They're so nice too! I love the way you have the place decorated. I'm a Victorian style goth, but my room is bright and colourful for sensory reasons. Best of both world's! Edit: *worlds
I didn’t notice the candle until you pointed it out. I love your background. Btw, I am having the hardest time covering my cystic acne. After it’s run it’s course, the skin dries out like a scab and is super red. How can I cover this and make it not look like a flesh-toned scab?
I worked as a beauty consultant at a Walgreens up until recently. In our weekly briefings on new product coming into the store, a lot of the products would be labeled "as seen on TikTok" Even though they hadn't been launched yet
I didn’t fall for the tiktok lies, but I tried this foundation because I LOVE the liquid version of this foundation. The powder is crap! Light coverage and breaks down after 5hrs of wear
It’s kind of a tricky product but used in the correct way it can look very beautiful. I follow the iconic Katie Jane Hughes on Instagram and she loves this powder. She only uses the smallest amount where she wants to dial down the shine and add a bit of coverage.
@@AJ_AJ. the liquid version has been my ride-or-die since it came out. It does things for my 45 yo dry aging skin that other foundations just don't do. But now I'm trying out the Uoma foundation that Robert just did a video on and hoping that's as good. 🤷♀️
Any brand who says their own product is viral or “broke the internet” immediately loses credibility to me, especially if they claim it broke the internet and I’ve only ever heard of it on TH-cam ads and not from anyone actually using it 😂
When I think of “breaking the internet,” I think of a server crashing because there are too many people on it at the same time, such as registering for classes at a college or Colourpop’s website when they had first launched their first Hocus Pocus collection.
I love the distinction of which products are good for certain skintones. Because it really let's you know what products that would waste your time. I mean given which products are promoted by which tiktokers you know but still.
I’ve been buying this blush since 2013 and it’s one of my faves for a natural glow, it always goes on Uber pastel pink then calms down after 20 minutes… but I’m like shade 0.5 in most foundations so maybe it only suits super pale people 😅
I saw the hype regarding Dior Backstage Pink. It was sold out so I bought the peach while I waited for the pink. I love them both. I always thought peach looked heinous on me. Both look great and soft. It settles down 15 minutes after applying. I mix both shades together often. I am light complected with pink undertones.
Dior blush go crazy honestly my blush tends to fall (probably due to my skin type and lack of expertise) but the blush does not fade *at all* to the point you gotta make sure to not put too much of it expecting it to fade later. That bitch is hanging on. This is my experience with their 999 blush though, but just saying the coin is kinda worth it. You only need a tiny bit and it lasts all day from my experience.
When Robert sees a light pink blush/powder, he's wary or indifferent. When he notices it may bring a bit of purple to his life, it automatically turns to love. 😂
That "Laurel" powder gave me such a flashback to high school. I have always had reddish undertones in my skin so I religiously used Clean & Clear's blue powder to absorb oil and counteract my weird undertones. I found some photos a while back and I look so cakey and slightly dead- which I guess was fine bc I was a goth kid. Such a weird flashback, I can still almost smell it.
It’s fucking tiktok who wouldn’t nothing but idiot with no talent or anything to contribute to society are getting low rent fame and millions when all the money should be going to feeding the starving and housing the homeless saving animals and the environment not white people who are too stiff do to a decent job and steal those dances from black creators
@@babyluvs837 hey come on now. it’s just the ppl that are trying to go viral that are misinformed dummies. there is some decent info out there. you just have to know how to dissect it and find the facts. and that’s coming from someone who has fully deleted tik tok lol
I appreciate that you were super clear that the first item was not made for everyone. It just…yeah it’s better to be clear about these things. Love you for that.
I think that Dior blush has a subtle blue hue to it. Like, very subtle. Almost like when they were formulating the color they added a smidgen of blue to it so that when it's diffused the warmer pink color comes forward when you look at it but when it's shadowed the blue is more dominant because the pink is muted. It's like an optical illusion.
I don't think it's that subtle, to be honest. When he applied it lightly at first, it almost looked grey and ghastly. It only toned down a little after he applied more, and it still had a slight blue-grey shift to to it then.
@@shadypalmtree2989 when he first applied it his head was turned so it was shadowed. It didn't start reading pink to me until he did the other side which was facing the lights. The color payoff is very minimal and it might have taken more product to even show up on his skin because of the studio lights and because of how pale the product is. Without seeing it in person I would honestly think it's too light for my skin tone and I make ghosts look tan. 😅
Would love to see you do a full face of Dior makeup - I feel like they've come out with a lot of interesting products in the last few years that are pretty different from what you usually see from luxury makeup brands. And I feel like you'd love the coral version of that blush!
I agree - love their foundations and concealer. They have a beautiful purple shadow palette and nice glosses. I even got sent some of their skincare to review once and was surprised it was very very nice - expensive but nice. Considered asking James about it but it kinda smelled like rose so figured he would not enjoy 🤭😅🌹🥀
@@deecal4104 omg I love Dior backstage and the spray foundation. Dior air nude and dream cushion are great light foundations too. I have that purple eyeshadow pallets of 5 colours along with 4 others and their undercover concealer haha
Love the blush on you it looks so subtle and I do see purple when you turn a certain way not so sure it would work on my dark skin tone but really nice on you
Thank you! Yea I think the statement “it works on everyone” (can’t remember where I read that) isn’t exactly true. This is verging on grey on my skin! 🖤🖤
I recently realized that I've always sort of done the 80s blush style because I like how it looks on my face, so I hope it sticks around, but if it does't, I'll still be doing it.
So glad my blusher placement has finally come back into style. My big old broad cheeks never suited the putting blush on the balls of my cheeks or across the nose placements. I like to do it really high on my cheek bone, half way across and up on to my temple. So much more complementary and it gives the illusion of a lift.
I'd say if you know something works for your face just rock it whether it's on trend right now or not. I guarantee most people you see in your day to day life won't even know that it's not what's in right now. Makeup craze might seem so ubiquitous now because of social media but to be honest it's still quite nieche to be into it to this extent and most people are unaware of the trends.
yessss same I have such a round AF face, even when I lose weight I can't put it on the apples of my cheeks because I'll look fat if I do. but I just don't put it on my temple because who blushes on their temples? lol I only stop on the highest point of my cheekbone
@@josenotmarichan YES!! I don’t remember women putting blush all the way to their hairline in the 80’s! I do remember blush being part of the eye makeup, but then only going up as far as the top of the cheekbones, NOT into the hairline.
@@josenotmarichan I don’t actually put blush directly on my temples themselves but I do blend it up towards the temples. It’s literally just the very faintest of colour (barely there) and the only reason I do that is so it looks blended out. Glad to see I’m not the only one that does it to compliment their face shape rather than what’s in fashion. Don’t get me wrong I think the whole across the nose blush thing is really cute on some people, just not me.... I would just look like one big cheek 😂
Giving these products a chance before cancelling them is so wholesome of you. The blush looked amazing on you, by the way. You pull off purple in ways no one else can
I've been doing the 80's blush look for a few months now and TBH I love it, it looks so flattering on me, and I love breaking out my more unusual blush colours and really making my look pop.
I’m so glad you posted! I’m home recovering from emergency ostomy placement surgery/ major abdominal surgery just two weeks ago. I’ve been sad about it because it wasn’t planned and hate the ostomy bag. So your video is an amazing distraction and pick me up! So thank you so so much! Ily ❤️
5:20 brands can’t claim that a product “cures” acne unless they’ve gone through the FDA because acne is considered a skin disease and therefore products have to go down the drug pathway. though brands can be tricky with the language like “prevents blemishes, evens tone, etc” but they can’t say it treats acne
I'm an 80s girl, so I love that the blush draping is back. The bolder the better! So glad that the eye makeup hasn't though, (no bright blue Mimi Bobeck 😱 ) it's so much more refined now! Now bring back the big hair and the leg warmers and I'll be in 80s heaven 😁
You had me literally GASPING at the idea that Glow Recipe is overhyped. 😆😆😆😆😆😆 Thank the LAWD you started out with it, and stated it was amazing or I might have had to send you a glitter bomb in the mail.
I just have to tell you Robert (if you ever see this lol) I have never been more confident in my makeup skills in my life you have changed the game for me! I don’t cake it on anymore I just play up my natural features and though my skin is changing as I get older I’ve never felt more beautiful now that I’ve learned how to enhance my skin and eyes without completely covering them up and changing my face! Thank you for what you do!!! Also you are a precious soul, I don’t find many people that have similar humor to me and I feel like we have the same sense of humor and it makes me feel like I have a friend ♥️ be blessed!!!
I love 80s blush. Tried it for a theme day back in high school and fell in love. Sometimes I'll incorporate eyeshadow, blending it up and towards the temple. I did this with a pinkish blush and an orangey blush as the eyeshadow. I still do a more subtle version of 80s blush every day.
I am sooo happy that 80’s & 90’s makeup trends and fashion trends are making a comeback! I was born in the late 80’s but I really lived in the 90’s and it’s so fun seeing how all trends come back around after a while 💕
The dior blush, according to dior’s description, has “color revival technology”. They say it reacts to the moisture levels of your skin, and “adjusts to your perfect shade”. I’ve seen so many people demo this blush and it looks fine on pale skin… a little ashy on darker skin.
I think they should make a few versions of each blush shade that accommodate to different skin tones and can then properly react to their skin. It’s silly of Dior to think that blush can accommodate for everyone 🙄
This is how all the color changing makeup products aside from lips are, they promise it'll work for everyone, it cannot change to match your skintone, it just changes to a predetermined color. That's how the lips work too, but that predetermined color is usually pink and not super prone to making people look ill or something. But it won't turn to your perfect lip shade either.
"I'm not a skincare person so I don't know much about it" What do you mean Robert? You have a whole channel dedicated to Skincare don't you? It's called @James Welsh 👀
Lol, I still get confused. I'm subscribed to both and just click the video when it comes up I notifications. When he said said that, I was like "wait, what", then I realised I'm watching the makeup brother
I was a teen back in the 80's and honestly glad to see that blush look come back. It didn't really require precision, anyone could do it, and if you messed up, you just carried it up the face like you did. I honestly think it came from 80's drug store blushers being so crumbly and dry that they just smeared all over the place anyways so we did the feathering out to make the fallout look intentional. There wasn't men's makeup back then (except with hair rockers and other select groups) but now I see how great the look is with a beard, I love it even more! Glad you demonstrated it and even I got a few tips on a look I did day for years. 😁😁😁
I honestly love the infallible powder foundation. With the Nyx poreless primer and hydrating setting spray my skin looked like a Snapchat filter. I have oily dehydrated skin with large pores and I was shook. I know it does not work for all but it’s the one product that does
Fallout like that is why I wear a terrycloth bib when doing my makeup. I don't have the time or money to replace my clothes and once my face is done, I do not want to jump on the struggle bus of getting dressed and risking a foundation-to-fabric transfer. As ever, thank you for the product reviews and technique tutorial!
I always use those bright light pink or lavender or lilac shades on myself for that added brightness!! Those are really flexible shades, not just for fair people!! I swear it makes you glow from within 😊
A makeup artist in my country always use the Dior blush on her clients for engagement/wedding day. She use a peachy muted blush on all over the cheeks and then apply the Dior blush a little bit on the apple of the cheeks to give a romantic look. So I think it's better to use just to add a fresh, romantic vibe, not all over the cheeks..
YES,.. that blush is color shifting from pale pink to a hint of purple,I LOVE IT as well as you and your other show w ur brother.Keep up all your hard work
I saw Dior blush on a woman of color and I was blown away. bought it immediately and regretted it cause it doesn't suit me as a person with fair complection. Then I applied it to the apple of my cheeks the way, which I never did before with my other blushes because it doesn't suit my face structure, and I liked it. it is that one blush that actually looks better on the apple of your cheeks.
I don't care if products are viral or not. It's funny, if influencers really like a product then they get hate for it, they don't like it get hate for it. I love the KVD Good Apple foundation. I know it doesn't work for a lot of ppl but it made my skin look dewy and fresh all day. You're the best Robert! 🙌🥰
Theresa is Dead absolutely loved it and her up close footage looked great! She's my closest skin twin so I am just waiting for it to come back in stock at Ulta... 😣
I, too, was hesitant that the KVD Good Apple Foundation could POSSIBLY live up to the hype. But it did for me, probably only because of my dry skin. My oily skin sisters had disastrous results with it.😖
I really like 80s blush looks when they’re done well. That Dior blush was lovely, too, and I’m wondering if there’s a cruelty free dupe. I’m actually not one to wear blush except for very specific looks, but that one just gave such a beautiful “bathed in lavender light” effect.
Grew up in the eighties. I had one eyeshadow quad (all shimmers)+ one matte lipstick from Dior and a random mascara. Dior cost an arm and a leg but lasted for 24h! Foundation was for tanned people in their late 40-ties and the blush trend for the crowd in disco's. I like the blush trend now. Good placement is key though.
I've been doing the 80s blush for years but on top of minimal contour, I've got a square jaw, high and wide cheekbones and full baby cheeks so that's the best way to accentuate the cheekbones, focus on the eyes and draw attention away from the square jaw and chubby cheeks. Sometimes I use radiant light bronzer in similar manner: c-shaped high on the cheekbones and blended through the eye makeup.
I didn't know that the Dr Jart Cicapair treatment was getting a lot of traction since I don't have TikTok, but the cream from the same line that comes in a tube is one of the most calming and and moisturising products I've ever used. Same with the Ceramidin line. Absolutely love Dr Jart and would 100% repurchase!!
Omg you are so beautiful! As soon as you popped up, I got this overwhelming feeling of joy. I love watching you first thing in the morning, you bring much positivity, to start my day. I love the background so much. The whole aesthetic of this video is chef's kiss 😘 🖤
I love the fact that this 80's blush is coming back, i've been doing my bush like this for a few years now and LOUD BRIGHT pink bushes are so hard to find! I hope brands really get on board and launch some obnoxiously bright colors
I LOVE the 80’s blush look with your eye makeup. It truly pulls the look together. I hope that blush look becomes popular. 🤩☺️I loved the look on my mother, and it was how I learned to contour, with blush. 😳
hii would LOVE to see more "how to" videos from you! You explain things so well and give realistic tips for makeup that look good upfront. I hope you will consider it
Love a sheer lilac blush especially when I'm tan, the contrast is something I enjoy - - so I may actually have to try the Dior blush?!?! I generally haven't found anything of theirs previously to be worth the $$$ but... Clinique has a great lilac/lavender blush as do some of the brands on yes style if that's something you're looking for! What I really need to come back though is Revlon lip butter in gumdrop, the cutest shade of sheer lilac/lavender!!! Thanks Robert, our favorite MUA on TH-cam!!! XOXO
I’m so glad you tried out the Dior blush I just ordered it about two weeks ago and finally tried it this week. I was definitely shocked on the way it looked on my skin too because I would never pick such a pink blush 😂😂 but I love it! Definitely does not look like it does in the pan. Also dying when you talked about the Lorrel powder and how you said you’ve probably complained about it enough 😂❤️
Robert i just want to let you know that you changed my makeup routine to "less is more" now my makeup look more natural and healthy 💖💖 love from south east asia
Robert you have to emulsify your cleansing balm. You do this by adding water after you gently rubbed the oil all over your face. By doing this is really activates and gets everything off✌🏻
I know people probably say this all the time, but robert is so handsome, like his hair is PERFECT in this video. I was 100% vibing with the eyeshadow, patchy or not
I LOVE Dior base products. The blush is beautiful. I ended up purchasing the orange color, too. Their Rouge Holographic blush is everything, as well! 🤣🙌🏼🖤
I agree about the dr jart cica one! I am not dark at all (i'm mixed, so maybe a tad bit darker than you), and I was sooooo dissapointed when i used it, i looked soooo ashy
I’m really pale and for me it works great! But I have seen that it oxidize a bit on me after 5 minutes. And after those 5 minutes it looks good! My boyfriend thought i was wearing foundation when I asked him how he was feeling about my makeup that day. But I really can see that it will not work on a lot of people. I also have a very clean skin, only slight redness around my nose and cheeks and that’s it. It surely is not a product that would cover big blemishes or really red skin!☺️
That purple eyeshadow really makes your brown eyes stand out so pretty they're like sparkling when you were talking about the 80's blush. Gorgeous eyes
The effect of the particular colors you chose for eyeshadows and blushes, mixed with your set background lighting is giving me luxe Miami Vice, and I LOVE IT
Lol!! I get to hear both Robert and James say my name several times in their videos (not that they are actually addressing me but hey) and I definitely don’t want them to ever stop lmao!!!
Everyone…. That candle leaning over in the background is really upsetting me. Also I mention a full face of NYX video… that’s next week! 😝🖤
I came here to say the same thing!
They're so nice too! I love the way you have the place decorated. I'm a Victorian style goth, but my room is bright and colourful for sensory reasons. Best of both world's!
Edit: *worlds
I didn’t notice the candle until you pointed it out. I love your background. Btw, I am having the hardest time covering my cystic acne. After it’s run it’s course, the skin dries out like a scab and is super red. How can I cover this and make it not look like a flesh-toned scab?
Well now that you pointed it out…it’s upsetting me too.
🤣🤣🤣💀
You saying 50 shades of grey is the worst thing that ever happened to the world is the most accurate review ever 🤣
😂😂😂😂…… I read them all though 👀
Came to say the same thing. Those books were trash from start to finish. On so many levels. 🖤🖤
Oh trust me... I have seen worse...
Apparently you have not seen "365 days". Trust me, it's way more worse.
@@RobertWelsh The crossfire series by Sylvia Day is a bit better and written better.
I would have paid extra to have a clip of James saying “niacinimide” for Robert. Marcus, please make this happen
Underrated request 🙌🏻
That's a splendid idea.
YESSSS🙌🏻
*Niacinamide. Sorry had to 😂
😂😂😇
"I probably have, because I like to complain." So relatable
I had a chest tap and a “me too,” on that comment. 😹
"That powder's in my throat"...takes sip of drink full of powder. 🤣
😂😂😂
I died when he was done with that powder that kept falling in his drink & said "happy Halloween everyone" lol he's awesomw
I worked as a beauty consultant at a Walgreens up until recently. In our weekly briefings on new product coming into the store, a lot of the products would be labeled "as seen on TikTok" Even though they hadn't been launched yet
You look dreamy in purple, magical!
Thank yoooou! 🖤🖤
Thank you for making my search 🔍 for the perfect “everything “ so much more glamorous and educational.
This eye look makes me think of the two-tone Trix yogurt cups in the best way 💜💖
@@imaginingdefeat omg yes!! That’s prob why I love purple x pink so much ahaha! 💗💜
I fell for the hype on that "lorral" powder foundation and it looks God awful on me 🤪🖤
I swear powder foundation makes me more oily
I didn’t fall for the tiktok lies, but I tried this foundation because I LOVE the liquid version of this foundation. The powder is crap! Light coverage and breaks down after 5hrs of wear
@@AJ_AJ.I love the liquid version as well
It’s kind of a tricky product but used in the correct way it can look very beautiful. I follow the iconic Katie Jane Hughes on Instagram and she loves this powder. She only uses the smallest amount where she wants to dial down the shine and add a bit of coverage.
@@AJ_AJ. the liquid version has been my ride-or-die since it came out. It does things for my 45 yo dry aging skin that other foundations just don't do. But now I'm trying out the Uoma foundation that Robert just did a video on and hoping that's as good. 🤷♀️
The eye shadow is very reminiscent of the 80s. I'm loving it!
Thank you!! Yesss that was my goal!
@@RobertWelsh Darling, I WISH we'd had colours THAT good!
Add the blue matching eyeliner and mascara to “finish the look”
Any brand who says their own product is viral or “broke the internet” immediately loses credibility to me, especially if they claim it broke the internet and I’ve only ever heard of it on TH-cam ads and not from anyone actually using it 😂
Breaking the internet isn’t something to brag about. The world would hate you if you broke the internet. 😂
When I think of “breaking the internet,” I think of a server crashing because there are too many people on it at the same time, such as registering for classes at a college or Colourpop’s website when they had first launched their first Hocus Pocus collection.
I love the distinction of which products are good for certain skintones. Because it really let's you know what products that would waste your time. I mean given which products are promoted by which tiktokers you know but still.
Even though I’m not a blush wearer, myself, I love dramatic blush like the 80’s style. Gives me goth vibes. Like Siouxsie Sioux 💜💀🖤
The Dior blush looks like something I'd use as a blush topper to give a blush an extra dimension but wouldn't drop hella Dior coin for it 😂
That’s such a good idea! 🖤
I was going to say the same thing and then was like…who is buying a Dior blush topper? That’s what eyeshadow is for 😅
I’ve been buying this blush since 2013 and it’s one of my faves for a natural glow, it always goes on Uber pastel pink then calms down after 20 minutes… but I’m like shade 0.5 in most foundations so maybe it only suits super pale people 😅
I saw the hype regarding Dior Backstage Pink. It was sold out so I bought the peach while I waited for the pink. I love them both. I always thought peach looked heinous on me. Both look great and soft. It settles down 15 minutes after applying. I mix both shades together often. I am light complected with pink undertones.
Dior blush go crazy honestly my blush tends to fall (probably due to my skin type and lack of expertise) but the blush does not fade *at all* to the point you gotta make sure to not put too much of it expecting it to fade later. That bitch is hanging on.
This is my experience with their 999 blush though, but just saying the coin is kinda worth it. You only need a tiny bit and it lasts all day from my experience.
I adoooore 80s blush. It looks so much better than the dollface look you get from only applying the color to the apples of your cheeks.
Oh god I thought for a second you were going to say Glow Recipe is overhyped and James was gonna burst into the room and yell at you 😅
Yea! Didn’t he just release a video with this as a holy grail… thought robert was about to trash it 😀
I would’ve lived for that twin battle though
Ha ha. I thought the same thing!
Lol same I saw the glow recipe in the thumbnail and was like oh no James is gonna be pissed
I legit gasped when I saw glow recipe, I was afraid it was going to be trashed!
That Dior blush has Dollar Tree looking makeup packaging.
I personally like the 80s blush placement. It suits my face shape better than "apples".
When Robert sees a light pink blush/powder, he's wary or indifferent. When he notices it may bring a bit of purple to his life, it automatically turns to love. 😂
That "Laurel" powder gave me such a flashback to high school. I have always had reddish undertones in my skin so I religiously used Clean & Clear's blue powder to absorb oil and counteract my weird undertones. I found some photos a while back and I look so cakey and slightly dead- which I guess was fine bc I was a goth kid. Such a weird flashback, I can still almost smell it.
I love how lowkey triggered Robert gets because of TikTok lol
anyone over a certain age feels the same way lol no offense Robert it’s me too
It’s fucking tiktok who wouldn’t nothing but idiot with no talent or anything to contribute to society are getting low rent fame and millions when all the money should be going to feeding the starving and housing the homeless saving animals and the environment not white people who are too stiff do to a decent job and steal those dances from black creators
@@babyluvs837 hey come on now. it’s just the ppl that are trying to go viral that are misinformed dummies. there is some decent info out there. you just have to know how to dissect it and find the facts. and that’s coming from someone who has fully deleted tik tok lol
@@babyluvs837 why do you have to bring race into it??? They're all annoying, it doesn't have to be about the color of their skin 🙄
@@babyluvs837 although I do agree with you about every thing else you said. The money could go to much better places, for sure...
As someone who goes HAM on blush and has enjoyed drapey blush looks, I'm so excited if the full on 80s blush look gets popular.
I appreciate that you were super clear that the first item was not made for everyone. It just…yeah it’s better to be clear about these things. Love you for that.
As soon as you start talking my 8 month old is just all giggles. I think she has a crush 😂
I think that Dior blush has a subtle blue hue to it. Like, very subtle. Almost like when they were formulating the color they added a smidgen of blue to it so that when it's diffused the warmer pink color comes forward when you look at it but when it's shadowed the blue is more dominant because the pink is muted. It's like an optical illusion.
I don't think it's that subtle, to be honest. When he applied it lightly at first, it almost looked grey and ghastly. It only toned down a little after he applied more, and it still had a slight blue-grey shift to to it then.
@@shadypalmtree2989 when he first applied it his head was turned so it was shadowed. It didn't start reading pink to me until he did the other side which was facing the lights. The color payoff is very minimal and it might have taken more product to even show up on his skin because of the studio lights and because of how pale the product is. Without seeing it in person I would honestly think it's too light for my skin tone and I make ghosts look tan. 😅
Would love to see you do a full face of Dior makeup - I feel like they've come out with a lot of interesting products in the last few years that are pretty different from what you usually see from luxury makeup brands. And I feel like you'd love the coral version of that blush!
I ordered it !! 😝 I will be looking at more of their products for sure!! 🖤🖤
Yes I use Dior make up myself haha
Their foundations are AMAZING!
I agree - love their foundations and concealer. They have a beautiful purple shadow palette and nice glosses. I even got sent some of their skincare to review once and was surprised it was very very nice - expensive but nice. Considered asking James about it but it kinda smelled like rose so figured he would not enjoy 🤭😅🌹🥀
@@deecal4104 omg I love Dior backstage and the spray foundation. Dior air nude and dream cushion are great light foundations too. I have that purple eyeshadow pallets of 5 colours along with 4 others and their undercover concealer haha
Love the blush on you it looks so subtle and I do see purple when you turn a certain way not so sure it would work on my dark skin tone but really nice on you
Thank you! Yea I think the statement “it works on everyone” (can’t remember where I read that) isn’t exactly true. This is verging on grey on my skin! 🖤🖤
I recently realized that I've always sort of done the 80s blush style because I like how it looks on my face, so I hope it sticks around, but if it does't, I'll still be doing it.
I've always done it that way too, I have really undefined features(soft jawline/cheekbones) and I find it helps add some depth
I always do 80s blush if I do blush like everyone elce I look like a clown lol. X
I'm missing out, cbf doing any blush at all....maybe once lockdown is over I might make an effort lol
@@daviesdavies538 sooo did u do blush?? Bcuz it’s the BEST
@@hadesisbaby still haven't lol I've been playing around with lipstick colours tho and so far blush would be a little much if matched
"I'm gonna go ahead and put a name on the screen"
**CRICKETS**
Niacinamide lol
hah. yeah i thought, “but…. but you didn’t.”
I am glad I'm not the only one who noticed. I was like ok cool here we go let's get my skin care started
I thought the same but when you click on the screen it’s near the bottom like a time stamp on the video almost it’s hard to describe
@@Alena-ol4tr exactly! He titles it ^__^
So glad my blusher placement has finally come back into style. My big old broad cheeks never suited the putting blush on the balls of my cheeks or across the nose placements. I like to do it really high on my cheek bone, half way across and up on to my temple. So much more complementary and it gives the illusion of a lift.
I second that. I have full cheeks and putting it on the apples of my cheeks makes my face look bigger.
I'd say if you know something works for your face just rock it whether it's on trend right now or not. I guarantee most people you see in your day to day life won't even know that it's not what's in right now. Makeup craze might seem so ubiquitous now because of social media but to be honest it's still quite nieche to be into it to this extent and most people are unaware of the trends.
yessss same I have such a round AF face, even when I lose weight I can't put it on the apples of my cheeks because I'll look fat if I do. but I just don't put it on my temple because who blushes on their temples? lol I only stop on the highest point of my cheekbone
@@josenotmarichan YES!! I don’t remember women putting blush all the way to their hairline in the 80’s! I do remember blush being part of the eye makeup, but then only going up as far as the top of the cheekbones, NOT into the hairline.
@@josenotmarichan I don’t actually put blush directly on my temples themselves but I do blend it up towards the temples. It’s literally just the very faintest of colour (barely there) and the only reason I do that is so it looks blended out. Glad to see I’m not the only one that does it to compliment their face shape rather than what’s in fashion. Don’t get me wrong I think the whole across the nose blush thing is really cute on some people, just not me.... I would just look like one big cheek 😂
Giving these products a chance before cancelling them is so wholesome of you. The blush looked amazing on you, by the way. You pull off purple in ways no one else can
I've been doing the 80's blush look for a few months now and TBH I love it, it looks so flattering on me, and I love breaking out my more unusual blush colours and really making my look pop.
I’m so glad you posted! I’m home recovering from emergency ostomy placement surgery/ major abdominal surgery just two weeks ago. I’ve been sad about it because it wasn’t planned and hate the ostomy bag. So your video is an amazing distraction and pick me up! So thank you so so much! Ily ❤️
Wishing you a speedy recovery. Take care of yourself ❤️ sending you many positive and healing vibes.
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Indeed, best wishes for a speedy recovery! One of my besties deals with an ostomy so I have a general idea of the struggles, bless your heart! XOXO
Hope ur doing OK Mikayla🧡
@@saraa1741 omg thank you so so much! This is so kind of you 🥺❤️.
5:20 brands can’t claim that a product “cures” acne unless they’ve gone through the FDA because acne is considered a skin disease and therefore products have to go down the drug pathway. though brands can be tricky with the language like “prevents blemishes, evens tone, etc” but they can’t say it treats acne
Cure vs treat are very different especially if they have ingredients that are approved (i.e. salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide)
Me: that blush looks looks dead body purple
Robert: “is it purple? Do I like it? I think I like it!”
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I'm an 80s girl, so I love that the blush draping is back. The bolder the better!
So glad that the eye makeup hasn't though, (no bright blue Mimi Bobeck 😱 ) it's so much more refined now!
Now bring back the big hair and the leg warmers and I'll be in 80s heaven 😁
You had me literally GASPING at the idea that Glow Recipe is overhyped.
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Thank the LAWD you started out with it, and stated it was amazing or I might have had to send you a glitter bomb in the mail.
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But....it is overhyped and completely unnecessary. IMO.
@@chandracox6814 Nope! I absolutely love it and think their products are absolutely worth every single penny.
I just have to tell you Robert (if you ever see this lol) I have never been more confident in my makeup skills in my life you have changed the game for me! I don’t cake it on anymore I just play up my natural features and though my skin is changing as I get older I’ve never felt more beautiful now that I’ve learned how to enhance my skin and eyes without completely covering them up and changing my face! Thank you for what you do!!! Also you are a precious soul, I don’t find many people that have similar humor to me and I feel like we have the same sense of humor and it makes me feel like I have a friend ♥️ be blessed!!!
Yesssss. Been wanting a reliable review on the Juno and co. cleansing balm.
I love it. It’s cheap and works as well as the expensive stuff
I love 80s blush. Tried it for a theme day back in high school and fell in love. Sometimes I'll incorporate eyeshadow, blending it up and towards the temple. I did this with a pinkish blush and an orangey blush as the eyeshadow. I still do a more subtle version of 80s blush every day.
You went on a JOURNEY with that Dior blush!
I am sooo happy that 80’s & 90’s makeup trends and fashion trends are making a comeback! I was born in the late 80’s but I really lived in the 90’s and it’s so fun seeing how all trends come back around after a while 💕
Oooo what a lovely way to start my Sunday! Hope you have a good day, Robert, thank you for your creative work
Thank you! 🖤🖤🖤
The dior blush, according to dior’s description, has “color revival technology”. They say it reacts to the moisture levels of your skin, and “adjusts to your perfect shade”. I’ve seen so many people demo this blush and it looks fine on pale skin… a little ashy on darker skin.
I think they should make a few versions of each blush shade that accommodate to different skin tones and can then properly react to their skin. It’s silly of Dior to think that blush can accommodate for everyone 🙄
@@PennyWenny224 literally like a couple more shades wouldnt hurt
This is how all the color changing makeup products aside from lips are, they promise it'll work for everyone, it cannot change to match your skintone, it just changes to a predetermined color.
That's how the lips work too, but that predetermined color is usually pink and not super prone to making people look ill or something. But it won't turn to your perfect lip shade either.
I personally use cool toned pale pink almost purple blusher. I love it! The dior blush shade is right up my alley.
"I'm not a skincare person so I don't know much about it"
What do you mean Robert? You have a whole channel dedicated to Skincare don't you? It's called @James Welsh 👀
Lol, I still get confused.
I'm subscribed to both and just click the video when it comes up I notifications.
When he said said that, I was like "wait, what", then I realised I'm watching the makeup brother
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😂😂😂💀 ok this was a great comment!
James is Robert’s brother! 🥰
@@issabellrevere8205 lol.. It was sarcasm
I was a teen back in the 80's and honestly glad to see that blush look come back. It didn't really require precision, anyone could do it, and if you messed up, you just carried it up the face like you did. I honestly think it came from 80's drug store blushers being so crumbly and dry that they just smeared all over the place anyways so we did the feathering out to make the fallout look intentional. There wasn't men's makeup back then (except with hair rockers and other select groups) but now I see how great the look is with a beard, I love it even more! Glad you demonstrated it and even I got a few tips on a look I did day for years. 😁😁😁
I honestly love the infallible powder foundation. With the Nyx poreless primer and hydrating setting spray my skin looked like a Snapchat filter. I have oily dehydrated skin with large pores and I was shook. I know it does not work for all but it’s the one product that does
I also have oily dehydrated skin and I'm thinking to try this powder, I just want a quick application and decent coverage
Fallout like that is why I wear a terrycloth bib when doing my makeup. I don't have the time or money to replace my clothes and once my face is done, I do not want to jump on the struggle bus of getting dressed and risking a foundation-to-fabric transfer.
As ever, thank you for the product reviews and technique tutorial!
I can remember department store MUAs instructing us the bring blush in a “C “ around the the temple to the forehead.
I always use those bright light pink or lavender or lilac shades on myself for that added brightness!! Those are really flexible shades, not just for fair people!! I swear it makes you glow from within 😊
A makeup artist in my country always use the Dior blush on her clients for engagement/wedding day. She use a peachy muted blush on all over the cheeks and then apply the Dior blush a little bit on the apple of the cheeks to give a romantic look. So I think it's better to use just to add a fresh, romantic vibe, not all over the cheeks..
YES,.. that blush is color shifting from pale pink to a hint of purple,I LOVE IT as well as you and your other show w ur brother.Keep up all your hard work
Listening to this, every time Robert said drastic I heard Jurassic
Made for a very different video
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I saw Dior blush on a woman of color and I was blown away. bought it immediately and regretted it cause it doesn't suit me as a person with fair complection. Then I applied it to the apple of my cheeks the way, which I never did before with my other blushes because it doesn't suit my face structure, and I liked it. it is that one blush that actually looks better on the apple of your cheeks.
yessss I've I've watching you and James's videos all morning, grateful for a new one!
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I've been doing the same! Bloody thrilled 😁
I don't care if products are viral or not. It's funny, if influencers really like a product then they get hate for it, they don't like it get hate for it. I love the KVD Good Apple foundation. I know it doesn't work for a lot of ppl but it made my skin look dewy and fresh all day. You're the best Robert! 🙌🥰
The good apple foundation is my all time favorite foundation! It’s my daily foundation!
@@trishamarie girl same! I have a ton of foundations that I love but it's definitely one of my favs
Theresa is Dead absolutely loved it and her up close footage looked great! She's my closest skin twin so I am just waiting for it to come back in stock at Ulta... 😣
I, too, was hesitant that the KVD Good Apple Foundation could POSSIBLY live up to the hype. But it did for me, probably only because of my dry skin. My oily skin sisters had disastrous results with it.😖
I really like 80s blush looks when they’re done well. That Dior blush was lovely, too, and I’m wondering if there’s a cruelty free dupe. I’m actually not one to wear blush except for very specific looks, but that one just gave such a beautiful “bathed in lavender light” effect.
I think that blush magically complimented the eye shades you were wearing. I really liked the way it looked on you.
Grew up in the eighties. I had one eyeshadow quad (all shimmers)+ one matte lipstick from Dior and a random mascara. Dior cost an arm and a leg but lasted for 24h!
Foundation was for tanned people in their late 40-ties and the blush trend for the crowd in disco's.
I like the blush trend now. Good placement is key though.
I've been doing the 80s blush for years but on top of minimal contour, I've got a square jaw, high and wide cheekbones and full baby cheeks so that's the best way to accentuate the cheekbones, focus on the eyes and draw attention away from the square jaw and chubby cheeks. Sometimes I use radiant light bronzer in similar manner: c-shaped high on the cheekbones and blended through the eye makeup.
When he pulled out the powder foundation all I could hear was LORRRAL🤣🤣
1:14 omg I was so skeptical about the watermelon cream. I think the factory vlog has made them stand out more.
I didn't know that the Dr Jart Cicapair treatment was getting a lot of traction since I don't have TikTok, but the cream from the same line that comes in a tube is one of the most calming and and moisturising products I've ever used. Same with the Ceramidin line. Absolutely love Dr Jart and would 100% repurchase!!
The Ceramidin cream is holy grail for me. Love it!
You are so REAL! The comments, the humour, the self-realisations... talent, comedy and education all in one. Thank you, Robert xx
Omg you are so beautiful! As soon as you popped up, I got this overwhelming feeling of joy. I love watching you first thing in the morning, you bring much positivity, to start my day. I love the background so much. The whole aesthetic of this video is chef's kiss 😘 🖤
Sara!! Thank you so so much 😭 🖤🖤🖤
I love make up from the 80s especially the punky looks, the wet shiny eyeshadow! Love
I really prefer the L’oreal infallible liquid. The powder has that cadaver effect I will avoid whatever the cost.
I just wear a light layer on my T-zone and stay hydrated. I don't need much for coverage and I always use a powder brush so my skin will breathe.
I use that. It works pretty well for me. Definitely helps when I may get sweaty from the heat or greasy from sunscreen
I love the fact that this 80's blush is coming back, i've been doing my bush like this for a few years now and LOUD BRIGHT pink bushes are so hard to find! I hope brands really get on board and launch some obnoxiously bright colors
That eye look is everything!!!!!!!!!!!! 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you!! 🖤🖤🖤
The cleansing balm conversation... you got me off makeup removing wipes & into the ELF removing balm. I love it! Thank you!
I love the 80s look!!! Would you ever do a tutorial on it?
The orangey blush with the pink/purple is so dreamy ✨
You made me so happy when Robert said “Fifty Shades” was the worst thing to happen! 🥰🖤
I LOVE the 80’s blush look with your eye makeup. It truly pulls the look together.
I hope that blush look becomes popular. 🤩☺️I loved the look on my mother, and it was how I learned to contour, with blush. 😳
Love how your make up matches your back ground lighting 💜💖
Your little blusher face "Do I like it?!" 😊☺️🥰. Yes you do! 😂
hii would LOVE to see more "how to" videos from you! You explain things so well and give realistic tips for makeup that look good upfront. I hope you will consider it
Love a sheer lilac blush especially when I'm tan, the contrast is something I enjoy - - so I may actually have to try the Dior blush?!?! I generally haven't found anything of theirs previously to be worth the $$$ but... Clinique has a great lilac/lavender blush as do some of the brands on yes style if that's something you're looking for! What I really need to come back though is Revlon lip butter in gumdrop, the cutest shade of sheer lilac/lavender!!! Thanks Robert, our favorite MUA on TH-cam!!! XOXO
I'm loving the 80's blush!!
I’m so glad you tried out the Dior blush I just ordered it about two weeks ago and finally tried it this week. I was definitely shocked on the way it looked on my skin too because I would never pick such a pink blush 😂😂 but I love it! Definitely does not look like it does in the pan.
Also dying when you talked about the Lorrel powder and how you said you’ve probably complained about it enough 😂❤️
I love all things 80s (despite not living through it...off by 5 years)! Your tutorial was so helpful!
That blush was confusingly pretty on you, I really liked it
Robert i just want to let you know that you changed my makeup routine to "less is more" now my makeup look more natural and healthy 💖💖 love from south east asia
I loveee that you put the time stamps to the products💕
Im living for this eye look! Me and my army of primark eyeshadows are gonna mangle this together!
Robert you have to emulsify your cleansing balm. You do this by adding water after you gently rubbed the oil all over your face. By doing this is really activates and gets everything off✌🏻
Happy Sunday! I’m obsessed with the 80’s blush. I can’t get enough of it. 😍💜
I know people probably say this all the time, but robert is so handsome, like his hair is PERFECT in this video.
I was 100% vibing with the eyeshadow, patchy or not
After spending the entire damn day scrolling through tiktok this is what I needed to pull me away 🤦🏼♀️ happy Sunday lovely ❤️
I’ve been doing the saaame! 😂😂🖤🖤🖤
@@RobertWelsh cleaning and organising tiktok really got me today 😂😂
I LOVE Dior base products. The blush is beautiful. I ended up purchasing the orange color, too. Their Rouge Holographic blush is everything, as well! 🤣🙌🏼🖤
Robert: 80’s blush is back.
Me, a Gen X’r: 🙈🙈
That eye look!! 😍😍😍😍😍 I need it on my face! 😃
I agree about the dr jart cica one! I am not dark at all (i'm mixed, so maybe a tad bit darker than you), and I was sooooo dissapointed when i used it, i looked soooo ashy
It’s disappointing isn’t it!!! It’s a good idea, but needs work for sure!
I’m really pale and for me it works great! But I have seen that it oxidize a bit on me after 5 minutes. And after those 5 minutes it looks good! My boyfriend thought i was wearing foundation when I asked him how he was feeling about my makeup that day. But I really can see that it will not work on a lot of people. I also have a very clean skin, only slight redness around my nose and cheeks and that’s it. It surely is not a product that would cover big blemishes or really red skin!☺️
I'm in love with that brush he's using for the blush and bronzer!!!
I was almost ready to throw hands if you were calling the Glow Recipe niacinamide drops overhyped 😂
Oh noooooooo never! 🖤🖤
came here just to say this😂😂😂
@@riemi2689 we were ready to start screaming for James to come fix the situation 😂
@@KittyCat260 1000%💪😁
Omg 🤣 Same!!!
That purple eyeshadow really makes your brown eyes stand out so pretty they're like sparkling when you were talking about the 80's blush. Gorgeous eyes
I feel like at Lorrrel they noticed that nobody was buying that powder so they decided to change the marketing for it
I wouldn't doubt that for a second
The effect of the particular colors you chose for eyeshadows and blushes, mixed with your set background lighting is giving me luxe Miami Vice, and I LOVE IT
I love when you do these kinds of videos yay!!!! Love you Robert!!! You’ve taught me everything I know and all the techniques I use everyday!! 😘😘❤️❤️
Thank you so much Jackie! 🖤🖤
It's Jackie !😂
Lol!! I get to hear both Robert and James say my name several times in their videos (not that they are actually addressing me but hey) and I definitely don’t want them to ever stop lmao!!!
@@jackielynnlloyd5873 😂 I'm thinking merch with "Just ask Jackie" and "Lore All... I think I'm worth it"
Knowledge, humour and honesty and a touch of confusion in 1 video, what more could you want. Luv it and thank you 😊🤗🇦🇺