The -Natural Everyday Makeup- Tutorial

Hello, welcome on back to my channel. I hope you all are doing well. Last week on Instagram many of you had said that you wanted me to share with you the ultimate natural everyday makeup look and today I'm doing just that all in partnership with Milk Makeup. So without further ado, if you want to learn how I created this look right here then keep on watching. So to begin I'm using the Suasu First Care Serum as the first step today. This is a very very you know thin formula almost like a toner but someone who worked at Sephora highly recommended this to me saying that with continued use it's quite impactful with strengthening the skin barrier so we like the sound of that. Now following this I'm using the Shining Darden Moisture Boost Plumping Serum to give the skin that extra hint of hydration. I'm a huge fan of a lot of her products because they're not loaded with perfumes and all that they're just a pretty straightforward and effective product range. To complete the skin prep I'm using this Fill and Fix Under Eye Cream from Peter Thomas Roth and tapping this right on. This is a new product from the brand that I'm using for the first time on Adrian today because I've been using it on myself and I really enjoy the thin formula of this. It doesn't feel heavy and most importantly I'm finding that it doesn't pill up underneath concealer and powders and as for the lips I'll take the Laneige Lip Mask and I'll pop this right on too. Next up I'm going to show you a little trick getting a blush brush damp with a setting spray. I'm picking up the shade Chilled from this Milk Makeup Jelly Tint Blush stain and popping this right on quite generously onto the cheeks. Because I want the complexion to look super natural today I'm using the underpainting technique by applying on the blush color first and then we'll apply on our foundation on top of it which will create this this illusion that the flush of color is coming from within. And the reason I wet the brush first with the Milk Hydro Grip spray is because the jelly tints are water-based so it really allows for the brush to pick up the pigment and intensify the color payoff. And although it's one of my favorite products from Milk Makeup what I think really takes the spotlight today is their new Hydro Grip Gel Tint. This is going to be available in 15 flexible shades and to show you how flexible they are I'm swatching on shades three and four and you'll see how they just they just melt into the skin once I start blending them out and that's because this formula is light but buildable and coverage. Now I end up going in with the shade four because I'm enjoying the warmer undertone on her but you see how this sheers out to be this this natural dewy second skin finish. I think that's what's going to make this foundation launch for Milk a huge success especially with this being a part of the Hydro Grip family. We're getting the same legendary grip we get from the Hydro Grip primer that makes this formula long-wearing which is unique because usually long-wearing foundations are matte or semi-matte at least but Milk Makeup is giving us a glowy oil-free clean formula here that grips on for up to 12 hours packed with hydrating ingredients that's safe for sensitive skin and most importantly to me is non-comedogenic because I don't want any pore-clogging ingredients in my foundation so there's a lot to enjoy here and I'm excited to see how many of you enjoy this as much as I do. It'll be available on the Milk Makeup website and at Sephora on February 28th and yeah by the way you see how soft the blush is looking now this is what I was talking about the color is barely peeking through giving the overall complexion this natural second skin finish and I always like to take a sponge to go over everything once more to pick up any excess product. Now moving right along for the under eyes I'm keeping it within the Milk Makeup family and using their Future Fluid Concealer to conceal and brighten the under eyes. I'm only placing a dot right there in the inner corner and then blending out with my ring finger and I'm using a shade that's pretty close to her natural skin tone. I'm not looking to overly brighten the under eye I want to keep it quite natural and soft and allow for a bit of that beautiful natural smokiness around her eyes to peek through and we can see how subtle but effective this is. Next up I'm using this House Labs Concealer in the shade 34 Medium Golden to bronze up the perimeter of her face applying it onto the back of my hand first buffing it into a brush and lightly glazing this across the skin including the cheekbones around the forehead even behind the ears. You see I have her hair styled up in this ponytail and it's behind the ears that most people forget to bring their bronzer and blush because we don't see it when we do our makeup but but other people notice it when we turn to the side and you know that dramatic contrast and color is seen. So definitely try to remember to bronze up this area next time you wear your hair up and it'll add a pro touch to the overall look. Now that I'm finishing up on the blend here by taking my sponge and picking up any excess product once again we can move on to using powder. So to set the under eyes I'm using the Laura Mercier Translucent Setting Powder and before applying it on I blend out any creasing and then go right in there with lightly dusting of powder. You know this is one of those things that you're going to want to tailor depending on your skin and your goals. I know there are a lot of people who wouldn't dare to use powder for a no makeup makeup look or even a natural glam and while I would love to go without it one of these times it's just not realistic for me. I know makeup is makeup it creases it moves it transfers and that's just the name of the game. So as a makeup artist I have to find a balance of keeping that fresh dewy finish to the skin while also getting it to stay as long as possible throughout the day for my clients. So I always use a little bit of powder here and there and focus on where I want to place it so I'm able to keep the glow in all the right areas. Even right now using this powder puff there's actually no powder on it but what I'm doing is I'm using the fabric of the puff to pick up and absorb any excess oil from the skin which helps bring down a bit of that shine without actually applying on more product. Moving right along I'm going to pick up this Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz in the shade of dark brown to begin feathering in a bit of product to the brows. I do so by brushing the brow hairs down feathering in the pencil quite quickly but with a very light hand and then I'll brush the hairs back into place before using a brow gel. In a moment you'll see me use the Benefit Clear Brow Gel to really set and lock the brow hairs into place. It's one of my favorite brow gels because it's quick easy straightforward and gets the job done every time. For the eye makeup today we're keeping it very simple by picking up this Rare Beauty Highlighter and kind of gliding this across the upper lid and inner corner. I think this is a really effective way to add a nice sparkle to the eyes without actually having to take out an eyeshadow palette and put together a whole thing. It's so beginner friendly that it's impossible to mess up. It looks good on everyone and you can dress it up however you'd like. Pop on lashes maybe some eyeliner or just keep it as is. After this step I'm taking my all-time favorite Shiseido Lash Curler to give the lashes a hefty curl and then you'll see as I take the KVD Liquid Eyeliner Pen for another nifty trick I like to use which is darkening the ends of the lashes. Now this is really for those of you who truly want that no makeup makeup look. I just glide an eyeliner pen across the ends of the lashes to give them some definition without actually having to use mascara. Now I am going to use mascara today but I just wanted to show this step anyway so that you have it as an option. And then while I'm at it I'm going to give a baby wing to the outer half of the eye with some eyeliner. Next up I am taking this Dior Backstage Glow Face Palette and kind of mixing together the shades before popping this onto the high points of the face like the cheekbones, forehead, nose, and you know I just think this is such a nice formula. After about two years of debating on whether or not I even wanted to buy this palette I finally decided to get it during the most recent Sephora sale and I'm really happy I did. It's been a really nice addition to my makeup kit. Now moving on to the lips I'm picking up this Buxom Lip Liner in the shade Hush Hush Hannah and using this to trace the lips with. I think this is perfect for today's look because it's such a classic go-to your lips but better kind of color. We get that beautiful natural hint of pink but it has a mauve cool undertone to it that I think looks quite flattering. And what I like about Buxom liners is that on the other side there's a brush we can use to blend out and diffuse the liner. For a high shine finish I'm using this Makeup By Mario Super Shine Lip Gloss. I'm popping this right on top. The shade I'm using here is Perfect Pink I believe but you know honestly the pigment is so sheer that many of these you know they kind of look the same. But what I love about the formula is that they're not sticky and they give a super juicy hydrated comfortable finish. Real quick what I'm gonna do is take the Say Glowy Super Gel and run this along her chest and shoulders making the skin look radiant and glowy. It might be a little extra for an everyday look kind of thing but I often get asked what I use on the models to give shine to the skin here and it's usually a product like this before I complete the look with a Milk Hydro Grip Spray to set and lock this look into place making this the final step and how I created this natural everyday look on her naturally beautiful model. And there we have it kids I hope you all enjoyed today's tutorial. 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