Natural Warm Tone Makeup_ Douyin Nose Contour Hack_ Makeup Tutorial _ GRWM.

Today I'm showing you how to create my flawless natural warm tone makeup look. Hi everyone, I'm Angie and welcome back to my channel. I do makeup, skincare, and all things pretty so if that's your vibe, make sure to hit the subscribe button. Let's start with the skin. I'm using Milani Glow Hydrating Skin Tint, applied in thin layers for that natural skin light finish. Skin prep is key. Flawless makeup always start with a good base. For spot concealing, I'm using Milani Perfect and Conceal. Remember to load your brush evenly so the product goes on smoothly. I only conceal where needed to keep the base lightweight and seamless. For blush, I'm using Maybelline Super Stay Tidy Tint in the shade Skinny Dip. I apply it on the apples of my cheeks for that natural warm. Sometimes concealers sift with blush. No problem, just go back and fix the spot afterwards. Little touch ups makes all the difference. I'm setting my face with Milani Perfect and Conceal pressed powder, focusing on my T-zone area. That's where my makeup usually tends to break first. For brows, I keep it simple. Since my brows are thick and black, I just brush them up and set it with Benefit Brow Setter. For the nose contour, I use Hoola Bronzer and a Doe-In Hack that gives my nose a short and 3D look. If you want to learn about the Doe-In Nose Contour Hack, you can check out my full video on nose contour. To highlight, I go in with pressed powder. You can use a white shadow or a shimmer highlight, but for the natural vibe, I keep it soft and skin-toned. I start with a soft brown shade in the crease, blending it outward to lift the eyes. Then I deepen the outer corner with a darker contour shade to add the depth and dimension. I bring that same shade onto the lower lash line to balance the look. For the shimmer, I press onto the lid with my finger for that maximum glow. Then I layer the shimmer shade until it catches the light beautifully. To define, I draw a long, sharp wing and extend into the inner corner. These little details really elongate and lift the eyes. I warm up my face using the Hoola Bronzer, focusing on the cheeks and jawline. Blending it well makes the skin look naturally sun-kissed instead of harsh line, and it ties the whole warm-toned look together and adds a healthy glow. Then I comb my lashes really well before applying mascara on the top lashes only for a lifted effect. Highlight goes on the inner corners, nose bridge, and the tip. It's a glowy but natural look. For lips, I slightly overline the cupid's bow, then follow my natural shape. I blend it with my finger to give a diffused look. Add a dark brown shade in the center and tap it with my finger for that natural ombre vibe. Last step, highlighting my cheeks, nose, and forehead for that final warm-toned glow. And that's it! That's my go-to warm-toned makeup look. If you love this look, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up, subscribe, and hit the bell so you can never miss my next video. Thank you for watching. I'll see you in the next video. Bye!