This is why everyone loves Wayne! No gimmicks or nonsense. A conversation, some humor, realistic expectations, and great advice. Thanks for being the real deal💙
You're absolutely right , we loves Wayne because he is so genuine and he knows what we need or what is waste on our makeup product . That's why we have to support Wayne and make it his channel best ever . Thank you Wayne 💙
I love how you went through all the steps most people do and then said “AND THATS WHY” you’re makeup isn’t lasting. As someone with oily skin who has struggled with the right preparation for makeup, not willing to sacrifice SPF, I could not appreciate this more!
I have oily skin and the only thing I don’t use is primer in make up prep and everything else I use in moderation. If I notice I’ve used too much moisturiser, I wipe it off. I could not sacrifice all the other steps because since I started paying more attention to skin care, my skin looks better, my makeup looks better although I don’t need so much product anymore (literally half a pump of foundation) which also helps and if I need my makeup to last, a bit of powder seems to help, and removing the excess oils with a sheet of loo paper in the afternoon.
@@milenakupiec1839 the little oil absorbing sheets you can get are great at removing oil breakthrough during the day! Spraying your beauty blender with some setting spray and applying your powder with it is great for keeping your makeup on all day too. I use Slay All Day setting spray by Gerard Cosmetics, and it's great!
Life hack: Let your skin absorb your skincare products for 15 minutes before you apply makeup so that it has time to really sink into the skin. This makes my makeup last so much longer.
I started watching Wayne's videos 3 years ago but he's been a makeup artist and making videos for years. I like his no- nonsense approach by getting right to the point without alot of unnecessary talking. Wayne actually teaches makeup application and techniques.
The second you come on the screen I smile! When you finish & give us the wink, my smile gets even wider! Thanks for all your great tips. Because of you I have FINALLY figured out the best methods & products for my very dry (red head) skin. In my 70’s & people are asking “what makeup do you use…your face looks amazing”. I just tell them my best friend Wayne Goss does my makeup..😂. Hugs.
I literally blush SO HARD when he winks at the end of his videos!!!!!!! Like, EVERY single one I’m not kidding! I’m like a little school girl all over again 😂😂😂
The reason people with high sun exposure are healthier is probably because those people do more walking, running, hiking etc. It’s important to be aware that cause and effect isn’t always linear and obvious. In this instance it’s more probable that the sun exposure should be thought of as a side effect of being outdoors and active rather than causing the increase in health.
yes, that was my thoughts too; if one study it's antidote evidence not empirical... but as say those with higher sun exposure more time spent outdoors are genuinely healthier due what they're doing while outdoors. Sunblock absolutely necessary in NZ, sunny or not, due to ozone hole above. NZ has high rates of skin cancers & melanoma
Also 15 minutes of Sun on arms etc. w/ out sunscreen is Beneficial to absorbing Vit D we need. Yes Peob more fit people too from outdoor activities plays a diff. 👍
And here I thought I was being smart, applying my moisturizer, spf and primer like 10 minutes apart, thinking it was absorbing into my skin. 🤭 I’ll just use my spf as a primer+moisturizer. Thanks Wayne!! 👏🏽
From what I understand moisturiser can't absorb very deeply anyway. Serums absorb deeper and moisturisers tend to stay pretty close to the surface. When I get warm I find that moisturiser resurfaces.
As an esthetician binge watching Wayne’s videos trying to figure out how to do makeup (I’ve never really understood how to wear it), how he said less is more, and that you really only NEED to be using sunscreen, I adore him!
Thanks for including the statement "unless you have extremely dry skin" ... that's me. My layers of oils and creams are holding flakes and makeup patchiness at bay. The creams all soak in as the day goes on and deposits the makeup on my skin. I just have to not smudge it for the first hour or so.
You truly are the voice of reason for giving good face. I have extremely oily skin still at age 55. And I am someone who has been trying to achieve makeup perfection since about age 9, the struggle is real. Over the years I have by trial & error, and personal experience figured out what works for me. 1) I something that treats my oily skin, and primers (face, eye, under eye, and lash). No moisturizers 2) my sunscreen is always built into my must use products. 3) a tip s learned recently from the great Wayne Goss, blot between layers of prep products. 4) find the products that work best for you (not easy, but achievable) I have my Holy Grails, and sometimes one gets replaced by something new and improved. With that being said I also have some products that have been with me for years. 5) As time has gone by, I have achieved 8 hour wear time easily, this has increased from previous 6 hours ( if lucky) 6) Truly be selective on who you follow. Mr Goss I appreciate your honesty, kindness, and professional knowledge!
I use your previous tip about mixing some primer with my foundation after using primer. Then of course a setting spray. And oh man does that work. I get red splotches from excema on my face and am super self conscious about it. We went white water rafting and I didn't want to look like I had some kind of flesh eating disease because it can get pretty bad sometimes. This worked like a charm for me. I actually cried after because I Iooked normal. I don't do it all the time but when I need my makeup to last and last that is my go to. Thank you Wayne for helping me feel pretty.
Hi Wayne, you mentioned this in a prior video, and I tried... skipped all the serums and moisturizer and only put on eye cream (I need that!), tinted sunscreen and foundation. The difference was incredible, not only in terms of application, but also of the longevity of the makeup. Skincare is very important to me, so most days I will still put on the serums and all, and accept that my makeup won't last as long, but for the days when I need the makeup to last a really long time, your tip is the best! Thanks!
I think we're just going to have to do all of our skin care at night, or on no makeup days, or like you said, just in certain areas. But thanks for letting us know that it worked for you!
Armelle! You stole my comment! I was thinking the exact same thing! What's that they say about great minds? Lol! Enjoy the day/night whichever it is when you see this!
Oh wow! My mother was right. She also said blush goes higher on the cheek bones, not on the apples of your cheeks. Mom studied makeup for theater class in high school way back in the 1940s. She always looked beautiful ❤
I am so glad you did a video on this Wayne. I sort of discovered this by accident. I was in a rush and just used my sunscreen one morning and then applied my makeup and throughout the day, I noticed how nice and fresh my makeup stayed with me. So...I did the same the next day and again...my makeup looked great! I attributed it to the lack of the moisturizer and primer and you're right, my foundation would slip away from my chin..forehead...and nose by noon. So now I just skip it all as you've mentioned here and keep my moisturizer for my evening routine and as for the primers, I only use them on special occasions like when I know my makeup only needs to look great for a few hours tops. Much love from Tennessee! Dayna 💖
@@wendigo1919 😅 that's actually true! Most sunscreen is in a moisturizing base so we're doubling up for no reason! Companies have gotten us to purchase all these products individually while you only really need one, if that... Personally I don't wear sunscreen unless I know I'll be in the sun for long periods of time (hats & sunglasses 😎).
@@cindyp5132 Same, same! ;) And most primers are just glorified moisturizers- some exceptions.. Marketing genius. My skincare is my priming step and far more important to me in the mornings. I wish people better understood ingredients and how they're being duped into buying... more. I personally conceal where I feel necessary and then dust on spf mineral powder. I then apply my eye makeup, blush and gloss and finish with a few sprtizes of a mist. Nothing to slip and slide around. Not a fan of foundation daily. 😊
At this point (in my early 40’s) I’ve increased my skincare/sunscreen regimen and have decreased my foundation use. I mainly spot correct with a concealer and I’m good!
Same here. My skincare is far more important. Then I just spot conceal where I need to, a light dusting of powder, do my eyes, blush and lips and I'm done. I'm so over foundation - I like skin to show. I just use it for special occasions/certain night's out personally.
You have such a calming voice 💕 Can truly become engrossed and relaxed when You're talking. You would make a great story teller for audio books. Thank you as always for all of your knowledge hope that you are well 🖤
No matter how I layer things, my skin seems to just absorb my make up within a couple of hours. Foundation and powder products alike. I have fairly normal skin, so avoid things that are too dewy or too drying, and the same happens every time.
Nothing i do stops my shine either. No matter the products used, primer, setting powder, setting spray, matte/oil absorbing products. Ive just accepted that i have to blot through out the day NO MATTER what!
Blotting throughout the day slows this down. I set, the apply a blot powder to finish and I'm good for a few hours before I need to blot again. MAC blot powder is the absolute best for blotting as it's transparent and super fine.
I had never used a primer until recently and yes, it does allow for an absolutely beautiful base for foundation; the application of such is so much nicer than without it. Moisturizers (even the best products) often feel ‘tacky’ to me, making the application of foundation uneven. I’ve found as I’ve gotten older that ‘less is more’ so using a primer only ( and a touch of eye cream) is all I need underneath foundation to avoid ‘slippery buildup’ that causes a shorter ‘shelf life’ for the daily application of make-up and mascara. I’d love to see you make a video on serums-especially vitamin formulations…
The less you wear, the less there is to come off in the first place! Really thin layers works for me, because when it inevitably comes off, it’s not as noticeable if the makeup really matches your skin/some of your natural skin peeks through to begin with.
I don’t wash my face in the morning as I have dry skin and when I put on my foundation it looks so beautiful contrary to the days when I put layers of skincare underneath 🤭my foundation looks weird so now I know why my foundation wouldn’t last ! By the way love your videos you are the best makeup artist in the whole universe 😘
If you use a gentle nourishing face wash, like the Pacifica probiotic one, you should be able to get away with washing your face in the morning on the days you want to apply more skincare and makeup.
I just rinse my face off with my fingertips and warm water in the morning - it gets all the nighttime actives off without stripping away any of the healthy oils. Worth a try!
I have been incredibly busy, and started using tinted sunscreen in place of foundation followed by a Charlotte Tilbury powder simply to get out the door faster in the morning. The combination works! It's staying through the end of the day!
I use eye cream, primer and a foundation that contains spf. A little tip is to use an eye primer on the nose, forehead and chin. It stops the tzone areas from separating the foundation by putting a barrier against the natural skin oil and the foundation. Sorry for being long winded
Fyi - You look like you have very fair skin, so just a tip - the SPF in your foundation is not enough to protect your skin. You would have to use A LOT of foundation to reap the benefits. If you do a search, you will find much info on this.
Wow, you put on a TON of sunscreen!!!!! I find my makeup pills if I have to many pre foundation oils and serums on my face. You knock it out of the park with your gorgeous English accent and humor😊 When I watch your videos I’m always smiling 🙂
100% agree!! My makeup lasts the best if i moisturize the bare minimum, or much before I do my makeup, so that there is no more slipping and sliding, and everything has just absorbed into the skin. Also, I do love to use a primer but you definitely need to watch which ones you are using and how much. With most primers you need very little product, and if you use too much it’s a mess!
Wayne really knows how to break down the facts concerning all things makeup related. I love watching his videos. Wayne, you always bring a smile to my face, and make me feel better about myself. Many thanks. Keep up the good work.
This makes so much sense, but has literally never occurred to me! I’ve really beefed up my skincare routine the last few years, and that’s when the “my face eats makeup and nothing lasts” really started 🤣 correlations, ya think?! Anyway, LOVE YOU Wayne, and love your content. Thank you!
I’m 44 and am really diligent about sunscreen on my face. I did have Melanoma in my 30’s and was a tanner in my 20’s. Oh if i could go back. It’s taken me years and so many treatments to get my damaged skin flawless. It looks beautiful than it ever has. My mother just had basal cell removed yesterday from her nose. She had what’s callled Mohs surgery. Trust me when i tell you this is something no one wants. The hole in her nose was so big and hers was early on. Wear sunscreen!
The study done on skin exposure that Wayne mentioned in this video reminded me of my unrelenting mission to explain the difference between causation and correlation. People with higher exposure to sun being healthier is probably a correlation, as this means they are more likely to spend more time outside-not sitting on the couch-which causes the increased health. NOT the exposure to sun, in and of itself. But that physical activity outdoors increases exposure to the sun AND increases health.
I, like you, was a major sunbather in my 20s (and teens). I had mohs done in my late 30s right below my eye (and I've had several basals removed),. You can't even see a scar now. But you are right, it takes a while to get your skin looking flawless (and mine looks great now). Oh, if I knew then what I know now....
@@E.W. I think the study means higher levels of VItamin D means your healthier. There have been studies where really high levels of Vitamin D helped treat Covid patients too. Vitamin D helps the rest of body function properly and boosts your immune system. However, more sun exposure increases the chance of getting skin cancer.
My father died 18 months after having a melanoma removed from the side of his face. So it is definitely no joke! Wear your sunscreen! And get to the hairline too. Thank you for sharing your story because it is so important!!!
The best tip I ever got was from Wayne years ago, & I’ve been using it ever since. I take Scott Tissue (specifically this brand bcz there’s no lint) & pull apart the 2 layers & I use 1 layer to blot my skin. I lay it down across my forehead, chin & nose after applying foundation, after makeup is complete or also to address & thwart any oil breakthrough throughout the day. THIS WORKS SO WELL & is great in conjunction with touch-ups & blotting w/powder too. JUST TRY IT! You’ll see 😉💜💚
@@CherylBerryl true - those are good for oil breakthrough however there’s just something different about using the Sott tissue to blot after applying skincare & foundation. It has a way of helping to prevent that oil from breaking through in the 1st place. It’s something you’d have to actually try to see how well it works.
This is very true. I have combination skin and when I layer a lot of skincare before makeup, my base makeup does not look even. If you still want to layer some serum or moisturizer before foundation, I would recommend using a cotton pad and non sticky toner to wipe your face before putting on the foundation.
I’ve tried this before for months and I can say it’s amazing. Before my makeup would dry up so bad even after my skin care and it would separate. I honestly thought it was just my ugly skin doing this and hated wearing foundation. After doing this, it’s been a game changer and my make up looks flawless and also lasts ALL day. It’s amazing. I came back to this bc I stopped doing it since I ran out of translucent powder but now I’m back to it and doing it again. I definitely recommend doing this!!!!
I'm old and dry.🤣 Could probably use Vaseline and my makeup would last. Actually using a retinol so my skin is changing and this video is great for pre-foundation choices! Thanks always Wayne
Thank you! Wayne you are the voice of sanity! I do watch several makeup artists who layer an insane number of products, how would any product stay on? Love your taking time to say it, Simple! ❤️
I agree totally !! I keep heavy skin care for night time and just it cosmetics with spf for the daily and now Lisa Eldridge foundation for times when I want an awesome finish .. it builds like a dream !
I agree, we put sooo many layers of moisturizers , pore reducers etc that how can it possibly stay put…. I have dry skin now in my 60’s & am going to try just a bit of primer w/ SPF in it & see if that makes a diff. Thanks for another great tip 👌
Love this video. I agree that natural sunshine is so beneficial, we just have to balance protection with getting the natural health benefits from the sun.
Sunlight is healing. Do you have a link to the study you read? Facial sunscreens will decrease wrinkles for sure but sun exposure gives so many health benefits.
I am so glad I have found you! I have open pores and had stopped applying makeup altogether with no confidence in how I looked with it on... as my foundation would make my pores look more obvious and until now! Less is more... I will not be applying primers and a shed load of other products on my face. Thankyou
Omg! As I begun watching the video, I’m wondering how, with my super acne prone skin, can I adjust all these layers like Wayne’s suggesting and then he changes the whole dynamic halfway. Such a relief to hear from Wayne that using an spf is just enough 😃
First I use moisturiser, then primer little bit on nose,then i use setting spray (milani charcoal setting spray) . Then use only concealer and rest of makeup, lastly setting spray . My face looks flawless after a long day and also under mask. This is my trick.
Thank you Wayne for confirming what I do is right. I hate my face feeling greasy or my eyes burning from sunscreen. I only use a face powder on my oily skin & still feel greasy after a few hours. Love you Wayne & your awesome brushes ..i have the ones with the white bristles, Limited Edition from a few years ago. They are so soft & gentle for eye make up especially but I love the face brushes too.
I definitely noticed this to be true. I have a Korean skin care routine and I've noticed that I cannot use hyaluronic acid or oils before putting on makeup. Kind of drives me crazy but another thing that helps is also just taking time between your skin care steps. And find a moisturizer that has a sunscreen in it.
Yes, thanks for mentioning the study on sun exposure. It's so important, sun exposure increases dopamine levels, it's crucial for reducing chronic diseases, and it's nourishing for your skin. Always catch the sunrise and sunset, those are the most energizing moments of the day. Sunlight contains the full spectrum of light, including red (sunrise), blue (midday), and violet (sunset). More effective than artificial lights.
I am an avid Alexis Vogel girl Makeup wise, still, God bless her. I am liking It cc cream also bye bye under eyes now for my pretty base. The Makeup base that has always lasted the longest was mineral foundation, I like Belladonna, Bare Minerals, whatever, that hardly moved all day for me. Xx
I'm pretty dry and in my late sixties. I flatly refuse to do without my peptide and Vitamin C serums in the morning. My tactic: I do my morning skincare with serums and sunscreen. I take a break. I goo eat breakfast, get dressed, whatever. I allow 10 to 15 minutes for everything to sink in. Put on primer (Yes, Virginia, your sunscreen is still effective when you layer other products on top). THEN do makeup and POWDER. So many women refuse to powder for fear of looking too matte, or dry, or cakey. But with the right powder (slightly luminous) you can get a terrific natural youthful finish on the skin. Love your channel, Wayne. Keep up the good work. 😍
Yes, I think it so important to give your skin to absorb everything. I do my skincare - allow every step to absorb - and makeup is last. And get ready for work in the meantime - feed pets, make & have breakfast, get dressed etc..
And yes, my skin too is more on the dryish side. I use Sisley Phyto Hydra Teint. Gives me good coverage and makes my skin look like skin. Powder - either Sisley powder or Shiseido loose powder radiant.
I love you Wayne!!! Thank you and yes I absolutely agree. I'm super oily when I stack up my face products before makeup than when I'm in a rush and only use my base and apply it with my hands.
Over 50 here with dry skin. I use eye cream by Clarins, then an antioxidant serum, like Skinceuticals, give it five minutes, and then use Elta MD SPF. I've been using this sunscreen for years as I can get different levels of moisturizer to adjust to the seasons. Anything more and it's gone by noon.
I make sure I clean my face in the morning with philosophy purity and a face cloth for any dry skin and to get rid of grease as the night before makeup I apply a heavy mask like glamglow thirsty mud and on the day of makeup I apply a good eye cream as i have dry eyes and ultrasun on my face then dot a benefit primer on my nose and t zone then apply concealer and colour corrector where I need to and it does last. I have dry skin and use hydroquinone and tretinoin regularly. Thanks wayne again for educating us. Also quick tip make a note of what you use and what order you use it for when you get it right as all of us are different and it helps to know how it works when it does
Right ! Do all the layers of product for night time reparation. As a normal/dry skin type, I use face oil/serum, and an SPF but a longwear foundation (NARS), and I'm okay. If I were using a dewy foundation, I'd skip it all and just use the SPF...
I have dry/normal skin. I always make sure that I use non oil based skincare products before applying makeup as I find oil based products causes the product break down. And I make sure to powder and let each product have time to set before moving on to the next step.
my secret since working as a registered nurse and doing a twelve hour shifts estee lauder primer and yes estee lauder double wear it looks beautiful all day until i remove when i get home , and these days with masks on i use lip balm only , mine is perfect i have used estee all my working life , and in the intensive care unit i temperature is moderate to high but sometimes i work theatres its very very cold , but my double wear stays true , in the summer i will wear double wear light , still good , but all my skin care is estee lauder and makeup , its never let me down , so i have never change it , MY LOV LIZ XX
My skin is combination. I just let the moisturizer and the sunscreen really soak in before applying makeup. Seems to do the trick, but I could see it slipping of in oilier skins. Great to hear ya Wayne, love your videos.
I’m only commenting on the other commenters - the comments on this channel are thoughtful, full of love and respect for Wayne and for the most part, have lots of great advice, tips, and the like.
agree. I've also concluded that the best way forward is to have really good skin, use spf then a mineral foundation. just rethink the approach to makeup. the only time I have a full face of makeup is at night !
Hey Wayne just want to remind you to make sure you use sunscreen on your ears! I have to admit I really dislike using sunscreen under makeup, I’ve tried so many and they just make my foundations look horrible after a few hours. Love your content!
Try the Paula’s Choice Superlight Daily Wrinkle Defence. It’s got a tint but you don’t see it once it’s rubbed in. It’s a super light silky lotion and really makes your makeup last.
@@vanessaxpalmtrees thanks for the recommendation but I’ve tried it, it makes my skin look really dry. I did however use the whole tube, going to give the new tower 28 a try.
thank you for this. i was someone who always used sunscreen and still got skin ca, not the bad kind. my doctor could tell i felt like I failed at something, he assured me it was not my fault and pointed to me being an active person and that would extend my life.
I was so relieved when you said you don’t need all those layers! I was watching you and thinking; “ OMG, I’d be a slime ball if I put all that stuff on my skin then piled makeup on top.😂
This was SO interesting and makes a whole lot of sense! I'm definitely a ham when it comes to layering on skincare, but I will try playing around with this concept and see how it works for me :) I'm betting I will see a good difference since my skin gets very oily. Also, could you link that sunscreen study?? I would LOVE to read that, that also was very eye-opening! You're the best Wayne, thank you always for the straight-forward tips and tricks!
I live in a very hot/humid area of Australia, and I know sun-screen is my only skin care product. Sometimes before getting into my aircon. car, I'm using a hand towel to dry off 'sweat'. .. I'm always retouching make-up lightly for 6-8 mths each year. Just love Winter !!
Having oily skin at 54, I use serums first (Vitamin C, Peptides) and than use my sunscreen as a moisturizer. Is that OK? As even the Estee Lauder Double Wear drips from my face after 2 hours, I can only wear powder foundations. Being distracted by your cuteness, I need to rewind your videos each and every time! 🤣😍 Thank you!
Great video. I have oily skin and definitely notice my make up stays on better with the least amount underneath. I put on a very light cream and sunscreen only before my foundation.
Such great advice Wayne! Well it makes sense that people who get more sun are healthier, because it usually means that those people are outside and being active rather than sitting inside in front of the Tv.
I’ve learned that pretty much all of these are considered “primers”. So I’d choose the spf as primer, since that one is crucial. My skincare have also made my skin so nice, that I only need mascara and a brow fix, maybe a little concealer. I feel uncomfortable 🥵 with too many layers of makeup anyway 🤷🏻♀️ This was a very interesting video though 🤔
100% Most people don't need labelled "primers". Some do... to mattify, to smooth texture, perhaps. But really, if they work on their skin, they won't need these primers generally speaking. Great makeup starts with great skin. A daily skincare routine is so important.
Love eyecreams pre concealer on lids and undereyes. Using Clarins Eyebalm for 20yrs and its the best esp for glasses wearers or with itchy sensitive eyeskin. Its soothing and prevents premature wrinkles too. Cant recommend it enough.
I have recently discovered this on accident when I forgot to wear moisturizer. And OMG the difference on my oily skin. I'm going to try skipping my serums too and stick to eye cream and SPF and see how it goes! I wish I knew about this years ago. Thank you Wayne!!
I completely agree with you. I find that too many skincare products underneath makeup also causes extreme pilling. I prep my skin with a mist of water followed by a light weight moisturizer with hyaluronic, but only if I can give myself 45 minutes before makeup application. My CC Cream already has SPF built in, but I do use a separate sunscreen on my ears, neck and decollete -exposed areas that will not be covered by my CC Cream.
Thanks.... making me safe watching your vids Sir... the terms of enough makeup is hard to accept in my society.. everything just about transformation not accentuate or anything about original.. especially for bridal makeup, that's the extreme makeover down here... anyway, hv a wonderful day everyone 🦋
I stumbled upon a similar approach a while ago. I have very oily skin and oxidation, along with mid afternoon oily shine and makeup sliding off, were consistent problems. While staying home during the COVID lockdowns, my morning skincare routine shrank to Vitamin C, a BHA, and Elta MD Clear sunscreen. I was surprised that my foundation didn’t oxidize or slip with this truncated routine, once I started using it again. It didn’t matter whether I used liquid, gel or cushion foundation…it stayed put. Such a thrill! Thanks so much for this video, as well as all your many kindnesses.
I meant to mention that, if the weather is more temperate (not in the F.90’s with 90% humidity), the sunscreen by Tatcha, 35 spf, is an excellent partner to foundation and works astonishingly like Tatcha’s liquid primer. Pores and other texture are camouflaged well. The downsides are the lower spf and that it takes a minimum of 15 minutes to settle in and dry properly.
this is so crazy because i started just doing moisturizer with vitamin c already in it vs a thousand serums and everything else and my makeup stays better for one, but also my skin looks a million times better... i honestly coudln't believe it.... this is very true wayne, everyone needs to listen lol xoxo
sorry i meant to say a sunscreen that is already a moisturizer and a vitamin c in 1 ... so literally just one product.... and my makeup and skin looks better than it ever has... i never ever thought my makeup and skin could look like this.... less is more people less is more xoxox
Wayne when you are not filming for all of us adoring followers, do you let each product sit for a bit before continuing on with each step? Thank you for so many wonderful tips!
I'm not surprised about the study where people with more sun exposure were healthier, it indicates they spent more time being outside and (more than likely) being active! More time in nature is very beneficial too. Definitely a case of correlation and not causation imo though. In addition to the cancer they would still see the aging effects of the sun that we would probably want to avoid. The answer is to spend more time being active outdoors and in nature while protecting our skin with hats, layers, AND high SPF applied and reapplied liberally!
Yes, the great causation vs correlation issue. Also what were the markers of health? Most likely blood pressure, bmi etc, perhaps not skin appearance or signs of ageing caused by sun exposure. I'm not familiar with this study but it's common sense that a healthy lifestyle likely means more time outside therefore more sun exposure.
My husband and I suffer from depression and we feel so much better when we get 30-60 minutes of sun a day. I always wear a 50 sunscreen on my face and hands and 15 on my body, which probably doesn't do much, but getting sun REALLY does make a difference. I got on to him for years for getting so much sun, but now that I've tried it the jokes on me. Let me tell you though, we both used to look so young but now he looks 20 yrs older than me.
The sunscreen research probably found a correlation rather than causation. Lots of sun exposure = likely active outdoor lifestyle. Sitting in the sun for hours probably won't have the same effect.
Hi Wayne. Just discovered your videos and I have to say I love them. I don’t know if it’s your voice or face but I’m so much more relaxed and calm after watching you and oh yeah the makeup tips are great also. 😊
I do always use sunscreen as I have had 2 cancers spots, and one was on my face. My Dr told me you can’t build SPF so it is advantageous to use a moisturizer with sunscreen in it but you have to apply the correct amount which in winter is no problem, but when summer comes it has to be a light serum, sunscreen and then foundry. Thanks 😊
I agreee 💯! I just use mosturiser and sunscreen beneath my base daily and it helps prevent makeup breakdown rather than when I used to use 5 6 steps of skin care in morning beneath my base.
I love watching him now that I am 40 for my make up routine needed to change and I got a lot of tips and I’m still getting tips. One thing I hate is foundation once we get older we have to change your foundation routine extremely because we’re not 20 anymore and our skin is not the same anymore. He’s right though about all the layers of product, but the one that I don’t agree with is moisturiser, I always use moisturiser no matter what and I try to get a sunscreen moisturiser combo if possible if not, then well, I make my own
This is why everyone loves Wayne! No gimmicks or nonsense. A conversation, some humor, realistic expectations, and great advice. Thanks for being the real deal💙
You're absolutely right , we loves Wayne because he is so genuine and he knows what we need or what is waste on our makeup product . That's why we have to support Wayne and make it his channel best ever . Thank you Wayne 💙
"Realistic expectations" being the key 👍🏾
I love how you went through all the steps most people do and then said “AND THATS WHY” you’re makeup isn’t lasting. As someone with oily skin who has struggled with the right preparation for makeup, not willing to sacrifice SPF, I could not appreciate this more!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 yeah that was a plot twist
I have oily skin and the only thing I don’t use is primer in make up prep and everything else I use in moderation. If I notice I’ve used too much moisturiser, I wipe it off. I could not sacrifice all the other steps because since I started paying more attention to skin care, my skin looks better, my makeup looks better although I don’t need so much product anymore (literally half a pump of foundation) which also helps and if I need my makeup to last, a bit of powder seems to help, and removing the excess oils with a sheet of loo paper in the afternoon.
@@milenakupiec1839 the little oil absorbing sheets you can get are great at removing oil breakthrough during the day!
Spraying your beauty blender with some setting spray and applying your powder with it is great for keeping your makeup on all day too. I use Slay All Day setting spray by Gerard Cosmetics, and it's great!
For real 🤣
@@callmemrsdlamini Totally agree! I was like "ok good, he's doing everything I do" until that twist at the end😂
Life hack: Let your skin absorb your skincare products for 15 minutes before you apply makeup so that it has time to really sink into the skin. This makes my makeup last so much longer.
Hey man just wanted to let you know. You are doing a good work and helping someone you don’t know.
He has been doing that for years❤️
I just found his channel couple days ago
I started watching Wayne's videos 3 years ago but he's been a makeup artist and making videos for years. I like his no- nonsense approach by getting right to the point without alot of unnecessary talking. Wayne actually teaches makeup application and techniques.
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I agree I learnt a lot and I applied this knowledge
Not only does makeup last longer, I find minimal skin care underneath minimizes cakiness and the finish appears more refined.
With my skin, I typically use moisturizer only the foundation especially a full coverage foundation provides quite a bit of protection.
Agree.
The second you come on the screen I smile! When you finish & give us the wink, my smile gets even wider! Thanks for all your great tips. Because of you I have FINALLY figured out the best methods & products for my very dry (red head) skin. In my 70’s & people are asking “what makeup do you use…your face looks amazing”. I just tell them my best friend Wayne Goss does my makeup..😂. Hugs.
I literally blush SO HARD when he winks at the end of his videos!!!!!!! Like, EVERY single one I’m not kidding! I’m like a little school girl all over again 😂😂😂
You’re so sweet.. love it!
The reason people with high sun exposure are healthier is probably because those people do more walking, running, hiking etc. It’s important to be aware that cause and effect isn’t always linear and obvious. In this instance it’s more probable that the sun exposure should be thought of as a side effect of being outdoors and active rather than causing the increase in health.
People who get more sun exposure are getting a natural dose of vitamin D. It’s a common vitamin deficiency.
Exactly right to both comments🤗 🤗
yes, that was my thoughts too; if one study it's antidote evidence not empirical... but as say those with higher sun exposure more time spent outdoors are genuinely healthier due what they're doing while outdoors. Sunblock absolutely necessary in NZ, sunny or not, due to ozone hole above. NZ has high rates of skin cancers & melanoma
I'm interested to know where this study was conducted as well.
Also 15 minutes of Sun on arms etc. w/ out sunscreen is Beneficial to absorbing Vit D we need. Yes Peob more fit people too from outdoor activities plays a diff. 👍
And here I thought I was being smart, applying my moisturizer, spf and primer like 10 minutes apart, thinking it was absorbing into my skin. 🤭 I’ll just use my spf as a primer+moisturizer. Thanks Wayne!! 👏🏽
Lol I did this as well 🤦🏼♀️
I've being doing this for so long.. Wow.. I will try the SPF then 💯
Same here 😅
From what I understand moisturiser can't absorb very deeply anyway. Serums absorb deeper and moisturisers tend to stay pretty close to the surface. When I get warm I find that moisturiser resurfaces.
What SPF do you use?
As an esthetician binge watching Wayne’s videos trying to figure out how to do makeup (I’ve never really understood how to wear it), how he said less is more, and that you really only NEED to be using sunscreen, I adore him!
I love how you just get into it.. no crazy intros or sponsorships. Thanks wayne!!
Thanks for including the statement "unless you have extremely dry skin" ... that's me. My layers of oils and creams are holding flakes and makeup patchiness at bay. The creams all soak in as the day goes on and deposits the makeup on my skin. I just have to not smudge it for the first hour or so.
You truly are the voice of reason for giving good face. I have extremely oily skin still at age 55. And I am someone who has been trying to achieve makeup perfection since about age 9, the struggle is real. Over the years I have by trial & error, and personal experience figured out what works for me. 1) I something that treats my oily skin, and primers (face, eye, under eye, and lash). No moisturizers 2) my sunscreen is always built into my must use products. 3) a tip s learned recently from the great Wayne Goss, blot between layers of prep products. 4) find the products that work best for you (not easy, but achievable) I have my Holy Grails, and sometimes one gets replaced by something new and improved. With that being said I also have some products that have been with me for years. 5) As time has gone by, I have achieved 8 hour wear time easily, this has increased from previous 6 hours ( if lucky) 6) Truly be selective on who you follow. Mr Goss I appreciate your honesty, kindness, and professional knowledge!
I use your previous tip about mixing some primer with my foundation after using primer. Then of course a setting spray. And oh man does that work. I get red splotches from excema on my face and am super self conscious about it. We went white water rafting and I didn't want to look like I had some kind of flesh eating disease because it can get pretty bad sometimes. This worked like a charm for me. I actually cried after because I Iooked normal. I don't do it all the time but when I need my makeup to last and last that is my go to. Thank you Wayne for helping me feel pretty.
Hi Wayne, you mentioned this in a prior video, and I tried... skipped all the serums and moisturizer and only put on eye cream (I need that!), tinted sunscreen and foundation. The difference was incredible, not only in terms of application, but also of the longevity of the makeup. Skincare is very important to me, so most days I will still put on the serums and all, and accept that my makeup won't last as long, but for the days when I need the makeup to last a really long time, your tip is the best! Thanks!
I think we're just going to have to do all of our skin care at night, or on no makeup days, or like you said, just in certain areas. But thanks for letting us know that it worked for you!
Armelle! You stole my comment! I was thinking the exact same thing! What's that they say about great minds? Lol! Enjoy the day/night whichever it is when you see this!
Yes, exactly !
Primer helps too
@@tiffprendergast deffo
Love it: just common sense. I feel the same way about skincare generally: less is more. ❤️
Oh wow! My mother was right. She also said blush goes higher on the cheek bones, not on the apples of your cheeks. Mom studied makeup for theater class in high school way back in the 1940s. She always looked beautiful ❤
I am so glad you did a video on this Wayne. I sort of discovered this by accident. I was in a rush and just used my sunscreen one morning and then applied my makeup and throughout the day, I noticed how nice and fresh my makeup stayed with me. So...I did the same the next day and again...my makeup looked great! I attributed it to the lack of the moisturizer and primer and you're right, my foundation would slip away from my chin..forehead...and nose by noon. So now I just skip it all as you've mentioned here and keep my moisturizer for my evening routine and as for the primers, I only use them on special occasions like when I know my makeup only needs to look great for a few hours tops.
Much love from Tennessee!
Dayna 💖
Agree. I use my moisturizer for nights.
I have a tinted SPF, that I wear most of the time. I love it
Your spf is actually in a moisturizing base.
@@wendigo1919 😅 that's actually true! Most sunscreen is in a moisturizing base so we're doubling up for no reason! Companies have gotten us to purchase all these products individually while you only really need one, if that... Personally I don't wear sunscreen unless I know I'll be in the sun for long periods of time (hats & sunglasses 😎).
@@cindyp5132 Same, same! ;) And most primers are just glorified moisturizers- some exceptions.. Marketing genius. My skincare is my priming step and far more important to me in the mornings. I wish people better understood ingredients and how they're being duped into buying... more. I personally conceal where I feel necessary and then dust on spf mineral powder. I then apply my eye makeup, blush and gloss and finish with a few sprtizes of a mist. Nothing to slip and slide around. Not a fan of foundation daily. 😊
At this point (in my early 40’s) I’ve increased my skincare/sunscreen regimen and have decreased my foundation use. I mainly spot correct with a concealer and I’m good!
Same here. My skincare is far more important. Then I just spot conceal where I need to, a light dusting of powder, do my eyes, blush and lips and I'm done. I'm so over foundation - I like skin to show. I just use it for special occasions/certain night's out personally.
You are amazing Wayne and so professional and a kind soul. Your makeup tips have really helped me🥰
Wearing the mask has changed my make up game tremendously, I went from all the steps to nothing but tinted moisturizer. This was gooD Wayne thank you.
You have such a calming voice 💕 Can truly become engrossed and relaxed when You're talking. You would make a great story teller for audio books. Thank you as always for all of your knowledge hope that you are well 🖤
I know! Definitely agree. Wayne could be talking about squirrels for all I care. And I’d be enamored, with what he’s saying. Lol. 😂
I nearly died when I saw you layering all those creams, thought my minimalistic approach regarding morning creams is wrong 😂😂😂😂
No matter how I layer things, my skin seems to just absorb my make up within a couple of hours. Foundation and powder products alike. I have fairly normal skin, so avoid things that are too dewy or too drying, and the same happens every time.
Nothing i do stops my shine either. No matter the products used, primer, setting powder, setting spray, matte/oil absorbing products. Ive just accepted that i have to blot through out the day NO MATTER what!
@Sarah Sutherland have you tried Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation? I find its staying power very good.
Blotting throughout the day slows this down. I set, the apply a blot powder to finish and I'm good for a few hours before I need to blot again. MAC blot powder is the absolute best for blotting as it's transparent and super fine.
I had never used a primer until recently and yes, it does allow for an absolutely beautiful base for foundation; the application of such is so much nicer than without it. Moisturizers (even the best products) often feel ‘tacky’ to me, making the application of foundation uneven. I’ve found as I’ve gotten older that ‘less is more’ so using a primer only ( and a touch of eye cream) is all I need underneath foundation to avoid ‘slippery buildup’ that causes a shorter ‘shelf life’ for the daily application of make-up and mascara. I’d love to see you make a video on serums-especially vitamin formulations…
The less you wear, the less there is to come off in the first place! Really thin layers works for me, because when it inevitably comes off, it’s not as noticeable if the makeup really matches your skin/some of your natural skin peeks through to begin with.
I don’t wash my face in the morning as I have dry skin and when I put on my foundation it looks so beautiful contrary to the days when I put layers of skincare underneath 🤭my foundation looks weird so now I know why my foundation wouldn’t last ! By the way love your videos you are the best makeup artist in the whole universe 😘
If you use a gentle nourishing face wash, like the Pacifica probiotic one, you should be able to get away with washing your face in the morning on the days you want to apply more skincare and makeup.
@@time2livelife thankyou so much for your response appreciate it so much I’ll try the one you recommended
I just rinse my face off with my fingertips and warm water in the morning - it gets all the nighttime actives off without stripping away any of the healthy oils. Worth a try!
I have been incredibly busy, and started using tinted sunscreen in place of foundation followed by a Charlotte Tilbury powder simply to get out the door faster in the morning. The combination works! It's staying through the end of the day!
I use eye cream, primer and a foundation that contains spf. A little tip is to use an eye primer on the nose, forehead and chin. It stops the tzone areas from separating the foundation by putting a barrier against the natural skin oil and the foundation. Sorry for being long winded
Which eye primer do you recommend?
The only thing is you can't rely on those alone they don't contain enough spf.
@@born_confused so true. People need to take spf seriously!
Fyi - You look like you have very fair skin, so just a tip - the SPF in your foundation is not enough to protect your skin. You would have to use A LOT of foundation to reap the benefits. If you do a search, you will find much info on this.
1/4 quarter of a teaspoon for a base layer of sunscreen and spf in make up is a nice added bonus after your base layer and not instead of
Wow, you put on a TON of sunscreen!!!!!
I find my makeup pills if I have to many pre foundation oils and serums on my face.
You knock it out of the park with your gorgeous English accent and humor😊
When I watch your videos I’m always smiling 🙂
The recommended amount of sunscreen is 1/4 teaspoon to be able to get the coverage that the sunscreen offers. :)
100% agree!! My makeup lasts the best if i moisturize the bare minimum, or much before I do my makeup, so that there is no more slipping and sliding, and everything has just absorbed into the skin. Also, I do love to use a primer but you definitely need to watch which ones you are using and how much. With most primers you need very little product, and if you use too much it’s a mess!
Wayne really knows how to break down the facts concerning all things makeup related. I love watching his videos. Wayne, you always bring a smile to my face, and make me feel better about myself. Many thanks. Keep up the good work.
This makes so much sense, but has literally never occurred to me! I’ve really beefed up my skincare routine the last few years, and that’s when the “my face eats makeup and nothing lasts” really started 🤣 correlations, ya think?! Anyway, LOVE YOU Wayne, and love your content. Thank you!
I’m 44 and am really diligent about sunscreen on my face. I did have Melanoma in my 30’s and was a tanner in my 20’s. Oh if i could go back. It’s taken me years and so many treatments to get my damaged skin flawless. It looks beautiful than it ever has.
My mother just had basal cell removed yesterday from her nose. She had what’s callled Mohs surgery. Trust me when i tell you this is something no one wants. The hole in her nose was so big and hers was early on. Wear sunscreen!
The study done on skin exposure that Wayne mentioned in this video reminded me of my unrelenting mission to explain the difference between causation and correlation. People with higher exposure to sun being healthier is probably a correlation, as this means they are more likely to spend more time outside-not sitting on the couch-which causes the increased health. NOT the exposure to sun, in and of itself. But that physical activity outdoors increases exposure to the sun AND increases health.
I, like you, was a major sunbather in my 20s (and teens). I had mohs done in my late 30s right below my eye (and I've had several basals removed),. You can't even see a scar now. But you are right, it takes a while to get your skin looking flawless (and mine looks great now). Oh, if I knew then what I know now....
@@nunyabizness3642 that’s good to hear. I couldn’t believe the hole in my mom’s nose. I’m hoping it heals well for her and scarring is minimal.
@@E.W. I think the study means higher levels of VItamin D means your healthier. There have been studies where really high levels of Vitamin D helped treat Covid patients too. Vitamin D helps the rest of body function properly and boosts your immune system. However, more sun exposure increases the chance of getting skin cancer.
My father died 18 months after having a melanoma removed from the side of his face. So it is definitely no joke! Wear your sunscreen! And get to the hairline too. Thank you for sharing your story because it is so important!!!
The best tip I ever got was from Wayne years ago, & I’ve been using it ever since. I take Scott Tissue (specifically this brand bcz there’s no lint) & pull apart the 2 layers & I use 1 layer to blot my skin. I lay it down across my forehead, chin & nose after applying foundation, after makeup is complete or also to address & thwart any oil breakthrough throughout the day. THIS WORKS SO WELL & is great in conjunction with touch-ups & blotting w/powder too. JUST TRY IT! You’ll see 😉💜💚
Rice paper blotters are excellent too.
@@CherylBerryl true - those are good for oil breakthrough however there’s just something different about using the Sott tissue to blot after applying skincare & foundation. It has a way of helping to prevent that oil from breaking through in the 1st place. It’s something you’d have to actually try to see how well it works.
This is very true. I have combination skin and when I layer a lot of skincare before makeup, my base makeup does not look even. If you still want to layer some serum or moisturizer before foundation, I would recommend using a cotton pad and non sticky toner to wipe your face before putting on the foundation.
I’ve tried this before for months and I can say it’s amazing. Before my makeup would dry up so bad even after my skin care and it would separate. I honestly thought it was just my ugly skin doing this and hated wearing foundation. After doing this, it’s been a game changer and my make up looks flawless and also lasts ALL day. It’s amazing. I came back to this bc I stopped doing it since I ran out of translucent powder but now I’m back to it and doing it again. I definitely recommend doing this!!!!
I'm old and dry.🤣 Could probably use Vaseline and my makeup would last. Actually using a retinol so my skin is changing and this video is great for pre-foundation choices! Thanks always Wayne
Thank you! Wayne you are the voice of sanity! I do watch several makeup artists who layer an insane number of products, how would any product stay on? Love your taking time to say it, Simple! ❤️
I agree totally !! I keep heavy skin care for night time and just it cosmetics with spf for the daily and now Lisa Eldridge foundation for times when I want an awesome finish .. it builds like a dream !
I agree, we put sooo many layers of moisturizers , pore reducers etc that how can it possibly stay put…. I have dry skin now in my 60’s & am going to try just a bit of primer w/ SPF in it & see if that makes a diff. Thanks for another great tip 👌
This is why we love you. Pure and honest.
Love this video. I agree that natural sunshine is so beneficial, we just have to balance protection with getting the natural health benefits from the sun.
Sunlight is healing. Do you have a link to the study you read? Facial sunscreens will decrease wrinkles for sure but sun exposure gives so many health benefits.
I started using the color science face shield flex SPF as my foundation and I’m LOVING IT💞💞💞💞💞 I mix the Tan with the glow and it’s beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I am so glad I have found you! I have open pores and had stopped applying makeup altogether with no confidence in how I looked with it on... as my foundation would make my pores look more obvious and until now! Less is more... I will not be applying primers and a shed load of other products on my face.
Thankyou
Omg! As I begun watching the video, I’m wondering how, with my super acne prone skin, can I adjust all these layers like Wayne’s suggesting and then he changes the whole dynamic halfway. Such a relief to hear from Wayne that using an spf is just enough 😃
First I use moisturiser, then primer little bit on nose,then i use setting spray (milani charcoal setting spray) . Then use only concealer and rest of makeup, lastly setting spray . My face looks flawless after a long day and also under mask. This is my trick.
Thank you Wayne for confirming what I do is right. I hate my face feeling greasy or my eyes burning from sunscreen. I only use a face powder on my oily skin & still feel greasy after a few hours. Love you Wayne & your awesome brushes ..i have the ones with the white bristles, Limited Edition from a few years ago. They are so soft & gentle for eye make up especially but I love the face brushes too.
Perhaps it's chemical spf that's making your eyes burn? Also, be deliberate and slower when applying sunscreen around the orbital area. :)
Hello Wayne. You are the most authentic you tuber ever
Wayne, thanks so much for getting me back on track. I think I knew this, but needed a reminder. Love your gentle, intelligent approach!
I definitely noticed this to be true. I have a Korean skin care routine and I've noticed that I cannot use hyaluronic acid or oils before putting on makeup. Kind of drives me crazy but another thing that helps is also just taking time between your skin care steps. And find a moisturizer that has a sunscreen in it.
Yes, thanks for mentioning the study on sun exposure. It's so important, sun exposure increases dopamine levels, it's crucial for reducing chronic diseases, and it's nourishing for your skin. Always catch the sunrise and sunset, those are the most energizing moments of the day. Sunlight contains the full spectrum of light, including red (sunrise), blue (midday), and violet (sunset). More effective than artificial lights.
This makes sense and Rae Morris also recommends using only primer or moisturizer but she didn’t explain why like you did. Thank you!
I am an avid Alexis Vogel girl Makeup wise, still, God bless her. I am liking It cc cream also bye bye under eyes now for my pretty base. The Makeup base that has always lasted the longest was mineral foundation, I like Belladonna, Bare Minerals, whatever, that hardly moved all day for me. Xx
I'm pretty dry and in my late sixties. I flatly refuse to do without my peptide and Vitamin C serums in the morning. My tactic: I do my morning skincare with serums and sunscreen. I take a break. I goo eat breakfast, get dressed, whatever. I allow 10 to 15 minutes for everything to sink in. Put on primer (Yes, Virginia, your sunscreen is still effective when you layer other products on top). THEN do makeup and POWDER. So many women refuse to powder for fear of looking too matte, or dry, or cakey. But with the right powder (slightly luminous) you can get a terrific natural youthful finish on the skin. Love your channel, Wayne. Keep up the good work. 😍
May I ask what foundation/ powder are you using ?! I have a dry skin as well , powder emphasizes all my texture , loose or compact regardless
Yes, I think it so important to give your skin to absorb everything. I do my skincare - allow every step to absorb - and makeup is last. And get ready for work in the meantime - feed pets, make & have breakfast, get dressed etc..
And yes, my skin too is more on the dryish side. I use Sisley Phyto Hydra Teint. Gives me good coverage and makes my skin look like skin. Powder - either Sisley powder or Shiseido loose powder radiant.
I love you Wayne!!! Thank you and yes I absolutely agree. I'm super oily when I stack up my face products before makeup than when I'm in a rush and only use my base and apply it with my hands.
Over 50 here with dry skin. I use eye cream by Clarins, then an antioxidant serum, like Skinceuticals, give it five minutes, and then use Elta MD SPF. I've been using this sunscreen for years as I can get different levels of moisturizer to adjust to the seasons. Anything more and it's gone by noon.
I make sure I clean my face in the morning with philosophy purity and a face cloth for any dry skin and to get rid of grease as the night before makeup I apply a heavy mask like glamglow thirsty mud and on the day of makeup I apply a good eye cream as i have dry eyes and ultrasun on my face then dot a benefit primer on my nose and t zone then apply concealer and colour corrector where I need to and it does last. I have dry skin and use hydroquinone and tretinoin regularly. Thanks wayne again for educating us. Also quick tip make a note of what you use and what order you use it for when you get it right as all of us are different and it helps to know how it works when it does
Right ! Do all the layers of product for night time reparation. As a normal/dry skin type, I use face oil/serum, and an SPF but a longwear foundation (NARS), and I'm okay. If I were using a dewy foundation, I'd skip it all and just use the SPF...
I have dry/normal skin. I always make sure that I use non oil based skincare products before applying makeup as I find oil based products causes the product break down. And I make sure to powder and let each product have time to set before moving on to the next step.
my secret since working as a registered nurse and doing a twelve hour shifts estee lauder primer and yes estee lauder double wear it looks beautiful all day
until i remove when i get home , and these days with masks on i use lip balm only , mine is perfect i have used estee all my working life , and in the intensive care unit i temperature is moderate to high but sometimes i work theatres its very very cold , but my double wear stays true , in the summer i will wear double wear light , still good , but all my skin care is estee lauder and makeup , its never let me down , so i have never change it , MY LOV LIZ XX
What's the name of the primer?
My skin is combination. I just let the moisturizer and the sunscreen really soak in before applying makeup. Seems to do the trick, but I could see it slipping of in oilier skins. Great to hear ya Wayne, love your videos.
I’m only commenting on the other commenters - the comments on this channel are thoughtful, full of love and respect for Wayne and for the most part, have lots of great advice, tips, and the like.
agree. I've also concluded that the best way forward is to have really good skin, use spf then a mineral foundation. just rethink the approach to makeup. the only time I have a full face of makeup is at night !
Can you please make a video on sunscreens? Which ones do you recommend underneath makeup/ how to apply and avoid pilling?
Hey Wayne just want to remind you to make sure you use sunscreen on your ears! I have to admit I really dislike using sunscreen under makeup, I’ve tried so many and they just make my foundations look horrible after a few hours. Love your content!
Try the Paula’s Choice Superlight Daily Wrinkle Defence. It’s got a tint but you don’t see it once it’s rubbed in. It’s a super light silky lotion and really makes your makeup last.
@@vanessaxpalmtrees thanks for the recommendation but I’ve tried it, it makes my skin look really dry. I did however use the whole tube, going to give the new tower 28 a try.
thank you for this. i was someone who always used sunscreen and still got skin ca, not the bad kind. my doctor could tell i felt like I failed at something, he assured me it was not my fault and pointed to me being an active person and that would extend my life.
I was so relieved when you said you don’t need all those layers! I was watching you and thinking; “ OMG, I’d be a slime ball if I put all that stuff on my skin then piled makeup on top.😂
I agree. I put on a little moisteriser and wipe off the excess with a tissue before applying foundation.
This was SO interesting and makes a whole lot of sense! I'm definitely a ham when it comes to layering on skincare, but I will try playing around with this concept and see how it works for me :) I'm betting I will see a good difference since my skin gets very oily. Also, could you link that sunscreen study?? I would LOVE to read that, that also was very eye-opening! You're the best Wayne, thank you always for the straight-forward tips and tricks!
I live in a very hot/humid area of Australia, and I know sun-screen is my only skin care product.
Sometimes before getting into my aircon. car, I'm using a hand towel to dry off 'sweat'. ..
I'm always retouching make-up lightly for 6-8 mths each year. Just love Winter !!
Having oily skin at 54, I use serums first (Vitamin C, Peptides) and than use my sunscreen as a moisturizer. Is that OK? As even the Estee Lauder Double Wear drips from my face after 2 hours, I can only wear powder foundations. Being distracted by your cuteness, I need to rewind your videos each and every time! 🤣😍 Thank you!
Perfect. Ive been using a moisturizer with SPF 50 every day. (Aussie)
Great video. I have oily skin and definitely notice my make up stays on better with the least amount underneath. I put on a very light cream and sunscreen only before my foundation.
Such great advice Wayne! Well it makes sense that people who get more sun are healthier, because it usually means that those people are outside and being active rather than sitting inside in front of the Tv.
I’ve learned that pretty much all of these are considered “primers”. So I’d choose the spf as primer, since that one is crucial. My skincare have also made my skin so nice, that I only need mascara and a brow fix, maybe a little concealer.
I feel uncomfortable 🥵 with too many layers of makeup anyway 🤷🏻♀️
This was a very interesting video though 🤔
100% Most people don't need labelled "primers". Some do... to mattify, to smooth texture, perhaps. But really, if they work on their skin, they won't need these primers generally speaking. Great makeup starts with great skin. A daily skincare routine is so important.
I use moisturizer with spf, primer with spf, foundation and setting spray with spf too!
I am obsessed with you! I just found you a few weeks ago and I'm working on viewing all of your videos. Every video is great! Not a single dud lol.
Couldn’t agree more. Thank goodness there is someone real on TH-cam.
Love eyecreams pre concealer on lids and undereyes. Using Clarins Eyebalm for 20yrs and its the best esp for glasses wearers or with itchy sensitive eyeskin. Its soothing and prevents premature wrinkles too. Cant recommend it enough.
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I have recently discovered this on accident when I forgot to wear moisturizer. And OMG the difference on my oily skin. I'm going to try skipping my serums too and stick to eye cream and SPF and see how it goes! I wish I knew about this years ago. Thank you Wayne!!
I completely agree with you. I find that too many skincare products underneath makeup also causes extreme pilling. I prep my skin with a mist of water followed by a light weight moisturizer with hyaluronic, but only if I can give myself 45 minutes before makeup application. My CC Cream already has SPF built in, but I do use a separate sunscreen on my ears, neck and decollete -exposed areas that will not be covered by my CC Cream.
Thanks.... making me safe watching your vids Sir... the terms of enough makeup is hard to accept in my society.. everything just about transformation not accentuate or anything about original.. especially for bridal makeup, that's the extreme makeover down here... anyway, hv a wonderful day everyone 🦋
Wayne Goss, you must know we LOVE you 😊 Thanks for all you give us 💟
I stumbled upon a similar approach a while ago. I have very oily skin and oxidation, along with mid afternoon oily shine and makeup sliding off, were consistent problems. While staying home during the COVID lockdowns, my morning skincare routine shrank to Vitamin C, a BHA, and Elta MD Clear sunscreen. I was surprised that my foundation didn’t oxidize or slip with this truncated routine, once I started using it again. It didn’t matter whether I used liquid, gel or cushion foundation…it stayed put. Such a thrill! Thanks so much for this video, as well as all your many kindnesses.
I meant to mention that, if the weather is more temperate (not in the F.90’s with 90% humidity), the sunscreen by Tatcha, 35 spf, is an excellent partner to foundation and works astonishingly like Tatcha’s liquid primer. Pores and other texture are camouflaged well. The downsides are the lower spf and that it takes a minimum of 15 minutes to settle in and dry properly.
You're the secret skin care bullet! Thank you for emphasizing simplicity.
this is so crazy because i started just doing moisturizer with vitamin c already in it vs a thousand serums and everything else and my makeup stays better for one, but also my skin looks a million times better... i honestly coudln't believe it.... this is very true wayne, everyone needs to listen lol xoxo
sorry i meant to say a sunscreen that is already a moisturizer and a vitamin c in 1 ... so literally just one product.... and my makeup and skin looks better than it ever has... i never ever thought my makeup and skin could look like this.... less is more people less is more xoxox
Wayne when you are not filming for all of us adoring followers, do you let each product sit for a bit before continuing on with each step? Thank you for so many wonderful tips!
it's so nice to watch someone apply moisturiser "normally"
I’ve been experiencing fading and yes I have been layering stuff!! Thanks!
I'm not surprised about the study where people with more sun exposure were healthier, it indicates they spent more time being outside and (more than likely) being active! More time in nature is very beneficial too. Definitely a case of correlation and not causation imo though. In addition to the cancer they would still see the aging effects of the sun that we would probably want to avoid. The answer is to spend more time being active outdoors and in nature while protecting our skin with hats, layers, AND high SPF applied and reapplied liberally!
Yes, the great causation vs correlation issue. Also what were the markers of health? Most likely blood pressure, bmi etc, perhaps not skin appearance or signs of ageing caused by sun exposure. I'm not familiar with this study but it's common sense that a healthy lifestyle likely means more time outside therefore more sun exposure.
My husband and I suffer from depression and we feel so much better when we get 30-60 minutes of sun a day. I always wear a 50 sunscreen on my face and hands and 15 on my body, which probably doesn't do much, but getting sun REALLY does make a difference. I got on to him for years for getting so much sun, but now that I've tried it the jokes on me. Let me tell you though, we both used to look so young but now he looks 20 yrs older than me.
Thank you Mr Goss, i have oily skin and will try only with the spf, foundation and setting powder.
This is such a great video. I have been wondering all my life why my makeup isn't staying on my skin. Thank you so much, Wayne!!!!
The sunscreen research probably found a correlation rather than causation. Lots of sun exposure = likely active outdoor lifestyle. Sitting in the sun for hours probably won't have the same effect.
I use revlon prep and protect primer and sunscreen in one, super cheap, and it’s great 💜
Hi Wayne. Just discovered your videos and I have to say I love them. I don’t know if it’s your voice or face but I’m so much more relaxed and calm after watching you and oh yeah the makeup tips are great also. 😊
I do always use sunscreen as I have had 2 cancers spots, and one was on my face. My Dr told me you can’t build SPF so it is advantageous to use a moisturizer with sunscreen in it but you have to apply the correct amount which in winter is no problem, but when summer comes it has to be a light serum, sunscreen and then foundry. Thanks 😊
I agreee 💯! I just use mosturiser and sunscreen beneath my base daily and it helps prevent makeup breakdown rather than when I used to use 5 6 steps of skin care in morning beneath my base.
I love watching him now that I am 40 for my make up routine needed to change and I got a lot of tips and I’m still getting tips. One thing I hate is foundation once we get older we have to change your foundation routine extremely because we’re not 20 anymore and our skin is not the same anymore. He’s right though about all the layers of product, but the one that I don’t agree with is moisturiser, I always use moisturiser no matter what and I try to get a sunscreen moisturiser combo if possible if not, then well, I make my own