UNDERPAINTING FOR BEGINNERS | NATURAL MAKEUP | OVER 40
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- Thank you for tuning in to today's video - UNDERPAINTING FOR BEGINNERS - This has become such a big trend recently, and although it seems like a lot of makeup, and a lot of time, I'm actually using less makeup than usual, it can be a really quick process, and the finished result is so soft and skin-like! Hope you enjoy and give it a try x
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I've been seeing the temple contour lately. I'm 57 and was always told that that was an area that showed aging because it tends to sink in there when we get older, so I've never thought about contouring there. It's so interesting how trends change. It really is.
Yes i agree . Wayne Goss said once that contouring on mature women can actually age us x
@julie morris I light up the temple area, mine are very hollow, no need to recede them more. After all, people pay tons of money to have them filled because it's the first sign of aging.
I totally agree. I've been putting highlight there to bring the slight sinking forward. Guess 20 somethings always want to look older then you get older and its the reverse
I think it depends on the face shape. Obviously contour goes in different places depending on bone structure. If you find that your temples are a little sunken, definitely highlighter is better than contour to bring those areas forward, rather than push them back. xxx
Its ike an artist when they paint a face. There is always shadow and light. This is a great idea. Definitely softens the look.
I’m going to give it a try. I’m 63 and never thought this would work for me. I love the softness of the look. Now that I am growing out my gray hair, I think this look would look soft and lovely. (Hopefully I can pull it off!) 😅
I've been "underpainting" since 1985 when it didn't have a label. And I'm sure many women have been doing it since modern makeup came into existence.
Good for you. What does that have to do with this video? Now SHE is trying it and SHE is making a video about it.
@@daynakopitzke9778 I do believe that Gemma asked for comments regarding those who may try the technique and those who already have. The OP shared her experience and there wasn’t anything in her words to get you to react so. I don’t like bullying and you’re treading it’s fine line. ✌🏼
@@magpiesneedle2575 I knew the technique would have been around a while. It’s amazing how things come around again isn’t it. My daughter thinks cargo trousers and flares are new. 🤣
Nina Ubhi is a makeup artist her videos are educational & very helpful
The fact that you didn't blend each product separately, and just put the foundation over it all is amazing! I haven't tried underpainting yet, but I'm definitely going to try this! Thank you for this video :)
This is my favorite way to do my makeup. I do this most days because I’m too heavy handed to put my cream contour & blush on top of my foundation. 🤣
Love it.. so beautiful as always ❤️
This looks great Gemma, I love your message that we can try these techniques at any age! I’ll definitely give it a try Xx
I have been doing this since watching a makeup artist on TikTok. I purchased the Believe contour sticks after TikTok reviews. It is so easy and does look beautiful. The small amount of foundation is great. BYW, I’m 69 yrs old. So, if I can do it, anyone can!! Fast and easy!!!! Love it!!
Hi Gemma. The only off-putting element of this technique for me is using only one brush for all the products, including the darkest ones (which would be bronzer or blush). Once you go and blend bronzer or blush, the brush is bound to have some darker residue on. So if you go back and blend some more around the face I'm afrad I'll spread bronzer/blush everywhere.
You have a point. But I guess you could give the brush tip a wipe and a swirl on a tissue or cloth, in order to get rid of the darker shade residue
I tend not to worry about this, but you could wipe your brush or use a different one. xxx
I have never heard of under painting before today. I can honestly stay I will never do this technique. I did enjoy watching you.
I’ll be trying this. This is a great instructional tutorial ❤Elle
This is where all those huda beauty concealers you bought trying to find the right shade come in useful. I've done something similar but without blending the foundation on top, just using a stick foundation or skin toned concealer for the gaps. It's actually a good technique for more mature skin as you're not using as many layers of makeup or powders, which can be more flattering on more mature skin.
I’ve been “underpainting” for some time, and find that a beauty blender does a better job to smoothly blend the foundation on top.
It all blended together beautifully!!
This was a very interesting video. It’s amazing how you transformed the ‘Aunt Sally’ look into the lovely natural look after blending. I would LOVE to see you do this on your mum as I am closer to her age than yours and would like to see how it works on more mature skin. 😊
This looks like fun!!!
Your make up does look so youthful...love it! I will give it a go
Been doing this for years as I'm usually too fair to put bronzer or contour on the top. Always found with liquids and creams I could take the edge off them being too dark for me by putting them underneath my foundation. Hilarious that the gen z are following trends long used by us gen x
Looks wonderful! I will be trying this out 💕 thanks for sharing!
Ahhhh, that looks gorgeous!!
Oh My Goodness, that did turn out beautiful!!!
Wow you make that look so easy. Beautiful results. You're an inspiration. I'll give it a go.
Amazing!! It turned out so pretty!
Amazing! You look beautiful ❤ I need to give this a go. I’m thinking that I might end up looking like a murky mess 😂
Wow Gem that looks amazing! Lol loved the reference to Aunt Sally, good old Worzel Gummidge! 😂😂
It looks perfect on you. I am so happy you shared this as my contouring just wasn’t working and I am going to try it for sure and let you know if it worked for me. Thanks so much 😊❤
WOW GEMMA!!! so fabulous thank you for the awesome tutorial!!!!!
Love it… will try this!
Looks fun. Will have to try it this weekend.
Great instructional video, I will definitely give this a go. Thank you Gemma ❤
Now that I see you do it makes some sense to use less layers if you can really blend well. Worth a try. Thanks Gemma. You make it all make sense
This technique is gorgeous on you! I have never heard of underpainting before so this was great to watch. At first I thought holy smokes how can all those different color streaks look natural? Fascinating and what a fun new thing to try out. I may start with the bronzer and blush and then my foundation. Thank you Gemma I really enjoyed this one!
I have only just discovered your videos and absolutely love them. Thank you! Will definitely give it a go. Thank you 🙏🏼
I've been underpainting for a week now after seeing a video on it last week. I love it. It feel that it makes my makeup look more natural and is so much easier to do than first starting with foundation and then adding contour and blush. You are right that less product is used.
I have just tried this today and i absolutely love it its so soft and im 54 almost 55 it looks so natural so easy to do love this look
I loved this look. I used my Dior face and body with Westman Atelier cream blush and bronzer. Perfection!!! Thank you so much - You give the best tutorials!
Definitely trying tomorrow for my doc app! Will see how it goes
Loved this Video Gemma👍
This Technique makes you look really Natural.
Thanks, I will need to Give this a go! Love Cathy xxx
I did this technique with cream blush this morning..i loved the outcome, i also tapped some powder blush over top..i used the Elf chubby cream blush with Dior forever glo foundation and Lancome blush over top..less powder blush keeps that dewy look in the dry winter weather..can't wait to try the cream bronzer next👍
I am definitely going to give it a go!
Beautiful result. Thank you.
I remember when I was in my teens we used to draw a heart from the centre of our forehead down to under the chin with contour 2 lines of blush up each cheek from2 fingers from nose to temple 1 line each side where the cheek softens and highlight on top of the cheeks tip of nose and top of nose on forehead then blend, This reminds me of that to a certain extent. I have tried this before as I watch tictok occasionally and I know it works but it's also a good way to find out how you look with the natural look, but I'm to heavy handed to just go with natural so a good trick to know. I will do it again tomorrow but with deeper blush as like you I do like my blush, if you put highlighter on quite heavy handed that also shows through as a soft sheen and very flattering. Xx 😚 🤗 🥰
Loving this techniques outcome. Definitely gonna have to try this. Your face looks flawless and has the make-up, no make-up look which is my go to.
Running upstairs right now to try this. ❤
I will definitely try this especially with the contour as it sometimes looks not good applied on top of foundation. Thank you Gemma 😊
It's really works well. I only used contour underneath and it blends very naturally. I use the amber creme contour from fenty beauty.
I am going to try this. It looks beautiful.
Wow! I was sceptical. I thought ‘that’s a lot of product’ but it turned out so nice and you used less foundation! Hmm I’m definitely trying this out
Literally just watched this, and am going straight off to try it out. I do think I will put a little highlighter on my cheeks though.... Great video! Maybe try it out on your mom?
So pretty! I’m going to try this 😊
Beautiful! I’m definitely going to try this technique now that you’ve demonstrated the correct way to do it. I tried it before but I blended everything in before applying my foundation and the contour & blush didn’t show through. Thank you so much… you’re the best & you’re funny, too! Love & hugs,
AnnaMaria
Love it love it. A super no makeup day today, decorating the downstairs loo, so thought I would give this a try. Had no stick bronzer so used my usual Charlotte Tilbury powder. I am so pleased with the natural glow it gives me will be doing it again. Would work well for sailing days will need to look back at your videos to find a good waterproof foundation.
I kind of want to try this now. Your videos always make things feel more accessible to me. I’d really love a tutorial on blush and bronzer application and placement. I like a lot of blush, but I always feel like I can’t get the placement right with my eye bags. So I settle for looking too pale with a teeny amount of blush.
Update - I’ve tried this 3 x now. It’s very easy and effective. The first time I put a little too much foundation on but I actually find this quicker than what I was doing. I used revolution bronzing cream (light mixed with medium was good for my skin tone) the first time then SOSU contour stick in Cool and the SOSU rose blush stick for blush and then the highlighter stick. The elf cream blush also worked well the first time. All the products I used blended really well. I think I am still on the search for a better foundation but all in all I love this technique ❤ Thank you Gemma 😊
Well I know what I'm doing tomorrow after I get out of the shower. :D
And I shall try this BEFORE the shower! Lol!
@@Donna-cc1kt so true! I've been doing more double face cleansing since I started practicing this! xx 🤣✌️🐺🫶
I want to try this...I'll have to go shopping now
I recently discovered underpainting, and it has changed my life!
OMG! That’s gorgeous and I wasn’t sure for the first half of the video. 😅
Thanks lovely, so so appreciated as always xo👌🙏🇦🇺 hugs from Australia, your the only one who's convinced me to give certain techniques and looks a go xo bless
Gorgeous ! 😊❤
being older, I would love to see you try this with your mum
I recently changed most of my makeup from powder to cream, so this is going to be helpful. I’ve been seeing this ‘rend’ a lot and I much prefer a natural look. I’m going to give it a try but I’m not sure about foundation…I have Lottie London and Sephora’s brand so I’m not sure of the coverage. But I don’t like a lot of coverage. Ooooh, this will be a challenge. Thanks for the tempting mini tutorial
Im 62 and have never even thought of trying this but will definitely be having a go out like so nice. Xx
I found that fascinating Gemma as I had never heard of this technique and may give it a try if I can find a vegan cruelty free cream contour stick. Thanks for another great video 🙂
I love it! Succinct and and a great tutorial. I don’t even bother with extra long bla bla bla ones. You looked luminous! Yay! ❤
I really want to try this too xxx
Wow, I have never heard of underpainting before (shame on me for being so lazy with social media 😅), but will definitely give it a go after seeing this beautiful result and great tutorial 🤩 Would you mind sharing some extra underpainting tips for oily/combination skin? (I usually finish my make up routine with a pressed powder from Clinique to keep the oil/shine at bay 😓
Enjoyed this video wow
I for sure, will try it this weekend! Very interesting. I don't have tiktok, so I don't see "viral" stuff lol.
I don’t have TikTok so I have never seen this. So I will have to try it. 😊
Nina Ubhi does this all the time and has great instructional videos on her technique 😊
love her technique!
I try it a view times.I going to do it a lot more because i like the look .love youre look to ,and afcourse a bit more blush i am a blush girl of 55 to lol.🥰
This looks great, Gemma! I think I’ll try it soon. ❤ what are you wearing on your eyes if you don’t mind answering? Thanks! 😊
Really want to try this now. I love a more subtle contour look but like you I'd definitely have to put more blush on after 😂
Thanks so much as always for a great video
trying tomorrow! consider me influenced 😮
@@JennaKennedy me too 😂
I've seen you loving the Makeup By Mario Bronzer stick Gemma, so I decided to order it and give it a go. I'm new to bronzer, I tried the Milani powder one you like, but I find it can look "muddy" at times. Thanks for another great video! Not sure I'm brave enough to try under painting, but still very informative!
That happens to me if the bronzer is slightly too deep or the wrong undertone. xxx
Wow I've never heard of this before 😮😮😊😊
Great video
Hey Gemma it’s a very natural look
But I sooner do like I always do
It my beautiful on you & I’ve seen many do it I’m just to lazy 😂see you soon 🌺
Interesting, and I might try it, but I have no cream products for blush and bronzer/contour!
Hi Gemma always love your tutorials, this seems a lot like what the seint makeup girls do..have you tried seint? Just wondered what your opinion was on it...they colour match you too which I always seem to end up with the wrong colour even when I go instore xxx
Well, I saw the title "Underpainting" and thought we were having an update on your building work!😜🤣 I may give this a go, but I am currently "glowing" enough if you catch my drift! I can't seem to get on with brush application and always go back to a sponge. Can you achieve this look with a sponge? X
I thought exactly the same. I knew about the technique but didn’t realise it had a name
@@paulawooding7325 Glad I'm not the only one Paula!😜😘
Love your tips on all products I'm over 70 use maxfactor makeup do you ever test this
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I tried this technique this morning. Loved it but needed more blusher as it can disappear under medium coverage foundation. Still, it was the first attempt. Looks more natural I thought
Love the look, has your mum tried this technique, would love to see on her too.
I'm not sure Beth, but I'll ask her xxx
Hi Gemma, like Sophie I thought we were getting an update on your building works! 😂
It looks fantastic on you, I’m not sure I’m brave enough to try it though.
Have I missed the review on the Le Mer foundation, is it your new fav?
Thanks. I've wanted to go to creams b/c at 70 my skin is dry. I have a long face. and high forehead. Where would I put the trip dark line?
The look is lovely, very English rose
I love this concept because I like the natural look without contour lines. I saw another utuber do this and I tried it. My best makeup day ever. Gemma is the Makeup by Mario bronzer better than Nars laguna cream bronzer? I was planning to buy Nars but that was such a smooth looking application. Thanks for this fabulous tutorial!
I like them both but the Nars is darker on me so looks slightly less natural xxx
Thank you for this! Needed it. Yes it's my long posts again. So much has been going on w/me & some family members. Lost my dad 2yrs ago, sister has leukemia & is only 2yrs older than me. Then the drama of my diseases. Lots of praying! Dior foundation is fabulous! I've had excellent results from it. Less is so much more for me as I'm aging definitely.. I've been practicing this & need to practice more w/my bronzer & contour sticks from Hourglass. The blush stick, too. It has been getting better. I've seen a tutorial on this technique i thought from you. Or maybe one of the other women you are friends with. I have started with dark circles now in just the last year with age under my eyes, but I've always had the bluish veins because of my skin in the eye area. Do I use 2 color correctors? And can they be mixed ontop of each other? Don't want my undereyes to get cakey & crease. The Pat McGrath concealer is still my fave with the powder as it goes on so light & easy w/a great finish. I'm going to be 50 on April 12th! Yay! Love my skin & owe that over 40 great skin to you. My skincare was pretty sound for a couple of decades, but it has peeked with your tutorials. Thank you! The nightly Tretinoin w/Azelaic Acid is a brilliant product! Been using this for almost 2 yrs it will be this early fall. Plus, my Current Body & NuFace devices are tops. They are paid off finally. Lol BeautyPie has been a wonderful subscribtion & I auto renew. I'll have to let you know how I get on w/more practice on this technique. Thank you in advance for any of the undereye advice. Be well. xx 🐺🐺🤗🫶🙏
So pleased for you Stacie.x
Welcome to the "50" club!😜
@@sophiegafney4597 thank you & that is sweet of you to say. xx 🐺🫶
@Sophie Gafney I'm excited to get here to that club! It seems so old & unattainable as a child. Lol But I'm happy I've lived this long w/the health issues I have. There are too many now to list as my autoimmune system hates me. Thank you, Sophie! xx 🤗🫶🐺
Hi Stacie,
Happy Birthday in advance. Hope you're going to be doing something special to celebrate. I love a good colour corrector for under eye circles. You've been lucky only just starting to suffer with them now at almost 50. Mine are hereditary and I've had them ever since I can remember. Sending love your way xxx
This was actually really helpful! I’m 47 and have wanted to try this method but wasn’t quite sure, now I’m definitely going to try it out! Do you use a setting powder after? Just curious. 💜😍
Yes I do sometimes xxx
Can this be done with powder products, I never use cream.
It’s interesting. I’ve just watched Allie Glines do this method - totally differently. Final results are very similarly
@askellenbeauty Queen of underpainting
I think the time I spent walking around the house terrorizing my kids with the unblended look would make trying this well worth it no matter how it turned out🥳
I like the idea of blending everything in but I think you should try less foundation next time. The moment you put some foundation on your forehead almost all you contour got lost. I think the trick is to use only what is left on your brush when it comes to blending of contour and blush!
It looks beautiful on you .. but at 52 it scares me!!! I have just about got to grips with bronzer and blush!!!!
Thanks for this. It was good to see how much bronzer and blush you actually have to put on underneath to get any effect at all. And like you I would probably add more blush! It's a good technique if you tend to be heavy handed with bronzer and blush cos you tone it down with foundation. Can it work with a tinted moisturiser rather than full foundation?.
Yes x
@@PamperedWolf Well I tried that technique yesterday and I must say it did look lovely, even on my wrinkly skin! Had to add more blush of course 😉
IDK...do you think 68-year-olds should try this? I actually have just started back wearing make up after about a 5-year hiatus. However, my make up looks better than it ever did because I've learned soooo much from TH-cam-thank you Gemma.
It's only makeup Elizabeth. Give it a try and if you don't like it you can wash it off xxx
@@PamperedWolf so true.
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