Hi there. Loved your tutorial but I have a few comments on how you can make the makeup last a lot longer without any fallout. First of all, you should always wear an eyeshadow primer or some concealer on the lid in order for the shadow to last as long as possible. Settheprimeror concealer with some translucent powder. This will make the blending process a lot smoother. I also noticed that you dip the brush into the shadow and apply it directly to the skin - if you tap the brush a few times on the top of the palette before adding the shadow to the skin, you can avoid a lot of fallout from the brush 😊 I hope that it makes sense 😉
What I haven't seen, maybe it's out there somewhere but how about a makeup buzz word definition/example video? Example: "fallout" - what it is what it looks like. "Kickback" - what it is what it looks like. Etc,. There's a plethora of those buzzwords.
Great idea! For the two that you mentioned: "Fallout" is when the shadows fall off the brush a bit while you are applying them, so you will see dots or a dusting of the eye shadow below the eye, sometimes even on your cheekbones. Many people will do their eyeshadow before applying foundation and concealer because it makes it easy to remove any fallout without disturbing your foundation and concealer. "Kickback" means that when you put your brush into the pan of eyeshadow, the brush creates loose shadow in the pan and this can transfer into neighboring pans and mess them up.
I just bought this palette and I thought I would check out what it could do, and this looked gorgeous, great tutorial as well✨
i just bought this palette and i really like what you did with it. I have been looking for tutorials and yours is my favourite so far 😍
Thanks, that's so sweet of you! I still use this palette a lot - it's such good value for money ;)
Hi there. Loved your tutorial but I have a few comments on how you can make the makeup last a lot longer without any fallout. First of all, you should always wear an eyeshadow primer or some concealer on the lid in order for the shadow to last as long as possible. Settheprimeror concealer with some translucent powder. This will make the blending process a lot smoother. I also noticed that you dip the brush into the shadow and apply it directly to the skin - if you tap the brush a few times on the top of the palette before adding the shadow to the skin, you can avoid a lot of fallout from the brush 😊 I hope that it makes sense 😉
Hey :) Thank you for your great tips!
Great advice!
I just got this product, let's see how it goes. Oh and your eyes are very beautiful!
It’s a dupe shade for shade for the Urban Decay Naked Heat Palette.
Yes, when I inserted the picture of the UD palette to the video I saw it as well..
Pretty eye look! I want to get this palette!
What I haven't seen, maybe it's out there somewhere but how about a makeup buzz word definition/example video? Example: "fallout" - what it is what it looks like. "Kickback" - what it is what it looks like. Etc,. There's a plethora of those buzzwords.
omg this is genius
Great idea! For the two that you mentioned:
"Fallout" is when the shadows fall off the brush a bit while you are applying them, so you will see dots or a dusting of the eye shadow below the eye, sometimes even on your cheekbones. Many people will do their eyeshadow before applying foundation and concealer because it makes it easy to remove any fallout without disturbing your foundation and concealer.
"Kickback" means that when you put your brush into the pan of eyeshadow, the brush creates loose shadow in the pan and this can transfer into neighboring pans and mess them up.
Beautyyyyyyyyyyy😍😍😍
tried this look, thanks
There is not ‘bluish green’ shimmer in the white shade
Jade Yeungg agreed. Its just a white shimmer.
So confused.. all that work and applying for a look that in the end looks like you took 5 minutes and put one color on.
I just want to subscribe you. That’s all good luck!👍🏿
Tap your brush
Like you!