NO MAKEUP_ MAKEUP ♡ Natural Everyday Makeup for Beginners

Hello everybody, welcome back to my channel. My name is Jessica and today's video is going to be on the no makeup makeup look. I am a full glam girl forever, but no makeup makeup is a very useful skill when it comes to strict schools, passport photos, or when you want that just woke up, effortless, naturally pretty look. Before we start, can you tell in which of the following photos is the model wearing no makeup? If you picked any of the photos, you'd be wrong. At first glance, it may look like some of them are just wearing lip balm, but in all of these, they're wearing a full face of makeup, including eye makeup, face makeup, and lipstick. I love how fresh-faced they still look though, so today I'll be focusing on bright eyes, even skin, and My Lips But Better lips, which I've partnered with Peripera for, to show you how I achieve the no makeup makeup look. Let's start! Step one is skin prep. We want to look healthy and radiant today, so I'm using a hydrating SPF with hyaluronic acid in it. Make sure to apply two fingers worth. I'm next prepping my lips with my current favorite lip balm, the Glow Recipe Plum Plump Hyaluronic Acid Lip Gloss Balm. Next, I'm using a sheer foundation mixed with concealer to conceal any areas of unevenness. Mixing the concealer with foundation thins out the concealer so it gives you a more natural coverage. Then, I'm going to apply the rest of the foundation everywhere else for a seamless, natural finish. We're not going to set the face with loose powder until the very end. I've realized with dewy base makeup, a lot of the formulas take a while to set, so you should wait until it dries a little bit before setting. Otherwise, it can get patchy. Heavy contour can look too bold when combined with light makeup, so I'm going to contour very little today. Since we haven't set the makeup, we want to use only cream products. I'm using a cool-toned cream bronzer to contour the nose and also around the lips for a fuller lip effect. Next, I'm applying the Peripera Ink the Velvet Lip Tint in number 17, Rosy Nude to the back of my hand and blending it out before applying it to my face as cream blush. I like doing this with more pigmented cream blushes to sheer out the pigment. You can apply it anywhere else you like, but I like applying it all over my cheeks, right underneath my eyes so it doesn't look so artificially bright, on my nose and nose bridge, and right above my lips. I'll also be using this on my lips later, so using one shade across the entire face makes everything look more seamless and natural. We aren't going to be using eyeshadow today, but I wanted to create a bit of shadow to make the eyes look bigger and more elongated, so for this, I'm using the Peripera Rosy Nude Lip Liner just underneath the eyes. It's a nude pink shade which matches the blush and the waterline, so it ends up looking even more natural than brown eyeliner. Let's take that same Peripera lip liner and contour the lips to get fuller looking lips next. You want to use a lip liner that matches the lip color you're planning to use so the colors don't clash. This Peripera Rosy Nude Lip Liner complements the Peripera lip tint I'm going to use next perfectly, and it's very creamy so I can easily blend out any harsh lines. Moving on to the lip color, we are of course doing nude lips. I love nude lips. They're timeless and perfect for natural everyday makeup, but it can be hard to find your perfect nude. Some of them can make you look washed out, and some of them can be too unnatural for your skin tone. You want to find the perfect balance between these two, and one nude lip color I found to be flattering on almost everybody is the Peripera Ink The Velvet Lip Tint in number 17 Rosy Nude. They tested different versions of this for over a year before they released this universally flattering pinky nude shade, which has become my personal go-to lip color and an Amazon bestseller selling 15 bottles per minute. My favorite thing about this lip tint is its velvety texture that doesn't settle into lip lines. Most matte liquid lipsticks apply wet and dry down, but that causes them to settle into lines and get patchy when blended out, which is really unflattering on me as someone with chronically dry lips. I love how creamy Peripera's formula is and how it gives you that soft blurred lip look. To get the most natural and long-lasting application out of this lip tint, I'm going to use it as a lip stain today. So apply it all over the lips, let it sit for 30 seconds, and then wipe off the excess product. You can then reapply the lip tint anywhere you want it to be more pigmented, but look at how natural this lip shade is. I noticed a lot of no-makeup makeup looks use gloss for a wet lip look, so I'm applying Peripera's Ink Lasting Lip Gloss in One Clear on top. And this is my perfect, my lips but better, nude lip shade. If you want to shop any of the products I used from Peripera today, they're having their biggest sale of the year on Amazon right now, so make sure to click the link in the description box to shop before they sell out. Using a shimmery eyeshadow, I'm going to apply highlighter only to the tip of my nose. Moving on to the eyes, I'm using a brown brow pencil to create a shadow effect on the top lash line. Since I realized it looked kind of unnatural with there only being a shadow on the lower lash line, we aren't using pink this time since the shadow on the upper eyelid should be slightly darker than the one on the lower lash line, and since we don't really see the pink of the waterline like we do on the lower eyelid. Next, let's curl our lashes and apply mascara. I'm using a deep brown mascara from Dinto, which is a little more muted than black mascara. This step is optional, but you can apply individual lashes to make your eyes look bigger and brighter. I like using these really thin ones because they're actually undetectable, and they add a very subtle length. One of the dead giveaways you're wearing makeup is filled in brows, so instead of filling them in today, I'm only applying brow wax. Brow wax helps shape the brows and flattens the brow hairs against your face, which makes your brows appear fuller. Finally, it's time to set the face with loose powder. If your foundation is fully dried at this point, or you prefer your base more dewy, you can skip this step, but I prefer setting it to prevent transfer because we want our makeup to be undetectable, not leaving stamps of foundation anywhere. And this is the completed, seemingly effortless, but actually took a lot of effort look. What do you think? For those who wear makeup, I think you can tell I'm wearing makeup, but you wouldn't guess it's a full face of makeup, right? If you found this video helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe. If you're looking for a My Lips But Better lip color, remember to check out Peripera's sale. Thanks again to Peripera for sponsoring this video, and until next time, bye!