Soft Glam Makeup Tutorial For Beginners // Updated Tutorial

Hello, beautiful people, welcome back to my YouTube channel. If you're new here, welcome My name is Rosina Sharon I've missed you guys so much So update A girl returned to school. I went back to law school. And law school is extremely demanding. So I haven't had time to do vlogs and all those things But right now we are on break So I have time to do a tutorial for you guys So the look we're going for is this one And before I do that, kindly subscribe Share your thoughts in the comment section I'll be reading all of them. And if you like the video, give it a big big thumbs up Without further ado, let's dive straight into the tutorial. So we're starting off with the eyebrows as always Starting by brushing the eyebrows upwards Before we start lining up For the line, we're going to use the Davies No. 3A Pencil. Make sure it is as sharp as possible. If it is dull, go and sharpen it again. Okay And then we're just going to follow the natural eyebrow shape. As we line Make sure your hand is very, very light. Don't press it too hard against your skin It's going to give you a thick line when you do that. Okay And I have a very detailed eyebrow tutorial You can check on my channel You're going to find it And then on the upper side We're not going to start directly from the inner corner. We're going to leave just a tiny bit of space around the inner corner. And then again Follow the exact shape of the brow And we don't want a very thick brow Okay, keep in mind we don't want an extremely thick brow The thinner, the better Not too thin, not too thick So before we fill it in, we're going to use the bath soap technique. Wet the bath soap with water Then you're going to rub it on. You're going to use a thick white foam. Using a spoolie, take the thick white foam Alright, and use that to brush through the eyebrows Before you start lining Around the inner corner, you're going to brush it Upwards as you move toward the outer corner Brush it in such a way that it just fits between the two lines. Your eyebrows don't extend above the line on the upper side Or below the line on the lower side And then use the other side of the brush after that To press the brows in so they adhere to the skin Then allow that soap to dry out completely first Before you start filling in Now to fill it in, you're going to start from the outer corner. And you're going to use Gentle strokes Extremely gentle Make sure your eyeliner pencil is sharp Again, gentle strokes And then you're going to focus only on the areas Where you feel there is room Okay, where your eyebrows are very noticeable Leave that area alone Around the inner corner you can just Give it a subtle shadow with minimal pressure And then after that Now we move on to cleaning. We're going to use the Illegal Pro Concealer. The shade I found We're using a concealer two shades lighter than your skin tone. And a flat brush While applying the product onto the brush You do it from side to side So the product does not remain on top of the brush. Okay And then to clean You're going to place your brush at that angle. Around the inner corner Leave a bit of space And then again you're going to follow the exact shape of the brow As you move toward the outer corner You're going to clean it at an outward angle Okay And then immediately after that You're going to drag the concealer down. So it'll be easier for you to blend in later For the space we left around the inner corner We're going to use a foundation that matches our skin tone. A foundation that matches our skin tone Okay To clean that area Make sure though That foundation line blends into the concealer line. And always drag that product down As you go And then you can use your finger To simply blend in the edges there Before the product dries down Now before you continue You're going to use a round fluffy brush. To blend in that product Before you continue on to Preparing the eyelids Okay And here you're going to tap tap tap Now I don't clean the upper side of the eyebrow But you can do that if you wish So next we're going to use An eyeshadow base Okay On the lid just before we start Applying the eyeshadow itself Now to incorporate that seamlessly You're going to start from the lower lid and move upward. And you're going to blend it in a way You're going to blend it from left to right. Right to left as you move upward Okay And here we are tapping tap tap tap Tap tap Okay Don't drag the brush around Tap tap tap As you go upward, it just blends seamlessly into the concealer on the upper side. Okay, as you go up, it should blend into the concealer. We don't want to see the white all the way up To the upper lid Okay And take your time to blend Now for the eyeshadow, we're using the Dolly Pinky cosmetics eyeshadow We're starting off with this brown here It's not too dark Nor is it too light And it has a warm undertone Now for the first transition, we're going to base it At the midpoint of the lid Right at the midpoint of the lid Today's technique is a bit different. From the ones I usually do A lot of time A lot of the time, I'm sorry. Just at the midpoint of the lid And in a C It's going to look like a C. An inverted C Don't bring the C all the way down toward the outer corner Leave a little space around the outer corner Okay, and before you continue Tap off the excess product from the same brush And using a sweeping motion Just gently loosen the edge of that. And then to blend that in We're going to use a compact finishing powder. That matches your skin tone So on the upper side, we don't want to see the darkness. On the upper side It should match your skin tone That is why we are using a compact finishing powder. That's the same shade as your skin tone. And then after that we're just going to use A darker shade of brown toward the outer corner Okay Just on the outer corner alone Using a smaller brush here And you're going to tap it in Okay tap tap tap So we want the pigment to be visible Just on the outer corner alone Okay, if you want, you can bring it all the way down. But I prefer mine just on the outer corner. Alone Okay, so it creates An ombre A ombre effect On the transition Okay, and then after that We're going to use the same brush we used to set the lids. Do not add product to the brush. We're just going to use this to Blend in any creases toward That crease region Okay, and here we are Tapping, tapping, tapping So the shade we're going for in the crease is It's a yellow shade, but a subtle one. It's not a very noticeable yellow. Again, only in the crease region, just there We're using a packing brush. And here you are again Tapping, tapping, tapping And then you're going to use the same brush you used to Do the transition shade To blend in the outer corner About that crease, okay This is extremely important. So there is at least a transition from Light to The darker shade On the transition shade at the outer corner And then after that This is extremely optional; you don't have to do it at all. I'm just using a black Cream liner To do a wing And I prefer a very thin wing Okay, and then To Join that, we're starting from the Midpoint of the first line As you can see, it's a very, very Thin one and then fill that in And then you can Correct toward the outer corner there You don't have to do this one as a beginner. And then after that, I'm just going to do mascara. And falses again falses Are very optional for beginners While you're just practicing makeup Don't go into fakes Alright, directly okay Learn how to apply the makeup first, and then you can Go into the fakes later Then after that, I'm just starting by spraying the face And then using the Bondi Sands SPF 50 Plus this is a Sunscreen, but this is extremely moisturizing. Sunscreen so I love using this as a Moisturizer as well as a Sunscreen because it does both And I would recommend it for Someone with a Normal to dry skin And then after that That being set, we're going to move on to the primer. I'm using the golden lip First, this is a Gel-based primer again, I would recommend It is for people with normal to Dry skin, my skin Sorry is dry And for the primer, I'm just Going to place that on the T-zone area alone, because once again My skin type is dry Then after that you're going to allow for the Primer to apply before you move on to foundation For foundation I'm using Maybelline. Lumi Matte The shade is 337 It's actually not my exact shade. But I'm going to work around it, and then I'm Going to use a damp beauty blender, wet it with Water and then squeeze out all the excess water completely Fast before you start using it Okay, and then I'm going to start blending. Around the cheek area here And to build a foundation as a beginner You tap it in Don't drop the product Tap tap tap As you can see, it's not my exact Shade but We're going to work around it, okay? The foundation I normally use I don't have it with me right now. But I'm going to get it soon So again you tap tap Tap tap And remember to blend in Your neck and for the neck you don't Use too much product; just a tad bit of product. And as you're blending your neck Make sure you blend towards At the back of the ear there Extremely, extremely important, okay And again around these areas you use Very little product is available for use Just the product remaining On the Beauty Blender, okay I'm going to do that on the other side as well. And we do not apply foundation Under the eyes, okay And around the nose, you're going to use very little product. Very, very little product Especially toward the corner of the nose Tiny amount of product Okay, a small product can go a long way. Now for the forehead You're going to start blending Between the eyebrows First okay And then as you move upward, you're going to start Blending just above the brows Left to right, right to left As you move up So you don't end up using too much product Just along the hairline As you go up, it's supposed to blend. Into the hairline, okay And for the forehead You don't use too much product either. Use an extremely small amount of product And take your time to blend Take your time to blend Then next we're moving on to highlighting I'm using the same highlight I used on my Under Eyes Which Is Illegal Pro Concealer The shade is Fawn. Starting off with the outer corner of the under eye And I usually just keep this Sharp line here Because I did a wing I want it to be as sharp as possible. That's why I do that. And then we're going to apply it to the tip of the nose. On the bridge of the nose, sorry As well as the forehead Okay Remember we left the inner corner of the under-eye area untouched We're going to use a different Concealer for that area Okay for the inner corner of the under-eye area We're going to use a lighter shade of concealer. I am using the Illegal Pro Concealer The shade I used on the inner corner Is Medium Beige, it's a lighter shade Then after that I'm just going to use a Fenty Beauty Shake and Play Liquid Blush As I wait for that concealer to set And I'm blending these two shades In it, I use a darker shade on the lower side And a lighter shade on the upper side And then blend it in And this has to be towards the Upper Is it the upper angle? Is your cheek okay? Yeah, the higher Sorry, the corners of your cheeks That would be the best explanation, the higher points of your cheeks Blend, blend, blend using a brush And take your time to blend As always, take your time to blend. And then after that is when We're going to come back to blend in The concealer starting off with the outer Corner of the lower eyelid That's how I do it; you don't have to follow. My exact lead But that's just how I prefer to do it. Okay And then we're going to Both sides first okay And then I'm going to blend in the bridge of the nose. And the forehead The inner corner of the lower eyelid I blend it last for a reason, okay? So the bridge of the nose Forehead And for the forehead, always start in between the Brows And then as you go up, blend from left to right Right to left Make sure the concealer blends into the foundation. You don't want to see where your foundation ends Where your concealer begins They have to blend into one another. Again take your time to blend And here we are tapping, tapping, tapping Tap tap tap Until it all blends in And then after that is when we blend in The inner corner of the lower eyelid And then again tap tap tap Make sure it all blends. Into the outer corner as well Blend it When it comes to blending, you take your time. Tap tap tap tap And then I blend this last To avoid creasing Under their eyes, yeah Immediately after you blend in The under eye Immediately after Use a compact finishing powder That matches the shade of that concealer. To set Immediately after Alright, and here to set you're going to press it in. I normally use Maybelline. Compact powder in shade 330 I don't know who stole it But I don't have it with me But it was here, someone took it. I don't know who exactly And then you're going to press, press, press. Starting with the under eyes So you avoid creasing, okay Compact finishing powder that matches the shade of the concealer first And then you can use a loose Setting powder on top of that later So we're just going to set All the areas you highlighted using a concealer That would include the bridge of the nose. As well as the forehead And then, after that, is when you're using a loose setting powder. Okay We can use the same Beautyblender you used. The side that has the product Apply a small amount of the product, sorry. And then blow off the excess powder Or tap off the excess powder And then the product remaining on the beauty blender Are you going to go over the areas again? You used a concealer to highlight That would include the area under the eyes, the bridge of the nose As well as the forehead Okay And once again, take your time. Then after that we're using a compact Setting powder that is two shades darker To contour I do powder contouring I prefer powder contour In contrast to cream contour That is merely a personal preference. If you want to do cream contour, by all means go ahead and do it. Starting again at the high points of the cheek And then always remember To contour the forehead As you contour the forehead, blend it. Into the hairline Okay The forehead—make sure you contour that forehead. Extremely important Okay, and then after that we move on Contouring the nose Starting off with a flat brush 45 degrees on where your eyeshadow ends Both sides So it gives you a guide on exactly where to place that contour line. The nose So you're just going to place the contour lines on both sides And to place the contour lines, you're going to tap them in. Make sure you cut it down there You don't leave it open all the way down. And then to blend that in, you're going to use A clean, fluffy brush Okay To incorporate that seamlessly Blend it into the eyeshadow along the upper edge. As you go down, you tap it while descending. Tap tap tap Then after that we're going to use This shade here As our blush Our powder blush For powder blush placement, I normally start Just below the outer corner of the lower eyelid And then blend it into that contour shade So it lifts up my face At the outer corner there Like that And then remember to Fix your eyebrows Especially if you did your eyebrows Before this entire face There's a high chance that either your powder Went on top of your eyebrows or your foundation Climbed onto the top of your brows Just make sure you fix that before you continue And again, gentle strokes You see that Extremely beautiful Gentle strokes as always Then after that, I'm just going to use the Milani Make Last Original Setting Spray. To set that From a distance And a generous amount Apply a generous amount Generous amount And I mean it when I say a generous amount And then allow for that to set And then to move on to the lips I'm starting off with the Davis No. 3. This is an eyeliner. But I use it as a lip liner. It works best for me as a lip liner. That's what I'm going to use. To line the lips Okay, lower side and upper side Of the lip and then make sure You blend in the lip liner before you Apply lipstick It is extremely important. Blend that lip liner in. And then for the lipstick, I'm using the Golden Lip. This nude lip The shade is Diva I love it, especially if I want to do A matte nude lip I'll take this one. It's a very, very beautiful one. Make sure you blend that again. Blend that lip in Blend it in. Blend that in, and then you can use it. Your finger to blend And then for highlights I normally use A highlighting balm It looks like a gloss. Alright, just to give it A dewy, dewy, dewy finish look And then that would be it For me today, guys Look at that This looks especially good in person It looked so amazing. Oh my god Look at the nude lip Eye makeup It's been a while since I did yellow. But it looks amazing Let me know what you think of the comment section And I really hope you have learned something from this tutorial Let me know again in the comment section, guys Please remember to subscribe Give it a thumbs up And let me know what you want me to do Next in the comment section Thank you so much for watching I'll see you all in the next one. Bye