Hey, kids! Hope you enjoyed the video💚 I have read your feedback on us using wrong pronoun for Antonio in the video. I would like to apologize for the lack of research on my end. The video we watched was the only video that I watched from her channel and did not learn how to address her gender properly. I will make sure to put in more effort in videos so things like this won’t happen again. I am so sorry!
It's nice of you to apologize but people here in the States are ridiculously sensitive. Common sense should tell them you don't know anything about that individual except this ONE video. Therefore, you didn't do anything wrong. I enjoyed the video!
@@leahunfeigned5955 No they did something wrong stop trying to defend them. Luckily sense they’re mature and respectful they apologized and said they’ll make sure to do more research. Don’t deny they made a mistake, be happy that they’re not horrible ppl and they apologized.
@@leahunfeigned5955 it's not being sensitive to respect or correct someone when they use the wrong pronouns. If you're not sure about someone's pronouns, you should just use "they/them"
@@Amiah125 I stand by my comment. They DID NOT do anything wrong because they DID NOT know anything about this INDIVIDUAL before this ONE video. I'm born and raised here in the States and I am so very tired of this mentality that people have to walk around on egg shells to not offend anyone. Grow up! I'm so over this generation of Uber sensitive, whiney, and pathetic people whose self worth and confidence is tied up in others. What's sad, I'm young myself. It's exhausting. They did nothing wrong period. Her apologizing is NICE but unnecessary personally. I do understand they have a channel and must appeal to the whiny watchers and try not to offend. I just hope they don't get burnout trying to delicately handle everyone's sensitivities. Take care. 🙄
I know why they’re so shocked that the first girl used two colors for foundation and concealer 😅😬. They don’t know how limited the choices are in that color range.
Yeah, theres very few options for black skin beyond light-medium skin tones, but not much for dark skin. Meanwhile there's a whole spectrum of light skin tones for caucasian/asian people that more or less look the same.
@@shirendjorgee9320 While I agree that its shameful there arent enough foundations made for darker skin tones, we do not "all look the same". Dont shame racism while saying something racist in the same sentence.
@@technicaldifficulties368 I don't think she means caucasian/asian people look the same. She probably is refering to the the light foundation. She said 'that' look the same, not 'who'.
EVERYONE the girl said yega which means like that person and whoever translated this video translated to it as he. but trust me!!! the girl just said that person not he!! ik this cuz I'm korean !! trust me
@@a.j.1819 most channels with foreign reactors have paid translators even if they're fluent in both languages because not everyone on the channel is fluent or will get it perfect...and even if she did get the pronouns wrong it's not that hard to just kindly correct her. I'm sure she gets the point now if she reads the comments
Agreed theres like 3 colours that i would consider for only dark sinned people and about 6 to 10 for others. However as someone who is irish white aka fair AF we cant find shit on our end either. Everything looks oompa loompa orange even the mineral veil finishing powder ffs. So i just gave up wearing makeup despite having horrid skin and just focused on skincare and only wear bb cream mixed with a white sunscreen for special occasions like legit weddings where itd be rude imo not to wear formal or at least some makeup. At least most dark skinned people can mix the different shades when your whiter than the ivory option you have to use facepaint type geisha makeup or white cast sunscreen
@@EmmaAppleBerry that's not true it's hard to find stuff in the drugstore but Estee Lauder Mac Too Faced cover FX all of them have colors for you I'm a medium tone black women they don't have anything for me everything is either way to light or way to dark
@@Utriedit215 I can't find my shade in either of those brands and I'm pale. I've got the lightest shade from Too Faced, Cloud, and it's way too pink while the one up from that, Swan, is too yellow. Estee Lauder and Mac don't even go that pale. The shades are either too pink, too yellow, too orange or too dark and you can't mix them to get the right undertone either since yellow and pink create orange. The makeup shade range is horrible for both ends of the colour spectrum because they only cater for those in the middle shade ranges who lean more warm or olive. I'm a pale olive and there is nothing in my colour.
@@Utriedit215 most of those brands either arent available at all in most places, if they are theyre extremely expensive & often in a very limited colour range so even IF their entire range was available itd be ridiculous and ive also tried a couple of the lightest shades i could buy in a department store which were expensive af for a small amount (this was in 2010 approx) i cant remember the specifics but it was all the major brands counters and as has been commented above by another fair friend the whitest shades arent light enough! And even if the lightness is close its often too pink or too yellow theirs rarely a blue cool cast or absolute white shade. As someone whos worked with a lot of paints as well guache oil acrylic different dyes and also house paint and knows colours shades and how to mix them like i was born doing it i can tell you right now its not hard to make a pure snow white colour or shades of that type versus a newborn baby pale pink or pale yellow type colour which is what the majority of the so called "ivory" foundations powders creams etc are. Even in asian where they are know for prizing white skin and they use the word white not me so dont get all "youre racist" bs on me and often have literal bleach or bleaching agents in their skincare which is dangerous af mind you i still cant find one! Like i mentioned in an earlier comment the closest ive come is sunscreen or stage like makeup (like geisha) to being even close and both or those arent true makeup they either fall in the paint category like face paint which isnt something that should exist on your skin and is meant for performance art or is basically moisturiser and not suppose to leave any residue white cast etc like sunscreen. I mean i legit live in australia! I have far fewer options to begin with, most things dont ship here and if they do theyre 4 times the price as the US or the UK and idk if youve been here but were generally known as sunkissed (although most people are getting better at not welcoming skin cancer) so the irish white nordic white skin that most of us originally have is either sun damaged into oblivion or fake tan or recent years more people are spending time inside and being pale isnt like being a leper anymore just like wearing glasses being smart or liking "dorky" things isnt taboo. I will say the only person whiter than me has been natural redheads dudes mostly since girls are usually dying their hair and putting on fake tan instead of embracing it. And said dude was like moon white like so pure white that it was like crisp paper white whereas i have a bluish undertone. So yeah like unless your actually fair/white you cant exactly have an opinion saying you know theres white shades out there that would work for us. Imagine if i said "theres lots of dark options if all these brands (white not knowing your skin tone) and if you want more go to africa where they should cater to your skintone etc or buy a hard to find specific black owned brand or an expensive brand etc" that be bloody absurd because i dont know you i dont know the makeup you have available and i dont know if any of that makeup is actually your skin tone or even close let alone in your price range or available where you live. Like ive tried chalk eggshells rice flour lots of traditional way and tried to mix my own ive even looked into a spray air brushing type makeup gun so i could mix the ratio in the hopes there'd be enough shades of liquid "paint" that i be able to. When i say theres nothing available im not saying tell me your experience as a black woman seeing light shades. Im saying ive looked ive tried extensively im not asking for advice im just pointing out my experience on the other end of the scale and to also comfort any fair faced girls who have experienced the same as me and hell maybe needed a big sister type tip or maybe theyve found a holy grail product that actual works for their fair selves and can safely say i should try seek it out or at the very least look at the ingredients and see if theres a dupe or way to get my hands on it to try despite knowing it probability of actually finding one let alone getting one physically is nigh impossible. I mean theres a reason ehy i gave up makeup all together and just got skincare so i wouldnt need to wear it. Imagine being a white egg and people telling you the brown eggs shell will work for you and that its plenty light. Like thats the difference here. It doesnt matter if its available if its not my skin tone. Just like it doesnt matter if its available if its $200 for 25ml of product that doesnt even do samples, more recently i got recommended one and not only was it special order but only in south africa and the uk online and these was a couple years ago instead of a decade. And the images on peoples inner arm and on their faces that i managed to find didnt even seem to be the right colour. I mean ive found highlights/body gloss that are closest to my colour but i cant exactly wear that over my entire face ffs. I mean shimmery pearlescent over my entire face and nothing else wouldnt really solve the problem would it? Hence sunscreen being the closest thing i can get to white foundation. Which has the added bonus of making sure i dont get any skin damage which i wear daily anyway but also means if anything as with all peoples we humans lose our melanin as we age so ill just get whiter my skin thinner so if i cant find a good colour now (and ive checked the national ballet makeup artists -they use giesha like paint too vs makeup since apparently even they cant source pale girl makeup) then im certainly not going to be able to find my match as time goes on unless some irish or nordic chick invents a white base makeup you can mix white yellow blue or red to make your specific skin tone im shit outta luck as are mostly other irish and nordic ethnic women which i can tell you right now the majority are too light for the light shades of makeup brands sans maybe ones for the queen or i inagine other royalty who can afford custom or high end makeup that actually caters to women who dont want to tan or look tan. I mean have you seen princess mary of denmark!? Shes a typical fair beauty and even shes darker than me id wager the person who gave her dark hair likely gave her some colour and likely she has skin damage from her youth. But she grew up in australia and now shes a scandi princess/future queen her makeup is obviously flawless but i dont have a staff of people or a treasury and she actually comes back to australia and slends the day on the beach in the sun surfing and getting tanned. Like i wish you were right and that i could find light enough popular brands of makeup but its a waste to even bother looking at this point because its not like the lightest is a shade off or even close its about 5 shades off and the tone is wrong anyway. Like id have better luck grinding up dove feathers for a close colour match. I imagine the struggle is hard on the other end of the spectrum but id say in the western world the concept of mainstream beauty atm at least prefers darker than lighter theres at least hope especially with advocation that you guys will get greater ranges of shades and have so far and will continue to. I mean if i say more white pale fair whatever makeup im not gonna have a bunch of people advocating my rights am i. Or calling out companies for being biast against white people. I mean ill just look like a nazi and sound like a certain group who wear white hoods in america because if i say shit as a blonde white af blue eyed female thats the response. From mostly people who arent white assuming that me looking like i do everythings easy and perfect for me like read an irish history book maybe. Luck of the irish is a sarcastic saying for horrifically bad luck. Excuse me while i go put on the whitest moisturiser i could find that still doesnt work either and is essentially cold cream and also has been discontinued due to the pandemic and the company making hand sanitiser instead. Welcome to my life. You can bet your arse they didnt ditch any of the main stuff just the rare specialised sensitive type skin stuff that we cant get anywhere else but all the main stuff people can find anywhere and can use anything on their skin. Yay.
@@Utriedit215 btw this isnt an attack against you or anything im just passionate ranting about the issue in general. So yeah sucks for both of us less common/desired skin tones!
When you’re 17 and look like you’re 13 and these girls who are probably 17 look like they’re 24... Edit: When you’re 18 and look like you’re 13 and these girls who are probably 17 look like they’re 24...
If you’re talking about the Korean ladies they are actually in their 30s😊 but if you’re talking about the girls putting on makeup then yes I can relate 😂
Things like darker (and more defined) brows, contour, and heavy complexion makeup, especially tend to make us look older. Winged liner or a slightly smokey eye can help, too! So, if you want to look older, try those out! But if you're 17 and look 13, that's a good thing. You'll be quite happy about it, once you're a bit older. I'm 35, and people still ask what school I attend. 😅 I'm pretty sure they mean college, but that's still good, IMO. 👌🏻 Skincare is more important than makeup, though! Wear sunscreen every day! Even if you're indoors! Even if it's not sunny out. Just get into the routine. 80-90% of what we refer to as our skin "aging" is caused by sun damage. You can slow that significantly by applying sunscreen every day! A lot of people don't start using an eye cream until their lids have already started crepeing, so I'd suggest getting on that at 18+. I'd also suggest you look out for ingredients like retinoids (not prescription retin-a until probably your 30s), niacinamide, chemical exfoliants (acids), and a really good all-over moisturiser with ceramides and hyaluronic acid or glycerin. Peptides are good for longterm, as well. And try out antioxidants like vitamin C, to test if they work for YOUR skin. Try those, and see what ingredients make a difference. Chemical exfoliants, especially, are important, so you can stop manual exfoliation. It's often too harsh for our skin. Salicylic acid, for oily and / or acne-prone skin; lactic acid, glycolic acid, or whatever others, for drier skin types; or better yet, a mix of AHAs and BHA (usually referring to salicylic acid, though not entirely correct). It's better to start finding ingredients and formulations that work for YOUR skin, early, because it takes a minimum of 3 months to properly test skincare and notice any changes! Doing that earlier will save you a lot time, effort, and grief, down the road. Good skin looks great at all ages! 😋 The only issues with looking too youthful are things like: 1) Not being taken seriously at work. 2) Not being able to forget your ID, ever. 3) Not being able to date people your own age. 😳 Makeup and clothing can help with those!
Linguistically speaking, Korean does not have pronouns like English does so its extremely common for Korean natives to use both she and he interchangeably even when talking about the same person (even in the same sentence lol). That's somewhat tangential to the issue here, but I'd just like to caution jumping on a native Korean speaker for mixing up something that doesnt exist in their language. A simple explanation is usually enough, though since it's a really hard concept to learn in my experience it is unlikely to work permanently for some speakers if they dont subconsciously realize the difference between she and he in the first place (several of my friends are like this lol, calling me she and he totally interchangeably😂). In Korean gender manifests in kinship terms and other places like hoching but there is usually no required gendering of a person since gendered pronouns dont exist. You would use the persons name, title, or relation to you instead!
i felt that. i think it's way more common in Asian languages.Korean feels sikmilar to Urdu/Hindi & the other South Asian languages i'm aware of ,m plus Turkish, Arabic, Persian, where you don't expressly have a need for direct pronouns in most instances, because the verbs and prepositions will do all the work. But English necessitates a pronoun for basic context sometimes.
Like in the Philippines, we use the word 'siya' for he/she. We don't have any specific pronouns for that. If we say a specific gender, we'd just use the word babae(girl) or lalaki(boy). For example, "She's the person who saved me yesterday." -> "Siya(she but could also be used for he) iyong babaeng(the girl) nagligtas sa akin(saved me) kahapon(yesterday)."
same in persian/farsi we dont have pronouns, he/she/it is not a thing as far as i know so if you want to specify the gender you have to say girl (dokhtar) or boy (pesar) or just say they’re neither if they’re nonbinary
예가 means that a person doesn’t have a specific gender. So, please don’t bash the girls for not knowing, they have paid translators for these videos! ❤️
....I didn’t wear makeup in high school so I might be reacting too Update: Wow impressive. I don’t think any kids at my school went that far. Mostly primer or bbcream + mascara and maybe a touch of eyeshadow.
At my school we're only aloud light/natural makeup, e.g. powder or foundation but we aren't aloud eyeliner or eyeshadow or even unnaturally coloured hair and we can only start to wear makeup in year 9 or 10th grade, which is kind of a good thing 'cause I suck at makeup 😂😂😂
@@sarahc.514 yep! i clicked on ur pfp to see if it is bts, and to my surprise it is. but i also seen ur comments and i have the same views as u.. hard to find an army w the same views ngl
American hs student here! most people do wear makeup, the second girl is pretty standard (our routines are actually very similar). glossier is a really popular brand! Also, a LOT of girls wear extra eyelashes, at least a few girls in every period have them. I do know people that wear big eyeshadow looks, but those take a lot of time so most girls will save those for things like the last day before break, school events or their birthdays. you're right that we don't contour to make our faces smaller, face/head size isn't really a beauty standard here. Most girls will contour to make their cheekbones stand out more :) big brows were a trend a few years ago but it's since fallen out of fashion for natural-looking brows.
I hate the pressure to wear makeup as a girl... I don’t want to wear makeup as I feel like its ruining people’s expectations of beauty and even in MIDDLE SCHOOL I would get somewhat shamed for not wearing makeup or going to get my eyebrows down. My eyebrows are ok by the way. Their is WAY too much pressure put on our appearances and for the wrong reasons. Especially the focus on being skinny rather than being healthy- people think they are just excused from eating healthily because they are skinny- but honey! That’s not how it works! I’m disappointed in society.
The only time I ever wore/did my makeup in school was my middle school spring fling (So 12-14 years old?)..... and I looked like a hooker XD Bright blue eyeshadow (heavily done), bright red lipstick, black eyeliner and mascara ( On their own, the eyeliner and mascara might've looked ok). I literally found a photo from the dance and I cringed so hard and asked my mom why she let me walk out the door like that XD She said it was because it was the first time I ever did makeup and that she said I looked "proud" of myself XD I think it was the eyeliner that I might've been proud about, but not everything else.... Still haven't done makeup to this day since (I'm in my early 20s now)
Kind of sad that you judge/decide what to think of the video before watching it, based on the colour of the skin of the people in the thumbnail. Like people aren't more than the colour of their skin.
@@perjonsson5618 dummy. MoChiChi said that because of the evident lack of diversity in videos similar to these. Many people think of white people when they hear American so the mixture of ethnicities/races in this video is refreshing🙄
When I was in school, I barely wore any makeup because it was too much hassle in the morning! I definitely think young girls these days are pressured to look "perfect" at the expense of their free time and education. It's a shame how makeup companies target girls who are still growing and learning about themselves in order to exploit their insecurities for a buck. I don't think there's anything wrong with young girls wearing makeup on their own time as a form of expression, but you have to wonder why they feel the need to do so much just to go out in public when they already look perfect the way they are; it makes me sad that they need to apply makeup like an adult would in order to fit it. (sorry if my rant was a little too heavy, this is just something I've very passionate about!)
its so weird to learn how other schools in america operate because we literally just had 2 students in our whole grade who wore makeup. i didnt even think it was common until i see the comments LOL.. no wonder teens look so old nowadays while me and my friends still look 15 :/
@@icywater5733 No, I'm open to new ideas and perspectives. I'm glad you had/have a healthy relationship with makeup! My point of view is simply based on evidence at large, not individual cases, hence why I said that I don't think freedom of expression is a bad thing!
@strawberry holder if ur ethnic or a person of color, please please please never compare urself to a white person because no matter how hard u try and how much u want it, u won’t look like a white person. I bet ur gorgeous💖🥺
@strawberry holder i think you need to check yourself rq sis bc idk why u think some pointy ahhh nose is sooo cute. everyone loves how latinas and hispanic girls’ face look idk why y’all think different. y’all must not here how the boys be talking about ur faces my gooodness. SHATTT UPPPP respectfully. u beautiful b i t c h. yes i did just cuss. and i’d do it again until u get it into ur damm skull 😌
That white girl was so pretty, like a model without and with the makeup. The black girl, was gorgeous as well. Her melanin was poppin'. I wish my dark skin was as flawless without makeup. I wasn't allowed to wear makeup until I was 16 but I wasn't this good at that age.
I knew girls in high school who would wake up like 2 hours early to do their makeup routine before school. Brows, layers of fondation, fake lashes, and everything but the kitchen sink.... I guess Korean high school makeup is far less exciting?
You'll get caught at the front of the school. There are proctors at the front gate of the school who check your outfit to make sure you're not wearing anything innappropriate/going against the school rules. Even if you go into the school without makeup, a lot of students (mostly girls) carry little makeup bags and wear makeup before and after class. Depending on the teacher and school regulations, teachers may confiscate the makeup and you can get in trouble for owning makeup. Rules are different for every school so it all really depends.
East asian and south east asian primary schools are pretty strict and ban the use of makeup so a lot of the girls don't wear any at all or very little. There are many who will glam up when going out/hanging out with friends but even then it's not as glamorous as western style.
Korean makeup can be pretty crazy but it's always beautiful. They have so many tricks to make your eyes look bigger etc! Sometimes their makeup is just has heavy if not heavier than American makeup. Though that isn't very common for most koreans
Props to these girls getting all dolled up for school. I was always so sleepy and sad in high school so I put on chapstick, sometimes mascara and eyeliner and call it a day.
when the second girl spoke straight up English, and said "setting powder?!" in the most american voice ever i was so shocked. i know she speaks english too, but i was so used to her speaking korean that i forgot lol.
I love how they just give such genuine compliments, especially with the fact that the first girl was POC. It seriously made me smile to see girls complimenting other girls and not criticizing/ bashing them🥺🙌!!!
I love how they understood immediately that the first girl needed to mix more than one concealer (also foundation) to find her right skin tone. They get it!
Girl, me too. But eventually, I decided to bite the bullet and try to glam up my “inside days” - no one to see, plenty of time to practice 😅. If you want a recommendation for natural makeup tutorials, Ali Andrea has some great videos
@@chikachon0763 really? I didn't know stores did that. That's why I worried. what If I get the wrong colored products for my skin?🤣😁Thanks for the tips.💜 I may really start doing my make up
in middle school and high school i learned all my makeup from instagram influencers and youtubers. What resulted was SO much makeup caked on and crazy thick eyebrows. Ah I'm filled with regret but thankfully I didn't take too many pictures so I can forget that time ever existed haha
@@jessicalovett561 i’m not sure if she has confirmed or denied this yet since i don’t watch her content, so i can’t answer this :/ either way i hope everyone can respect her !!
@@neocity5692 i think if you’re not sure about this then you shouldn’t go around saying that when it hasn’t been confirmed because that would be spreading misinformation and causing misunderstanding
Lol loved seeing your guys' reactions to the makeup tutorials! I graduated from high school last year and (it's most likely because of the times now) but tons of kids at my school wore their makeup like all three depictions you reacted to. There are the natural looks, pretty/soft looks, strong/vibrant looks, and everything in between. Lots of people wore makeup tbh, and they especially loved their eyeshadows. It also just depends on if there are any events that day and what their mood is, especially for me.
I love this type of Korean girl that dont care about skin color cause i have seen alot of korean "idols" getting a simple tan that not even deep and calling them self ugly....💓💓💓still love them tho cause ik they are not...
Most students at my high school wore wakeup for sure (including me and even a fair amount of boys), they all were definitely more like the first two looks, but there were a handful of girls who'd rock the bold look on the regular. I'm not aware if many schools have restrictions on makeup. Mine definitely didn't and there were actually a couple classes where teachers asked some students to demonstrate. Kinda backfired when our drama people picked all of us make-up wearing kids to be on the make-up crew for the musical. we were not skilled on stage makeup lmao our looks ended up waaaay too subtle
I didn't wear makeup in high school until the last year! I'm American myself. I was so bad at makeup my senior year and I looked ridiculous. I'm glad I was unaware and that I also got better throughout the year. It was mostly just to cover my terrible acne that had been getting worse over the years. Now I'm a senior in college and I've improved massively in makeup. I even wear lower coverage stuff now that my acne has gotten so much better. It's really minimal and even the scarring has toned down. I'm on my way to beautiful skin.
I'm so glad most of these products didn't exist when I was in high school. I remember bronzer was new back then. My high school make up was a little bit of eyeliner to look a bit more awake
I'm 24 and I'm jealous of this generation of high schoolers that have the resources like youtube to learn how to do their makeup so well! I remember being a high schooler only wearing concealer under my eyes that was waaaaaaaay too light and eye liner with no mascara haha!
@@arifulislamjubaer my older brother said he learned more playing cards in the kitchen with the women than he ever did drinking beer on the porch with the men, talking about guns and trucks, lol. Married a long time, children and grandchildren. Now get some sleep, lol!
My high school makeup , lipgloss/ eyeliner/ mascara and blush. ( sometimes) This girls makeup looks soooo good. It been 16 years since I graduated high school so, yeah. A lot have change for girls now days and I live it!!!
Tbh most high schoolers don't even wear makeup or just do mascara and lips I only see students do full glams on special days. But this is only based off of my own school since a lot of schools are different
Its because now we have to hide the fact that we look dead, tired, depressed and stressed and mentally broken. Ngl i feel like you adults definitely had it easier when you were in highschool 😭😔
@@cocoaicci_ I wish I could agree but it was actually a lot harder. These days you guys have it all accessible with resources to help you. Back then we got tough love. And let me just say I graduated in 2013! Lol
@@SydneyJesson it depends some things are easier while others are harder. Like the new resources(which i think you're talking about technology?) arent necessary an advantage because we're so depended on it buts its constantly changing meaning that we have to constantly adjust to it. Also colleges are way more competitive so kids have to join programs like AP, IP, and college clases all of which are hard and no kid leaving middle school is ready for these programs. Finally to add unlike the past more POC can graduate and get into college so families really pressure their children to be the first in the family to go into college. Every generation had their struggles but its true that education alone has gotten harder these past years as higher levels of education are now taught
The average American high school student doesn’t do that much with makeup (I think...) I haven’t been in high school for almost 8 years now (oh jeez) haha. I think makeup is really cool as a form of art, but I’m so glad I never got into it. Saving loads of money and time not spent on makeup 😂 also keeps my skin cleaner since it is already naturally terrible 🤣
Actually, many American high school students do makeup like that. I graduated in 2016 and all through my school years the majority of the girls at my school did makeup like that
It's really crazy how normalized and almost obligatory makeup became to US people. I had friends from there who thought it was weird that i dont use makeup. They treat it as if it was almost part of their body.
You guys should totally react to goth or alt school makeup routines! It was common in my school in vegas to have heavy makeup and lashes and nails but there was also a lot of us goth kids with intense makeup too!
I love how they r like: huh r they really using that? And then 10 seconds later they r like omg its so pretty! Btw i love Korean make up and they r both so kind and pretty!
**when you live in the UK where you have strict uniform codes everyone is the same no one stands out just a sea of students in a certain colour blazer (for whatever highschool) ages 11-16 and all you see are chavs getting yelled at by teachers to take their makeup off,no jewellery, no skirt above the knee,must have tie**
I teach high school and don't even put this much effort into my makeup each day 😅😅 props to these kids for going all out and living their best lives 👏🏼🤝
I used to go full beat w makeup back in freshman year (one of the reason why I always used to show up late to school lol) Throughout my years in hs I only did my eyebrows, wore concealer, lashes, and lipgloss
I don't think I started wearing makeup until the end of high school bc I wanted to go to school dances/prom, but I was so proud just succeeding at basic eyeliner and mascara. 😂 College me improved somewhat, but now I've regressed back to the bare minimum eye makeup and that's it haha. I don't really have the patience for more than that, but I'm so impressed by people with awesome makeup skills!
Haven't been in high school for over 20 years now, we were just trying to make it through the day without more than one 1 pimple and our Covergirl compact powder and brown 90s lipliner. Was way too exhausted in the morning to do this and no time in school. Pulling this off in 10 minutes or less is a feat. lol
Lol there really is no rule in American schools about how much makeup you can wear. I'm pretty sure 80% of the girls in my hs went HARD on their makeup lol full face and brows like Antonio. **edited after I read some comments saying that Antonio's pronouns are she***
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r even if “Antonio” is known by a male name, it is not that hard to figure out what pronouns she uses, just a simple scroll down into the comments.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r Better tell everyone with a gender neutral name to change their names to avoid "confusion" then. Is that Lee male or female? I know several women named Jon. I know a man named Kelly. I know a woman named Devon. Despite their parents knowingly give them their names, apparently everyone should make sure to have a clearly "male" or "female" name. My name is Shannon, by the way. Am I male or female? Who knows, I could be either since its used for both. Get over yourself.
It's hard for people with darker skin tones to find our color sometimes. So finding the closest color you can and color correcting with a concealer sometimes helps. Some just mix their own colors instead of struggling to find it in stores.
When I was going to a public high school (I'm in Canada btw) there were some people who did their makeup full-out like this every day, but there were also people like me who wore like, just a bit of lipstick, or maybe a smidge of blush or something.
Wearing ALL make-up when you're so young it's crazy to me, that's when your natural glow and beauty are at it's prime, in the older years you'll realize how beautiful and flawless your skin was. Girls you dont need to hide behind all that crap! enjoy your youth and leave all that panckacking to older skin
People wear makeup because they want to, not just because they think they look better to others. I wear makeup cause I feel good in it, I dont care how I look to anyone else.
A lot of girls start using makeup by middle school and just grow from there so by high school ish they already pretty good at doing make up 👌🏽 it is veryyy normal for people to have make up on
as someone that has lived in dubai my whole life, most if not all schools here have REALLY strict dress codes, no dyed hair, no nail paint, just the standard two pigtails or braids for the hair nothing too fancy and absolutely no make up
The girls are so sweet to the younger high school girls doing their makeup. Even when they acknowledge it might too mature or too much, they see the end result is still impressive and they don’t hate at all
This is giving me flashbacks to my Sophomore year. I wore so much makeup and it looked so fucking cakey. Senior year I still did my makeup everyday but I held back on the foundation lmao. And all these girls are really gorgeous 💖 (Btw the last person, antonio garza, is a transgender girl, I just wanted to mention since they were saying he and those arent her pronouns)
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Hey, kids! Hope you enjoyed the video💚
I have read your feedback on us using wrong pronoun for Antonio in the video. I would like to apologize for the lack of research on my end. The video we watched was the only video that I watched from her channel and did not learn how to address her gender properly. I will make sure to put in more effort in videos so things like this won’t happen again. I am so sorry!
It's nice of you to apologize but people here in the States are ridiculously sensitive. Common sense should tell them you don't know anything about that individual except this ONE video. Therefore, you didn't do anything wrong. I enjoyed the video!
@@leahunfeigned5955 No they did something wrong stop trying to defend them. Luckily sense they’re mature and respectful they apologized and said they’ll make sure to do more research. Don’t deny they made a mistake, be happy that they’re not horrible ppl and they apologized.
@@leahunfeigned5955 it's not being sensitive to respect or correct someone when they use the wrong pronouns. If you're not sure about someone's pronouns, you should just use "they/them"
@@Amiah125 I stand by my comment. They DID NOT do anything wrong because they DID NOT know anything about this INDIVIDUAL before this ONE video. I'm born and raised here in the States and I am so very tired of this mentality that people have to walk around on egg shells to not offend anyone. Grow up! I'm so over this generation of Uber sensitive, whiney, and pathetic people whose self worth and confidence is tied up in others. What's sad, I'm young myself. It's exhausting. They did nothing wrong period. Her apologizing is NICE but unnecessary personally. I do understand they have a channel and must appeal to the whiny watchers and try not to offend. I just hope they don't get burnout trying to delicately handle everyone's sensitivities. Take care. 🙄
@@leahunfeigned5955 you say all that but I'm certain that you'd definitely feel some type of way if people constantly misgendered you.
*imagine having clear skin-*
Right can't relate, imagine having no pore lol
I'm wondering what these teenagers are doing, because in high school i looked like a bum so .. im doing something wrong.
@@zeecore might just be lucky genetics! My poor face was definitely a mess all through high school even though I ate healthy and exercised.
if you can imagine then you can have-
like your ray/saeran pic :)
Now let them react to the over tanned British girls makeup 😂😂
please can they react to chavs it would be so funny 😂
OMG 😂😂😂
I go into school and I see chavs all the time especially since it's an all girls school
The chavs are hella funny 😂
AHAHAHA
I know why they’re so shocked that the first girl used two colors for foundation and concealer 😅😬. They don’t know how limited the choices are in that color range.
Because in Korea there is only three shades of foundation to choose from, which to me is crazy
i think its cuz america is so diverse, that they just assumed that there would be more options. korea on the other hand is like 99% korean
Yeah, theres very few options for black skin beyond light-medium skin tones, but not much for dark skin. Meanwhile there's a whole spectrum of light skin tones for caucasian/asian people that more or less look the same.
@@shirendjorgee9320
While I agree that its shameful there arent enough foundations made for darker skin tones, we do not "all look the same". Dont shame racism while saying something racist in the same sentence.
@@technicaldifficulties368 I don't think she means caucasian/asian people look the same. She probably is refering to the the light foundation.
She said 'that' look the same, not 'who'.
also she doesn't do her eyebrows like that anymore lmao
They probably chose an older video
Well that's a relief
@@ericforsyth 😭😂
@@ericforsyth BYE
Yeah they're thinner now, although I do miss these brows
EVERYONE the girl said yega which means like that person and whoever translated this video translated to it as he. but trust me!!! the girl just said that person not he!! ik this cuz I'm korean !! trust me
It doesnt make a difference because the girl thats reacting is also the one putting the english subs. She's fluent in both languages.
@@a.j.1819 nope, they have paid translators actually.
@@peachiiejisoo5216 i’m liking this bc of my hopes that this is true. i’m pretty sure most of the ppl liked this bc they hope so too
@@a.j.1819 most channels with foreign reactors have paid translators even if they're fluent in both languages because not everyone on the channel is fluent or will get it perfect...and even if she did get the pronouns wrong it's not that hard to just kindly correct her. I'm sure she gets the point now if she reads the comments
@@a.j.1819 she is fluent but they have payed translators :)
The first girl probably mixes her foundation colors bc it's hard to find the correct skin tone for anyone who's not white
Agreed theres like 3 colours that i would consider for only dark sinned people and about 6 to 10 for others. However as someone who is irish white aka fair AF we cant find shit on our end either. Everything looks oompa loompa orange even the mineral veil finishing powder ffs. So i just gave up wearing makeup despite having horrid skin and just focused on skincare and only wear bb cream mixed with a white sunscreen for special occasions like legit weddings where itd be rude imo not to wear formal or at least some makeup. At least most dark skinned people can mix the different shades when your whiter than the ivory option you have to use facepaint type geisha makeup or white cast sunscreen
@@EmmaAppleBerry that's not true it's hard to find stuff in the drugstore but Estee Lauder Mac Too Faced cover FX all of them have colors for you I'm a medium tone black women they don't have anything for me everything is either way to light or way to dark
@@Utriedit215 I can't find my shade in either of those brands and I'm pale. I've got the lightest shade from Too Faced, Cloud, and it's way too pink while the one up from that, Swan, is too yellow. Estee Lauder and Mac don't even go that pale. The shades are either too pink, too yellow, too orange or too dark and you can't mix them to get the right undertone either since yellow and pink create orange. The makeup shade range is horrible for both ends of the colour spectrum because they only cater for those in the middle shade ranges who lean more warm or olive. I'm a pale olive and there is nothing in my colour.
@@Utriedit215 most of those brands either arent available at all in most places, if they are theyre extremely expensive & often in a very limited colour range so even IF their entire range was available itd be ridiculous and ive also tried a couple of the lightest shades i could buy in a department store which were expensive af for a small amount (this was in 2010 approx) i cant remember the specifics but it was all the major brands counters and as has been commented above by another fair friend the whitest shades arent light enough! And even if the lightness is close its often too pink or too yellow theirs rarely a blue cool cast or absolute white shade. As someone whos worked with a lot of paints as well guache oil acrylic different dyes and also house paint and knows colours shades and how to mix them like i was born doing it i can tell you right now its not hard to make a pure snow white colour or shades of that type versus a newborn baby pale pink or pale yellow type colour which is what the majority of the so called "ivory" foundations powders creams etc are. Even in asian where they are know for prizing white skin and they use the word white not me so dont get all "youre racist" bs on me and often have literal bleach or bleaching agents in their skincare which is dangerous af mind you i still cant find one! Like i mentioned in an earlier comment the closest ive come is sunscreen or stage like makeup (like geisha) to being even close and both or those arent true makeup they either fall in the paint category like face paint which isnt something that should exist on your skin and is meant for performance art or is basically moisturiser and not suppose to leave any residue white cast etc like sunscreen.
I mean i legit live in australia! I have far fewer options to begin with, most things dont ship here and if they do theyre 4 times the price as the US or the UK and idk if youve been here but were generally known as sunkissed (although most people are getting better at not welcoming skin cancer) so the irish white nordic white skin that most of us originally have is either sun damaged into oblivion or fake tan or recent years more people are spending time inside and being pale isnt like being a leper anymore just like wearing glasses being smart or liking "dorky" things isnt taboo. I will say the only person whiter than me has been natural redheads dudes mostly since girls are usually dying their hair and putting on fake tan instead of embracing it. And said dude was like moon white like so pure white that it was like crisp paper white whereas i have a bluish undertone. So yeah like unless your actually fair/white you cant exactly have an opinion saying you know theres white shades out there that would work for us. Imagine if i said "theres lots of dark options if all these brands (white not knowing your skin tone) and if you want more go to africa where they should cater to your skintone etc or buy a hard to find specific black owned brand or an expensive brand etc" that be bloody absurd because i dont know you i dont know the makeup you have available and i dont know if any of that makeup is actually your skin tone or even close let alone in your price range or available where you live. Like ive tried chalk eggshells rice flour lots of traditional way and tried to mix my own ive even looked into a spray air brushing type makeup gun so i could mix the ratio in the hopes there'd be enough shades of liquid "paint" that i be able to. When i say theres nothing available im not saying tell me your experience as a black woman seeing light shades. Im saying ive looked ive tried extensively im not asking for advice im just pointing out my experience on the other end of the scale and to also comfort any fair faced girls who have experienced the same as me and hell maybe needed a big sister type tip or maybe theyve found a holy grail product that actual works for their fair selves and can safely say i should try seek it out or at the very least look at the ingredients and see if theres a dupe or way to get my hands on it to try despite knowing it probability of actually finding one let alone getting one physically is nigh impossible. I mean theres a reason ehy i gave up makeup all together and just got skincare so i wouldnt need to wear it. Imagine being a white egg and people telling you the brown eggs shell will work for you and that its plenty light. Like thats the difference here. It doesnt matter if its available if its not my skin tone. Just like it doesnt matter if its available if its $200 for 25ml of product that doesnt even do samples, more recently i got recommended one and not only was it special order but only in south africa and the uk online and these was a couple years ago instead of a decade. And the images on peoples inner arm and on their faces that i managed to find didnt even seem to be the right colour. I mean ive found highlights/body gloss that are closest to my colour but i cant exactly wear that over my entire face ffs. I mean shimmery pearlescent over my entire face and nothing else wouldnt really solve the problem would it? Hence sunscreen being the closest thing i can get to white foundation. Which has the added bonus of making sure i dont get any skin damage which i wear daily anyway but also means if anything as with all peoples we humans lose our melanin as we age so ill just get whiter my skin thinner so if i cant find a good colour now (and ive checked the national ballet makeup artists -they use giesha like paint too vs makeup since apparently even they cant source pale girl makeup) then im certainly not going to be able to find my match as time goes on unless some irish or nordic chick invents a white base makeup you can mix white yellow blue or red to make your specific skin tone im shit outta luck as are mostly other irish and nordic ethnic women which i can tell you right now the majority are too light for the light shades of makeup brands sans maybe ones for the queen or i inagine other royalty who can afford custom or high end makeup that actually caters to women who dont want to tan or look tan. I mean have you seen princess mary of denmark!? Shes a typical fair beauty and even shes darker than me id wager the person who gave her dark hair likely gave her some colour and likely she has skin damage from her youth. But she grew up in australia and now shes a scandi princess/future queen her makeup is obviously flawless but i dont have a staff of people or a treasury and she actually comes back to australia and slends the day on the beach in the sun surfing and getting tanned. Like i wish you were right and that i could find light enough popular brands of makeup but its a waste to even bother looking at this point because its not like the lightest is a shade off or even close its about 5 shades off and the tone is wrong anyway. Like id have better luck grinding up dove feathers for a close colour match. I imagine the struggle is hard on the other end of the spectrum but id say in the western world the concept of mainstream beauty atm at least prefers darker than lighter theres at least hope especially with advocation that you guys will get greater ranges of shades and have so far and will continue to. I mean if i say more white pale fair whatever makeup im not gonna have a bunch of people advocating my rights am i. Or calling out companies for being biast against white people. I mean ill just look like a nazi and sound like a certain group who wear white hoods in america because if i say shit as a blonde white af blue eyed female thats the response. From mostly people who arent white assuming that me looking like i do everythings easy and perfect for me like read an irish history book maybe. Luck of the irish is a sarcastic saying for horrifically bad luck. Excuse me while i go put on the whitest moisturiser i could find that still doesnt work either and is essentially cold cream and also has been discontinued due to the pandemic and the company making hand sanitiser instead. Welcome to my life. You can bet your arse they didnt ditch any of the main stuff just the rare specialised sensitive type skin stuff that we cant get anywhere else but all the main stuff people can find anywhere and can use anything on their skin. Yay.
@@Utriedit215 btw this isnt an attack against you or anything im just passionate ranting about the issue in general. So yeah sucks for both of us less common/desired skin tones!
When you’re 17 and look like you’re 13 and these girls who are probably 17 look like they’re 24...
Edit: When you’re 18 and look like you’re 13 and these girls who are probably 17 look like they’re 24...
Can relate...😂
If you’re talking about the Korean ladies they are actually in their 30s😊 but if you’re talking about the girls putting on makeup then yes I can relate 😂
Well it is the layers of make up that help w that 👀
When your 16 but look 12
Things like darker (and more defined) brows, contour, and heavy complexion makeup, especially tend to make us look older. Winged liner or a slightly smokey eye can help, too! So, if you want to look older, try those out!
But if you're 17 and look 13, that's a good thing. You'll be quite happy about it, once you're a bit older. I'm 35, and people still ask what school I attend. 😅 I'm pretty sure they mean college, but that's still good, IMO. 👌🏻
Skincare is more important than makeup, though! Wear sunscreen every day! Even if you're indoors! Even if it's not sunny out. Just get into the routine. 80-90% of what we refer to as our skin "aging" is caused by sun damage. You can slow that significantly by applying sunscreen every day!
A lot of people don't start using an eye cream until their lids have already started crepeing, so I'd suggest getting on that at 18+. I'd also suggest you look out for ingredients like retinoids (not prescription retin-a until probably your 30s), niacinamide, chemical exfoliants (acids), and a really good all-over moisturiser with ceramides and hyaluronic acid or glycerin. Peptides are good for longterm, as well. And try out antioxidants like vitamin C, to test if they work for YOUR skin. Try those, and see what ingredients make a difference.
Chemical exfoliants, especially, are important, so you can stop manual exfoliation. It's often too harsh for our skin. Salicylic acid, for oily and / or acne-prone skin; lactic acid, glycolic acid, or whatever others, for drier skin types; or better yet, a mix of AHAs and BHA (usually referring to salicylic acid, though not entirely correct). It's better to start finding ingredients and formulations that work for YOUR skin, early, because it takes a minimum of 3 months to properly test skincare and notice any changes! Doing that earlier will save you a lot time, effort, and grief, down the road.
Good skin looks great at all ages! 😋
The only issues with looking too youthful are things like:
1) Not being taken seriously at work.
2) Not being able to forget your ID, ever.
3) Not being able to date people your own age. 😳
Makeup and clothing can help with those!
Linguistically speaking, Korean does not have pronouns like English does so its extremely common for Korean natives to use both she and he interchangeably even when talking about the same person (even in the same sentence lol). That's somewhat tangential to the issue here, but I'd just like to caution jumping on a native Korean speaker for mixing up something that doesnt exist in their language. A simple explanation is usually enough, though since it's a really hard concept to learn in my experience it is unlikely to work permanently for some speakers if they dont subconsciously realize the difference between she and he in the first place (several of my friends are like this lol, calling me she and he totally interchangeably😂). In Korean gender manifests in kinship terms and other places like hoching but there is usually no required gendering of a person since gendered pronouns dont exist. You would use the persons name, title, or relation to you instead!
i felt that. i think it's way more common in Asian languages.Korean feels sikmilar to Urdu/Hindi & the other South Asian languages i'm aware of ,m plus Turkish, Arabic, Persian, where you don't expressly have a need for direct pronouns in most instances, because the verbs and prepositions will do all the work. But English necessitates a pronoun for basic context sometimes.
Like in the Philippines, we use the word 'siya' for he/she. We don't have any specific pronouns for that. If we say a specific gender, we'd just use the word babae(girl) or lalaki(boy). For example, "She's the person who saved me yesterday." -> "Siya(she but could also be used for he) iyong babaeng(the girl) nagligtas sa akin(saved me) kahapon(yesterday)."
@Dav how am I defending transphobes? I'm merely trying to explain how our language works.
@Dav so speaking and explaining a language that isn't gender-specific is transphobic now? 💀
same in persian/farsi we dont have pronouns, he/she/it is not a thing as far as i know so if you want to specify the gender you have to say girl (dokhtar) or boy (pesar) or just say they’re neither if they’re nonbinary
예가 means that a person doesn’t have a specific gender. So, please don’t bash the girls for not knowing, they have paid translators for these videos! ❤️
it is 얘가 not 예가
damn americans are so noisy
not you tho
@@fizz_xs I literally don't see a difference
@@tink6225 It's the first letter. If you zoom in you can see the difference in the placement of the little lines.
Them: you can wear that to school? It’s so intense
Me: *laughs in goth*
I wish I had the contact to pull off goth ngl
69th like hell yeah
u a bhaddie 😎
....I didn’t wear makeup in high school so I might be reacting too
Update: Wow impressive. I don’t think any kids at my school went that far. Mostly primer or bbcream + mascara and maybe a touch of eyeshadow.
...I don't get out of bed to even change clothes cause online school
@@stqrcles SAME 😭🤚
A lot of girls at my high school came to school with full faces of makeup... including me lmao
At my school we're only aloud light/natural makeup, e.g. powder or foundation but we aren't aloud eyeliner or eyeshadow or even unnaturally coloured hair and we can only start to wear makeup in year 9 or 10th grade, which is kind of a good thing 'cause I suck at makeup 😂😂😂
Same girl
Teachers beat the shit out if I used to apply coloured lip balm when I was in school
🤕
THE WAY THEY LAUGHED WHEN ANTONIO DID HER BROW TRANSITION-
His*
@@sarahc.514 antonio is a girl.
My fist impression to her brows was respect, not anyone can pull that off
@@sarahc.514 yep! i clicked on ur pfp to see if it is bts, and to my surprise it is. but i also seen ur comments and i have the same views as u.. hard to find an army w the same views ngl
@@robertdowneyjr5478 oh ok lol
American hs student here! most people do wear makeup, the second girl is pretty standard (our routines are actually very similar). glossier is a really popular brand! Also, a LOT of girls wear extra eyelashes, at least a few girls in every period have them. I do know people that wear big eyeshadow looks, but those take a lot of time so most girls will save those for things like the last day before break, school events or their birthdays. you're right that we don't contour to make our faces smaller, face/head size isn't really a beauty standard here. Most girls will contour to make their cheekbones stand out more :) big brows were a trend a few years ago but it's since fallen out of fashion for natural-looking brows.
I hate the pressure to wear makeup as a girl... I don’t want to wear makeup as I feel like its ruining people’s expectations of beauty and even in MIDDLE SCHOOL I would get somewhat shamed for not wearing makeup or going to get my eyebrows down. My eyebrows are ok by the way. Their is WAY too much pressure put on our appearances and for the wrong reasons. Especially the focus on being skinny rather than being healthy- people think they are just excused from eating healthily because they are skinny- but honey! That’s not how it works! I’m disappointed in society.
Girl.. my makeup when I was like.. 13-17 years old.. was a disaster. everyday.
The only time I ever wore/did my makeup in school was my middle school spring fling (So 12-14 years old?)..... and I looked like a hooker XD
Bright blue eyeshadow (heavily done), bright red lipstick, black eyeliner and mascara ( On their own, the eyeliner and mascara might've looked ok). I literally found a photo from the dance and I cringed so hard and asked my mom why she let me walk out the door like that XD
She said it was because it was the first time I ever did makeup and that she said I looked "proud" of myself XD
I think it was the eyeliner that I might've been proud about, but not everything else....
Still haven't done makeup to this day since (I'm in my early 20s now)
I would do wings that pretty much touched my eyebrows lol
@@aerisdaeryver3024 12??? Omg
@@Aeliyi.q my mom worked at ulta, so there was plenty of makeup in my house XD
@@aerisdaeryver3024 oh lol
I've only seen the thumbnail but i love the diversity and inclusion!! Yes flavour
Agreed! It’s always so nice to see American representation that isn’t just white.
62 likes right now
Kind of sad that you judge/decide what to think of the video before watching it, based on the colour of the skin of the people in the thumbnail. Like people aren't more than the colour of their skin.
@@perjonsson5618 dummy. MoChiChi said that because of the evident lack of diversity in videos similar to these. Many people think of white people when they hear American so the mixture of ethnicities/races in this video is refreshing🙄
@@perjonsson5618 Kind of sad you missed the whole point of what they were saying lmao
When I was in school, I barely wore any makeup because it was too much hassle in the morning! I definitely think young girls these days are pressured to look "perfect" at the expense of their free time and education. It's a shame how makeup companies target girls who are still growing and learning about themselves in order to exploit their insecurities for a buck. I don't think there's anything wrong with young girls wearing makeup on their own time as a form of expression, but you have to wonder why they feel the need to do so much just to go out in public when they already look perfect the way they are; it makes me sad that they need to apply makeup like an adult would in order to fit it. (sorry if my rant was a little too heavy, this is just something I've very passionate about!)
its so weird to learn how other schools in america operate because we literally just had 2 students in our whole grade who wore makeup. i didnt even think it was common until i see the comments LOL.. no wonder teens look so old nowadays while me and my friends still look 15 :/
Or maybe they just like it.
I did it BC it’s nice to express yourself and I loved makeup 😀 though I’m sure based off your view, you’d never think differently
@@icywater5733 No, I'm open to new ideas and perspectives. I'm glad you had/have a healthy relationship with makeup! My point of view is simply based on evidence at large, not individual cases, hence why I said that I don't think freedom of expression is a bad thing!
I'm 16 and I'm not even sure if just curling my eyelash and not applying anything on them and just putting a light lipstick is even called makeup lol
Zoey’s pure shock at everyone using primer has me rolling🤣
Lowkey tryin not to be mad at second girl for being so beautiful, I get that.
Its funny because she actually does get hate on her channel for being pretty its kinda sad lol
God rlly has favourites
@@Vivian-ho1xu I wish I was so pretty that people bullied me for it...lmao
@strawberry holder if ur ethnic or a person of color, please please please never compare urself to a white person because no matter how hard u try and how much u want it, u won’t look like a white person. I bet ur gorgeous💖🥺
@strawberry holder i think you need to check yourself rq sis bc idk why u think some pointy ahhh nose is sooo cute. everyone loves how latinas and hispanic girls’ face look idk why y’all think different. y’all must not here how the boys be talking about ur faces my gooodness. SHATTT UPPPP respectfully. u beautiful b i t c h. yes i did just cuss. and i’d do it again until u get it into ur damm skull 😌
That white girl was so pretty, like a model without and with the makeup. The black girl, was gorgeous as well. Her melanin was poppin'. I wish my dark skin was as flawless without makeup. I wasn't allowed to wear makeup until I was 16 but I wasn't this good at that age.
They’re literally so kind and genuinely admiring the beauty that is black skin even if they’re not used to it.
its,, its not like they've never seen a black person before but yes haha they are really nice
They see black people often, especially in the videos they react to but yeah they're super nice
I just mean it would be rare for them to often see a black person in Korea so their beauty standard is light skin with Asian features.
I knew girls in high school who would wake up like 2 hours early to do their makeup routine before school. Brows, layers of fondation, fake lashes, and everything but the kitchen sink.... I guess Korean high school makeup is far less exciting?
I heard that most schools don't allow you to wear makeup, and that students are forced to wash it of sometimes.
You'll get caught at the front of the school. There are proctors at the front gate of the school who check your outfit to make sure you're not wearing anything innappropriate/going against the school rules. Even if you go into the school without makeup, a lot of students (mostly girls) carry little makeup bags and wear makeup before and after class. Depending on the teacher and school regulations, teachers may confiscate the makeup and you can get in trouble for owning makeup. Rules are different for every school so it all really depends.
@@윤민경-n8i wowww thats so interesting! crazy how it's so different here in Germany or as we see in America.
East asian and south east asian primary schools are pretty strict and ban the use of makeup so a lot of the girls don't wear any at all or very little. There are many who will glam up when going out/hanging out with friends but even then it's not as glamorous as western style.
Korean makeup can be pretty crazy but it's always beautiful. They have so many tricks to make your eyes look bigger etc! Sometimes their makeup is just has heavy if not heavier than American makeup. Though that isn't very common for most koreans
Props to these girls getting all dolled up for school. I was always so sleepy and sad in high school so I put on chapstick, sometimes mascara and eyeliner and call it a day.
I didn’t get into makeup until I hit my early 20s so this is on a whole other level. These kids are so talented 😮
the first two girls didnt even need makeup im genuinely so jealous lol imagine having no acne scars and bright glowing skin.. I could never
when the second girl spoke straight up English, and said "setting powder?!" in the most american voice ever i was so shocked. i know she speaks english too, but i was so used to her speaking korean that i forgot lol.
I love how they just give such genuine compliments, especially with the fact that the first girl was POC. It seriously made me smile to see girls complimenting other girls and not criticizing/ bashing them🥺🙌!!!
Antonio does makeup that the majority of girls at my high school wear.
I love how they understood immediately that the first girl needed to mix more than one concealer (also foundation) to find her right skin tone. They get it!
I love everytime they stop to appreciate each person
glad to say the last girl doesn't do her brows like that anymore they're much thinner
I'm too scared to buy makeup and try because I feel like ill just waste it and it's going to look like a complete mess.😭🤣
Girl, me too. But eventually, I decided to bite the bullet and try to glam up my “inside days” - no one to see, plenty of time to practice 😅. If you want a recommendation for natural makeup tutorials, Ali Andrea has some great videos
@@N_A_A Ooouuuu OK thanks I'll look her up and I might actually try it especially since I have more free time due to online school💜
@@chikachon0763 really? I didn't know stores did that. That's why I worried. what If I get the wrong colored products for my skin?🤣😁Thanks for the tips.💜 I may really start doing my make up
@@MariaVS06 quick note: I misspelled her name (oops) - it’s Ali Andreea
@@N_A_A OH.. it's ok I still found her and watched 2 of her vids already
The one in the red just seemed so genuine and hilarious lol
why was this video so fun to watch, i especially liked the harmonious ahhh when the last person showed their final look.
I love how they are always so positive
yes i noticed that too
in middle school and high school i learned all my makeup from instagram influencers and youtubers. What resulted was SO much makeup caked on and crazy thick eyebrows. Ah I'm filled with regret but thankfully I didn't take too many pictures so I can forget that time ever existed haha
Imagine... makeup trends BEFORE Instagram. Like back in my day we'd go off of photos in magazines and movies 🤣 I feel old 😅 🙃
Nbs lmao remember the old Instagram!?
good for u
@@milliondollarputhayy3954 thanks
i’m pretty sure antonio goes by she/her by the way :D
yeah she does!
Is she trans gender?
@@jessicalovett561 i’m not sure if she has confirmed or denied this yet since i don’t watch her content, so i can’t answer this :/ either way i hope everyone can respect her !!
She sure does
@@neocity5692 i think if you’re not sure about this then you shouldn’t go around saying that when it hasn’t been confirmed because that would be spreading misinformation and causing misunderstanding
The first and last girl did medium to full faces and the 2nd girl kept it light. I love the variations 💕 all of them look great
The problem is my mama never let me😭🤬
Lol loved seeing your guys' reactions to the makeup tutorials! I graduated from high school last year and (it's most likely because of the times now) but tons of kids at my school wore their makeup like all three depictions you reacted to. There are the natural looks, pretty/soft looks, strong/vibrant looks, and everything in between. Lots of people wore makeup tbh, and they especially loved their eyeshadows. It also just depends on if there are any events that day and what their mood is, especially for me.
I love this type of Korean girl that dont care about skin color cause i have seen alot of korean "idols" getting a simple tan that not even deep and calling them self ugly....💓💓💓still love them tho cause ik they are not...
Most students at my high school wore wakeup for sure (including me and even a fair amount of boys), they all were definitely more like the first two looks, but there were a handful of girls who'd rock the bold look on the regular. I'm not aware if many schools have restrictions on makeup. Mine definitely didn't and there were actually a couple classes where teachers asked some students to demonstrate. Kinda backfired when our drama people picked all of us make-up wearing kids to be on the make-up crew for the musical. we were not skilled on stage makeup lmao our looks ended up waaaay too subtle
The only make-up that I've seen being used at my school is; lip gloss, mascara, eyeliner/black eyeshadow (emo kids)
samee but our emo kids wear red and purple lipstick too
How about brows or foundation
@@yourgodlesslexx2092 I don't think so..?
Exactly, all I used was clear mascara and lip gloss, I only used color products for school functions like band or chorus
I didn't wear makeup in high school until the last year! I'm American myself. I was so bad at makeup my senior year and I looked ridiculous. I'm glad I was unaware and that I also got better throughout the year. It was mostly just to cover my terrible acne that had been getting worse over the years. Now I'm a senior in college and I've improved massively in makeup. I even wear lower coverage stuff now that my acne has gotten so much better. It's really minimal and even the scarring has toned down. I'm on my way to beautiful skin.
I'm so glad most of these products didn't exist when I was in high school. I remember bronzer was new back then. My high school make up was a little bit of eyeliner to look a bit more awake
Even at my age I still don’t know how to use makeup..
same i only know mascara and lip balm
You have to be creative and talented to do makeup
@@rohan3178 welp.. I guess that’s not me
@@rohan3178 no a lot of people just do it for fun u don't need to be talented just to do makeup..
@@rohan3178 i hate when people say that.. its like 1% talent and 99% practice.
I'm sad I was never into wearing make up cuz now i'm an adult and I still can't make up enough to cover my pimples.
I like how they start off with "hi kids" and im here 26 years old xD
I'm 24 and I'm jealous of this generation of high schoolers that have the resources like youtube to learn how to do their makeup so well! I remember being a high schooler only wearing concealer under my eyes that was waaaaaaaay too light and eye liner with no mascara haha!
Im just sitting here looking at all these pretty talented people put on makeup while I'm over here only knowing how to do blush and a bit of lipstick-
"I'm too old for that sh*t", yup, I know that feeling.
“that’s like stage makeup” ..... it’s not in the western world it’s every day makeup 😂😂
Why am I even watching this?
First of all I'm a boy
Secondly, I don't know anything about makeup
Thirdly, it's 5 am why am I not sleeping.
Because you're open minded and awesome! Stay that way, kiddo. You'll learn a lot, my brother did!
@@LindaC616 Encouragement appreciated!
@@arifulislamjubaer my older brother said he learned more playing cards in the kitchen with the women than he ever did drinking beer on the porch with the men, talking about guns and trucks, lol. Married a long time, children and grandchildren. Now get some sleep, lol!
@@LindaC616 what does being a boy have to do with make up?
Why not..??
I liked the first 2 girl's look. Teir sknwas so beautiful and when they applied the makeup it looks so good.
My high school makeup , lipgloss/ eyeliner/ mascara and blush. ( sometimes)
This girls makeup looks soooo good. It been 16 years since I graduated high school so, yeah. A lot have change for girls now days and I live it!!!
When I was going to high school, was when makeup was really starting to be worn. More foundation, eyeliner, bush, etc. Now it’s almost full glam lol.
I use the same amount of make up that these kids and im 23
Tbh most high schoolers don't even wear makeup or just do mascara and lips I only see students do full glams on special days. But this is only based off of my own school since a lot of schools are different
Its because now we have to hide the fact that we look dead, tired, depressed and stressed and mentally broken. Ngl i feel like you adults definitely had it easier when you were in highschool 😭😔
@@cocoaicci_ I wish I could agree but it was actually a lot harder. These days you guys have it all accessible with resources to help you. Back then we got tough love. And let me just say I graduated in 2013! Lol
@@SydneyJesson it depends some things are easier while others are harder. Like the new resources(which i think you're talking about technology?) arent necessary an advantage because we're so depended on it buts its constantly changing meaning that we have to constantly adjust to it. Also colleges are way more competitive so kids have to join programs like AP, IP, and college clases all of which are hard and no kid leaving middle school is ready for these programs. Finally to add unlike the past more POC can graduate and get into college so families really pressure their children to be the first in the family to go into college. Every generation had their struggles but its true that education alone has gotten harder these past years as higher levels of education are now taught
The biggest flex is being first on Grandma OK's video 🤣edit: my gasses weren't on
😭😭😂
Lmfao nah it was the “Wuuuhhh!” for me when the first girl was done. They appreciate black girl magic ‼️🪄 😩💪🏾☺️
i love how with the first video they loved her skin. it’s so rare to me to see ppl love darker skin like mine 🥺
aww the way that they said bye to the first girl when her video ended was so adorable
oh yes antonio i love her so much
Lol you need to react to British secondary school makeup (the chavs) they’re on a whole ‘nother level
please y’all complementing everyone in this video is what I NEEDED !!! 😫🤚🏻‼️ ALSO Antonio is a Womannnnn so her pronouns are she/her !!
it’s a mistranslating the word they used doesn’t define a certain gender like the words “person” or “kiddo”
All of them had such good skin and were so beautiful! 🤩 I wear makeup bc of my extreme dark circles and acne lol
its so fun watching these two koreans react!
The average American high school student doesn’t do that much with makeup (I think...) I haven’t been in high school for almost 8 years now (oh jeez) haha. I think makeup is really cool as a form of art, but I’m so glad I never got into it. Saving loads of money and time not spent on makeup 😂 also keeps my skin cleaner since it is already naturally terrible 🤣
Na I don’t either at most I do like concealer, blush, and eyebrows cause I have none basically 😭
@@drejurado759 I have no eyebrows too 😂
Actually, many American high school students do makeup like that. I graduated in 2016 and all through my school years the majority of the girls at my school did makeup like that
@@carlycchapman maybe I just didn’t pay attention then lol I graduated in 2013 so it can’t be that much of a difference in 3 years.
A lot of the girls in my hs wore that much makeup(I graduated in 2018). I actually started getting into makeup when I entered freshman year
It's really crazy how normalized and almost obligatory makeup became to US people. I had friends from there who thought it was weird that i dont use makeup. They treat it as if it was almost part of their body.
I’m a teen gal living in the U.S. and I didn’t even know what half of the make-up terms mean 😅
SAME HAHAH
21 i barely know the terms. The idea of stuff sitting in my pores is gross
You guys should totally react to goth or alt school makeup routines! It was common in my school in vegas to have heavy makeup and lashes and nails but there was also a lot of us goth kids with intense makeup too!
oh my god this video is just them continuously complementing the people they’re watching i love it
"I'm too old for that shit" ahh, I'm turning quarter century in a week, I'll start using that.
quarter century??? just say 25
For the third one, I noticed you guys were saying “he”. Antonio is a girl
Lol
Actually they said “they” but I guess they translated it wrong
it’s a mistranslating the word they used doesn’t define a certain gender like the word “person” or “kiddo”
@@baemicha8354 yes people just don’t understand that and argue for no reason 😑 your correct tho
its js the translation
OMGGGG YOU GUYS NEED to react to James Charles!
no he is trash
@@LittIemermaid not dissing his talent. his personality is vile
I love how they r like: huh r they really using that? And then 10 seconds later they r like omg its so pretty! Btw i love Korean make up and they r both so kind and pretty!
Yum’s reaction to the gold highlighter was so cute ^_^ I always wear gold highlighter because I have a more olive skin tone and it suits beautifully
**when you live in the UK where you have strict uniform codes everyone is the same no one stands out just a sea of students in a certain colour blazer (for whatever highschool) ages 11-16 and all you see are chavs getting yelled at by teachers to take their makeup off,no jewellery, no skirt above the knee,must have tie**
We get it
@@itss.shanae7305 wat
@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz8852 I was just saying we get it
@@itss.shanae7305 okay I didnt ask you
@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz8852 ok..and as I was saying we get it
*When her skin only looks good because she uses a Sony A5100 camera which makes skin look smooth*
저는이 채널을 너무 좋아합니다. 그들이 반응하는 모든 사람을 항상 지원하기 때문입니다 😇
I teach high school and don't even put this much effort into my makeup each day 😅😅 props to these kids for going all out and living their best lives 👏🏼🤝
I used to go full beat w makeup back in freshman year (one of the reason why I always used to show up late to school lol) Throughout my years in hs I only did my eyebrows, wore concealer, lashes, and lipgloss
The girls need to watch 1,000 lb sisters season 2
Me being a highschool student and never wearing makeup....this is confusing to me
Why is the second girl like the prettiest human I've ever seen in my life...
I don't think I started wearing makeup until the end of high school bc I wanted to go to school dances/prom, but I was so proud just succeeding at basic eyeliner and mascara. 😂 College me improved somewhat, but now I've regressed back to the bare minimum eye makeup and that's it haha. I don't really have the patience for more than that, but I'm so impressed by people with awesome makeup skills!
Haven't been in high school for over 20 years now, we were just trying to make it through the day without more than one 1 pimple and our Covergirl compact powder and brown 90s lipliner. Was way too exhausted in the morning to do this and no time in school. Pulling this off in 10 minutes or less is a feat. lol
The translation really did them dirty 😭
Lol there really is no rule in American schools about how much makeup you can wear. I'm pretty sure 80% of the girls in my hs went HARD on their makeup lol full face and brows like Antonio.
**edited after I read some comments saying that Antonio's pronouns are she***
Hey guys! Just wanted to point out that you misgendered Antonio, she is a girl. Not trying to be rude, just wanted to correct y'all.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r bruh all they did was correct them so they know in the future?? why are you writing a whole paragraph.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r they never “chased” after anyone.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r even if “Antonio” is known by a male name, it is not that hard to figure out what pronouns she uses, just a simple scroll down into the comments.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r
I'm not reading all that,, but Antonio goes by "she." Stop being an asshole and respect that. It's not hard. At all.
@@user-ms1ue8bd8r Better tell everyone with a gender neutral name to change their names to avoid "confusion" then. Is that Lee male or female? I know several women named Jon. I know a man named Kelly. I know a woman named Devon. Despite their parents knowingly give them their names, apparently everyone should make sure to have a clearly "male" or "female" name.
My name is Shannon, by the way. Am I male or female? Who knows, I could be either since its used for both.
Get over yourself.
It's hard for people with darker skin tones to find our color sometimes. So finding the closest color you can and color correcting with a concealer sometimes helps. Some just mix their own colors instead of struggling to find it in stores.
When I was going to a public high school (I'm in Canada btw) there were some people who did their makeup full-out like this every day, but there were also people like me who wore like, just a bit of lipstick, or maybe a smidge of blush or something.
In high school cussing like a adult lol start out early I guess 😂
wait Antonios brows looked like James Charles's old brows💀does she even do them like that anymore-
her eyebrows are so thin now i love it
Wearing ALL make-up when you're so young it's crazy to me, that's when your natural glow and beauty are at it's prime, in the older years you'll realize how beautiful and flawless your skin was. Girls you dont need to hide behind all that crap! enjoy your youth and leave all that panckacking to older skin
People wear makeup because they want to, not just because they think they look better to others. I wear makeup cause I feel good in it, I dont care how I look to anyone else.
I wear makeup because I want to and to cover acne.
nah...i'm good. i just wanna practice while i'm young, so i can be better at it. i obviously don't need it, but i prefer it.
My only complaint about your videos is that I wish they were longer! Could watch you two all day
A lot of girls start using makeup by middle school and just grow from there so by high school ish they already pretty good at doing make up 👌🏽 it is veryyy normal for people to have make up on
They could have left out the last clip, the eyebrows alone was a disaster.
tbf antonio is actually pretty good at makeup you should watch her vids.
as someone that has lived in dubai my whole life, most if not all schools here have REALLY strict dress codes, no dyed hair, no nail paint, just the standard two pigtails or braids for the hair nothing too fancy and absolutely no make up
Antonio goes by she btw :)
it’s a mistranslating the word they used doesn’t define a certain gender like the word “person” or “kiddo”
@@ml_cxx89 ohhh okk thx
@@nardosarts btw incase you wondering I speak korean and English that’s how I know
All you need is clear skin.
No, no NO absolutely no makeup.
Clear skin just makes EVERYTHING beautiful.
The girls are so sweet to the younger high school girls doing their makeup. Even when they acknowledge it might too mature or too much, they see the end result is still impressive and they don’t hate at all
This is giving me flashbacks to my Sophomore year. I wore so much makeup and it looked so fucking cakey. Senior year I still did my makeup everyday but I held back on the foundation lmao. And all these girls are really gorgeous 💖 (Btw the last person, antonio garza, is a transgender girl, I just wanted to mention since they were saying he and those arent her pronouns)
Hey weren’t saying he, Korean doesn’t use pronouns. The subtitle editors made that mistake :(
it’s a mistranslating the word they used doesn’t define a certain gender like the word “person” or “kiddo”
@@コノハさん yeahh some people don’t understand that 😅 your correct tho