As we age, I think it's important to remember that none of us have perfect skin! We can have dry skin, oily skin, acne scars, wrinkles, etc. and that's ok! I'm learning to enhance my confidence by realizing that makeup isn't going to hide all of my imperfections, including my dry skin, acne scars, and eczema. I'm still beautiful with texture on my face and it makes me unique! Therefore, my most important advice is don't expect your makeup to look like everyone else and know that you are beautiful and unique as well!
Allie, his reaction was just precious. I lost it when you turned around since you are usually so classically put together. These lessons are great. At 72 years young, I still love to put my skin care on and to enjoy the process of putting on makeup. I don’t expect to look 40 again, but to look the best I can is so empowering. I truly enjoy your content. I look forward to more Ravie Beauty in our future. Be well…enjoy your amazing journey. You have earned all the great things coming your way. ❤💄
I agree with every tip except the smiling for blush one. If I were to do that to my moms face, her blush would be around her mouth in a relaxed face. As for blush, I believe in trial and error and test blush placement for your own face. For me it is just a tiny bit below the nightlight area, and pretty far back.
I adore you Allie! You are not only one of the absolute best at teaching us how to make our makeup look its best, but you also feel so comforting and real; like you're sitting down with a best friend who always hypes you up. You and Johnny Ross have re-awakened my love and passion for make up after losing all my skills from not wearing it for a long period of time due to chronic illness. I'm hoping to gain that confidence back in my outward appearance by learning how to make it look it's best again.
Absolutely love this series - it's so informative for all levels of makeup usage. One video idea may be how to fix mistakes just in case you make them (too much blush, messy eyebrows, etc.)
Can you do a deep dive into bronzer vs blush placement? I feel like I end up placing them in the exact same spot and essentially just blending them together. So what's the point in using two products?
I know this is 8 months later, but I am just seeing this video so I am just seeing your comment, and thought I'd give a little insight since Allie didn't respond. There are actually a lot of option of where you can place your bronzer and blush depending on you face shape and the "look" you are going for. If you do a Google search for "blush and bronzer placement diagram", and then go to images, there are lots of options that will show you what I am referencing. But if you want to make it the least complicated as possible, and have it look the most natural, you want to replace what happens to your skin naturally. So for bronzing you want it to look like you are replicating what you look like when you have been out in the sun all day and have gotten a nice tan. And for blush you want to place it where you naturally get extra rosy after you have been out in the cold for a bit in the winter, or done some exercise in summer. So for the cheek area you would apply the bronzer just every so slightly below your cheek bone area blending upwards onto your cheekbone and into you temple and then your blush would be applied ever so slightly above your cheekbone and blended down onto the cheekbone, and brought into the inner part of the face just a bit more than the bronzer. So to answer your question, while they do overlap eachother by being blended into eachother over the cheekbone, they don't get applied in the exact same places, and bronzer gets applied a bit more wide spread than blush. Also, if you think about how we tan and blush naturally, they do happen in the same parts of the cheek area and face but you can still see a distinct difference. I hope this helps!
I also think it’s important to note that people should do their makeup in a way that makes them feel beautiful and confident. Like looking natural is great and all but I love being a little more bold. I feel beautiful with a blinding highlight and and a bigger pop of blush. There’s ways to be bold without looking like a clown. However, if looking like a clown makes you feel beautiful and your best self then do it. Makeup is such a personal thing and how you feel in it is most important.
This should be shown to everyone entering the world of makeup. You are the queen of blending. You have perfected your wonderful techniques ! Bless you for sharing!
One tip that I have found for anyone trying different formulas and trying to figure out what looks good and works for them, is to buy mini sizes when possible. And most people don’t know that is a law that you can return makeup if the shade isn’t right or you just don’t like it.
I’ve watched you for years and I love coming to your channel and just bingeing videos. I rarely every wear makeup, but I love it and I love seeing different looks people come up with. You are seriously one of the best when it comes to explaining what to do and how to do it. You have truly found your calling in life and I’m so glad I’ve been here to see your channel grow over the years.💚
I really appreciate you reenforcing that contour and bronzer are not the same! I get so excited when I hear a brand is coming out with contours only to be disappointed because they're really giving us more bronzers... The Elf contour wand in the lightest shade is an actual contour and I love it (even despite the packaging), but even in this range not all the shades are contours! It really bothers me! LOL
I have been a makeup lover for years and I just had to follow this tutorial step by step. I am looovvvinngg this series. It really taught me a lot about my placement. Allie, you should definitely consider doing a virtual make up class as you are an amazing teacher. I can’t wait for the upcoming videos ❤❤️
Great series, Allie! I loved the blending tips, especially for the contour. And I must rave about Patrick Ta's nose contour brush. I bought that for one of my daughter's Christmas gifts, and she loves it. 💖
I love this series!! My biggest makeup fear is two fold. First, it’s putting together an eye look with a palette. I have so many pretty ones that I don’t know how to use. Second, is adding blush and lipstick that all goes together with my eye look. I never wear lipstick because it so intimidating. This year I am hoping to learn how to do a my lips simply ... like a nice polished look. Looking forward to more of this series!😊
Love this new series! My biggest fear is breaking out after trying something new. Like many, when I started to develop acne as a teenager, I desperately tried to cover it with foundation and concealer. YEARS later I discovered that my base products were making it worse. Since then, I’ve gotten my skin under control and am able to use a powder foundation without breaking out, but I turned 31 this year my skin is starting to change. The powder foundation isn’t looking as nice anymore and I need something to help with texture and slight discoloration under my eyes, but everything I’ve tried so far has broken me out.
Thanks so much Allie. I appreciate you taking the time to teach all of the little things that may seem mundane, but so essential!! Teaching technique and explaining why you do the things you do makes all of the difference. I’m excited to practice even more!!
Allie, have you ever thought of making a video of: learning to create a skincare routinue I am now at the age where i should start focusing on skincare but have no idea where to start
Great video!!! Please continue to film and tell us how you can learn to do your own makeup and be beautiful and not a clown!!! This is very necessary information, which is not enough on the Internet - but it is very necessary when you have no knowledge or practice in makeup at all. 🥰🥰🥰
I feel like over the years I have become more and more confident in doing my base makeup and a lot of that confidence is because I have been watching your videos and taking your advice. The eyeshadow is where I struggle. I can recreate looks if I'm watching step by step tutorial but the end results never look as good and I struggle so much knowing what colors to pair together also color scares me even though I think it is so pretty on others.
The beginning of the video 😂😂 I died. Loving this series so much Allie. Genius putting before and after footage after each step👍🏼 Really hope and think you will get to 1 million subs this year doll🤞🏼❤
Question: Sooo…. I’m blonde. Going into the hairline with bronzer will color my hair. What would you recommend me and other light-haired peeps? Love this series!! This is exactly what I need!
So I don't know why I am just coming across this now, but it is absolutely freaking amazing!! I am just so incredibly sad to see that you didn't actually continue on with this series. I know videos like this don't get as many views as they used to years ago, but I feel like it is still such invaluable and priceless information. And the way you deliver it is some of the best I have seen, and I have literally watched thousands of tutorials over the last decade or so. So I am so kindly begging you, can you pretty please, with sugar on top (lol), finish this series????
I just love how you are going step by step and showing us how to place your makeup. I am more mature so I struggle with concealer and powder under my eyes 👀 I would like to thank you for putting so much thought and hardwork into trying to help make me the best me I can be 🌼🌸
Thank you SO much Allie for doing this series! It has helped me feel so much more confident applying my makeup! 💖🙌🏻 I think one of my biggest struggles is with eye makeup. I am blonde with blue eyes. And without mascara you cannot see my lashes at all. I know some say not to apply mascara to the lower lashes because it ages you. But I feel like I have to to really make my eyes noticeable. My other big struggle is with liner. I can not do a wing to save my life. And I have hooded eyelids. Can you show us other eyeliner techniques besides a wing? Thank you so so much! xoxo 😘🙏🏻
Wow, this is so incredibly helpful! I often skip contour and bronzer because my pale skin makes me nervous, and it’s hard to find the right shades, but now I’m feeling a little more optimistic about it
Allie, I must confess, the first was so comical. I thought I was watching Mimi from The Drew Carey Show. I'm so glad you made this series! I have learned so much. I like the contour tips. I have got to try those also. I have a double chin, not really big, but enough you can really see it. I wanted to know if contour is better to hide it or bronzer? Also, would you be willing to show us how you correct mistakes? I usually get mascara on top of my left eyelid after applying shadow. How do I get it off without smearing? Thanks so much, Allie! I can't wait to see #3.
Let’s call this what it is….”Masterclass with Allie Glines”!!! You are THE master and we’re not worthy!! This is SO helpful!!! Love this series. Thanks, Allie♥️
I love this series so much!! I will be going back and watching these over and over again. I’ve been really trying to get a handle on my own makeup and I love how accessible you make makeup seem! I really can’t wait for the eyes episode!
I love this series! I had my skin care and base make up figured out for many years. Then menopause changed everything😂 I am learning to use new products and methods for applying make up. Thank you so much😊 I had eliminated setting powder until recently because of mature, dry textured skin. I have added it back in realizing I need a very finely milled powder. Loving Givenchy Prisme!
Hi allie can you make a video dedicated to all types of powders and how to know if i can use setting and loose powder for under the eyes and the entire face? What powders do you recommend to use under the eyes and all over the face? Do you recommend using a loose setting powder and a pressed powder on your face? When to use pressed powders and in what area of the face do i need to use them?
Girl, THANK YOU. I’ve been doing my makeup for a couple years but struggled with application. This video was so helpful and I feel like I turned a corner after watching it!! Thank you!💗💗💗
When u get to eyes can u tell me why my eyeshadow is creasing badly. I use concealer and set it buy at the end of night I notice it’s creased and collected in that area
i watched women years ago that wore makeup like that on purpose every time they came out to our local bar / hang out spot they wore all wrong and exaggerated all i could do was shake my head and they thought they looked good , thankfully i had a friend who was very good with makeup and showed me how to blend and not over do it , i never wanted to look like a clown ty for all your knowledge
I am loving this series!! It's been super helpful and already helps me feel more confident. I'm excited to get a few more products like bronzer and highlighter, which I've never tried before, and follow along with the videos. Can't wait for more in this series!! Thanks Allie!! 💕
😂😂😂😂😂 let's be honest, we were like this at beginning 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂. Finding a good shade in foundation ( undertone ) is the most important, go lighter but never darker in shades, i find this is key !
I don’t wear contour because I’ve never found one that works for me. My color foundation is Oslo in Nars radiant foundation. All contour is just too dark.
What a great video! Love that you put focus on makeup that looks good in person which is where most of the teaching/tutorial content from beauty TH-cam in its guru era seems to lack.
Hey Allie. I have LOVED this series so far. Great info and some very useful things I can use. Really appreciate your knowledge and know how as well as your genuine authenticity in everything you give to us. Keep up the good work!
The beginning took me out 😂 I’m loving the longer/tutorial video format!! As a person who came from a stage makeup background I always worry about overdoing it 😅 this series has been so fun!
I am loving this series so much! I really appreciate the time you are taking to break everything down into such simple and comfortable steps. I really really need you to make a super detailed video on lips. I struggle hard with lip liner. I try to stay just inside my natural lip line but that is where I feel like I look like a clown! The part about the blush did help me a lot but it is definitely the lips that make me feel like a clown. If possible when you do the video on lips it would be so helpful to really get in close on the lip liner... lol. I feel like the border of my lips is thicker than a lot of people and I feel like that is part of the problem with doing my lips. But at the same time, I wonder if the way I feel about my lipstick is just because I rarely wear it and so don't really know if I look normal to others....lol... so many thoughts/fears/questions on lips for me. Help!!!!
Since finding your channel I've learned alot about what I'm doing wrong with makeup application and especially eyeshadow and I want to say thank you. Now that I know who Johnny Ross is your blush reminds me of Barbara 😂
I've recently discovered your channel. I really appreciate this series you had started. Do you plan on doing more? It would also be great if you could record yourself applying everything the "wrong" way. Thanks for the great content.
41:14 - Allie, my biggest makeup fear is not finding the right shade of foundation that will COVER my sunburnt skintone color (that's because of bad treatment of acne) but using a color that isn't too rosy or warm undertoned.
So excited for the eye video! I feel like I know what to do for shadow, but I've never been big on doing liner or brows. I've only recently thought I might want to try more and learn how to do brows.
I can't wait for lips. I feel like I have big lips in relation to the rest of my features but would still like to define them. What I feel always happens is, even if I don't overdraw, they look clownish and way to much.
This is terrific! I never understood how to apply bronzer or contour so I just avoided them. Also your husband at the beginning is so cute and funny. You two are adorable together! As for your next topic, I'd say my biggest fear with eyeshadow is how to apply it under my eyes so that they look defined but avoid looking tired or racoon-y or like I've been crying. It feels so tricky!
Thank you so much Allie! I really appreciate your series helping us to get natural in the makeup looks so we don’t look or feel clownish. I am saving this series for future reference. I got out of practice the past 4 years with masks and not wearing makeup so this helps me so much. My fear is that I will look like an overdone clown or someone wearing stage makeup 🙈
OMGOODNESS ALLIE!! When you turned around, I instantly thought a red nose and rainbow wig. Happy clown Allie. You are hilarious. I love this series, it’s super helpful. Thank you!🙏🏼❤
Alli, do you think us older ( 60’s-70’s) should NOT be using contour? I’m a bit thin with no fat on my face and contour makes me look a bit gaunt 🤷🏻♀️.
Hey, Allie thanks for this series... it's really helpful. One thing that never know what to do is apply mascara in my left eye with my right hand.. if you could talk about this in your next video... thanks 😄
Do you know when the next video will come out in this series? Last night i watched part 1 and 2. I cant wait to find out more on applying eyeshadow and mascara. I always have trouble with mascara. LOVE THIS SERIES. Also, love Efflortless Lips. Love your channel. I am another mature happy camper because of you. Great teacher. Thanks Allie ❤
The beginning 😂 Question: Do the high end brushes really make a difference in application? Just wondering if they are really worth the splurge? I’m new to exploring makeup. I had been doing the same thing for like 20 years. I’m so grateful I found your channel for some guidance 🫶🏻
Could you cover fear of eyebrow shaping? Both waxing/ threading and makeup eyebrow shaping. What shape will fit different shapes of eyes or deep set eye
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Tylan’s “Allie…” 🤣
This was HILARIOUS
As we age, I think it's important to remember that none of us have perfect skin! We can have dry skin, oily skin, acne scars, wrinkles, etc. and that's ok! I'm learning to enhance my confidence by realizing that makeup isn't going to hide all of my imperfections, including my dry skin, acne scars, and eczema. I'm still beautiful with texture on my face and it makes me unique! Therefore, my most important advice is don't expect your makeup to look like everyone else and know that you are beautiful and unique as well!
It's hard to find anyone nowadays who makes videos showing "how to apply" makeup. Thank you, Allie!
You are so good at explaining not only the "how" but the "why". I'm really loving this series!!!
I have watched the beginning 4 times and can’t stop laughing.
Same 😅😅😅
Same that was so cute
Same 🤣 I’m dying!!
Same 😮😂😂😂
Same …I’m 😂
Allie, his reaction was just precious. I lost it when you turned around since you are usually so classically put together. These lessons are great. At 72 years young, I still love to put my skin care on and to enjoy the process of putting on makeup. I don’t expect to look 40 again, but to look the best I can is so empowering. I truly enjoy your content. I look forward to more Ravie Beauty in our future. Be well…enjoy your amazing journey. You have earned all the great things coming your way. ❤💄
I agree with every tip except the smiling for blush one. If I were to do that to my moms face, her blush would be around her mouth in a relaxed face.
As for blush, I believe in trial and error and test blush placement for your own face. For me it is just a tiny bit below the nightlight area, and pretty far back.
I adore you Allie! You are not only one of the absolute best at teaching us how to make our makeup look its best, but you also feel so comforting and real; like you're sitting down with a best friend who always hypes you up. You and Johnny Ross have re-awakened my love and passion for make up after losing all my skills from not wearing it for a long period of time due to chronic illness. I'm hoping to gain that confidence back in my outward appearance by learning how to make it look it's best again.
Absolutely love this series - it's so informative for all levels of makeup usage.
One video idea may be how to fix mistakes just in case you make them (too much blush, messy eyebrows, etc.)
Can you do a deep dive into bronzer vs blush placement? I feel like I end up placing them in the exact same spot and essentially just blending them together. So what's the point in using two products?
I know this is 8 months later, but I am just seeing this video so I am just seeing your comment, and thought I'd give a little insight since Allie didn't respond.
There are actually a lot of option of where you can place your bronzer and blush depending on you face shape and the "look" you are going for. If you do a Google search for "blush and bronzer placement diagram", and then go to images, there are lots of options that will show you what I am referencing. But if you want to make it the least complicated as possible, and have it look the most natural, you want to replace what happens to your skin naturally. So for bronzing you want it to look like you are replicating what you look like when you have been out in the sun all day and have gotten a nice tan. And for blush you want to place it where you naturally get extra rosy after you have been out in the cold for a bit in the winter, or done some exercise in summer. So for the cheek area you would apply the bronzer just every so slightly below your cheek bone area blending upwards onto your cheekbone and into you temple and then your blush would be applied ever so slightly above your cheekbone and blended down onto the cheekbone, and brought into the inner part of the face just a bit more than the bronzer.
So to answer your question, while they do overlap eachother by being blended into eachother over the cheekbone, they don't get applied in the exact same places, and bronzer gets applied a bit more wide spread than blush. Also, if you think about how we tan and blush naturally, they do happen in the same parts of the cheek area and face but you can still see a distinct difference.
I hope this helps!
I also think it’s important to note that people should do their makeup in a way that makes them feel beautiful and confident. Like looking natural is great and all but I love being a little more bold. I feel beautiful with a blinding highlight and and a bigger pop of blush. There’s ways to be bold without looking like a clown. However, if looking like a clown makes you feel beautiful and your best self then do it. Makeup is such a personal thing and how you feel in it is most important.
This should be shown to everyone entering the world of makeup. You are the queen of blending. You have perfected your wonderful techniques ! Bless you for sharing!
The beginning, too funny, Tylan’s laugh is the best!! Great informative video and I’m loving this new series. ❤
13:58 LOVE that tip on placing contour angled by your eyes.
I died when you turned around Allie. Very Mimi from the Drew Carey show😂
One tip that I have found for anyone trying different formulas and trying to figure out what looks good and works for them, is to buy mini sizes when possible. And most people don’t know that is a law that you can return makeup if the shade isn’t right or you just don’t like it.
I’ve watched you for years and I love coming to your channel and just bingeing videos. I rarely every wear makeup, but I love it and I love seeing different looks people come up with. You are seriously one of the best when it comes to explaining what to do and how to do it. You have truly found your calling in life and I’m so glad I’ve been here to see your channel grow over the years.💚
I really appreciate you reenforcing that contour and bronzer are not the same! I get so excited when I hear a brand is coming out with contours only to be disappointed because they're really giving us more bronzers...
The Elf contour wand in the lightest shade is an actual contour and I love it (even despite the packaging), but even in this range not all the shades are contours! It really bothers me! LOL
I have been a makeup lover for years and I just had to follow this tutorial step by step. I am looovvvinngg this series. It really taught me a lot about my placement. Allie, you should definitely consider doing a virtual make up class as you are an amazing teacher. I can’t wait for the upcoming videos ❤❤️
You are killing it! You are a fantastic educator. You speak so well! Love this series.. especially the beginning of this video 😂
the beginning 😂 i am cracking up omg
loving this series! ❤
I would love a video on brush recommendations, both affordable and more expensive.
Great series, Allie! I loved the blending tips, especially for the contour. And I must rave about Patrick Ta's nose contour brush. I bought that for one of my daughter's Christmas gifts, and she loves it. 💖
Oh my gosh! I can't take you serious with that war paint on!! 😂😂😂 how fun though! I have tears in my eyes!!
I love this series!! My biggest makeup fear is two fold. First, it’s putting together an eye look with a palette. I have so many pretty ones that I don’t know how to use. Second, is adding blush and lipstick that all goes together with my eye look. I never wear lipstick because it so intimidating. This year I am hoping to learn how to do a my lips simply ... like a nice polished look. Looking forward to more of this series!😊
Allie I’m loving these tutorials. It’s great to bring things back to basics even for me at 53. Thank you for doing this and sharing your expertise ❤
Love this new series! My biggest fear is breaking out after trying something new. Like many, when I started to develop acne as a teenager, I desperately tried to cover it with foundation and concealer. YEARS later I discovered that my base products were making it worse. Since then, I’ve gotten my skin under control and am able to use a powder foundation without breaking out, but I turned 31 this year my skin is starting to change. The powder foundation isn’t looking as nice anymore and I need something to help with texture and slight discoloration under my eyes, but everything I’ve tried so far has broken me out.
Thanks so much Allie. I appreciate you taking the time to teach all of the little things that may seem mundane, but so essential!! Teaching technique and explaining why you do the things you do makes all of the difference. I’m excited to practice even more!!
I love this series so much! So we don’t take the blush into the temples and hairline? Just that area from the pupils out a bit?
Allie, have you ever thought of making a video of: learning to create a skincare routinue I am now at the age where i should start focusing on skincare but have no idea where to start
The beginning of this video literally made my day!!! Love this series you are doing!
Great video!!! Please continue to film and tell us how you can learn to do your own makeup and be beautiful and not a clown!!! This is very necessary information, which is not enough on the Internet - but it is very necessary when you have no knowledge or practice in makeup at all. 🥰🥰🥰
I feel like over the years I have become more and more confident in doing my base makeup and a lot of that confidence is because I have been watching your videos and taking your advice. The eyeshadow is where I struggle. I can recreate looks if I'm watching step by step tutorial but the end results never look as good and I struggle so much knowing what colors to pair together also color scares me even though I think it is so pretty on others.
This is one of my favorite series ever! Love love love these videos! I love learning! You’re a great teacher! 🩷🙂
The beginning of the video 😂😂 I died. Loving this series so much Allie. Genius putting before and after footage after each step👍🏼 Really hope and think you will get to 1 million subs this year doll🤞🏼❤
Question: Sooo…. I’m blonde. Going into the hairline with bronzer will color my hair. What would you recommend me and other light-haired peeps? Love this series!! This is exactly what I need!
So I don't know why I am just coming across this now, but it is absolutely freaking amazing!! I am just so incredibly sad to see that you didn't actually continue on with this series. I know videos like this don't get as many views as they used to years ago, but I feel like it is still such invaluable and priceless information. And the way you deliver it is some of the best I have seen, and I have literally watched thousands of tutorials over the last decade or so. So I am so kindly begging you, can you pretty please, with sugar on top (lol), finish this series????
LOL at you both laughing 😂 also you look like Bing Bong (the imaginary friend) from Inside Out 😂
🙊😂
I just love how you are going step by step and showing us how to place your makeup. I am more mature so I struggle with concealer and powder under my eyes 👀 I would like to thank you for putting so much thought and hardwork into trying to help make me the best me I can be 🌼🌸
Thank you SO much Allie for doing this series! It has helped me feel so much more confident applying my makeup! 💖🙌🏻 I think one of my biggest struggles is with eye makeup. I am blonde with blue eyes. And without mascara you cannot see my lashes at all. I know some say not to apply mascara to the lower lashes because it ages you. But I feel like I have to to really make my eyes noticeable. My other big struggle is with liner. I can not do a wing to save my life. And I have hooded eyelids. Can you show us other eyeliner techniques besides a wing? Thank you so so much! xoxo 😘🙏🏻
Wow, this is so incredibly helpful! I often skip contour and bronzer because my pale skin makes me nervous, and it’s hard to find the right shades, but now I’m feeling a little more optimistic about it
The quality and effort of your videos is UNMATCHED. The best in the business! Well done Allie and Tylan on all the hard work 💝
Allie, I must confess, the first was so comical. I thought I was watching Mimi from The Drew Carey Show.
I'm so glad you made this series! I have learned so much. I like the contour tips. I have got to try those also. I have a double chin, not really big, but enough you can really see it. I wanted to know if contour is better to hide it or bronzer?
Also, would you be willing to show us how you correct mistakes? I usually get mascara on top of my left eyelid after applying shadow. How do I get it off without smearing?
Thanks so much, Allie! I can't wait to see #3.
Let’s call this what it is….”Masterclass with Allie Glines”!!! You are THE master and we’re not worthy!! This is SO helpful!!! Love this series. Thanks, Allie♥️
Allie Glines imitating Johnny Ross's "Barbara"! LMAO!
I love this series so much!! I will be going back and watching these over and over again. I’ve been really trying to get a handle on my own makeup and I love how accessible you make makeup seem! I really can’t wait for the eyes episode!
I love this series! I had my skin care and base make up figured out for many years. Then menopause changed everything😂 I am learning to use new products and methods for applying make up. Thank you so much😊 I had eliminated setting powder until recently because of mature, dry textured skin. I have added it back in realizing I need a very finely milled powder. Loving Givenchy Prisme!
❤️ this series! I practice new makeup routines or new products on the weekend when I am staying home.
Doesn't smiling during blush placement lift your cheeks so that when you stop smiling, your blush placement is lower?
Hi allie can you make a video dedicated to all types of powders and how to know if i can use setting and loose powder for under the eyes and the entire face? What powders do you recommend to use under the eyes and all over the face? Do you recommend using a loose setting powder and a pressed powder on your face? When to use pressed powders and in what area of the face do i need to use them?
This is such a helpful master class! Thank you Allie! Saving this for future reference. Plus that intro is amazing! I am loving this series.
Girl, THANK YOU. I’ve been doing my makeup for a couple years but struggled with application. This video was so helpful and I feel like I turned a corner after watching it!! Thank you!💗💗💗
I never fail at leaving makeup swatches and dabs on my wrists and hands 😝
When u get to eyes can u tell me why my eyeshadow is creasing badly. I use concealer and set it buy at the end of night I notice it’s creased and collected in that area
THAT THUMB NAIL IS SOOOO GOOD!!!!
i watched women years ago that wore makeup like that on purpose every time they came out to our local bar / hang out spot they wore all wrong and exaggerated all i could do was shake my head and they thought they looked good , thankfully i had a friend who was very good with makeup and showed me how to blend and not over do it , i never wanted to look like a clown ty for all your knowledge
Thanks to you and your hubby for creating this wonderful series ❤
I am loving this series!! It's been super helpful and already helps me feel more confident. I'm excited to get a few more products like bronzer and highlighter, which I've never tried before, and follow along with the videos. Can't wait for more in this series!! Thanks Allie!! 💕
Thank you thank you for this makeup lesson! I’m 61 and I love learning and evolving with your guidance😍
😂😂😂😂😂 let's be honest, we were like this at beginning 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂. Finding a good shade in foundation ( undertone ) is the most important, go lighter but never darker in shades, i find this is key !
As a darker skinned person, going darker rather than lighter is a safer bet, but absolutely 💯 to everything else!
I don’t wear contour because I’ve never found one that works for me. My color foundation is Oslo in Nars radiant foundation. All contour is just too dark.
What a great video!
Love that you put focus on makeup that looks good in person which is where most of the teaching/tutorial content from beauty TH-cam in its guru era seems to lack.
Well now, the circus has come to town! Thanks for the funny opening - I can't imagine what it took to get all that makeup off!
Hey Allie. I have LOVED this series so far. Great info and some very useful things I can use. Really appreciate your knowledge and know how as well as your genuine authenticity in everything you give to us. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for telling me about Bronzer and blush that helps. Thanks. ❤
The beginning took me out 😂 I’m loving the longer/tutorial video format!! As a person who came from a stage makeup background I always worry about overdoing it 😅 this series has been so fun!
I am loving this series so much! I really appreciate the time you are taking to break everything down into such simple and comfortable steps. I really really need you to make a super detailed video on lips. I struggle hard with lip liner. I try to stay just inside my natural lip line but that is where I feel like I look like a clown! The part about the blush did help me a lot but it is definitely the lips that make me feel like a clown. If possible when you do the video on lips it would be so helpful to really get in close on the lip liner... lol. I feel like the border of my lips is thicker than a lot of people and I feel like that is part of the problem with doing my lips. But at the same time, I wonder if the way I feel about my lipstick is just because I rarely wear it and so don't really know if I look normal to others....lol... so many thoughts/fears/questions on lips for me. Help!!!!
Since finding your channel I've learned alot about what I'm doing wrong with makeup application and especially eyeshadow and I want to say thank you. Now that I know who Johnny Ross is your blush reminds me of Barbara 😂
I've recently discovered your channel. I really appreciate this series you had started. Do you plan on doing more? It would also be great if you could record yourself applying everything the "wrong" way. Thanks for the great content.
41:14 - Allie, my biggest makeup fear is not finding the right shade of foundation that will COVER my sunburnt skintone color (that's because of bad treatment of acne) but using a color that isn't too rosy or warm undertoned.
So excited for the eye video! I feel like I know what to do for shadow, but I've never been big on doing liner or brows. I've only recently thought I might want to try more and learn how to do brows.
I can't wait for lips. I feel like I have big lips in relation to the rest of my features but would still like to define them. What I feel always happens is, even if I don't overdraw, they look clownish and way to much.
Loving this series and learning a lot ❤
This is terrific! I never understood how to apply bronzer or contour so I just avoided them. Also your husband at the beginning is so cute and funny. You two are adorable together! As for your next topic, I'd say my biggest fear with eyeshadow is how to apply it under my eyes so that they look defined but avoid looking tired or racoon-y or like I've been crying. It feels so tricky!
These series are sooo useful for make up beginners like me! It makes it a lot less daunting, keep it up!🥰
Thank you so much Allie! I really appreciate your series helping us to get natural in the makeup looks so we don’t look or feel clownish. I am saving this series for future reference. I got out of practice the past 4 years with masks and not wearing makeup so this helps me so much. My fear is that I will look like an overdone clown or someone wearing stage makeup 🙈
It is lovely to have a how to video instead of pushing products.
OMGOODNESS ALLIE!! When you turned around, I instantly thought a red nose and rainbow wig. Happy clown Allie. You are hilarious. I love this series, it’s super helpful. Thank you!🙏🏼❤
Alli, do you think us older ( 60’s-70’s) should NOT be using contour?
I’m a bit thin with no fat on my face and contour makes me look a bit gaunt 🤷🏻♀️.
Love it Allie!! A very accurate representation of me when I try to do my makeup. 😂😂😂
Thank you for filming these!!! Love them ❤❤
Hey, Allie thanks for this series... it's really helpful. One thing that never know what to do is apply mascara in my left eye with my right hand.. if you could talk about this in your next video... thanks 😄
Tammy Faye lives!
Do you know when the next video will come out in this series? Last night i watched part 1 and 2. I cant wait to find out more on applying eyeshadow and mascara. I always have trouble with mascara. LOVE THIS SERIES. Also, love Efflortless Lips. Love your channel. I am another mature happy camper because of you. Great teacher. Thanks Allie ❤
Extremely helpful tips! Thank you so much!
I’ve just watched part 1&2… ready for part 3 ❤
Loving this series. Thank you❤
I am loving this series of videos!
Thank you Allie for all these makeup tips. Good Sunday
The beginning 😂
Question: Do the high end brushes really make a difference in application? Just wondering if they are really worth the splurge? I’m new to exploring makeup. I had been doing the same thing for like 20 years. I’m so grateful I found your channel for some guidance 🫶🏻
Hysterical!!
Love this series!!! ❤
Thank you, Allie, for all the wonderful tips.😊
Love this series! Thank you Allie!
Love this series!! Just thank you!
You are my new influencer on YT... I m so glad I found your channel!
That open was FANTASTIC!!!! OMG!!! LOL!!!!!!
the first minute makes my day!😅 Always love your videos!
This is so helpful, I love the serie ♥️
Could you cover fear of eyebrow shaping? Both waxing/ threading and makeup eyebrow shaping. What shape will fit different shapes of eyes or deep set eye