Soft Baddie Makeup Tutorial ☆ | My In Depth Makeup Routine

I have gotten quite the amount of questions for me to do an in-depth makeup tutorial and I'm so honored that you guys like my makeup that much that you would like me to do a tutorial. So that is what I'm here to do today. I've actually been procrastinating this because every time I want to film my makeup tutorial, I'm not happy with my skin. I just need to go ahead and film it regardless of what my skin is looking like. Okay, so by far the most important step of doing your makeup is how you prep your skin. Your makeup will look absolutely chopped if you do not properly hydrate your skin before you start putting on your makeup. It doesn't matter what products you use. If you do not have a hydrated base, then your makeup will come out splotchy. I'm gonna start off with my Caudalie Beauty Elixir just to kind of freshen up and lighten up my face. My favorite toner of all time is this Innisfree Green Tea Ceramide Milk. This is literally a lifesaver for my sensitive skin and it's so hydrating. It is literally amazing. It doesn't like pill on your face either. You know how some toners can do that? This does not do that. I love it so much. It really calms down any kind of irritation I have to my skin as well. It's just so hydrating and it really plumps up my face. Coffee Brown Vitamin Enriched Face Base. This is a product that I have been purchasing since I was probably like 18 years old. This is the best thing you can do for a properly hydrated face base. It is pricey, but I recommend her so, so much to anyone. You want to make sure your eyes are very, the skin around your eyes are very hydrated as well so that your concealer doesn't crease. R28 Concealer is the best concealer I have ever tried, hands down. There is truly nothing like this concealer. I actually don't even use any kind of foundation. I just go in with this concealer on the spots of my face that I feel need some covering, and she is so creamy, full coverage, does not crease. Literally like a dream in a concealer bottle. I like to angle my concealer kind of like in a cat eye motion. I have some slight marks on my cheek as well, so I do put it over there. Really try to just get close to my lower lash line whenever I do put on my concealer. I let it just get tacky on my face. I find that it blends so much better when I do give it a moment to just soak into my skin. I go in with my COSRX Dark Brown Pencil. I don't like to use black because my eyebrows are black, so that would make it look extremely harsh. I just do light brush strokes following the line of my eyebrow. Keep a very light hand with this. I was a victim of really drawing in my eyebrows even though I have naturally thick, full eyebrows, and it just does not look good. Always have a light, steady hand when you are filling in your eyebrows. Slightly shading them in, basically. Just tiny little pencil strokes, you could say. Use the brush to brush it out and fix any harsh lines I may have. I also like to interchange between using a mirror up close to my face and a mirror that's far further from me because this is how I'm going to be seen. So it's important that you also fix anything that may look off from this kind of perspective, if that makes any sense. I'm going to go in with my SAY Base Brush. I love this brush so, so much. It blends in my concealer flawlessly into my face. I'm going to go in with my SAY Double Brush and I'm going to go with this flatter end for my eyes to just blend in any concealer into creases that my base brush cannot reach. I love this tiny little end it has because I can really get into the crevices underneath my eyes. Use an angled brush to do your bronzer. Otherwise you're just going to look like a circle. So just do a little bit there and then I angle the brush like this and I move upwards. You want to accentuate your cheekbones. You don't want to drag it down. I'll also put on my eyes. Some people like this, some people don't. I like the look of a very like button nose. So I literally just follow where these points of my nose go and I just accentuate it. I'm going to draw a line right here on top of like the bulb of my nose so that I can get that button effect. Next, brow glue. This makes all the difference in your eyebrows. Do not skip this. It makes your face look a lot more put together. You're going to see me constantly going back to places I've already done because that's just how I do my makeup. I kind of just do like layers at a time. So R28 Mile-Up-The-Cooler blush aka the best freaking blush on the planet. Real Techniques blush brush. And I am not shy when it comes to blush you guys. Also put a little bit on my eyebrow bone. And then I just kind of literally just put her around this area. Now I'm going to go in with a brush that looks like this that I literally got from Amazon like I think seven years ago. So anyways, just any kind of like skinny little blush like this. Now put her under my eyes and I do like to pack that on. I do above my eyebrow as well because for some reason I do get a bit oily there. Do it in the middle. Again, underneath my eyes. On top of my eyes. Underneath my contour and blush on my chin. Literally everywhere other than directly where I put my bronzer and blush. Now that I set my face, I'm going to go in again with my bronzer. Like I said, I kind of just do this in layers until I'm satisfied with my result. You can see I just kind of am always in this area. That's where I really focus all my accenting or whatever. Probably the best part is the eyes. I use the Master Mattes original eyeshadow palette and this is my makeup by Mario. It's literally the only eyeshadow palette I've purchased since I was like again like 17 to 18 years old. Shades I use are Matte 1, Matte 5, Matte 6. I go in with my Morphe M506 brush which is going to be a brush that's more compacted. Not like your standard fluffy eyeshadow brush and I do this for a reason. Okay, so I just did. I just alternated between the three five times. I'm just going to follow naturally where my eyelid folds and I want to create kind of like a cat eye effect. So I don't bring it down here. I just wing it out. Okay, I just did three rounds of that again. I'm going to focus on the tail here. So that it is all cohesive with one another. Then for the base of my eye, I go in with Matte 2 and Matte 4. I just use my finger pad. These two eyeshadows are like curving down because how much I use it. And I just put it on the lid here. My Morphe M535 eyeshadow brush which is a normal eyeshadow brush. It's more fluffy and I just lightly buff out any imperfections that I have in my eyeshadow. Doing this really helps you maintain that cat eye look. Now for my eyeliner. I love this part so much. I basically just go in with this black shade and this dark brown shade and I interchange between them. I focus on going on the literal inside of my inner corner. Very lightly though. You just want a light touch. You can see the difference that that's made on my eye already. It has already made my eyes pop out a lot more. And like I said, I literally do it on my actual inner corners. Not on the outside of my inner corners. But I literally pull this and I draw it in. And I'm using the Morphe M432 brush. It is a flat brush like this. And this is the only one I can use when I do my eyeliner. Now for my wing, I go in with the exact same black and brown. Eyeshadows. I just do like two rounds of that. My bottom waterline is basically what I use as a guide to make my eyeliner. I just want to follow my bottom waterline in a diagonal motion. I feel like that is the best way to complement your eyes when you are doing your eyeliner. That's one eye done. So you can tell that I keep my eyeliner as close as possible to my lash line. I don't want a thick... I don't want my eyeliner to be thick right here. I feel like that doesn't flatter my eye shape. And I want to keep my eyes as open as possible. I also, if you didn't notice, I put zero eyeliner right here. Probably, I would say this is like a third of my eye. That I just do not even touch with eyeliner. So I only go in with my inner corners here. And then just right here is where I stop. I would say, yeah, like probably from like the... Almost half way from my eye shape is where I stop. Again, going with my other eye. Just do two rounds. So for my wing, starting, like I said, from your... The inside of your lash line and going up is the best way to draw your wing without having any mess ups. And then falling it down instead of falling it up is going to give you the shape of a proper wing. There you have it. I'm done with my wings. Next thing I do is go in with my House Labs Illuminator in Sunstone. And I put in highlighter on my inner corners. On my eyebrow bone. And then on the tip of my nose. And I draw it horizontally. Before I do my mascara, I'm going to go in with my Sae setting spray. I love this setting spray so much. It's so lightweight. But it literally makes your makeup last like forever. It has like a 16 hour wear. Now I'm going to curl my eyelashes. I literally just have this old Sephora eyeshadow curler. But I've heard the Shiseido one is the best eyeshadow curler. Like even for people who don't really have long eyelashes. Thankfully I already have eyelashes that are long and they curl thankfully. So I've just been using this one that I've already had. Best mascara on earth is the Tower 28 Make Waves Mascara. It has this angle in the brush which is literally perfect for giving you that lifted voluminous lash look. I always do it looking down. And I start from the root of it. And I just make my way up. I also go in from the top of my lashes. And I put mascara up there as well. That really accentuates the length of your eyelashes. For the tip, I use the tip of the mascara brush. I angle it. I angle it like this. I follow the angle of the brush. In alliance with how I want to angle my eyelashes. So I prefer for the outer ends of my lashes to just go out. So I lightly do my bottom lashes. I don't want these to be too dark. I just play with my eyelashes until I like the final look. Now for my lip combo which is my favorite part. I go in with my Tower 28 Check Me Out Lip Liner. Stunning. Absolute latest obsession is the Tatcha Lip Melting Balm in Pinku. It is literally perfection. Literally the most perfect lip combo ever. This is my in-depth makeup tutorial. I really hope you enjoyed this. This has been my go-to makeup tutorial for a while now. And I'm so satisfied with it. I feel like it's very sultry, very beautiful, very womanly. And I feel that it brings out my best features. And this is how my makeup looks on my iPhone camera. So yeah, she is literally perfection. It's literally been two hours since I stopped filming. And my lips are still perfect. But yeah, I just wanted to give you guys this perspective from my iPhone versus my other camera.