SURPRISING FALL MAKEUP TRENDS AND THEIR PROS & CONS | REACTING TO FALL MAKEUP TRENDS 2022
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More of this please. Short videos dissecting trends and fashions. What a neat way for all of your followers to stay in touch with the times. I have a very monochromatic approach to makeup and clothes (Black and well-blended eyes paired with flowing wizard robes) and it is SO nice to stay somewhat in touch with “what’s new”.
@Hannah Louise Poston there are B0t accounts pretending to be you and hustling your viewers in the comments section.
LOVE the gorgeous variety of models you’ve included to demonstrate these trends. Watching this video gives me some of that aesthetic satisfaction I’m craving from these trends.
Hannah, the way you include people of all genders/gender identities in the conversation of makeup and beauty with such warmth and reverence never fails to make me smile. Thank you ☺️
Came here to make this exact same comment! Her videos in and of themselves are a kind of art. 💕
100% 😍
I appreciate it so much as a non-binary makeup lover
Me four! I came here to say I personally have never seen such a genderfluid selection of models in any beauty video with this number of examples. I myself am genderfluid but also love male/nonbinary/andogyne makeup (David Bowie!) and like to emulate masculine looks on myself sometimes. This video for that alone felt SO VALIDATING to me. I feel seen, and I'm so glad others do, too,.
Me, too. Thank you!!
Woah, speediest HLP intro EVER!!! 😱🙌🏻
I'm trying to get with the times LOL
So glad you seem to be feeling better, Hannah (hope that you really are). I love the reminder that the “glazed doughnut” trend is pretty much unattainable. As someone well past her youth, I’ve had to acknowledge that that gorgeous glossy skin pretty much requires smooth, tight skin. I mean, I can do a highlight up on my cheekbones, but that’s about it. I appreciate your telling us when chasing a look is going to be futile.
What a in-depth opinion on what the trends are doing for fall, Hannah. I so appreciate that you help us to NOT spend unnecessarily, even to follow these trends. Perhaps these more flexible trends (any blue shadow or red lip) reflect what is happening economically, post Covid and the recent cost of living/ gas heating crisis.
I was itching to buy a new palette this morning, so I was searching for some of your videos when I saw this new one pop up! I'm so glad I clicked on it because now I feel inspired to *not* purchase a new eyeshadow but go experiment with what I already have!
The intro 👏 understanding trends as collective art projects 👏
I love thinking of trends as societal art projects. I remember when car modifictions were super trendy about 20 years ago and a lot of people did DIY car mods and there were whole websites and blogs devoted to mocking these people. While some of the mods were indeed hilariously badly done, there was something about it that very much was about bullying people into spending of thousands of dollars to pimp their rides while simultaneously mocking them for wanting to participate in a trend. I just got back from a week in London, which is certainly a city that loves and generates trends and yet the thing I noticed that there were a lot of people doing the cottage core, breezy Edwardian trend in clothes (mostly because it was hot and sweaty), it just seemed like EVERYTHING was on trend. There was no one cut of jeans, no one kind of shoe, no brand name I saw over and over, like I do in the U.S. in my life working on a college campus. Also thrifting/vintage stores are very trendy there, so you would see a lot of people touting their store/market stall as vintage, when it really was just new or used fast fashion repackaged as vintage. But even with this, there was a lot of variety. If something looked old and COULD have been from 20+ years ago, it was on trend.
@3:10 Most don't need to purchase a glossy lip product, just as Hannah said, but in case you do: I was recently recommended the clear/transparent lip gloss by Essence, and although its only a few dollars it's just as good as very high end lip glosses (comfortable, not sticky, long lasting)!
Yes! Essence Juicy Bomb is awesome. I also really like the Jelly Pop from Elf. Super affordable and wear great, so no need to purchase high end glosses.
Possible hot take: as someone with oily skin, the glazed skin trend actually makes me feel more self conscious, not less. Seeing people strive for a look that I associate with the feeling of uncomfortable greasiness - it ends up evoking that sensation in me more often. Blargh 🤢
As someone who struggled with super-duper oily skin (and got made fun of constantly for looking "greasy & dirty") all my life I FEEL YOU. No #GlazedDonutFace for me.
I feel you!
This 🤌. You nailed it.
the 'glass skin' is a heck no for me
I agree completely! I'm still happily using all my matte base products
My mom and aunt are both the same way. So they stay far away from highlighter and shiny makeup. While I have reallly dry skin and need some shine. I know it probably is really uncomfortable to get “greasy” I can say that my aunt and mom both are so naturally beautiful when their shine comes through.
i love a glowy complexion as much as the next person, i have extremely dry skin and that is usually my goal
but what i don’t like is how most people can’t achieve the “dolphin skin” look due to texture, discoloration, acne etc, all very normal things
i feel like the dolphin skin trend is an extension of the “clean girl” aesthetic, which to me tells people that if you don’t have perfect skin you can’t look “clean”/put together
i think the trend as a whole can be harmful and cause people to buy too much makeup, buy too much skincare, and even ruin their skin due to over exfoliation, all to try to get perfect skin, when perfect skin simply just does not exist
Thank you for the fun video! Lived-in Glam! So Helmut Lang 1993. Last time I did it with acne. This time I'll do it with acne and wrinkles!
As always, I love how you show so much diversity in these trend reviews. Seeing people across a spectrum of gender expression makes it so much easier for me (racialized, trans, nonbinary) to feel like I can express myself through makeup, too!
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loved loved loved this, your analysis of trends as COMMUNITY ART PROJECTS made my heart swell. I love kaleidos lip clay for the blurred lip look, it took a while to train my brain out of wanting to neaten up the lines but now I love it! x
Loved this video and always need the reminder that I don’t need any more red lipstick… the concept of “functional dupes” that you mention in your videos helps me a lot, thanks Hannah! ✨
I looooove that blue eyeshadow is “in”. It oddly is so flattering on everyone and it makes everyone look cool
I used to wear blue eye shadow all the time for almost 2 decades and let me tell ya guys actually love it!! 🤣 It was bizarre because you would think the opposite would be true. Anyways I don’t really do it anymore because I am getting older and lazier 🤣!
I like that blue eyeshadow can go in different style directions. It's of course associated with 70's disco glam, can be bold, editorial, or messy, and the woman at 2:10 is rocking a campy, 50's Barbie doll look. Like you, blue eyeshadow isn't the most harmonious with my coloring at all, but I guess that makes it more of a statement look for some of us. A navy blue is also much more neutral.
Seriously loving all these undone makeup trends, especially ones that aren't "bullying you into buying more." 👌👌👌. I'm really sick and tired of this idea that you need to buy every single type of product, rather than using what you already have in a variety of ways to get whichever look you want (the way pro makeup artists do).
I've bought the dark purple Lisa Eldridge lipstick and I had so much fun with it already. I feel like I can wear it as a stain and it looks like a great version of the blurred lip trend for me. And super vampy dark purple lips are going to be my thing this autumn I think
I've been wearing a blood red lip liner just in the center of my mouth with a gray lipgloss over it. It makes me feel I've inadvertently checked off three trends at the same time because it gives me, "just getting home from a party the next morning" vibes.
@@TG-jp3tc Woahhh, I don't know if I've ever seen a gray lip gloss!
I think the red glossy lip is kinda a thing because of all the new long wear, glossy, transfer proof lip products that have released recently. Like the Maybelline vinyl inks and the urban decay product.
This video went up right before my lunch break, and for that, you get a ⭐️. Also, very into the fact that I’m halfway through this and can easily participate in all the trends so far for free, if I want.
I love this video. Your empathy and mindfulness elevates makeup into an almost philosophical realm. Thank you for this sort of content.
So I paused your video at 7:49 because it was at the end of your opinions on the red lipstick trend. At first my reaction was "No, there is a middle of the ground red that is the perfect red though!" I went straight to my collection, pulled all of my red liquid lipsticks, swatched my favorites first, then the rest. In the end I realized I have 2 brick reds that look the exact same, 3 cool toned red that look the exact same, and 5.... yes 5 warm toned reds that look the EXACT SAME. I was shocked and realized I seriously need to see if I can reduce that because I wear red liquid lipstick maybe 3 times a year....... and if this is on trend then maybe my friends will actually want them. Thank you for your opinion and helping me see that you are completely right! LOL!!!
Yes Hannah! I’m no longer interested in finding the ‘best’ of any makeup item. Most of them are totally fine and it’s putting it on that’s most fun. I do t want to turn it into an academic exercise of ‘how this compares to that’ etc. I just want to have fun. Love your work x
You have such a thoughtful and articulate way of dissecting things. I really appreciate it!
I've always been a precisely-lined red lip gal so I preferred matte bullet lipsticks and I struggled to make the blurred look with them. But I recently got one of the kaleidos lip clays and that formula is PERFECT for doing that blurred look in a way that looks intentional and not sloppy
I deleted all of social media apart from TH-cam and you're one of the few channels I still watch. I never feel the urge to binge watch, your topics are well presented, niche and interesting, your voice is soothing and I always feel refreshed and inspired by you. Please never stop!!!
I would love to see a video of you building a make up collection from the bottom up knowing everything you know now. I'm just starting my make up collection after years of focusing my funds elsewhere and I would love to see where you'd start as I think your tastes are close to mine!
Wearable red lips for the win 👄
I feel like here you're applying some of the things you learned from working with the financial diet and I love it. As much as I adore hearing you talk your heart out for hours, I understand that this is more effective TH-cam-wise. We still have Patreon for that kind of content!
YESSSS ALL OF THIS YES. The imperfection. It makes me so happy. It screams: I can enjoy playful makeup even though I am a busy working woman👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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My absolute favourite thing has been duping the vibes of the Byredo black quint with Tati Beauty vol 1. No eyeshadow primer, just smudging the black matte on, then topping the lids with the sequins, and popping the glitter on the inner corners. By the end of my shifts in this summer heat I look like a greedy racoon, I love it. #LivedInGlam #Racoon4Life
Unrelated to your video, but I have to share with someone that cares about makeup:
I've identified Sigma as a brand I'm likely to want to buy from and I give myself a pass on the 14 pan palettes and face duos. I've had enough time since I saw the release of the Alice in Wonderland palette announced to see what inspires me in the color story. The mint matte with the olive tone shimmer, pairing matte red with the olive toned shimmer. I've been playing around with my Dirty Martini palette and Chocolate Martini palettes though and I found that I can dupe the mint + olive look I imagine myself creating with the Alice in Wonderland palette. I also discovered that both palettes have very pretty orange shimmers, which I felt I was missing. I was passing over these palettes for a while because I didn't love the performance of the mattes, but I've found that using a primer makes them work so much better for me. I tend to not use a primer because it can cause me to struggle with blending. This formula works so much better for me with a primer. I'm so much more inspired to use these two palettes now and I think I might pass on this palette. I own pretty red mattes in my Warm Neutrals palette and Untamed palette by Sigma so I can dupe the red matte + olive shimmer look to by pulling one of them in.
I might still buy the cheek duo, but wait to see what they bring out for their Christmas collection. They released a cheek duo last Christmas and I'm anticipating that they may again this year.
I love the brush set but it is very expensive, especialky compared to the Cinderlla brush set. I might buy some Sigma brushes during black Friday but Idk if I can justify even a good sale pricr for the Alice in Wonderland brush set.
I love that this happened though, because I've been going back and forth with myself on buying the palette. I love Sigma and their quality but I felt like I could dupe the vibes of this palette and save my money. The quality of Sigma palettes are hard to turn down though and the palettes are always prettier in person.
I feel like it is such a success for me to actually tell myself no to a product that I think of as a no brainer yes.
I am THRILLED about the blue eyeshadow trend. A pastel blue eye is so chic to me, and when combined with the glossy red lip…omg. Talk about early 80s neo-noir vibes, or Patrick Nagel airbrush portrait vibes. Gonna dive into my collection to put these two trends to the test this weekend.
omg you are so right about the Nagel vibes!!! 😍😍😍
My mom used to wear pastel colors along with red-orange lips, although I prefer smokey eyes and nude lips, I always thought her looks were so strikingly beautiful.
i agree on the shiny red lip....personally i feel clownish and dated when my reds are anything over a satin finish. I still powder the edges of a satin finish too tbh
glossy lip tints are perfect for shiny red lips! many Korean brands have created stunning formulas. they're pretty fuss free and there's something for everyone!! I loved this style of video 🤍
I absolutely love this videos and for this one specifically I share your impressions as well. These photos are so inspiring, I want to recreate all of them right now. Thank you!
Blue eyeshadow is everything
I feel like after the instaglam and the stereotypical youtuber makeup i fluencer downfall together with the pandemic ppl got pretty tired of makeup in general. I went from total glam to natural neutrals and a bit ”oh i just found this and smudged it on my face”. I still feel like the carelessness is there but that ppl got more and more interested in makeup and glamming themselves up, but in a very different way than before. It feels like fun makeup is on its way up again and it makes me excited 🙏🏼
Love your content Hannah! Thought provoking…. I am fairly certain I can call myself “on trend” with this lived in glam look….with watery eyes, allergies that make other things happen with foundation around my nose….I have been on this trend for a long, long time, and it starts to happen within 5 mins of applying makeup. 😂 I am okay with that, it is just what it is…. 💗
I have oily skin so I appreciate the fact that there's a glazed look that welcomes my skin midday. I also love red lips. I'm glad red lips are in for the season since I would be doing it anyways:)
I will say! I got the Urban Decay Vinyl Lipstick. Very shiny like a gloss, stays put like a liquid lipstick. I could see someone being able to rock the clean line, glossy lip with that product or the Maybelline dupe.
I've tried the Maybelline dupe and it is beautiful on me but not particularly long-lasting, so I gave it to friends. Have you tried Lady Gaga's Atomic Shake yet? Was thinking of giving it a go, but even though all the Insta Influencers are "obsessed," the real people reviewing it on Sephora are less than thrilled.
I couldn’t agree more with your feelings towards the vinyl red lips
I have a one year old so i cannot even adequately express the depth of my support for eyeshadow that looks like you put it on with your knuckle on I-95 and for skin that looks sticky
love the smudgy lived in glam stuff!! cant wait to do more of it. I just have to get the guts up to wear it out the door
I used to wear a red cream lip every time I dressed up and I’m very excited to do it again. I’ve been feeling like it’s too much but I’m ready to dip my toes back in. I also don’t feel like you need perfectly shaped lips to have precise lines. Just embrace your natural shape.
Bonus: I spotted Jackson Wang and Shinee’s Key and it made me happy lol
I bought a couple of products thanks to the dewy trend, then realized upon use that I have oily skin, and have already achieved dewiness via nature. A lot of the recommendations come from influencers with dry skin. What I love about the trend is that it makes me feel completely comfortable going without complexion products.
What a beautiful way to talk openly (and excitingly!) about trends, and how one can separate that from the never-ending desire for newness
I really appreciate how you process and break down these trends, great video
"I have kind of a love-hate relationship with aesthetic trends. I think that trends are really interesting because they reflect something about our cultural consciousness. At their best, aesthetic trends are kind of like a collective societal art project or art installation, but I feel like at their worst, trends can fuel insecurity and mindless consumerism." I love this take, especially the positive analysis of aesthetic trends as collective art. When we try to follow trends, we are too often lambasted as vapid fashion victims. Capitalism and consumerist culture are large components in all of the ticking parts for sure, but it's so much more than that.
Would love to see this as a monthly series.
Truly appreciate this! I love how you're drilling down on these trends. Thoughtful and thought-provoking with such cool imagery and creative inspiration. I admit, I've been duped by the patriarchy to buy all the red lipsticks in search of "my perfect red." Good thing we can change and grow..
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Here is my skin glaze combination: Fenty Eaze Drops and the Wet n Wild tinted Hydrator. It’s just beautiful together. I’ve also mixed the Eaze Drops with the Purito BB Cream. I’m 53 and my skin glows with this combo. Thanks for this video!
The glowy/glazed skin for cold weather seasons gives me a nostalgic feeling. It reminds me of when my mom would put a thin layer of Vaseline on my face, before I left for the school bus on frigid mornings. The Jones Road Miracle Balm feels like the perfect product for this. I might have to get the clear version just for this.
The stilla Heavens hue puddy highlighter will forever be my glazed donut secret. I wear kitten but there’s a medium and a deeper toned one. It’s a bit pricey but I wear it everytime I do my makeup and it lasts several years. I apply it with my fingers. I promise it will give you a glazed donut look over makeup or on bare skin.
The perfect red lip! I have always loved red lipstick. I have a large variety of every finish and every tone. I am set for this trend and then some!
With you on the blue eyeshadow. It doesn't look good on my coloring. But I love it on anyone else.
Glazed skin is real and achievable. I have a glazed skin look by midday, for zero dollars, whether I want it or not! Unfortunately I do not see this trend often enough in real life to stop wondering if people think I look sweaty. If I have to look shiny I want people to think it’s an intentional look!
I really love your videos about trends and your new makeup release hot takes because you’ve shown me a mew way to interact with trends besides shopping. Thank you Hannah!
Glazed face trend is not age inclusive. Those reflections higlight face bulges, and to have it beautiful, those bulges have to be on the right places. Face fat migrates/leaves certain areas after certain age, so you would inevitably highlight age-related changes with that.
E.g. after 25 i started to notice that my eye sokets are kinda noticable on a face (natural indentations), and with wet finish it obviously gets worse (eye soket is in the shadows, cheek shines as a polished teapot)
My skin looks glazed but I don’t use makeup to do it. I could just walk out with all my nighttime skincare and there I go 😂
I have worn the silver blue Kaleidos liner lately…also, this makes me remember my moms teal blue eyeshadow that I got into in the 80s…
Hannah, I absolutely love listening to you! I find myself not paying attention to WHAT you are saying and just listening to your calming, mesmerizing tone. Thank you for all you do and the hard work it must be.
Have a lovely weekend! 😍
Thank you for making videos about trends. I am always interested in them. :) And thank you for your point of view about how it can be sustainable.
Inspired by your approach, I counted all my lipsticks. I don’t think it myself as somebody who has much makeup, but I realized I have TEN red lipsticks. I always like wearing them, but with a trend I guess I feel extra excited to pull them out. It’s also a good moment of recognition to stop buying more red lipsticks.
Blue is an interesting color to be trending for fall. I would think green, purple or red / berry would be more on trend for fall.
I have been feeling a mint and peacock look recently though. Its interesting to me to be feeling a pastel tone for fall. I think of pastel for spring.
I loved the pic you showed with the model wearing green on the bottom outer corner of her eye. It reminds me of Lauren's bright pink look from back in the day when she was feeling color more.
LOVED this video!! So fun to hear the upcoming beauty trends
As someone w combination skin that feels good when hydrated, the glazed skin look is what I wore before it became a trend, but I don't wear highlighters at all and my ver is really simple: I wear BM Original powder foundation, then set/melt it w a face mist (not even a setting spray bc I just need hydration). I don't use a particular face mist either, just one w a nice mister and ingredients I like (I've liked ones from the Body Shop, elf, CP, Milani so far). The face mists melt the powder together and give a dewy shine (some more than others - I don't like CP's dewy mist bc it's a little too oily for my non-dry skin, and prefer their Fresh AF). I also like that face mists are ways to rehydrate ur face throughout the day, whether u have makeup or not, and tend to have skincare ingredients, unlike setting sprays.
A lot of highlighters blend into my skin tone (light-med w warm, yellow undertone) and disappear, and the mica in highlters or glowy blushes actually dulls my skin compared to the mist. Also, glowy blushes can sometimes emphasize texture if I have any, while my face mist never does. 🤷🏻♀️
I love darker blue shimmers. They create iridescent, blurple gradients over brown mattes. Blues also really make my dark brown eyes pop. It can be an intimidating color at first, but it's so pretty when u figure out how to make it work for u. 😁💙
The blue eyeshadow is taking me back to my youth. Hello, 1970s!
I can definitely see the TFD influence in your content lately. Short and snappy videos with very clear topics and tag lines.
I, personally, like it for a change and a pick me up. However, I truly hope it doesn't come at a cost of your usual deeper, philosophical and longer videos. Maybe a 1 short, 2/3 long video ratio fits well?
Although you are of course the one to decide on this. I will always be at patreon for the meandering thoughts ❤
9:22 the SHOCK i felt seeing my boy Key show up in a makeup video in the year 2022. My former diehard Shawol heart grew 3x
Yayy another shawol in the comments!!
Love the video hannah !!
Love love LOVE this video. Could hear you talk about real life applications of makeup and makeup trends forever
I just love you and your videos so much!
Thank you for this video, Hannah! I love a few of these trends, and I can definitely recreate my version them with products I already have, too!
I would absolutely love to see you do a "blue eye makeup on someone who never wears blue eye makeup" look. 🤞🏻🤞🏻 I think that would be super fun. 💙
I would argue the vinyl red lip is now wearable with these innovations of liquid lips? See: Haus Labs, Urban Decay, and Maybelline. They might not be as shiny as we'd like but they do not budge while keeping a gloss!
I LOVE a blue eye. It's kinda of that reframing of the iconography of a "'promiscuous' woman from the 90's - 2000's." Blue eyes and red lip always seemed like the combo that appalled parents in film at the time.
Also, I love your inclusivity of examples! This sounds like it should be an obvious thing to do - just including photos of the trend no matter who it's on but it's strangely refreshing and new? Like I haven't seen anyone else do this. I really appreciate this.
It would be great to see a tutorial on “lived-in glam”, specifically on how to make it ‘live in’ best over the course of the day!
I love this type of video from you!
I love the trends coming back. It was probably mid to late 90s when we were wearing bright blue toned red lips with white eyeliner, blue eyeshadow and obscene amounts of mascara.
I mean I’m still wearing obscene amounts of mascara (as opposed to false lashes).
Oily skin girl here hates these glassy skin trends. I’ve just been going without foundation and letting my natural glow work it’s magic.
I love sort of blowing out my lower lash line. It’s fun!
Love your take on these looks and I love the trends right now
Lived in Glam is my style. I love a good smokey eye that looks put together but may look slightly strange and interesting too
I love the blurred red lips too!
But I would argue with a red lip liner and a little bit of gloss the shiny red lip is pretty achievable and wearable.
Definitely have to check after meals, but sometimes I actually enjoy carrying a cute compact to baby my red lips...
I have that Billy Porter portrait in my makeup inspo images folder. He is sooo fierce💙
I love him
So well set up!! Thank you!
Kim Kibum aka Shinee Key is in a Hannah Louise Poston video. This is not a drill. Running to watch him vogue in Bound right this instant.
Great video Hannah, always love your insights and ideas on everything beauty 😍
I'm so glad I'm not the only shinee fan watching this video ❤😂
Hannah, your content is perfection 💙
This new fall trends seem tailored just for you. Love your take. 🥰🥰
I always feel like HLP is the beauty(beautiful living) TH-camrs TH-camr. Like Tati watches you..with the same sense of awe that I feel with your insight and commentary 😛
Thumbs-up times one thousand. Love your perspective on trends.
I have personally found that glazed skin, is achievable in a realistic (not instagram filter style), with some good skincare that adds that glow through hydration, and a nice hydrating foundation/tinted moisturizer. However I am aware that is not easy for everyone with like oily skin struggling with it haha.
I love the soft lip, I just need to figure out how to wear it without look like I applied my lipstick in the dark lol.
I love loved in glam. I think I’m going to lean into it in a way that works for me this fall. Also love the smudgy red lip!
I looove this kind of trend analysis!! I may try lived in makeup :)
Just yes yes and yes….to all of this….everything you said I love!
This video was really great! I was super surprised to see one of my favourite singers, Key from Shinee, in one of your pics in the vodeo too 9:20
Already looking forward to Dec & the winter episode
This series needs a catchy title
HLP- trend-edition
Immediately subscribed to your channel after watching this video that happened to be recommended for me😄 loved it
Yay! Thank you!
Love this!
Loved this video! So funny that this morning I grabbed my fat Marc Jacobs teal eyeliner and put it all over my lid. It had been hidden away for about a year.