We enjoy watching your content because we just love to watch you for you, Hannah. Online parasocial issues aside, it does feel like just coming to chill out and hang with a good friend. Your vibes are impeccable.
YES! I was only seconds into the first video I ever watched of Hannah’s when I subscribed because I loved her energy and perspective and needed more of it in my life.
I normally wouldn't comment this but I hope it's helpful. I watch beauty videos and used to be so influenced to just buy buy buy. I ended up filing bankruptcy for over 50k. To be honest I barely use any of the makeup I bought. I hardly buy anything anymore and I appreciate you letting us know you are human and used to have a problem also. I really regret most of my purchases and wish I could go back and have the small collection I used to have before I had an overspending problem. I am happy to say that is no more since a few years ago. I have all this makeup and am so overwhelmed. Anyone experiencing the same thing you are not alone and can take your life back. Love you Hannah!
I suggest selling off your collection. I've been doing that for the past two years or so :) More than happy with my little collection that isn't really a collection 😂❤️ 2 ABH, 3 smaller eyeshadow palettes. Other categories are around 2 items. Figure out what you love that you use or give yourself permission to use 💜
Since I've haven't used my lipsticks in almost two years because i wear a mask for work every day I've been using them as blush because I don't want them to go bad before I can use them and WOW I haven't touched my powder blushes in la long time, I love how they look and how easy is to blend and build them. I think I'll never go back.
Every time I look at buying a cream blush I remind myself of all the lipsticks I own and never wear. I started doing it years ago when I was out and thought my blush needed a boost. There’s something about lips and cheeks matching too
I use liquid highlighter to mix it with powder eyeshadows so I get a cream eyeshadow. I like the effect and I would love to know your opinion! Your enjoyment of eyeshadow mixed with water makes it seem to me that you might enjoy this as well.
I remember several eyeshadows in the 90s being marketed as usable wet or dry, but I don't recall nearly as much of that since then. I remember years ago, a friend who is close to a decade younger being surprised that I was wetting an eyeshadow. I think plenty of people hadn't heard of doing that because shadow products weren't advertised that way in the aughts and later!
I always clean all of my art and makeup tools with the same care and cast with aloe vera. I’ve had the same supplies for over a decade but just recently been interchanging some of my older natural hair eye brushes as paint brushes; they’re perfection. My heart resonated with using makeup like art supplies. Thank you for sharing this technique as it has a cream eyeshadow aesthetic.
After watching your videos I'm always left with the impression that you perfectly phrase thoughts about makeup that I have had trouble articulating. I was just watching your most recent video and thinking about how eloquent you are, and now that I'm watching this video it makes perfect sense that you're a writer! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. :)
It’s refreshing to see a beautiful young woman promote fresh makeup looks 💄In the 80’s I used to add water to my shadows to get the browns/black to stay put as liner, it had a softer look. I am definitely going to try some “sneaky balm”. The name alone is fun 🤩
I’ve been mixing a green eyeshadow with a primer to put a light wash across my entire eyelid. I got so many compliments on it and I’m so glad I got the idea for it from this video
I usually do this technique by picking the eyeshadow on my finger and then spraying that finger with water and smearing it on my eyelids. This way doesn't require you to mix anything, though I guess you're mixing directly on your eyelid. Gives a similarly watercolored look!
I absolutely love your channel, and adore listening to you speak, Hannah. Something I struggle with is the makeup removal/end of day skin cleansing process, and I would love to hear your advice (and see a video) on this process! I also have bangs, and the trick of pinning your bangs down in a curl shape which you mentioned in your previous video is genius! What do you use to keep your hair/bangs from getting wet? How do you cleanse and wash your face without getting water everywhere and getting yourself all wet? I'm sure these questions sound silly, but it's something I'd really appreciate to know as I've come to despise (and avoid) this part of my day. I want to get to a point where I enjoy my skincare process and it becomes a self care ritual, but the process of my bangs and hair getting wet and messed up, getting water all over my arms/body and sink, having my back hurt from leaning over the sink (I have a bad back), etc, has made it an unpleasant experience and something I'm wanting to improve! Thank you in advance! 💕
I almost always pin my bangs back like I showed in that video, and I ALWAYS use a thick microfiber headband to push all of my hairs away from my face and protect them from water. I like these ones: rstyle.me/+1EbWN6EaWiDa5CYM0-eCkA because they are wide and soft. I usually wash my face in the shower at the end of the day, wearing one of these headbands and keeping the shower head angled down so that it hits me at shoulder height so that I can keep my entire head out of the way of the water when I'm showering. Then I just stand there and wash my face. I find it much easier to motivate myself to cleanse my face thoroughly by doing in the shower (even though it's not necessarily recommended if you like a hot shower, it's worth it to me). I hope this helps!!
For face washing, I find that using an oil based cleanser first, to get off eye and face makeup, works really well (I like DHC Deep Cleansing Oil). Apply it to a dry face and rub gently around, then take a cloth (I like Eve Lom muslin ones, but a wash cloth or microfiber also work) and wet it in warm water, squeeze out so it’s not dripping and place over your face for a few seconds and then wipe off the oil cleanser. Rinse and and repeat as needed until it comes away mostly clean. Then after, with your skin still damp, apply a water based cleanser and use the well- rinsed and squeezed cloth to remove that second cleanser, repeating until your face is clean. This method will not only get off all your makeup, but will help keep you and your sink area from becoming a wet mess. Hope that helps!
I also use a wash cloth… I got some on Amazon that are microfiber and are amazingly soft. I use it to dampen my skin and remove product. I hate water everywhere and dripping down my arms as well… and can avoid this when I use my cloths! :)
THANK YOU for mentioning the sink thing. I don't know why I always thought that everyone else somehow had it together enough to not get water everywhere while still properly cleaning your face. Normalize splashing!
I always use a washcloth, too. I use a soft microfiber one, which feels soft and pampering, gently exfoliates my face, gets off allllllll the make-up (on days I wear make-up, I do a double cleanse, first with a foaming make-up remover and then with my usual cleanser), prevents splashes, and keeps me from having to bend over the sink. I also use a cleanser whose scent I adore (Philosophy’s Purity Made Simple), and I listen to a podcast or audiobook while I do my cleaning and skincare. All this is my way to enjoy the process and make sure I take good care of my skin while helping me wind down.
Hey Hannah, there's a product called Goplay Lipskit, and it apparently allows you to make any lipstick you want. It has the primary colours plus black and white. You're supposed to be able to make really nuanced shades from it. Im not sure if its something you're interested in, but maybe it'd be a fun video? (ok i lie i just really want a thorough review of it by someone i trust before i make the plunge 😩🙏🏼)
Now that you mentioned your grant writing, and let me tell you, as a fellow artist… Would love a video on your artistic journey. From living all around the world, to making a live out of the l’art pour l’art, and now being a self-expression influencer. Ceramics. painting. theatre. dancing. poetry.
I’ve just tried this technique with some of my shimmer shadows while I watched and …wow! It’s gorgeous! It turns out my favorite “liquid shadows” might be my own shimmer shadows! 🥰 Who knew?!
For using eyeshadow with water: I do something similar with my setting spray. Sometimes I spray some in the mirror of the pallet or any little dish I have, and then add some eyeshadow into it (with with a brush or scraped). If, for anyone else, you are scared to mess up your products, I mainly use my drugstore products this way, so then I don't feel like I'm wasting money lol. It's how I turn eyeshadow into my brow product, get metallics to actually look metallic, get glitters and shimmers to show up easier. So much fun.
I bought zeesea m15 oatmeal and when I tried it my first thought was why doesn’t Hannah own this? Next video, Hannah, “it’s the one I lost my mind over”
Looking forward to your full video on the watercolour technique!! This demonstration was fun to see and yea I agree I don't really see people use this technique on youtube!
I've been loving this type of video! It's really relaxing being able to enjoy the products through you. I barely have any make up products because of $$$ issues and you have inspired me to look at (prepositiooonnn hahaha) what I have with different eyes. Thank you!
Kiki mentioned that the sneaky balms are very olive in comparison to most foundations because people tend to be more olive, I'm curious to hear how much you like the undertone
Watching the intro and just wanted to say that I love these makeup playtime videos! Your reviews and declutters are thorough and I always look forward to them, but this style of video is so relaxing. Feels like I'm hanging out with a friend (c'mon parasocial relationship!). Definitely don't mind the abundance of them right now. ❤
This past summer I purchased the Kosas 10 second eyeshadow in Globe... and despite the hype I could NOT get it to work. It separated in the tube despite vigorous shaking and separated on my lids. I tossed it. Two weeks ago I saw that the old formula was being discontinued and I decided to give it another try. I purchased a set of the old formula and it performs like a dream. It reminds me of the look you got with the water/eyeshadow mixture. So blown out and beautiful. ❤️
Hannah I’m a new follower and you are wonderful. Your content is so intuitive love many other beauty folks out there but I can’t get enough of you currently!!!
I have an inexpensive product you will love. It’s called the makeup revolution dewy skin elixir. You will see the glass skin through the makeup for hours and hours
The rephr moisturizer has launched indeed!! The stars aligned perfectly for me -- I needed a new moisturizer, wanted to try something new, and only had to pay shipping for this product!! Based on your summary I am HYPED to open it up!
I would recommend using eye type saline when adding to eyeshadow pot for safety purposes, I like NYX mixing medium & LA GIRL foundation mixing medium they have different colors to choose from for affordable quality products just saying . Happy Valentines Day beautiful people ❤
So beautiful! Your skin looks A-MAZING! SO glassy....I love it!!! Let us know how that cream wears...I am struggling so much trying to do a low buy year...no buy would be really hard. I love your channel....you are so lovely.
I used my Pixi Glow Mist as a mixing medium for my eyeshadows and I will say to anyone curious, 1) be careful because it's oil-based and 2) it applies best with a finger. BUT omg it looked amazing with JD Glow Unexpected and it turned my other eyeshadow, a deep shimmery brown into a cigarette ash effect on the eyes. VERY Terry Barber. Thank you for giving me the idea Hannah
Oooohhh..my Rephr moisturizer is arriving in the mail later today so this review is right on point for me, cause I haven’t seen reviews from any other content creators. It sounds like a product that would work great for my dry skin (couldn’t tell on their site what type of skin type is meant for). Yay!! Thank you!
Re: the watercolor application: I love that you found a new way to use your products in a way you really LIKE : ) It’s not like some compromise - it’s a new invention (for you)
The robe....THE ROBE....we need a full review at some point. It's so amazing looking. I have this weird other life dressing up and going to Jane Austen-related events and let me tell you that is dressing gown that approaches Regency levels of glorious. Mr. Woodhouse would wear something like that....I got a couple of new brushes from rephyr at the black friday sale and I can't wait to play with makeup this way...Poor M15. That was a tragedy. Sometimes Gone Griege is too purple for me and I like to have something just a hair more neutral/warm.
I wish my brain would let me play with my makeup like watercolors! Alas, anxiété. I will need to try the technique you mentioned of getting eyeshadow on a brush and mixing it with water somewhere other than the pan. Also, that poor lipstick! I'm losing my mind over that color, too, it's so pretty!!
I love this. I have the jungle lights and midnight sun so I will definitely be breaking these out for a go! I love that we have a lot of similar eyeshadows on our collections and I can kind of do these things with you (in a relative sort of way 😉) Great video as usual Hannah! Love the look so much and your hair is looking fabulous!!
You did a video in September where you organized your makeup collection. In that video you showed your filming set up and noise cancelling blankets. Could you tell me where you got the blankets from? Is there a brand name? Thank you. 🤫
Just here to let you know that everytime I play your video and your music starts, my 2 year old son comes running over to see kitty! Lol we watch the Smidge video from time to time 😆
I discovered Salt New York because of your channel and I’m OBSESSED with it 🖤 It’s basically all I use so thank you for your amazing and thorough reviews! Also, what brush did you use to apply the sneaky balm?
Hi Hannah!! Your eyeshadow in this video is incredible!! I'm definitely going to try mixing with water, when I want a more intense eyeshadow look I usually spray my brush with setting spray (Mac Fix+) but I've never gotten the beautiful watercolour effect you did here that way. I'm excited to give it a try tomorrow ❤️. Love you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Just thinking about scraping up some of my eyeshadows to use them wet makes me super nervous, but it looks so fine. 👌 I have one palette that has a few shades that have gone hard on top and I'd have to scratch it up nonetheless, so I could try it with this one. I also still have a few pigments, I haven't really used because I didn't know how to go about them without making a whole mess. I'm not touching my Mothership like this but I'd like to try this with a palette, where it wouldn't hurt so much if I mess it up. That shine is so mesmerizing. 🤩
I used to mix my eye shadows with water in high school because I had so few and it helped create variety with stuff I already owned -- will def be returning to it after this video! I wonder how matte shadows would react with water? Love the idea of finger painting matte pastels on.
I understand you so much right now! Just spent 6 hours working on my NSF S-STEM grant due next week. Brain = dead. But we are almost there, the February due dates shall soon pass.
Hi Hannah, sorry for changing the topic. I saw your big sweater review when it came out, and I have since longed for a styling video. You could even make two, one with the brownish one, and one with the red one. I would love it if you could show some outfits for verry cold weather, as I live in Denmark. (Should I rather have made the comment under the old video?)
my gawdddddddddd i feel you!!! that happened to me with my brand new russian red, i wanted to cry!!!!!! but as they are creamy-waxy, if you heat an end a little with a match, you will be able to stick it back together and use it again! with caution though hahah! i hope it works for you!
The lipstick colors look VERY similar to the Elf active lip and cheek palette. Are they dupes and /or have you found dupes for those colors? My favorite is the brown one in that pallet.
So I know pink shadow isn't normally your jam, but I love the monochromatic look you've built today for sure. And watching you play with wet shadow is very inspiring, but I hesitate because of my mature skin/hooded eyes. I know that shouldn't keep me from playing, but my energy is such that I want my playtime to count too.
Hi new subscriber here! I'm loving your content, thank you for being so informative and also for being very conscious in regards of sustainability and conscious consuming. I've seen enough videos to hear that you have dry skin! I do not, but i'm prone to dehydration and I struggle a lot with acneiform dermatitis due to probably rosacea or perioral dermatitis, and I wanted to recommend you a brand that changed my life in the hopes that may be it changes yours? Its called Malezia, right now they have a urea moisturizer which I love, as someone with extremely sensitive skin I no longer exfoliate (I'm 31f) but I find that this moisturizer doesn't make it necessary! They also have a benzoyl peroxide gel, and are in the way to come out with a oil cleanser and an azelaic acid with niacinamide treatment!!! They launched last year and haven't spent anything on marketing, they are pretty much a cult brand, they are planning to rely solely on solar power by the end of this year, their packaging is sustainable, and they donate 1% of their earnings to 6 NGOs that flight climate every month! It would be lovely if you give it a try! If i'm using a treatment and I feel like i need an extra punch, I mix 4 drops of squalane into my moisturizer and that does it for me :)
No-Buy Question: I have a base product I was super excited about and got in January. I'm easing into mine, but I still want to do an 80% reduction in the makeup and skincare I purchase. I was super excited about this base product, the Kosas Tinted Face Oil, but it pills with my moisturizer no matter what I do. I think it's because of silicone. I've been wearing it with a little face oil under but I adore that moisturizer. I'm torn between still wearing it with the little face oil I have left and potentially getting another moisturizer or oil to go under it, or getting another base product that might work with my moisturizer. That was long but does anyone have insight or advice?
I have a question. If you mix something the Blitz Astral shades with water what happens when the water evaporates? There is nothing to hold them in place once dry, so do they start to fall out? I love my Midnight Sun, but the Astral shades are my least favourite because they are so messy, even with primer or glitter glue they fall everywhere. I don’t like to look like a disco ball. Do they work better with water? Or how about mixing medium, does that hold them in place? I am trying to find a way to make those work for me, but have not found one yet, and honestly, so far I don’t get the hype. I love the mattes and shimmers but fail to see what’s so “special” about the Astrals. They are just chunky glitters as far as I can see.
Hannah! I work in social services but want a better paying job that includes grant writing as part of the job description. Do you have any learning resources you could recommend me to? (Preposition)
I started in grant writing by being connected directly to an organization that needed it. I wasn't trained in it, but I did have a degree in writing, and I've learned as I've gone along applying what I already knew. So I can't really help with a suggestion for a class or something. If you are a strong writer and you know how to organize information so that it makes the most possible sense, you can do it :) But I do suggest thinking about what kind of grant app work you want to support and learning about that field (for me it's environmental activism). If you decide to do grant writing assistance for social-services-related things, like helping people apply to get grants for social programs, I bet that you are already more qualified than you think!!
@@HannahLouisePoston thanks so much Hannah, I really appreciate the feedback! I ideally want to move into a director position which usually includes grant submissions for the organization and its projects. Maybe what i can do is talk to my boss, who is the director where I work, and ask if they'd give me that responsibility to help with an upcoming renewal or a new submission!
We enjoy watching your content because we just love to watch you for you, Hannah. Online parasocial issues aside, it does feel like just coming to chill out and hang with a good friend. Your vibes are impeccable.
YES! I was only seconds into the first video I ever watched of Hannah’s when I subscribed because I loved her energy and perspective and needed more of it in my life.
Beauty community: “glass skin”
Hannah: “greased balloon”
Me: ✨raw chicken✨ in the best way ofc
I'm a buttered turkey after skincare ^_^
@@Reiliferei Same 😂❤️
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I normally wouldn't comment this but I hope it's helpful. I watch beauty videos and used to be so influenced to just buy buy buy. I ended up filing bankruptcy for over 50k. To be honest I barely use any of the makeup I bought. I hardly buy anything anymore and I appreciate you letting us know you are human and used to have a problem also. I really regret most of my purchases and wish I could go back and have the small collection I used to have before I had an overspending problem. I am happy to say that is no more since a few years ago. I have all this makeup and am so overwhelmed. Anyone experiencing the same thing you are not alone and can take your life back. Love you Hannah!
I suggest selling off your collection. I've been doing that for the past two years or so :) More than happy with my little collection that isn't really a collection 😂❤️ 2 ABH, 3 smaller eyeshadow palettes. Other categories are around 2 items. Figure out what you love that you use or give yourself permission to use 💜
@@lunagabriella213 that's a great idea thank you for support!!
Since I've haven't used my lipsticks in almost two years because i wear a mask for work every day I've been using them as blush because I don't want them to go bad before I can use them and WOW I haven't touched my powder blushes in la long time, I love how they look and how easy is to blend and build them. I think I'll never go back.
I've been using my Toast of New York lipstick as blush. Divine.
Every time I look at buying a cream blush I remind myself of all the lipsticks I own and never wear. I started doing it years ago when I was out and thought my blush needed a boost. There’s something about lips and cheeks matching too
My bite lip crayons have only ever been blush lmao rest in power, what a great brand
I use liquid highlighter to mix it with powder eyeshadows so I get a cream eyeshadow. I like the effect and I would love to know your opinion! Your enjoyment of eyeshadow mixed with water makes it seem to me that you might enjoy this as well.
Rosa you're a genius and I feel like you've been holding out on the class
I was just thinking I should try that! I have a liquid highlighter than I never ever use. Good to know you've been able to make it work.
Joe needs to be an A/V consultant to the other TH-cam influencers. He has done a great job.
I remember several eyeshadows in the 90s being marketed as usable wet or dry, but I don't recall nearly as much of that since then. I remember years ago, a friend who is close to a decade younger being surprised that I was wetting an eyeshadow. I think plenty of people hadn't heard of doing that because shadow products weren't advertised that way in the aughts and later!
I always clean all of my art and makeup tools with the same care and cast with aloe vera. I’ve had the same supplies for over a decade but just recently been interchanging some of my older natural hair eye brushes as paint brushes; they’re perfection. My heart resonated with using makeup like art supplies.
Thank you for sharing this technique as it has a cream eyeshadow aesthetic.
After watching your videos I'm always left with the impression that you perfectly phrase thoughts about makeup that I have had trouble articulating. I was just watching your most recent video and thinking about how eloquent you are, and now that I'm watching this video it makes perfect sense that you're a writer! Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos. :)
It’s refreshing to see a beautiful young woman promote fresh makeup looks 💄In the 80’s I used to add water to my shadows to get the browns/black to stay put as liner, it had a softer look. I am definitely going to try some “sneaky balm”. The name alone is fun 🤩
When I was a teen in the nineties, we used eye and cheek powders as matte lip color, by dabbing them on top of balm/gloss. 🙌🏼
I’ve been mixing a green eyeshadow with a primer to put a light wash across my entire eyelid. I got so many compliments on it and I’m so glad I got the idea for it from this video
Hannah, thanks for forever providing us with makeup inspo. Simply the best 🥰
I usually do this technique by picking the eyeshadow on my finger and then spraying that finger with water and smearing it on my eyelids. This way doesn't require you to mix anything, though I guess you're mixing directly on your eyelid. Gives a similarly watercolored look!
I absolutely love your channel, and adore listening to you speak, Hannah. Something I struggle with is the makeup removal/end of day skin cleansing process, and I would love to hear your advice (and see a video) on this process! I also have bangs, and the trick of pinning your bangs down in a curl shape which you mentioned in your previous video is genius! What do you use to keep your hair/bangs from getting wet? How do you cleanse and wash your face without getting water everywhere and getting yourself all wet? I'm sure these questions sound silly, but it's something I'd really appreciate to know as I've come to despise (and avoid) this part of my day. I want to get to a point where I enjoy my skincare process and it becomes a self care ritual, but the process of my bangs and hair getting wet and messed up, getting water all over my arms/body and sink, having my back hurt from leaning over the sink (I have a bad back), etc, has made it an unpleasant experience and something I'm wanting to improve! Thank you in advance! 💕
I almost always pin my bangs back like I showed in that video, and I ALWAYS use a thick microfiber headband to push all of my hairs away from my face and protect them from water. I like these ones: rstyle.me/+1EbWN6EaWiDa5CYM0-eCkA because they are wide and soft. I usually wash my face in the shower at the end of the day, wearing one of these headbands and keeping the shower head angled down so that it hits me at shoulder height so that I can keep my entire head out of the way of the water when I'm showering. Then I just stand there and wash my face. I find it much easier to motivate myself to cleanse my face thoroughly by doing in the shower (even though it's not necessarily recommended if you like a hot shower, it's worth it to me). I hope this helps!!
For face washing, I find that using an oil based cleanser first, to get off eye and face makeup, works really well (I like DHC Deep Cleansing Oil). Apply it to a dry face and rub gently around, then take a cloth (I like Eve Lom muslin ones, but a wash cloth or microfiber also work) and wet it in warm water, squeeze out so it’s not dripping and place over your face for a few seconds and then wipe off the oil cleanser. Rinse and and repeat as needed until it comes away mostly clean. Then after, with your skin still damp, apply a water based cleanser and use the well- rinsed and squeezed cloth to remove that second cleanser, repeating until your face is clean. This method will not only get off all your makeup, but will help keep you and your sink area from becoming a wet mess. Hope that helps!
I also use a wash cloth… I got some on Amazon that are microfiber and are amazingly soft. I use it to dampen my skin and remove product. I hate water everywhere and dripping down my arms as well… and can avoid this when I use my cloths! :)
THANK YOU for mentioning the sink thing. I don't know why I always thought that everyone else somehow had it together enough to not get water everywhere while still properly cleaning your face. Normalize splashing!
I always use a washcloth, too. I use a soft microfiber one, which feels soft and pampering, gently exfoliates my face, gets off allllllll the make-up (on days I wear make-up, I do a double cleanse, first with a foaming make-up remover and then with my usual cleanser), prevents splashes, and keeps me from having to bend over the sink. I also use a cleanser whose scent I adore (Philosophy’s Purity Made Simple), and I listen to a podcast or audiobook while I do my cleaning and skincare. All this is my way to enjoy the process and make sure I take good care of my skin while helping me wind down.
Hey Hannah, there's a product called Goplay Lipskit, and it apparently allows you to make any lipstick you want. It has the primary colours plus black and white. You're supposed to be able to make really nuanced shades from it.
Im not sure if its something you're interested in, but maybe it'd be a fun video? (ok i lie i just really want a thorough review of it by someone i trust before i make the plunge 😩🙏🏼)
I think using salt new york lip/cheek adjusters (plus one red one) would make that possible as well.
Now that you mentioned your grant writing, and let me tell you, as a fellow artist…
Would love a video on your artistic journey.
From living all around the world, to making a live out of the l’art pour l’art,
and now being a self-expression influencer.
Ceramics. painting. theatre. dancing. poetry.
I’ve just tried this technique with some of my shimmer shadows while I watched and …wow! It’s gorgeous! It turns out my favorite “liquid shadows” might be my own shimmer shadows! 🥰 Who knew?!
For using eyeshadow with water: I do something similar with my setting spray. Sometimes I spray some in the mirror of the pallet or any little dish I have, and then add some eyeshadow into it (with with a brush or scraped). If, for anyone else, you are scared to mess up your products, I mainly use my drugstore products this way, so then I don't feel like I'm wasting money lol. It's how I turn eyeshadow into my brow product, get metallics to actually look metallic, get glitters and shimmers to show up easier. So much fun.
I bought zeesea m15 oatmeal and when I tried it my first thought was why doesn’t Hannah own this? Next video, Hannah, “it’s the one I lost my mind over”
Looking forward to your full video on the watercolour technique!! This demonstration was fun to see and yea I agree I don't really see people use this technique on youtube!
I've been loving this type of video! It's really relaxing being able to enjoy the products through you.
I barely have any make up products because of $$$ issues and you have inspired me to look at (prepositiooonnn hahaha) what I have with different eyes. Thank you!
Kiki mentioned that the sneaky balms are very olive in comparison to most foundations because people tend to be more olive, I'm curious to hear how much you like the undertone
MY GOODNESS! 😍 The shade of that grayish brown lipstick is exactly what I've been looking for at the drugstore. It's so beautiful! The hunt continues.
Watching the intro and just wanted to say that I love these makeup playtime videos! Your reviews and declutters are thorough and I always look forward to them, but this style of video is so relaxing. Feels like I'm hanging out with a friend (c'mon parasocial relationship!). Definitely don't mind the abundance of them right now. ❤
It's nice seeing excitement ❤️❤️
Kosas just release a new foundation, would love to hear your thoughts and see if the lightest shade is good for you.
Yes yes yes. Zoom lens! Very excited for that
This past summer I purchased the Kosas 10 second eyeshadow in Globe... and despite the hype I could NOT get it to work. It separated in the tube despite vigorous shaking and separated on my lids. I tossed it. Two weeks ago I saw that the old formula was being discontinued and I decided to give it another try. I purchased a set of the old formula and it performs like a dream. It reminds me of the look you got with the water/eyeshadow mixture. So blown out and beautiful. ❤️
Hannah I’m a new follower and you are wonderful. Your content is so intuitive love many other beauty folks out there but I can’t get enough of you currently!!!
Thank you so much!!
It’s great that you have so much work!!!
I have an inexpensive product you will love. It’s called the makeup revolution dewy skin elixir. You will see the glass skin through the makeup for hours and hours
I have been adding water to my multichrome shadows and using them for winged liner and lipstick for years!!!
The rephr moisturizer has launched indeed!! The stars aligned perfectly for me -- I needed a new moisturizer, wanted to try something new, and only had to pay shipping for this product!! Based on your summary I am HYPED to open it up!
I've been wetting my brush with water then going into shimmery shadows forever, and I have less fallout with this method.
I would recommend using eye type saline when adding to eyeshadow pot for safety purposes, I like NYX mixing medium & LA GIRL foundation mixing medium they have different colors to choose from for affordable quality products just saying .
Happy Valentines Day beautiful people ❤
So beautiful! Your skin looks A-MAZING! SO glassy....I love it!!! Let us know how that cream wears...I am struggling so much trying to do a low buy year...no buy would be really hard. I love your channel....you are so lovely.
This water tip for the Pat McGrath is so delightful - thank you!
I used my Pixi Glow Mist as a mixing medium for my eyeshadows and I will say to anyone curious, 1) be careful because it's oil-based and 2) it applies best with a finger. BUT omg it looked amazing with JD Glow Unexpected and it turned my other eyeshadow, a deep shimmery brown into a cigarette ash effect on the eyes. VERY Terry Barber. Thank you for giving me the idea Hannah
"Avert your eyes!" 😂 Love your sense of color but also your vocabulary, you know your words like you know your colors! ❤
Oooohhh..my Rephr moisturizer is arriving in the mail later today so this review is right on point for me, cause I haven’t seen reviews from any other content creators. It sounds like a product that would work great for my dry skin (couldn’t tell on their site what type of skin type is meant for). Yay!! Thank you!
Oh my! Absolutely love ❤️ this look!!!!
Re: the watercolor application: I love that you found a new way to use your products in a way you really LIKE : ) It’s not like some compromise - it’s a new invention (for you)
I was wondering what makeup you’d used in your Valentine’s Day roast video - thinking you looked gorgeous! So thrilled to see this pop up today 😚👌🏻
The robe....THE ROBE....we need a full review at some point. It's so amazing looking. I have this weird other life dressing up and going to Jane Austen-related events and let me tell you that is dressing gown that approaches Regency levels of glorious. Mr. Woodhouse would wear something like that....I got a couple of new brushes from rephyr at the black friday sale and I can't wait to play with makeup this way...Poor M15. That was a tragedy. Sometimes Gone Griege is too purple for me and I like to have something just a hair more neutral/warm.
I wish my brain would let me play with my makeup like watercolors! Alas, anxiété. I will need to try the technique you mentioned of getting eyeshadow on a brush and mixing it with water somewhere other than the pan. Also, that poor lipstick! I'm losing my mind over that color, too, it's so pretty!!
I love this. I have the jungle lights and midnight sun so I will definitely be breaking these out for a go! I love that we have a lot of similar eyeshadows on our collections and I can kind of do these things with you (in a relative sort of way 😉)
Great video as usual Hannah! Love the look so much and your hair is looking fabulous!!
You did a video in September where you organized your makeup collection. In that video you showed your filming set up and noise cancelling blankets. Could you tell me where you got the blankets from? Is there a brand name? Thank you. 🤫
I got some reusable silicone under eye shadow guards from Sephora. Looking forward to be liberated from fallout.
Just here to let you know that everytime I play your video and your music starts, my 2 year old son comes running over to see kitty! Lol we watch the Smidge video from time to time 😆
Love this look! Gorgeous eyes
I've been doing so much waterpainting on my eyes as well. It's so much fun and the effect is out of this world!
I discovered Salt New York because of your channel and I’m OBSESSED with it 🖤 It’s basically all I use so thank you for your amazing and thorough reviews! Also, what brush did you use to apply the sneaky balm?
Still waiting for HLP merch that says "Preposition!" with a shaking fist.
Hi Hannah!! Your eyeshadow in this video is incredible!! I'm definitely going to try mixing with water, when I want a more intense eyeshadow look I usually spray my brush with setting spray (Mac Fix+) but I've never gotten the beautiful watercolour effect you did here that way. I'm excited to give it a try tomorrow ❤️. Love you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️
These are the kinds of videos of yours I love the most... One and a half brain cell and all 😘
That's such a cool technique ur so smart, HLP!
I really want that Flower Beauty palette. Of course it’s unavailable in Australia… 🤬 We only have the 12 pan ones.
I Google it hopefully every couple of months just in case. Come on Flower Beauty, take our money!
Your videos are great regardless so please don’t worry…I’m just happy to see you. 🙂
Just thinking about scraping up some of my eyeshadows to use them wet makes me super nervous, but it looks so fine. 👌 I have one palette that has a few shades that have gone hard on top and I'd have to scratch it up nonetheless, so I could try it with this one. I also still have a few pigments, I haven't really used because I didn't know how to go about them without making a whole mess. I'm not touching my Mothership like this but I'd like to try this with a palette, where it wouldn't hurt so much if I mess it up. That shine is so mesmerizing. 🤩
Using a spoolie gets up enough product without ruining, I've used that process with my mothership but I was quite anxious first time
"I only have one brain cell left " , same girl, same...
I used to mix my eye shadows with water in high school because I had so few and it helped create variety with stuff I already owned -- will def be returning to it after this video! I wonder how matte shadows would react with water? Love the idea of finger painting matte pastels on.
I understand you so much right now! Just spent 6 hours working on my NSF S-STEM grant due next week. Brain = dead. But we are almost there, the February due dates shall soon pass.
Love this look! And I have that palette (no new buying required!), so I will HAVE to try this!
Amazing! I need to try this. Just love your content ☺️
I used that spatula when I worked in a dental office. I mixed dental cement/bonding material with it.
Check Amazon under dental supplies.
Hi Hannah, sorry for changing the topic. I saw your big sweater review when it came out, and I have since longed for a styling video. You could even make two, one with the brownish one, and one with the red one. I would love it if you could show some outfits for verry cold weather, as I live in Denmark. (Should I rather have made the comment under the old video?)
Absolutely gorgeous! I can’t wait to try the eye look!
my gawdddddddddd i feel you!!! that happened to me with my brand new russian red, i wanted to cry!!!!!! but as they are creamy-waxy, if you heat an end a little with a match, you will be able to stick it back together and use it again! with caution though hahah! i hope it works for you!
Gorgeous look! Love this technique and omg all those lipstick colors! 💕
So pretty! Experimentation pays dividends 😁
Love watching you just play
*winter skin* and now it’s like 90 degrees in LA… winter ended quick I guess
No words. 😦🤯🖤🖤🖤🖤
I suspect this is all I’m going to do with my eyeshadows from this day forward.
Every time you post these I think you're going to have caved and gotten the new Danessa Myricks stuff. haha
Love it all...
Have you ever depotted lipsticks? Maybe that will make you feel better after dropping the lipstick 💄
I use all of my shimmers wet. I just pick up powder with a brush and then spray it with setting spray. I think I’ll try it with mattes too.
The lipstick colors look VERY similar to the Elf active lip and cheek palette. Are they dupes and /or have you found dupes for those colors? My favorite is the brown one in that pallet.
You look gorgeous as usual! Now I have to go play with eyeshadows as watercolors.🥰
So I know pink shadow isn't normally your jam, but I love the monochromatic look you've built today for sure. And watching you play with wet shadow is very inspiring, but I hesitate because of my mature skin/hooded eyes. I know that shouldn't keep me from playing, but my energy is such that I want my playtime to count too.
Omg I don’t think I’ve ever been so early!! 😃🤩🤩🤩💛 so excited!! 💜💐💜💐💜
I wonder if the eye shadow with water mixture is the idea behind flower beauty's watercolor eyeshadow....
someone likely said this already but I saw on Salt NY Instagram that they may release a lighter shade of sneaky balm
And you’re a mom and a cat mom! So you have 5 jobs, technically! You’re awesome! I am so in love with your videos!
Hi! Have you tried/are you going to try the palette that Angelica created with Oden's eye?
My favorite medium is 3:1 h2o to glycerin.
Oh lordt please let that moisturizer be a good replacement for future dew. That stuff is expensive when used as a moisturizer!
New Hannah video, let's gooooooo
I THOUGHT IT WAS REF~FY TOO! I feel seen.
Well, looks like I'm going to mix water with all of my makeup, before I put it on my face. 💚
Have you done this with dry matte shadows too? Have you tried it for eyeliner?
Hi new subscriber here! I'm loving your content, thank you for being so informative and also for being very conscious in regards of sustainability and conscious consuming. I've seen enough videos to hear that you have dry skin! I do not, but i'm prone to dehydration and I struggle a lot with acneiform dermatitis due to probably rosacea or perioral dermatitis, and I wanted to recommend you a brand that changed my life in the hopes that may be it changes yours? Its called Malezia, right now they have a urea moisturizer which I love, as someone with extremely sensitive skin I no longer exfoliate (I'm 31f) but I find that this moisturizer doesn't make it necessary! They also have a benzoyl peroxide gel, and are in the way to come out with a oil cleanser and an azelaic acid with niacinamide treatment!!! They launched last year and haven't spent anything on marketing, they are pretty much a cult brand, they are planning to rely solely on solar power by the end of this year, their packaging is sustainable, and they donate 1% of their earnings to 6 NGOs that flight climate every month! It would be lovely if you give it a try! If i'm using a treatment and I feel like i need an extra punch, I mix 4 drops of squalane into my moisturizer and that does it for me :)
I can’t do the glass skin. I think it makes me look so weird.
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Since N13 was released in the sneaky balm have you switched to that shade?
No-Buy Question: I have a base product I was super excited about and got in January. I'm easing into mine, but I still want to do an 80% reduction in the makeup and skincare I purchase. I was super excited about this base product, the Kosas Tinted Face Oil, but it pills with my moisturizer no matter what I do. I think it's because of silicone. I've been wearing it with a little face oil under but I adore that moisturizer. I'm torn between still wearing it with the little face oil I have left and potentially getting another moisturizer or oil to go under it, or getting another base product that might work with my moisturizer. That was long but does anyone have insight or advice?
If your moisturizer works for you and you love it, I would say get a different base product! Skincare is the more important to me!
I have a question. If you mix something the Blitz Astral shades with water what happens when the water evaporates? There is nothing to hold them in place once dry, so do they start to fall out? I love my Midnight Sun, but the Astral shades are my least favourite because they are so messy, even with primer or glitter glue they fall everywhere. I don’t like to look like a disco ball. Do they work better with water? Or how about mixing medium, does that hold them in place? I am trying to find a way to make those work for me, but have not found one yet, and honestly, so far I don’t get the hype. I love the mattes and shimmers but fail to see what’s so “special” about the Astrals. They are just chunky glitters as far as I can see.
Try pat mcgraths eye primer. It's so good and keeps them in place all day and night
Omg, RIP beautiful dragon.
Hannah! I work in social services but want a better paying job that includes grant writing as part of the job description. Do you have any learning resources you could recommend me to? (Preposition)
To which you can recommend me
I started in grant writing by being connected directly to an organization that needed it. I wasn't trained in it, but I did have a degree in writing, and I've learned as I've gone along applying what I already knew. So I can't really help with a suggestion for a class or something. If you are a strong writer and you know how to organize information so that it makes the most possible sense, you can do it :) But I do suggest thinking about what kind of grant app work you want to support and learning about that field (for me it's environmental activism). If you decide to do grant writing assistance for social-services-related things, like helping people apply to get grants for social programs, I bet that you are already more qualified than you think!!
@@HannahLouisePoston thanks so much Hannah, I really appreciate the feedback! I ideally want to move into a director position which usually includes grant submissions for the organization and its projects. Maybe what i can do is talk to my boss, who is the director where I work, and ask if they'd give me that responsibility to help with an upcoming renewal or a new submission!
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