#shorts Have you guys tried doing #basemakeup with #spatula ? This is a very easy and fast way to do it 😆 Make your skin texture even and pretty with spatula base makeup!
These Korean girlies have to train their skin color to match I guess. There's 3 shades: white, porcelain, and pale. Edit: I didn't mean to sound rude or anything. My dad is from South Korea and he's tan and I'm quite tan even though my mom is very white. It's just kinda shocking to see makeup brands to have like 3 shades which are all kinda the same color.
I have to agree with many of the MUAs I've seen teach this and other foundation application techniques who say we should always go inside to outside for applications because you need the most coverage in the center of your face, and less on the outside helps it blend into your neck/hairline. But I mean application methods are very personal and if it works best the other way, or if it makes no difference for someone, then they should keep doing whatever works for them. Just saying incase anyone was finding their application isn't working for them, this change might help them.
If you have lots of redness on jawline and clear center of the face this technique doesnt make sense. You have to look what suits individual person always :)
I have deepest lines near the center of my face when I smile so I like to apply it first on the outside and use the leftover to cover my lines near my mouth and eyes
I disagree. I heard an MUA say that we should go from the inside to the outside because the skin on the centre is thinner and can handle only a small amount of foundation while the skin on the edge of the face is thicker
I Love foundation Tutorials on visibly textured skin. It shows much better how good Something works than with Filters or other Things that Make the skin Look flawless beforehand
It’s the beauty standards in Asia, they’d rather blend it all out to the neck to fit the unnaturally pale “bright” shade they pick than be happy with their normal, healthy looking skin. There are few Koreans and Asians in general with such naturally pale skin but companies straight up refuse to make darker shades
@@KawaiiKermit Yes, they always try to look brighter than their actual shade, I've seen it here a lot in South Asia too. We do have darker shades in here, people just want to look bright. I don't understand this at all. There isn’t anything wrong with natural skin shade.
no unless they're really whitewashed. but i tend to use shades a bit lighter than my actual skin tone cause makeup will oxidize after a few hours and become darker
@@prboi1985 was no shade at all lol if it came across that way. It was meant to be a compliment. We are all human and struggle w stuff like this. So I appreciate her candidness 💕
I really love this spatula technique! But to be honest I just put the liquid foundation on the spatula directly and spread it on my face like a butter as thin as possible. It works the same and it’s less messy and fast😂
I just wanted to say i appreciate you showing your natural skin without filters, skin that actually looks like skin that’s not airbrushed and unnatural.
Another good technique used my professional muas is to put it on a blending platform or your hand and use a dense fluffy blending brush. Pick up a small amount and gently tap, blend in circular motions, and push the product into the skin to make it more than just a layer of makeup. Gives you a flawless base as you aren’t using a load of product all at once, you pick up small amount and blend it out, go back and pick up more and blend. That way there’s even distribution and you don’t put too much product on. This is better than the videos method if you don’t have flawless skin like most Asians as it’s easy to use too much product to cover imperfections like blemishes, hyperpigmentation and texture.
I Looooove the spatula method. I'm able to use way less foundation because it's able to get applied in such a thin layer. And it looks so natural because the layer is so thin but still gives you enough coverage. I'm never gonna go back to using only sponge.
Is this so revolutionary because you spend less time blending? Or is there something I was missing? Personally, I’m not cutting corners on my makeup. If it takes all day, it takes all day.
I feel that this technique only works if you have decent skin. If you have bad breakouts or high pigmentation then you gonna need a full-coverage foundation with a sponge or makeup brush.
I was set on watching this and learning stuff but then I heard the music in the background 😂 I know it's royalty free, but I'm so used to hearing it on the crime channel That Chapter as the life insurance dance music
The main point is that the spatula is the best tool to express thin and natural skin texture when applying on your base makeup. The reason why we use the sponge after using the spatula is to remove any marks left behind by the spatula and to enhance the adherence of the product.
@@ffrai3094 No, the spatula applies it very thinly, which is a good way to achieve a non-cakey, durable base 👌🏻 Of course fingers work too but in my experience it can't be as thin and you end up using more product.
@@vermillionrot that's just bs lol, u can apply it thickly with a spatula and thinly with a sponge. it's just about your technique and amount of product
Can you do one that would be for high school? (I want to wear makeup to school but they are strict and I can’t find one that would be good for school next year)
Try it out and see for yourself. You don't need to use a spatula for this method, you can use the back of a butter knife from your kitchen (assuming that you have one)
As a makeup artist i love this technique, it gives such even layers to the face :)
Thank you and I love you !!!!
Beautiful nose bro😍
Do you wet it?
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I’ve never seen a foundation that matches almost exactly like someone’s skins color…magic 😳
I’m shocked 😩I want my skin foundation
NARS'S concealer matches me so well!NOBODY can tell i've applied some,magic indeed 😍
The best way is to get matched by a pro...
These Korean girlies have to train their skin color to match I guess. There's 3 shades: white, porcelain, and pale.
Edit: I didn't mean to sound rude or anything. My dad is from South Korea and he's tan and I'm quite tan even though my mom is very white. It's just kinda shocking to see makeup brands to have like 3 shades which are all kinda the same color.
Korea is a fairly ethnically homogeneous country, probably easier for these companies to match skin tone when they are more similar.
I have to agree with many of the MUAs I've seen teach this and other foundation application techniques who say we should always go inside to outside for applications because you need the most coverage in the center of your face, and less on the outside helps it blend into your neck/hairline. But I mean application methods are very personal and if it works best the other way, or if it makes no difference for someone, then they should keep doing whatever works for them. Just saying incase anyone was finding their application isn't working for them, this change might help them.
If you have lots of redness on jawline and clear center of the face this technique doesnt make sense. You have to look what suits individual person always :)
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I have deepest lines near the center of my face when I smile so I like to apply it first on the outside and use the leftover to cover my lines near my mouth and eyes
I disagree. I heard an MUA say that we should go from the inside to the outside because the skin on the centre is thinner and can handle only a small amount of foundation while the skin on the edge of the face is thicker
I Love foundation Tutorials on visibly textured skin. It shows much better how good Something works than with Filters or other Things that Make the skin Look flawless beforehand
I barely see any makeup artist actually using the accurate foundation shade, I do respect you for not using brighter shade than your skin like others.
It’s the beauty standards in Asia, they’d rather blend it all out to the neck to fit the unnaturally pale “bright” shade they pick than be happy with their normal, healthy looking skin. There are few Koreans and Asians in general with such naturally pale skin but companies straight up refuse to make darker shades
@@KawaiiKermit Yes, they always try to look brighter than their actual shade, I've seen it here a lot in South Asia too. We do have darker shades in here, people just want to look bright. I don't understand this at all. There isn’t anything wrong with natural skin shade.
@@KawaiiKermit they’re not arguing against this, they’re just saying that they respect them for matching their actual shade
@@hell_ohh exactly.
no unless they're really whitewashed. but i tend to use shades a bit lighter than my actual skin tone cause makeup will oxidize after a few hours and become darker
I appreciate you not using any blurring and showing that blackheads texture pimples are all okay and perfectly normal ❤
Neha Zafar how come ? How is it Neha with Zafar just curious coz I've never seen this
@@sushmitatiwari1307 it’s cause I’m Muslim and my grand mother liked the name neha a lot before she passed away so I’m Neha Zafar now
@@nehazafar6979 wow that's incredible 👌 beautiful 😍
@@sushmitatiwari1307 thank you 🙏❤️❤️ appreciate it
@@nehazafar6979 Mashallah, that's such a beautiful name, do you know the meaning? just curious! :D.
I love that a lot of my asian skincare/makeup says "appropriate amount" rather than an actual amount. Same thing with cooking 😂
Yeah 😂. You stop adding an ingredient when you hear your ancestors whisper "that's enough child" in your ear.
I love that you show blackheads, hair and real skin texture! ❤
I love how you just called out her blackheads 😂😂😂
Lol, I have a lot of blackheads, it's the truth anyways. ^_^
@@JOOHKY hey man we all have them. And props to her for not filtering
@@JOOHKY we all do! Props to you for not filtering natural skin.
@@prboi1985 was no shade at all lol if it came across that way. It was meant to be a compliment. We are all human and struggle w stuff like this. So I appreciate her candidness 💕
I really love this spatula technique! But to be honest I just put the liquid foundation on the spatula directly and spread it on my face like a butter as thin as possible. It works the same and it’s less messy and fast😂
I just wanted to say i appreciate you showing your natural skin without filters, skin that actually looks like skin that’s not airbrushed and unnatural.
Finally somebody that actually explains the application method lol
I did this on last Sunday. It was a good methode. My skin looks more soft, and foundation looked naturally thin.. 😍
I love how I can see your skin texture to see how it really looks!
Another good technique used my professional muas is to put it on a blending platform or your hand and use a dense fluffy blending brush. Pick up a small amount and gently tap, blend in circular motions, and push the product into the skin to make it more than just a layer of makeup. Gives you a flawless base as you aren’t using a load of product all at once, you pick up small amount and blend it out, go back and pick up more and blend. That way there’s even distribution and you don’t put too much product on. This is better than the videos method if you don’t have flawless skin like most Asians as it’s easy to use too much product to cover imperfections like blemishes, hyperpigmentation and texture.
Ty for showing REAL skin 🙌🏽🫶🏽
I Looooove the spatula method. I'm able to use way less foundation because it's able to get applied in such a thin layer. And it looks so natural because the layer is so thin but still gives you enough coverage. I'm never gonna go back to using only sponge.
OMG A MAKEUP TUTORIAL W REALISTIC SKIN ?
This reminds me of the 90s/00s method of only applying foundation to the center of the face except they used hands to blend everything out lol
she made that look so easy
love this short tut!!
Thank you! I had no idea how people were doing this!
why is everyone so extravagant, Im lazy for all that
Fuck it i just use a spoon as a spatula and damn baby it does the same work
Yes it does, and so does a butter knife. I actually showed this on my live today. Spoon, Knife and even fork.
I use spatula for icing or baking 🤭 i find it easier and applies better than this kind of spatula. I am so weird 🤭
It's incredible how your pores look zoomed in but you can't see it zoomed out😭 Why is it that mine can be seen from a mile away💀💀💀
I'm jealous of her skin lol
We are usually more self-aware, you are prob the only one that can see urs from far away.
Your skin does not need make up , it's already beautiful
That's so sweet of you. Thank you so much
Is this so revolutionary because you spend less time blending? Or is there something I was missing? Personally, I’m not cutting corners on my makeup. If it takes all day, it takes all day.
It's for a more even and smooth skin expression.
That's the kind of tutorial we needed
Glad to hear you enjoyed it.
I felt amazing about myself after i saw this because it reminded me that my skin looks natural and i dont need a filter to look amazing.
Spread it like butter
Your skin is gorgeous
Thank you ^_^
@@JOOHKYdo you wet the sponge?
I feel that this technique only works if you have decent skin. If you have bad breakouts or high pigmentation then you gonna need a full-coverage foundation with a sponge or makeup brush.
It works so good!
Great to hear!
How beautifully the foundation has matched her skin i don't know which foundation match to my skin
This helped me a lot, thank you!
I was set on watching this and learning stuff but then I heard the music in the background 😂 I know it's royalty free, but I'm so used to hearing it on the crime channel That Chapter as the life insurance dance music
😂 😂 😂 😂 so this is why everyone is talking about life insurance!!!!!!!!!!!
@@JOOHKY 😂 it's so unrelated but yes that's why
I appreciate that you didn't use any filter and shown your blackheads. I also have blackheads but I love it ❤
Haha, there's nothing to be embarrassed about. If anything... we are the majority lol. (at least i'd like to think that)
My grandma used to do this with the back of a butter knife 😂 but her Make-up always look absolutely flawless so slay ig 😭✌🏻
Oh yes! a butter knife would work wonders as it's pretty much almost the same.
This was SO useful omg going to try this right after my shower
Best make-up routine who isn't always on a rush.
THE ABSOLUTE HEAVENLY TIP FOR PERFECT BASE IS MOISTURIZER PRIMER WITH FOUNDATION MIX THEM ALL AND BOOM PEREFCT BASE
What does adding a foundation with a spatula do inward or outward do? At the end isn’t it blended out anyway?
exactly
This is so genius
This is a truly amazing channel. Best makeup content. Hats off to you for.putting in so much effort and giving awesome content.
Love you keep it up❤
Love this trend!
Wow your skin😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤❤
I've been doing that the whole time
my favorite part is when they show the result
step 1:
have a super clear glass flawless skin
She literally has red pimples and blackheads 🤷no one is flawless
wow super 👍🏻
This is good coverage for scars or spots covering on face
Same nose pin I'm wearing 😊
Awesome!!!
I like it
Hera Silky Stay Foundation
The norepin looks so good on you❤
Thank you ^_^
@@JOOHKYcho tôi biết loại kem nền đó là màu gì và hãng gì
its giving...✨windshield wiper✨
It is a very interesting method but I don't have forever to do my makeup especially at morning😅😂😂
Obsessed with her nose pin❤
Thank you.
So if you have to use a sponge after
What’s the point?
The main point is that the spatula is the best tool to express thin and natural skin texture when applying on your base makeup. The reason why we use the sponge after using the spatula is to remove any marks left behind by the spatula and to enhance the adherence of the product.
to blend it of course? the spatula is just for applying the product
@@thiya4627but you could just apply it without a spatula. so unnecessary
@@ffrai3094 No, the spatula applies it very thinly, which is a good way to achieve a non-cakey, durable base 👌🏻 Of course fingers work too but in my experience it can't be as thin and you end up using more product.
@@vermillionrot that's just bs lol, u can apply it thickly with a spatula and thinly with a sponge. it's just about your technique and amount of product
Be careful because once you starting using this tool you’ll never go without it…
I'm still gonna smear that foundation on haha can't change those ways
I've been doing this but with facemask silicon brush
Thank you ❤
Who would have knew spreading butter on our bread all our lives has prepared us for this makeup technique. 😂😂
😂😂😂
Wow I didn't think it was this technical
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Her nose pin🥰
It works
That nose pin looks good on you
Thank you ^_^
Everone talking about makeup
Meanwhile me....wow she was wearing nosepin😍💕
hahaha
Very helpful
She has blackheads and she confident about it
If you don't have a spatula a spoon is actually a great substitute
Uh nose pores look fun 😁❤️
The same tutorial will work for painting walls and houses.
spatula and facial construction 😂😂😂
Can you do one that would be for high
school? (I want to wear makeup to school but they are strict and I can’t find one that would be good for school next year)
Book wise i think they say inside to outside🤔🤔 but this is so interesting !
It feels like buttering on bread
I wouldn't be surprised if that's where the original idea came from. You can actually do this with a butter knife too.
The only video where there is no filter on skin,
Her nose pin ☺️
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This is how use to make blood slice to visualize Red blood cells
Finally someone using their correct shade and not whitewashing
Painting 🎂
Me watching : 25y
Neither know my shade nor own a foundation .😂
Step 1: have the right shade of foundation 🙂
Foremost 🛐
Am I the only one who thinks her voice sounds like Lia from Itzy?
Looking at her skin, I need some skincare tips
Watch our videos ^_^
Breakfasts ready 🍞🧈
And what is the difference between blending it After That method or the usual normal one ? None 😅
Try it out and see for yourself. You don't need to use a spatula for this method, you can use the back of a butter knife from your kitchen (assuming that you have one)
I use this trick from 5years ago
It's commonly used by makeup artists.
I need her skin I will never need a foundation 😂
Where to buy this spatula
Try searching for fillimilli.
The builders use the ssme technique 😂
But what about wearing this much make up in summer 😅.....mmmm melting melting 😳
When did makeup become so complicated
And why am I watching this!😂
I dont even have a foundation
😂😂😂
That nose pores are just look like mine 😮😮
I thought Im the only one with that kind of pores, and have been shame for that
No need to be ashamed, we gotta work with what we have.
Yea we are becoming cakes now
Plz recommend me foundations that give natural finish and has high coverage and few korean liquid foundation too not cushions
I think Espoir's PRO TAILOR FOUNDATION BE VELVET line might be something down your alley
I love the fact that she is not hiding the blackheads.....🫶