Tati, the oil-reducing micellar water for dirty hair tip is GENIUS!! I've always hated how gritty dry shampoo makes my hair feel. I will be trying this out tomorrow!!!
A hack I use when applying eyeliner on the waterline/ tight line : Use a q-tip to wipe away any moisture before applying the liner. (I get my tight line nice and dry) It REALLY helps your liner to last much longer!
Hi! Nail tech here! Yes the UV gel top coat method is legit! Just make sure your normal lacquer underneath is fully dry!!! That’s very important! Also another tip for the polish on the skin issue is put your top coat on and get some top coat on the polish you got on your skin and then take a cuticle pusher the tip end not the scoop end and it’ll just come right off giving you a super clean line!❤
@@katgirlblue the gel top coat has to have the uv light yes. And it won’t dry you out more than any other nail enhancement. Now as always there’s always risk of allergies and you CAN become allergic to gel and uv products over time. It’s rare but it can happen! Always remember to oil those cuticles ladies! I hope this helps ❤️
Hi Tati, I recently heard a tip about doing Gel manicures. Apparently, the UV lights that are used to cure the nails can cause a lot of sun damage to our hands. So, whenever you use the light make sure you have sunscreen on your hands to stop them from aging prematurely. I never thought about it before, but it makes total sense. We are constantly protecting our faces from UV. ❤
Here is a tip that I wanted to share. It’s been a game changer for me. I struggled with my lashes falling after I curled them. The tip is: 1. Curl lashes 2. Put a whisper of WATERPROOF mascara on first. 3. Put second coat of your favorite mascara. Your lashes will not fall, they will hold the curl til you take off your makeup 💄 ❤️🤯❤️
I love this tip. Thanks for sharing! My lashes are long and while I’m lucky to have long lashes, they fall quickly after curling. My only worry is that I struggle getting waterproof mascara back off my lashes😞
@@amberdoty83 no it’s no problem, I promise!! Trust me, I’m 50 and it’s truly the only thing that’s ever worked! I’ve tried even the heated lash curler and that was a joke 😂 You only need barely any, I really only put the waterproof close to the lash line and barely sweep up. Try it, you will see 🫶
The micellar water for the hair!! I work out five days a week and I gave up on anything other than a pony tail in between washes a long time ago. I already ordered some and I can’t wait to try it. Thank you from me and my sweaty head!
I found a disposable shower cap works perfect upon placing it on the face side ,rather than the head. This way you won’t stretch the turtleneck , bonus the blouse slides off like a dream. I don’t know throw the cap after every use, but rather save it in a drawer of miscellaneous. As always your video was very helpful. Great great tips and hacks .thank you very much for uploading ❤️❤️. You’re a gem.
This is what I do also. Especially if I'm shopping and trying on clothes and don't want to get my makeup on everything. I carry it in a small zip lock bag and whip it out in the dressing room lol
I have been using the T-shirt trick since Tati demonstrated it years ago. I use this hack when I put on AND remove my sweatshirt, turtleneck, etc. Sometimes I would use a large square or rectangular scarf that is machine washable or a shower cap from the Dollar Store. It works so well!
The face cover idea is done at wedding dress locations also. When i was trying on dresses they used a hair net cover that was material not plastic over your face while trying on dresses. Great tip. I use the tshirt method when i have to wear my dress white naval uniform.
My favorite hack for rejuvenating old mascara: fill a cup with boiling (or at least very hot) tap water, then stick the mascara tube into the cup, after first making sure that the tube is tightly sealed (you never want to add water to the mascara itself; you add bacteria to the mascara and that's not good). Let the tube sit in the hot water for about five minutes, then remove the tube, dry it off, and use like usual. The dried, thick mascara on the inside of the tube will have softened and thinned out, making it very much like new.
In the summer I would leave a drying mascara tube in my car, so the heat inside the car would melt the mascara/or liquid eyeliner, and make it feel like new.
The thumbs nail technique is ancestral. My grandma used to make her nails like this, she passed the tip to my mom and my mom to me. Now Tati shares our secret so the world can have perfect manicure 💅🏻 you a hero Tati 💖
The dressing gown (as we call them in the uk) hack, amazing. Not sure if I look more stylish but I certainly feel warmer and being in a very cold Wales is much appreciated ! Thank you
I love the robe tip! Works amazing and I’m Curvy and always felt self conscious in a robe before! Also, you can cause fungal or even bacterial infections in your nails by applying gel topcoat to regular polish. It does look amazing though! But maybe not worth the risk? ❤
The only way it could cause an infection is if you don’t Sanitize the product before using or if the regular polish hasn’t dried fully before applying the gel topcoat, causing moisture underneath. I’ve done this a couple times and honestly the gel topcoat just separates on top of the regular polish.. if you can make it look good and prefer it then so be it haha😂 not my cup of tea though
Yes! I love this! My one concern is about the polish. I had the same thought, but when I looked into it, people said it might not be a good idea only because it never gives the normal polish an opportunity to fully dry. This traps moisture under the topcoat and can potentially lead to an infection. Just wanted to let you know what I heard! Love the oily hair trick though, im definitely about to try that ❤ love you girl!
@@ramonaavram7527 it's still not recommended. Gel polish is like a plastic which cures as opposed to drying. It's makes a seal and will trap any moisture right by yr natural nail. You might get away with it for a while but it's so bad for your natural nails 💗
yes, the you can do it, but you would have to wait 24hs, regular polish does not dry in a couple of minutes, even if you touch it and think it's dry it is not, to be 100% dry you need to wait many many hours, @@ramonaavram7527
Watch The Salon Life! She's a nail tech with her own salon, and does fantastic videos showing how to DIY manicures and pedicures, nail care, cuticle care, everything you need to know, and even does live Q & A sometimes. When it comes to nails, you need a professional who can show the safest and best way, and she's fantastic. You will love her!
These are by far the best tips you’ve shared. Even going back to Tip Tuesday, these are amazing. Especially the oil absorbing micellar for “dry shampoo” 🤯
The older I get, the more grateful I am that I never got used to using foundation. I have a really odd, fussy skin colour - because I'm mixed ethnically, I'm pinkish pale in winter and golden brown in summer. So I got sick of feeling like I needed to have 15 foundation colours to match accurately and just gave up. I've gotten used to my natural skin because of it, and I never have to deal with the staining and fussy application of different skin coverage products. Some may say "not everyone has that option" - I had severe acne for stages in my 20s and I just let it be what it was - I always felt like people would see it anyway (the texture), just painted, so I may as well get used to it.
Yes! I’m right here with you. I’m pink in the winter and golden in the summer. No foundation is the right color for me, so I just go without. Also, I’ve always felt like covering acne with makeup just ends up looking worse. So glad to find a kindred spirit!
Great tips, thanks ❤ also, instead of the t-shirt I use a much thinner silk, not real silk😮 scarf, things glide or slip over it easier. Was a tip from my mom, saves hair style aswell.
Yes, I was taught to keep a silk scarf for this purpose. Also, years ago I worked at Bergdorf Goodman and the people who worked in the designer clothes area always gave the client a large square silk scarf to put over their head to try on clothes, otherwise there would be makeup on the clothes, and also it ruins the client's hair! It's the same principle as using a silk pillowcase, which anyone with hair should do!
I was literally on a Boobra binge the other day. It’s so funny that you brought that up in this video. I want to see him come back and talk about his garden again 😂 please make it happen, Tati 🙏
My mother taught us to put a silky scarf over our head (can be tied to keep it in place) when you're changing your clothes or trying clothes in a store to keep your makeup and hair in place. Merry Christmas, Tati, to your and all your family!
Thank you Tati! Love the tips and tricks!Something I enjoy is this: putting on my face primer, letting it dry, then powdering my face with a large brush and loose powder BEFORE foundation! I have dry/combo skin leaning dry and this still just works for me.
I recently tried using Dawn Ultra Platinum Foam dishwashing liquid to wash my make up brushes and it works fantastic! Better than the regular Dawn or Dr. Bronner’s or Ivory soap that I’ve been using for years. If Dawn can wash oil off ducks, it definitely works on removing makeup!
Just a heads up! You’re not supposed to put any gel stuff over regular polish. The regular polish takes about 24 hours to be 100% dry, even though it may seem dry way earlier. You run the risk of trapping moisture and that can lead to really nasty infections
Came to see if anyone said this! I was told a while ago by a nail artist that if you wanna try this, you have to wait at least 24 hours for the normal polish to fully dry before putting a gel top coat on.
You are so right, Tati. I was wondering why the brush works so much better sometimes and terrible in other times. It’s because some times I just dip the brush into the foundation or pump the foundation onto the brush making them so uneven and wet, while if I pump the foundation onto a surface and first buff the brush it goes on so much better!
For those of you confused about the robe belt tying hack, instead of threading the belt through the belt loops from the back of the robe, thread it through the loops from the front of the robe. Then go ahead and tie it in the front as is usually done. You won’t have any of the belt in the back of your robe. However, you’ll have to remove the belt in order to remove your robe.
I can't wait to try the micellar water trick. I have always used a nylon slip over my head to protect my styled hair and to protect my clothes from makeup transfer. The slip provides really nice "slip" so there's no drag.
Great video Tati. I tried your robe hack and what a game changer. No more gapping open, stays in place and I don’t have to tug at it trying to keep it snug. Thanks for the tip
Oh my gosh. Speaking of robes. I purchased one of those beautiful floral kimono type robes that you advertised a couple months back and I love it! Beautiful quality ❤
Have you ever tried to put the foundation on with the spatula technique? It gives you the most thin layer of foundation you can possibly have and you just keep going until you like the result.
Love the tip videos! I would so appreciate a video about how to deal with thinning hair, and also one in more depth about your mushroom coffee and castor oil regimen 💕
I LOVE tips & tricks. So here is mine... I use my Elf Taupe eyebrow pencil to overline my lower lip and in the center of my cupids bow. I then buff with my ring finger. It gives such a suttle shadow making your lips appear larger.
I am 💟-ing these solutions and reading other's tips in the comments. Nice community vibe. I prefer using a glass bottle because the formulation can shift pH levels, which can affect plastic. I also like using "dark" glass because it helps preserve the efficacy of the formula. I have a few in the fridge. It's an amazing sensory experience, while also adding to product longevity.
I don't know about the other tricks, but the thumb one is the WINNER!!! I have been using that tip for years and can't go back to my old ways anymore!! What I do for a clean up on thumbs is, I get my detail clean up brush and dip that one into acetone and use it for clean up. You can buy fancy brushes or like me just get cheap eye brow liner brushes that are thin and precise and get the job done 🤭🤭
I totally had a lightbulb moment when you talked about micellar water in a spray bottle to remove makeup! I recently fell in love with the One Size Beauty spray makeup remover, and use a clean washcloth to remove my makeup before cleansing. The washcloth helps to gently exfoliate my skin, as well as helps me avoid making a HUGE mess of my bathroom sink 😂 So now instead of spending twice the amount of money on a spray makeup remover, I'm just going to put micellar water in a spray bottle. ABSOLUTELY GENIUS!! Tati out here saving the girlies ALL THE MONEY!❤
Tati, love this video! My favorite is Tip #1. Think that is genius. I've done the leave the thumb for last when painting nails hack long time ago. Really helps. Keep these types of videos coming.
Just be careful with seche vite. Don’t let it hit your skin. The toluene can cause exposure allergies depending on how sensitive you are to that chemical. I personally recommend indie brands like sassy sauce polish, bees knees lacquer, or cuticula nail polish! Take care.
Semi-cured gel nail wraps or just nail wraps in general with a gel builder + top coat. No mess, tons of designs, long lasting, pro nails at home, lower learning curve, no damage and easy to change out as you see fit. Nail wraps totally changed my nail game. Shout-out to Embrace Your Style and Defreese Designs.
That nail tip, OMG! LOVE it !!!! Generally, polish won't stay on my nails a full 24 hrs....I do use alcohol to clean my nails prior to painting and DO NOT use lotion on my hands several hours prior to painting!
The bath robe and t shirt over the face tips are genius! Another one for painting your nails is just to let them dry and then add a little water to any areas where you got paint on your skin and then just take your fingernail to scrape it off. Nail polish doesn’t want stick to skin. (I think I read this in Allure magazine years ago).
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Tati, the oil-reducing micellar water for dirty hair tip is GENIUS!! I've always hated how gritty dry shampoo makes my hair feel. I will be trying this out tomorrow!!!
It's so good, happy you love it!
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That’s revolutionary!!’
That one shook me! Love it! Now I need to figure out which ones are oil absorbing. I just bought a new bottle of micellar last night.
I feel like I need to see a video of this to see how to! Maybe you could post a reel or just put in stories please!@@Tati
What product was it in the video??
A hack I use when applying eyeliner on the waterline/ tight line : Use a q-tip to wipe away any moisture before applying the liner. (I get my tight line nice and dry) It REALLY helps your liner to last much longer!
I do this too! The difference it makes it's unbelievable!
Thanks for that tip ! I’m gonna try it today !
I do that as well. Great tip !
Thank you! I will be trying this today 😊
Hi! Nail tech here! Yes the UV gel top coat method is legit! Just make sure your normal lacquer underneath is fully dry!!! That’s very important! Also another tip for the polish on the skin issue is put your top coat on and get some top coat on the polish you got on your skin and then take a cuticle pusher the tip end not the scoop end and it’ll just come right off giving you a super clean line!❤
Does the gel top coat dry out the nails, and will it work without UV light? Thanks!
@@katgirlblue the gel top coat has to have the uv light yes. And it won’t dry you out more than any other nail enhancement. Now as always there’s always risk of allergies and you CAN become allergic to gel and uv products over time. It’s rare but it can happen! Always remember to oil those cuticles ladies! I hope this helps ❤️
@@keelyboulter1992that happened to me and I'm qualified nail tech had to give it up
That blue top makes your eyes pop.
Does the polish come off that easily? That would be amazing if it came off like regular polish but I can't see how that can happen. What do you think?
Tati is the only one who told me about the micellar water in replacement of dry shampoo. She’s doing the Lord’s work👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Did you try it
Ok. The micellar water for hair is what I'm most excited about! I workout 5-6 times a week (down 57lbs!) and I loathe having to wash my hair so much.
Thats an amazing achievement
Good for you!
Congrats 🎉 that is an accomplishment!! You should be proud!! 👏👏👏👏
Congrats! That’s amazing
Hi Tati, I recently heard a tip about doing Gel manicures. Apparently, the UV lights that are used to cure the nails can cause a lot of sun damage to our hands. So, whenever you use the light make sure you have sunscreen on your hands to stop them from aging prematurely. I never thought about it before, but it makes total sense. We are constantly protecting our faces from UV. ❤
Or you can use the gloves made for this purpose
or use LED light with no UV bulbs
@Miauxful all led lights have a bit of uv in them
great tip!
They make gloves for it too!
The oil reducing micellar water as a hair refresher is so good!
i can’t believe i’ve been watching you for almost 10 yrs!! thank you for being a source of peace in my life💘
Me too! Love her!
Here is a tip that I wanted to share. It’s been a game changer for me. I struggled with my lashes falling after I curled them. The tip is:
1. Curl lashes
2. Put a whisper of WATERPROOF mascara on first.
3. Put second coat of your favorite mascara.
Your lashes will not fall, they will hold the curl til you take off your makeup 💄 ❤️🤯❤️
This one I need to try! Ty!
I love this tip. Thanks for sharing! My lashes are long and while I’m lucky to have long lashes, they fall quickly after curling. My only worry is that I struggle getting waterproof mascara back off my lashes😞
@@amberdoty83 no it’s no problem, I promise!! Trust me, I’m 50 and it’s truly the only thing that’s ever worked! I’ve tried even the heated lash curler and that was a joke 😂 You only need barely any, I really only put the waterproof close to the lash line and barely sweep up. Try it, you will see 🫶
I think that was one of Wayne Goss's tips... Love it!
@@amberdoty83try a cleansing balm or an oil, it will come right off❤
The micellar water for the hair!! I work out five days a week and I gave up on anything other than a pony tail in between washes a long time ago. I already ordered some and I can’t wait to try it. Thank you from me and my sweaty head!
Can you let me know how it goes haha I don’t want to buy til I hear some more testimonials
Nothing puts me in a more relaxed mood than watching Tati!! ❤
Yes to more tips! Yes to tip Tuesdays again! Yes yes yes to all the TIPS!!!! You are the guru Tati. Share your guruness always please! ❤❤❤
I found a disposable shower cap works perfect upon placing it on the face side ,rather than the head. This way you won’t stretch the turtleneck , bonus the blouse slides off like a dream. I don’t know throw the cap after every use, but rather save it in a drawer of miscellaneous. As always your video was very helpful. Great great tips and hacks .thank you very much for uploading ❤️❤️. You’re a gem.
Sounds good, thank you 👌🏻
i use a plastic grocery bag, you know the kind that says "do not place bag over head" haha honestly its a game changer!!!
This is what I do also. Especially if I'm shopping and trying on clothes and don't want to get my makeup on everything. I carry it in a small zip lock bag and whip it out in the dressing room lol
I have been using the T-shirt trick since Tati demonstrated it years ago. I use this hack when I put on AND remove my sweatshirt, turtleneck, etc. Sometimes I would use a large square or rectangular scarf that is machine washable or a shower cap from the Dollar Store. It works so well!
The face cover idea is done at wedding dress locations also. When i was trying on dresses they used a hair net cover that was material not plastic over your face while trying on dresses. Great tip. I use the tshirt method when i have to wear my dress white naval uniform.
My favorite hack for rejuvenating old mascara: fill a cup with boiling (or at least very hot) tap water, then stick the mascara tube into the cup, after first making sure that the tube is tightly sealed (you never want to add water to the mascara itself; you add bacteria to the mascara and that's not good). Let the tube sit in the hot water for about five minutes, then remove the tube, dry it off, and use like usual. The dried, thick mascara on the inside of the tube will have softened and thinned out, making it very much like new.
Thanks for the tip! I'm doing it right now! 😊
You can, however, add eye drops, which are sterile. I've done that with a number of brands.
This is genius
In the summer I would leave a drying mascara tube in my car, so the heat inside the car would melt the mascara/or liquid eyeliner, and make it feel like new.
I put eyeshadow primer on my lips to keep the lipstick from migrating or wiping off.
well that sounds genius. trying that in the morning!!!
The thumbs nail technique is ancestral. My grandma used to make her nails like this, she passed the tip to my mom and my mom to me. Now Tati shares our secret so the world can have perfect manicure 💅🏻 you a hero Tati 💖
The dressing gown (as we call them in the uk) hack, amazing. Not sure if I look more stylish but I certainly feel warmer and being in a very cold Wales is much appreciated ! Thank you
I tried you thumb trick yesterday! I have never had a more perfect at home manicure! I will always be here for the Tati tips
I love the robe tip! Works amazing and I’m Curvy and always felt self conscious in a robe before! Also, you can cause fungal or even bacterial infections in your nails by applying gel topcoat to regular polish. It does look amazing though! But maybe not worth the risk? ❤
The only way it could cause an infection is if you don’t Sanitize the product before using or if the regular polish hasn’t dried fully before applying the gel topcoat, causing moisture underneath. I’ve done this a couple times and honestly the gel topcoat just separates on top of the regular polish.. if you can make it look good and prefer it then so be it haha😂 not my cup of tea though
Yes! I love this! My one concern is about the polish. I had the same thought, but when I looked into it, people said it might not be a good idea only because it never gives the normal polish an opportunity to fully dry. This traps moisture under the topcoat and can potentially lead to an infection. Just wanted to let you know what I heard! Love the oily hair trick though, im definitely about to try that ❤ love you girl!
Yes that’s exactly why applying gel over regular polish might be an issue. I swatch and I’m really into getting info out there. Take care!
Good point, buuut what if you wait for the polish to dry and then apply the gel coat? Hmmm...
@@ramonaavram7527 it's still not recommended. Gel polish is like a plastic which cures as opposed to drying. It's makes a seal and will trap any moisture right by yr natural nail. You might get away with it for a while but it's so bad for your natural nails 💗
yes, the you can do it, but you would have to wait 24hs, regular polish does not dry in a couple of minutes, even if you touch it and think it's dry it is not, to be 100% dry you need to wait many many hours, @@ramonaavram7527
@@vikicarts1772 eeuuww! Trapping moisture! You convinced me!
Tati we need a full at home manicure guide! I’m begging🙏🏻
I agree! Thanks
Watch The Salon Life! She's a nail tech with her own salon, and does fantastic videos showing how to DIY manicures and pedicures, nail care, cuticle care, everything you need to know, and even does live Q & A sometimes. When it comes to nails, you need a professional who can show the safest and best way, and she's fantastic. You will love her!
Seche Vite is the BEST...
I want this too - especially with the regular polish and a gel top coat! Does it really come off without all the soaking?
I m waiting Tati for this
These are by far the best tips you’ve shared. Even going back to Tip Tuesday, these are amazing. Especially the oil absorbing micellar for “dry shampoo” 🤯
I have been doing the brush technique for years with both cream and powder products!! I think I read it in a Cosmopolitan magazine one time YEARS AGO!
Oh that hoodie-old tshirt tip is fantastic. I'll try it with my more expensive/intricate, ethnic clothes. Thanks Tati
The older I get, the more grateful I am that I never got used to using foundation. I have a really odd, fussy skin colour - because I'm mixed ethnically, I'm pinkish pale in winter and golden brown in summer. So I got sick of feeling like I needed to have 15 foundation colours to match accurately and just gave up. I've gotten used to my natural skin because of it, and I never have to deal with the staining and fussy application of different skin coverage products. Some may say "not everyone has that option" - I had severe acne for stages in my 20s and I just let it be what it was - I always felt like people would see it anyway (the texture), just painted, so I may as well get used to it.
Good for you 👍🏻
Yes! I’m right here with you. I’m pink in the winter and golden in the summer. No foundation is the right color for me, so I just go without. Also, I’ve always felt like covering acne with makeup just ends up looking worse. So glad to find a kindred spirit!
Dropped Everything I was doing to watch my favorite, Tati!!! Love your videos don't ever stop!! Thanks for staying on TH-cam!!
The robe tie is a game changer! Not seen that before and I have the same issues so will try that😊
Hi Tati, i do the same trick with the t-shirt, only i use a silk scarf... doesn't look more fancy but feels good on my face 😉
Great tips, thanks ❤ also, instead of the t-shirt I use a much thinner silk, not real silk😮 scarf, things glide or slip over it easier. Was a tip from my mom, saves hair style aswell.
Cheap satin pillowcases too!
Yes, I was taught to keep a silk scarf for this purpose. Also, years ago I worked at Bergdorf Goodman and the people who worked in the designer clothes area always gave the client a large square silk scarf to put over their head to try on clothes, otherwise there would be makeup on the clothes, and also it ruins the client's hair! It's the same principle as using a silk pillowcase, which anyone with hair should do!
I was literally on a Boobra binge the other day. It’s so funny that you brought that up in this video. I want to see him come back and talk about his garden again 😂 please make it happen, Tati 🙏
My mother taught us to put a silky scarf over our head (can be tied to keep it in place) when you're changing your clothes or trying clothes in a store to keep your makeup and hair in place. Merry Christmas, Tati, to your and all your family!
Thank you Tati! Love the tips and tricks!Something I enjoy is this: putting on my face primer, letting it dry, then powdering my face with a large brush and loose powder BEFORE foundation! I have dry/combo skin leaning dry and this still just works for me.
Tatiana, pleeeeeease do a tutorial on how you do your manicure at home.
I recently tried using Dawn Ultra Platinum Foam dishwashing liquid to wash my make up brushes and it works fantastic! Better than the regular Dawn or Dr. Bronner’s or Ivory soap that I’ve been using for years. If Dawn can wash oil off ducks, it definitely works on removing makeup!
You look amazing in navy blue. I’m obsessed with your hair!
Just a heads up! You’re not supposed to put any gel stuff over regular polish. The regular polish takes about 24 hours to be 100% dry, even though it may seem dry way earlier. You run the risk of trapping moisture and that can lead to really nasty infections
Yeah I got nail fungus that way and it was a long process to get rid of It and it ruined my nails.
perhaps put on the gel top coat after 24 hours when the regular polish dries may be less of a health hazard?
Came to see if anyone said this! I was told a while ago by a nail artist that if you wanna try this, you have to wait at least 24 hours for the normal polish to fully dry before putting a gel top coat on.
Yup or mould growth.
@@wendyschnapa7582 i guess you could but at that point the normal polish is probably already chipped (at least mine would be)
The blue color shirt you are wearing is the perfect color on you. You rock. Hugs.
Great tips! Of course we want more! Also I love the colour blue & midnight blue is one of my favourite shades!
You are so right, Tati. I was wondering why the brush works so much better sometimes and terrible in other times. It’s because some times I just dip the brush into the foundation or pump the foundation onto the brush making them so uneven and wet, while if I pump the foundation onto a surface and first buff the brush it goes on so much better!
For those of you confused about the robe belt tying hack, instead of threading the belt through the belt loops from the back of the robe, thread it through the loops from the front of the robe. Then go ahead and tie it in the front as is usually done. You won’t have any of the belt in the back of your robe. However, you’ll have to remove the belt in order to remove your robe.
I can't wait to try the micellar water trick. I have always used a nylon slip over my head to protect my styled hair and to protect my clothes from makeup transfer. The slip provides really nice "slip" so there's no drag.
i am here for all the tips! love these videos, tati! ❤❤
Wow, such great tips! Especially the tshirt over the sweater or hoodie. Genius!🤓🩵
Great video Tati. I tried your robe hack and what a game changer. No more gapping open, stays in place and I don’t have to tug at it trying to keep it snug. Thanks for the tip
You look amazing in that shade of blue!
Oh my gosh. Speaking of robes. I purchased one of those beautiful floral kimono type robes that you advertised a couple months back and I love it! Beautiful quality ❤
LOVE this! Can't wait to try the robe thing tonight!
Have you ever tried to put the foundation on with the spatula technique? It gives you the most thin layer of foundation you can possibly have and you just keep going until you like the result.
What is the spatula technique?
Love the tip videos! I would so appreciate a video about how to deal with thinning hair, and also one in more depth about your mushroom coffee and castor oil regimen 💕
Thank you Tati! You forever inspire me to have fun and play with all my products. Xoxo Merry Christmas to you and James!
Tatiana, this is why I love your channel! Thank you💖💖💖
I LOVE tips & tricks. So here is mine... I use my Elf Taupe eyebrow pencil to overline my lower lip and in the center of my cupids bow. I then buff with my ring finger. It gives such a suttle shadow making your lips appear larger.
I love any tati body care or hair tips
I am 💟-ing these solutions and reading other's tips in the comments.
Nice community vibe.
I prefer using a glass bottle because the formulation can shift pH levels, which can affect plastic. I also like using "dark" glass because it helps preserve the efficacy of the formula.
I have a few in the fridge. It's an amazing sensory experience, while also adding to product longevity.
That thumbnail hack is 100!
These tips are some of the best I’ve ever heard! I absolutely love these, we need more please.
I don't know about the other tricks, but the thumb one is the WINNER!!! I have been using that tip for years and can't go back to my old ways anymore!! What I do for a clean up on thumbs is, I get my detail clean up brush and dip that one into acetone and use it for clean up. You can buy fancy brushes or like me just get cheap eye brow liner brushes that are thin and precise and get the job done 🤭🤭
Please share more tips 😍 Loving it! Thanks for sharing ❤️
I totally had a lightbulb moment when you talked about micellar water in a spray bottle to remove makeup! I recently fell in love with the One Size Beauty spray makeup remover, and use a clean washcloth to remove my makeup before cleansing. The washcloth helps to gently exfoliate my skin, as well as helps me avoid making a HUGE mess of my bathroom sink 😂
So now instead of spending twice the amount of money on a spray makeup remover, I'm just going to put micellar water in a spray bottle. ABSOLUTELY GENIUS!! Tati out here saving the girlies ALL THE MONEY!❤
Please do a complete detailed video on how you did your nails this time, PLEASE PLEASE 🙏
Seriously love all your tips!!! They are the best!!! Going to try the micellar water tip for hair. Genius!❤️
The turtleneck is fabulous on you and the fact it’s a little loose just makes it more classy
I’ve had success with micellar for removing foundation from my nylon winter jackets.
Tati you're a GENIUS!
Tati, love this video! My favorite is Tip #1. Think that is genius. I've done the leave the thumb for last when painting nails hack long time ago. Really helps. Keep these types of videos coming.
I love regular Seche Vite.. might have to give the gel one a try!
Just be careful with seche vite. Don’t let it hit your skin. The toluene can cause exposure allergies depending on how sensitive you are to that chemical. I personally recommend indie brands like sassy sauce polish, bees knees lacquer, or cuticula nail polish! Take care.
The blue bottle Seche Vite gives the same result without the UV lamp btw.
Love that last tip!! Thank you Tati!! Much love to you!!
Can you do a dedicated TH-cam video of your nail routine please? ❤❤❤
The turtleneck looks gorgeous on you!
I'll definitely try the Micellar water hair shampoo trick. Thanks!
Love the Micellar Water hair tip!
Love the loading of the brush idea….giving that a try!
Love the loaded brush idea. Thanks for sharing all these tips❤
Omg that tshirt trick>>> why have I never thought of this?!
Genius!!!! I just tried the Michelle water in my hair. Thanks so much Tati
Love your videos! Been watching since 2015. Awesome, lovely personality!
I love your thumb. Nail tip! Can’t wait to try it!
I am addicted to watching Tati! Puts me in such a great mood! Thank You
Semi-cured gel nail wraps or just nail wraps in general with a gel builder + top coat. No mess, tons of designs, long lasting, pro nails at home, lower learning curve, no damage and easy to change out as you see fit. Nail wraps totally changed my nail game. Shout-out to Embrace Your Style and Defreese Designs.
The t-shirt hack is GENIUS.
Love that shade of navy on you!
These tips are actually amazing! Thank you!
Awesome tips love the foundation brush! Chefs kiss!!!
You are stunning in that color!!!!!!
bro the micellar water in hair hack sounds genius i need to try immediately
OMG! I love that robe hack, I do live in my robe in the winter time...Great hack!!
I’m definitely going to try the robe trick!
The dark blue turtle neck makes your eyes look gorgeous.
That nail tip, OMG! LOVE it !!!! Generally, polish won't stay on my nails a full 24 hrs....I do use alcohol to clean my nails prior to painting and DO NOT use lotion on my hands several hours prior to painting!
Yeeesss, an upload 🤩 Happy Monday Tati!!
These are my FAVE videos from you tati!
The thumb thing...... F'ing genius! Thanks Tati!
This blue top looks stunning on you! ❤❤..... And thank you for all the amazing tips. 🎉🎉
I am getting sick 🤧 i need some beauty hacks ❤
The foundation brush tip reminds me of the clarosonic foundation attachment you used to love! Wonder if that would work even better with this tip.
The bath robe and t shirt over the face tips are genius! Another one for painting your nails is just to let them dry and then add a little water to any areas where you got paint on your skin and then just take your fingernail to scrape it off. Nail polish doesn’t want stick to skin. (I think I read this in Allure magazine years ago).
Kupa gel top coat is the BEST! Holy grail 👏🏼
OMG, thanks for the tshirt tip! I needed that!!!!