I mean I think especially for those of us who've been following you for years, it feels like we crossed paths with you on so many occasions and today we just like seeing you 😊 could be a video on parenting or idk decor I'd still watch you x you're basically like a relative at this point😅
@@Nicola.Chapmanthis was such a great video. Love you longer videos too where you share any tips tricks and application, multipurpose products, dehydrated CS dry skin, but this is different than any other foundation video I’ve seen and very very helpful!!
@@Nicola.Chapman This is the type of beauty content I know a lot of us are after and you put it perfectly into words. I always wanna pick the brain of makeup artists because THIS is the info I am after, so thank you so much for sharing how your thought process works while doing a client, yourself, your family members and friends, since we all are so different with different skin type, different ages, different shapes and features and different preferences. What’s the things a makeup artist is up against sometimes and how do they remedy it? And you hit on these in this video. More of these please!😂 Love it!
Hey Nic, it's so lovely to see you posting. I adore the long chatty videos with lots of comments on why you like the products you're using and the techniques that go with the application 💜 I would really enjoy a video on all the classic MAC products you love. Or given how in the 90s are at the moment, a nostalgic "this is how we actually did it then" grungy look 🙌🏻
I've watched so many makeup videos, but i don't remember anyone talking about putting different types of foundation in the different zones of the face. For smaller concealing, but not a whole area. This was so interesting and informative!
I listened to your words very carefully and when I tell you that the powder foundation on my nose worked beautifully, I mean it! Nothing sticks to my nose and I’ve tried so many “tricks/hacks”. None worked, but using only the powder foundation, genius!! We need more educational videos please, thank you so much!! ❤
Love this style of detailed educational video! Could you please do one on eyeshadow. A mix of absolute basic info, like what even is blending really, plus any pearls of wisdom you can give us for how you approach eyeshadow (similar to how you explained you approach foundation). Thanks!
Nic, this is EXACTLY what I needed to watch, I was looking with dismay at the foundation on my nose this afternoon at work and how it had sort of just slid into all the pores and looked pink with pale polka dots 🤦♀️ I'd never considered a powder foundation but I'll give it a shot for that area now. Thank you ❤❤❤
Loved every minute of this. I think it’s very informative to understand how you think about faces and skin, instead of just watching something miraculously working on a model without any idea of how to translate that to our own face. Thank you for the deep dive.
I’ve been trying foundations and powders for 15 years, trying to find something with reliable shade ranges and textures… I always go back to MAC. They just know their complexion game, to me they’re 100% worth it. Nothing works like their foundations on my sensitive, oily but dehydrated skin. Last time I went, the lady that shade matched me used this exact technique!
I just love every now and then to see this type of video from an established MUA that is more mature like myself❤ I trust their knowledge and artistry enough that it really helps me with my personal understanding of how to achieve the natural looks I love to wear. Complexion is my most loved area and for me if my complexion is on point… the rest just falls into place. If I don’t feel good about my complexion, I don’t feel like any of it looks good🤷♀️😩 Feeling my skin… you don’t really feel my texture… but to me you can see it more than feel it(or maybe that’s just me because I know it’s there🤔) anyway… thank you for this video… I love to see ALL your work!! You’re so talented and inspirational❤
Missed you so much. Have watched you since day one. Your not like other beauty "influenceers" you actually teach and explain what/where and why you're doing something. Brilliant xx
Thank you. It’s not about me, it’s about you. I want anyone that watches my videos to feel like they have really benefited from what I have shared. Not to go away from it thinking that was nice and she looked lovely but I have no clue how to recreate it. X
I love the longer educational videos (so glad you are doing them again), when there is time to get lost chatting about other things too, it is so nice listening to you and I keep learning new things, even after all these years! 🥰
I am with you and your sister for many, many years here on youtube.. I love how we are growing older "together", how mine needs in makeup changing similarly to yours but most of all how, after so many years you are still so passionate about makeup. Love that.. Thank you for doing this x love from London x
Love it when you explain as you go along as it’s such good advice Nic would love videos on eye shadow looks as that’s all people ask me how to do and I’m no makeup artist I just like makeup 🤷🏼♀️ xx
Thank you so much for this. As a person with a very oily t-zone, I have always struggled to keep foundation from sliding off my nose. It never really occurred to me that a powder foundation on this area would work far better than a liquid. I'm going to try it.
Been watching you and your sister for years, ever since I was a teenager - so good to see you both back on TH-cam again ❤ I love love love the longer format videos - reviews, tutorials, especially anything to do with technique and how to elevate a look. Thanks for the video, great tips! ❤️💃🏻
Game changer - tried the powder foundation on the nose - stayed all day. But, as you said, just because it worked today, doesn't mean it will work tomorrow! But thanks!
Yes, great info! I am a makeup artist and a Clarins BA and I love teaching clients with large pores how best to manage their skin and makeup because it's not easy and most rely on TH-cam but forget to asses their own skin accordingly or do not know how... love your educational info Nic!
Hi, I'd love to see how you styled your hair in the everyday soft smoky eye video, about 5 month since. Shorter hair gets far less coverage than longer and straightner styled more time than curls. Another idea is makeup to maximise your best features and minimise those you aren't confident in. Also what do you do if you're v v pale, bronzer looks ridiculous but ghostface not particularly attractive either?
This was such a fantastic video idea, Nic. I would really enjoy more like this. I have a question with primers. Why do brands make primers for oily skin with large pores to be so greasy and slick usually when it causes the makeup to just melt off, slide off, transfer much easier when oily types need more of a dry, gripping type primer vs one that’s able to move about the skin so much? Also, I’ve been seeing primers where it’s suggested to even apply in a patting application over existing makeup (whether used before makeup or not)as a touch up, or way to get even more perfecting effect. I’ve tried this and it really does help to camouflage texture, pores, fill in fine lines better, make the skin not look so dry. Why is this a new concept we are just now learning you can do with primers and would you recommend doing this for most people? I’ve been doing it for years after reading on Rimmel Stay Matte that it could be used on top of makeup also with a patting method to not disrupt existing makeup and for touching up, and I have always had good results, but I noticed brands have just begun including this in their directions and information promos, and a few beauty influencers are just now even suggesting this.
You’re spot on. I have completely different skin types and concerns on those areas of my face! I have rosacea, dry skin, oily skin and large pores in different places! Why didn’t I think of this before??? Thank you so much!!!
I've grown up with you guys, learning how to do makeup and go from teen makeup/skin to adult and now 30's 🙈 I love you dearly 💖 I love the educational videos mixed in with the full looks. A good variety of going out/unique looks and daily makeup with applicable tips. At least for me, that's the content I'm after these days. Love you! 💖
I tried your tips in this video. They are sensational and I'm so glad you shared them with your fans. For me, the most helpful was to use powder foundation on my nose, even if I use liquid on the rest of my face. While I have small pores on the tip of my nose, they are magnified by liquids. The powder foundation does a super job of camouflaging them. I can still use a dusting of powder bronzer or blush across the bridge for a sun-kissed look in the summer.
This is the first time I have heard of this tip, using powder foundation on pores and liquid foundation on the rest of the face. I definitely will try it. Thank you!
Beautiful as always! Love the long video format - highly in favor of longer tutorials, reviews, even chatty or random videos. I hope you are well; sending you best wishes.
I really like this style of video; they feel so welcoming and approachable. Plus I have exactly the skin type you were describing so this one's extra useful!
Hi Nic, can you do a ‘light makeup for work’ video please? That is my suggestion, having not worn it properly in years not sure what to do on my face tbh! Thanks 😊
Idk if you have a vid on your skincare, but can you do one? Idk your skin looks amazing, I’ve been watching you since I was in high school. Your skin looks just amazing. That was like in 2012, wow time flies.
Would love to see some video's for mature woman ( I am 67) and how to disguise eye bags, dry patches, pores, etc. Love your content! Maybe even have a model that you make up?
✨😍Brilliant! ♥️Have loved You & Sam from the Pixiwoo days n before Real Techniques was started.. So lovely to See your Beautiful face n still Watch your amazing Videos ♥️Love You Both!💋
God knows I wish I still lived near Norwich! I would get myself booked in!, I ask all these questions myself everyday and since I hit the menopause I have lost all sense of what to do with makeup.. so good to see you back and looking great. Xx
Thank you Nic! I so appreciate you addressing us oily tzone, large-pored followers. Love your tips, especially the powder foundation over the nose. I can't wait to try this. I love your longer videos with loads of tips and application techniques. It's wonderful to see you using MAC products. I'm having a re-love affair with MAC at the moment and wonder why I ever ventured away from many of the products that are tried and true and still wonderful....as well as affordable compared to others I have in my collection that I don't enjoy nearly as much. Keep up the great work, darling!
Hi Nic , I’m just wondering what is the perfect skin care before makeup like the complete routine? And also a video on your night time skin care because your skin is absolutely beautiful! And last thing can you please please help me by doing a video on how to keep concealer under my eyes without going cakey and then disappearing ! I’m 42 so I do have some lines 🙈 😂❤x
I like the concept of the 4 different areas of the face. I am looking for a product that will improve the look of sunken pitted acne scars and thought the Nars eye brightener might help improve the look of them. A list of the products used in the tutorial would be awesome. ☺
Would you please touch on acne scarring? Also, how to touch up makeup without it getting cakey or separating? Also would you please do an in depth foundation matching video? I have 5 foundations but none match. Most of the time, I try to use very little in the center of my face so it is not obvious it doesnt match. Some are too yellow, some too pink, some orange and some green. I mix them all and still the same thing - slightly better but not matching Your base makeup is always so flawless: look, texture, and the color.. it honestly just looks like magic going on
Hi Nic! I’ve been a subscriber since the 2010s and so appreciate your approach to makeup. Would it be possible to see some more videos where you’re doing makeup on various models? It would be great to see the things you talk about in this video in practice!
I have huge pores and usually go in with a super fine powder like the Beaty pie one and then I bit of foundation which helps it stick. Never thought of a totally different product though. Thank you. Please do a wearable glitter look for Christmas.. we for a rave I’m attending ❤ thanks Nic xx
I really really love the informative videos! I've always run to buy products that were featured heavily on youtube by "influencers" but I've always found that the complexion products dont work well for my skin. It is so helpful to watch videos from your experience as an MUA. I've always wanted to learn more about my skin and finding the right complexion products, so I would love more of these types of videos! For example, I've never been able to work with liquid foundations EXCEPT Mac Face & Body, probably because it's waterproof. I've found almost every single other liquid foundation to be cakey on me, can't figure out why! Thank you for bringing tips and tricks🤗
This was both such a pleasure to watch and so informative. Thank you so much! Would love a mix of both full looks and these educational videos. Love your content! It may sound silly but would love your ideas on - how to blend eyeshadow especially figuring out what works for various eye shapes - how to color match eyes, cheeks, lips. I feel like sometimes I end up picking colours or tones that don’t match but can’t figure out why - how to do makeup that doesn’t budge especially in hot humid weather - how to do a day to night look specifically how to touch up when you’re about to go for an event
Love this! Can you do an educational video about concealing different things? I have “ sunspots” under my eyes, not raised but they age me & make me look tired. However concealing these is so different to concealing acne scarring, or rosacea or dark under eye bags, or dark marionette lines, or melasma.
Please PLEASE do a bridal makeup tutorial for someone my age (39) i need to do my own wedding makeup and I'm freaking out! I need tips from the only one i trust lol 😂 Lots of love to you for being the one who inspired me to love make-up as much as I do ❤
This is SO informative for me right now! I'm back in the office and trying to figure out how to wear foundation again after the past few years of virtual working! I have a drier nose rather than oily... would love to know what you'd recommend for drier skin around the nose and middle of the forehead! Love you!
Hi Nic! Always loved your video, i've learned so much over the years!! Can you do a video for tips and trick for concealer? As I grow older I got bigger bag under my eyes and I kind of just make them bigger when I put make up on... So that my ask, again always loved your video!!
I think this is why I like to see different modals 😊when I look at Nic I see no pores so I realise she probably has dry skin maybe.I’m over primer tbh.I can’t & don’t really want several foundations but would really appreciate some models with visible pores age 50,I know I’m asking a lot lol.Great video & Nic is looking great 👍🏻
Love you so much!!❤❤❤ I’m over 40 now and my skin has gotten so DRY!! Can u please help me to find a new kind of foundation, I have literally tried 20 different kinds and can’t seem to find a medium to full coverage, that works mostly because I love the matte look and the more glossy finish, I really don’t enjoy
Loved this video! I also struggled with the nose area for many years 😅 I use the danessa myricks beauty yummy skin blurring balm powder (only on my nose) under my foundation and I think it also works great 😊
I’m new to your channel! Love your presentation so tuitavle! Is that even a word ……I’m heading for 60 but exactly my skin type at the moment……thank you 🥰
This will probably be a strange question, but it’s something I saw a very talented makeup artist do and I was wondering if there’s a reason she didn’t convey that works better. I saw a makeup artist with too light of a foundation, apply the light color first, then went back over the whole face with a shade too dark to balance it out and better match the skin/undertone. I always thought you are to mix the two together (when you don’t have the correct match, but one too light n one too dark to work with) and apply as one foundation- by doing one full light layer then one full dark layer, it may cause the foundation to be patchy, wear off uneven, lean too dark being that it was the last shade applied, but somehow this worked out perfectly for her and it looked as if you had mixed the two shades, then applied. Is this a method you’d recommend over the mixing the two first, given the situation of not having the proper shade, or do you personally prefer mixing them then applying it as one layer, one product?
Cold weather and the humidity levels make a huge difference in which foundations I can use at various times. I’m an NC25 and combination skin so sometimes it’s liquid for forehead and jawline and sometimes it’s powder in my t zone and cheeks. MAC studio fix powder foundation would dry out my skin on forehead and jawline too much.
Ok I’ve never watched you and this was so incredibly helpful! Something that would be so helpful to me is showing how to do a nice wing on hooded eyes. Plus you have incredible skin, a skincare video and what’s helpful for various parts of face. The eye brightened on chin was Incredibke! My chin is small but has large pores. Thank you so helpful!
I mean I think especially for those of us who've been following you for years, it feels like we crossed paths with you on so many occasions and today we just like seeing you 😊 could be a video on parenting or idk decor I'd still watch you x you're basically like a relative at this point😅
Love this. Thanks xxx
@@Nicola.Chapmanthis was such a great video. Love you longer videos too where you share any tips tricks and application, multipurpose products, dehydrated CS dry skin, but this is different than any other foundation video I’ve seen and very very helpful!!
@@Nicola.Chapman This is the type of beauty content I know a lot of us are after and you put it perfectly into words. I always wanna pick the brain of makeup artists because THIS is the info I am after, so thank you so much for sharing how your thought process works while doing a client, yourself, your family members and friends, since we all are so different with different skin type, different ages, different shapes and features and different preferences. What’s the things a makeup artist is up against sometimes and how do they remedy it? And you hit on these in this video. More of these please!😂 Love it!
Hey Nic, it's so lovely to see you posting. I adore the long chatty videos with lots of comments on why you like the products you're using and the techniques that go with the application 💜 I would really enjoy a video on all the classic MAC products you love. Or given how in the 90s are at the moment, a nostalgic "this is how we actually did it then" grungy look 🙌🏻
I've watched so many makeup videos, but i don't remember anyone talking about putting different types of foundation in the different zones of the face. For smaller concealing, but not a whole area. This was so interesting and informative!
Thank you. X
I listened to your words very carefully and when I tell you that the powder foundation on my nose worked beautifully, I mean it! Nothing sticks to my nose and I’ve tried so many “tricks/hacks”. None worked, but using only the powder foundation, genius!! We need more educational videos please, thank you so much!! ❤
Love this style of detailed educational video! Could you please do one on eyeshadow. A mix of absolute basic info, like what even is blending really, plus any pearls of wisdom you can give us for how you approach eyeshadow (similar to how you explained you approach foundation).
Thanks!
Great idea!! Xx
Nic, this is EXACTLY what I needed to watch, I was looking with dismay at the foundation on my nose this afternoon at work and how it had sort of just slid into all the pores and looked pink with pale polka dots 🤦♀️ I'd never considered a powder foundation but I'll give it a shot for that area now. Thank you ❤❤❤
Loved every minute of this. I think it’s very informative to understand how you think about faces and skin, instead of just watching something miraculously working on a model without any idea of how to translate that to our own face. Thank you for the deep dive.
I’ve been trying foundations and powders for 15 years, trying to find something with reliable shade ranges and textures… I always go back to MAC. They just know their complexion game, to me they’re 100% worth it. Nothing works like their foundations on my sensitive, oily but dehydrated skin. Last time I went, the lady that shade matched me used this exact technique!
I would watch anything you put up!! You are absolutely STUNNING and have the best tips and tricks! I love watching you do any kind of full face. 💚
I just love every now and then to see this type of video from an established MUA that is more mature like myself❤ I trust their knowledge and artistry enough that it really helps me with my personal understanding of how to achieve the natural looks I love to wear. Complexion is my most loved area and for me if my complexion is on point… the rest just falls into place. If I don’t feel good about my complexion, I don’t feel like any of it looks good🤷♀️😩
Feeling my skin… you don’t really feel my texture… but to me you can see it more than feel it(or maybe that’s just me because I know it’s there🤔) anyway… thank you for this video… I love to see ALL your work!! You’re so talented and inspirational❤
I love your educational videos!
Missed you so much. Have watched you since day one. Your not like other beauty "influenceers" you actually teach and explain what/where and why you're doing something. Brilliant xx
Thank you. It’s not about me, it’s about you. I want anyone that watches my videos to feel like they have really benefited from what I have shared. Not to go away from it thinking that was nice and she looked lovely but I have no clue how to recreate it. X
I watch anything you post. I’m not picky with the subject of the video. You’re one of my favorites 💜
I love the longer educational videos (so glad you are doing them again), when there is time to get lost chatting about other things too, it is so nice listening to you and I keep learning new things, even after all these years! 🥰
Yes the pioneers of beauty youtubers are on fire lately and I am so happy.
(Hate Tiktok TBH)
Such a great video. I love this concept for my aging skin, one foundation isn’t always good on all the different areas of my face. Thank you! 😊
Really enjoying seeing more of you here Nic! Love all the videos you do.
I am with you and your sister for many, many years here on youtube.. I love how we are growing older "together", how mine needs in makeup changing similarly to yours but most of all how, after so many years you are still so passionate about makeup. Love that.. Thank you for doing this x love from London x
Love it when you explain as you go along as it’s such good advice Nic would love videos on eye shadow looks as that’s all people ask me how to do and I’m no makeup artist I just like makeup 🤷🏼♀️ xx
This was really helpful. It makes sense if you think about it. Everything clicked. I like that. Always learning, even at my age. ❤
Thank you fir this one, Nic. Much appreciated
Thank you so much for this. As a person with a very oily t-zone, I have always struggled to keep foundation from sliding off my nose. It never really occurred to me that a powder foundation on this area would work far better than a liquid. I'm going to try it.
What a wonderful video keep them coming Sam . Educational videos like this are the best ❤❤❤
Been watching you and your sister for years, ever since I was a teenager - so good to see you both back on TH-cam again ❤ I love love love the longer format videos - reviews, tutorials, especially anything to do with technique and how to elevate a look.
Thanks for the video, great tips! ❤️💃🏻
Game changer - tried the powder foundation on the nose - stayed all day. But, as you said, just because it worked today, doesn't mean it will work tomorrow! But thanks!
you can never have too many educational vids! forever learning ❤
Yes, great info! I am a makeup artist and a Clarins BA and I love teaching clients with large pores how best to manage their skin and makeup because it's not easy and most rely on TH-cam but forget to asses their own skin accordingly or do not know how... love your educational info Nic!
Hi, I'd love to see how you styled your hair in the everyday soft smoky eye video, about 5 month since. Shorter hair gets far less coverage than longer and straightner styled more time than curls.
Another idea is makeup to maximise your best features and minimise those you aren't confident in.
Also what do you do if you're v v pale, bronzer looks ridiculous but ghostface not particularly attractive either?
This was such a fantastic video idea, Nic. I would really enjoy more like this. I have a question with primers. Why do brands make primers for oily skin with large pores to be so greasy and slick usually when it causes the makeup to just melt off, slide off, transfer much easier when oily types need more of a dry, gripping type primer vs one that’s able to move about the skin so much? Also, I’ve been seeing primers where it’s suggested to even apply in a patting application over existing makeup (whether used before makeup or not)as a touch up, or way to get even more perfecting effect. I’ve tried this and it really does help to camouflage texture, pores, fill in fine lines better, make the skin not look so dry. Why is this a new concept we are just now learning you can do with primers and would you recommend doing this for most people? I’ve been doing it for years after reading on Rimmel Stay Matte that it could be used on top of makeup also with a patting method to not disrupt existing makeup and for touching up, and I have always had good results, but I noticed brands have just begun including this in their directions and information promos, and a few beauty influencers are just now even suggesting this.
Gurrrl you look fabulous, and I appreciate that you're helping the rest of us look our best too. Thanks!
You are briliant teacher!!!!
Thank you!!!!😍😍😍😍😍
Who else would’ve liked to hear the conversation w Sam? 🙋🏻♀️
You’re spot on. I have completely different skin types and concerns on those areas of my face! I have rosacea, dry skin, oily skin and large pores in different places! Why didn’t I think of this before??? Thank you so much!!!
I've grown up with you guys, learning how to do makeup and go from teen makeup/skin to adult and now 30's 🙈 I love you dearly 💖 I love the educational videos mixed in with the full looks. A good variety of going out/unique looks and daily makeup with applicable tips. At least for me, that's the content I'm after these days. Love you! 💖
So appreciate your relaxed, yet knowledgeable, approach. Your candidness makes learning fun and always appreciated! Thank you!!
I tried your tips in this video. They are sensational and I'm so glad you shared them with your fans. For me, the most helpful was to use powder foundation on my nose, even if I use liquid on the rest of my face. While I have small pores on the tip of my nose, they are magnified by liquids. The powder foundation does a super job of camouflaging them. I can still use a dusting of powder bronzer or blush across the bridge for a sun-kissed look in the summer.
This is the first time I have heard of this tip, using powder foundation on pores and liquid foundation on the rest of the face. I definitely will try it. Thank you!
I lovee your hair in this video! The bangs are giving 🥰 Makeup flawless as always
Beautiful as always! Love the long video format - highly in favor of longer tutorials, reviews, even chatty or random videos. I hope you are well; sending you best wishes.
Love Love Love your videos - your explanations are helpful and easy to follow. Keep up with these "Real Life" demonstrations !
Thank you! Will do! Xx
Love the educational ones!! I am make up obsessed but sent it onto a few friends who get confused with makeup!
I really like this style of video; they feel so welcoming and approachable. Plus I have exactly the skin type you were describing so this one's extra useful!
Loved this video. I really loved your eye look at the start; it looked like a simple everyday eye look - could you recreate this for us? ❤
Yep "every day is a school day"... Nice to still have one of my favourite teachers handy ❤😊❤
Would love to see a video for light make up for natural looking skin but for aging skin (35-40)
Hi Nic, can you do a ‘light makeup for work’ video please? That is my suggestion, having not worn it properly in years not sure what to do on my face tbh! Thanks 😊
Idk if you have a vid on your skincare, but can you do one? Idk your skin looks amazing, I’ve been watching you since I was in high school. Your skin looks just amazing. That was like in 2012, wow time flies.
Would love to see some video's for mature woman ( I am 67) and how to disguise eye bags, dry patches, pores, etc. Love your content! Maybe even have a model that you make up?
A skin care routine would be great too 😊
That is brilliant! The 4-5 zone face makes complete sense!!!
✨😍Brilliant! ♥️Have loved You & Sam from the Pixiwoo days n before Real Techniques was started.. So lovely to See your Beautiful face n still Watch your amazing Videos ♥️Love You Both!💋
God knows I wish I still lived near Norwich! I would get myself booked in!, I ask all these questions myself everyday and since I hit the menopause I have lost all sense of what to do with makeup.. so good to see you back and looking great. Xx
Thank you Nic! I so appreciate you addressing us oily tzone, large-pored followers. Love your tips, especially the powder foundation over the nose. I can't wait to try this. I love your longer videos with loads of tips and application techniques. It's wonderful to see you using MAC products. I'm having a re-love affair with MAC at the moment and wonder why I ever ventured away from many of the products that are tried and true and still wonderful....as well as affordable compared to others I have in my collection that I don't enjoy nearly as much. Keep up the great work, darling!
Wonderful information! ❤ Thank you!
Hi Nic , I’m just wondering what is the perfect skin care before makeup like the complete routine? And also a video on your night time skin care because your skin is absolutely beautiful! And last thing can you please please help me by doing a video on how to keep concealer under my eyes without going cakey and then disappearing ! I’m 42 so I do have some lines 🙈 😂❤x
Try a gua sha! Best beauty investment ever 😉
You are amazing. You always have done great makeup I been watching you and your sister for years ❤
This was so helpful Nic thank you 🥰 It addressed my skin perfectly- I really struggle to find a base that works well on my nose. X
I love your videos! I know you’ve done hooded eye makeup before, but I would love to see a new one. Thank you so much.
I like the concept of the 4 different areas of the face. I am looking for a product that will improve the look of sunken pitted acne scars and thought the Nars eye brightener might help improve the look of them. A list of the products used in the tutorial would be awesome. ☺
Yes!!!! Love this video- thank you so much 👍🧡👍🧡
Would you please touch on acne scarring? Also, how to touch up makeup without it getting cakey or separating?
Also would you please do an in depth foundation matching video? I have 5 foundations but none match. Most of the time, I try to use very little in the center of my face so it is not obvious it doesnt match. Some are too yellow, some too pink, some orange and some green. I mix them all and still the same thing - slightly better but not matching
Your base makeup is always so flawless: look, texture, and the color.. it honestly just looks like magic going on
Love how educational your videos are.
Would love to see a quick tutorial on tight lining. I just can’t work it out.
My gosh, you already have beautiful, youthful skin. I will try to emulate your technique however. Wish me luck!
Very informative. Thanks!😊
Hi Nic! I’ve been a subscriber since the 2010s and so appreciate your approach to makeup. Would it be possible to see some more videos where you’re doing makeup on various models? It would be great to see the things you talk about in this video in practice!
A video on great anti agin products would be appreciated. 💕
I'm dark brown skin tone, this look will look amazing on me.
Thank you for sharing your tips on complexion. xxx
I have huge pores and usually go in with a super fine powder like the Beaty pie one and then I bit of foundation which helps it stick. Never thought of a totally different product though. Thank you. Please do a wearable glitter look for Christmas.. we for a rave I’m attending ❤ thanks Nic xx
I really really love the informative videos! I've always run to buy products that were featured heavily on youtube by "influencers" but I've always found that the complexion products dont work well for my skin. It is so helpful to watch videos from your experience as an MUA. I've always wanted to learn more about my skin and finding the right complexion products, so I would love more of these types of videos! For example, I've never been able to work with liquid foundations EXCEPT Mac Face & Body, probably because it's waterproof. I've found almost every single other liquid foundation to be cakey on me, can't figure out why! Thank you for bringing tips and tricks🤗
Thank you so much for this fantastic educational vid Nic🙌🏻💞 xx
Thank you Nicola for theses explanations. Have a good day
Love these educational videos!!
This was both such a pleasure to watch and so informative. Thank you so much!
Would love a mix of both full looks and these educational videos. Love your content! It may sound silly but would love your ideas on
- how to blend eyeshadow especially figuring out what works for various eye shapes
- how to color match eyes, cheeks, lips. I feel like sometimes I end up picking colours or tones that don’t match but can’t figure out why
- how to do makeup that doesn’t budge especially in hot humid weather
- how to do a day to night look specifically how to touch up when you’re about to go for an event
I’d love to see best colors for diff color eyes and how to choose best blush/ placement
Nic, can you do some eyeshadow tutorials for ladies with badly hooded eyes please?
Love this! Can you do an educational video about concealing different things? I have “ sunspots” under my eyes, not raised but they age me & make me look tired. However concealing these is so different to concealing acne scarring, or rosacea or dark under eye bags, or dark marionette lines, or melasma.
Please PLEASE do a bridal makeup tutorial for someone my age (39) i need to do my own wedding makeup and I'm freaking out! I need tips from the only one i trust lol 😂 Lots of love to you for being the one who inspired me to love make-up as much as I do ❤
Could you do some makeup targeted to acne prone skin? also could you do some festive looks? Thank you
This is SO informative for me right now! I'm back in the office and trying to figure out how to wear foundation again after the past few years of virtual working! I have a drier nose rather than oily... would love to know what you'd recommend for drier skin around the nose and middle of the forehead! Love you!
Hi Nic! Always loved your video, i've learned so much over the years!! Can you do a video for tips and trick for concealer? As I grow older I got bigger bag under my eyes and I kind of just make them bigger when I put make up on... So that my ask, again always loved your video!!
Do more like tis! Thank you!
I think this is why I like to see different modals 😊when I look at Nic I see no pores so I realise she probably has dry skin maybe.I’m over primer tbh.I can’t & don’t really want several foundations but would really appreciate some models with visible pores age 50,I know I’m asking a lot lol.Great video & Nic is looking great 👍🏻
Great video with some really good tips Beautiful Lady!!! I would like to learn about your skincare routines and if you use any devices.
Love you so much!!❤❤❤
I’m over 40 now and my skin has gotten so DRY!! Can u please help me to find a new kind of foundation, I have literally tried 20 different kinds and can’t seem to find a medium to full coverage, that works mostly because I love the matte look and the more glossy finish, I really don’t enjoy
I never wear tan so I'd love to see a video on how you do foundation colour matching.
Love the 4 areas…makes perfect sense for us to use different products….great video 🎉
Loved this video! I also struggled with the nose area for many years 😅 I use the danessa myricks beauty yummy skin blurring balm powder (only on my nose) under my foundation and I think it also works great 😊
You could recreate this video, but use models with different skin types and different issues, that would be great. I'd also love a skincare video.
You’ve been loving Mac forever!! 😊. What do you think about Nars. I go between Sheer Glo, Light Reflecting and Nars Soft Matte. So workable.
Hi Nick! Since you asked, I like educational videos. I’d like to learn technique and how to use what I already have. ❤
I bought that new MAC foundation. I just returned it. I’m 49, and have fantastic skin for my age, but this foundation settled in all fine lines.
I’m new to your channel! Love your presentation so tuitavle! Is that even a word ……I’m heading for 60 but exactly my skin type at the moment……thank you 🥰
Your lovely skin 😮
Really enjoyed watching this and found it very helpful. Can you tell me what’s on your lips please, as it’s a lovely colour 😊
Hi Nicola , could you tell me what colour you have in your hair ...So pretty ❤
This will probably be a strange question, but it’s something I saw a very talented makeup artist do and I was wondering if there’s a reason she didn’t convey that works better. I saw a makeup artist with too light of a foundation, apply the light color first, then went back over the whole face with a shade too dark to balance it out and better match the skin/undertone. I always thought you are to mix the two together (when you don’t have the correct match, but one too light n one too dark to work with) and apply as one foundation- by doing one full light layer then one full dark layer, it may cause the foundation to be patchy, wear off uneven, lean too dark being that it was the last shade applied, but somehow this worked out perfectly for her and it looked as if you had mixed the two shades, then applied. Is this a method you’d recommend over the mixing the two first, given the situation of not having the proper shade, or do you personally prefer mixing them then applying it as one layer, one product?
Cold weather and the humidity levels make a huge difference in which foundations I can use at various times. I’m an NC25 and combination skin so sometimes it’s liquid for forehead and jawline and sometimes it’s powder in my t zone and cheeks. MAC studio fix powder foundation would dry out my skin on forehead and jawline too much.
Ok I’ve never watched you and this was so incredibly helpful! Something that would be so helpful to me is showing how to do a nice wing on hooded eyes. Plus you have incredible skin, a skincare video and what’s helpful for various parts of face. The eye brightened on chin was Incredibke! My chin is small but has large pores. Thank you so helpful!
Thank you so much, it was really clear and helpful.