I’ve definitely fell into the “rabbit hole”this month after binging on so many make up videos and the Sephora sale! Im scared to even add up all the prices... Asides from the guilt and money spent I’m now exploring new ways of applying makeup & it’s fun. I feel beautiful, and at 31yrs old your videos have inspired me to view makeup as something other than “cakey” & challenging! Thankfully everything I bought applies like a diffused velvety dream. 🥰 now to climb out of the hole 🕳 and practice a “no buy” period. Ly
Thank you for remindig me for the price and value of my makeup. I did a little math and today's makeup costs 192 dollar - and it is mostly a drugstore makeup. It is wild..
Every once in a while, usually when I'm in an anxiety loop before I fall asleep, I think about how much it would cost to replace my makeup if it were stolen or irreparably damaged, and I just go, "Oh god..." But more than that, I think, the investment of *time* into my collection is WAY more significant than I realize on the day to day. Obviously, I repan everything and that is a huge chunk of time, but the time I spend researching, comparing, looking at swatches, talking with friends, watching TH-cam... is a LOT. And it's enjoyable time, but I do think that time is a part of the value of my makeup, in addition to the monetary cost. And when I'm thinking about what would happen if I lost all my makeup tomorrow, the *time* lost is the thing that keeps me up for another hour or so, haha. Money comes and goes, but time is a non-renewable resource. Which I think is interesting. For me, makeup "gives back" time in the sense of the joy I take in crafting looks and discussing things, etc. but for those who don't get that joy back for whatever reason, I think that cost becomes a lot more salient.
I love the eye look and think a bright matte pastel looks quite sophisticated when paired with dewy or semi-dewy skin. It’s when you add a darker outer corner and more noticeable base products that I think it starts to migrate out of effortless, cool girl territory
This is what I call a flower fairy type look. It makes me want to wear flouncy summer dresses and potter in the garden. ❤ I also like this way of looking at what I have, it really helps put things in perspective when I've half convinced myself I 'need' yet another blush, etc in my already expansive collection of things.
love the look and the message! you're content has always been refreshing, but lately i find it exceptionally inspiring. thank you for being a gem on youtube.
I think it's the weirdest thing that companies keep releasing low coverage glowy skin tints that cling to dry patches. I feel like so many people who would buy such a product deal with dryness. Even those with oily skin can get dehydrated flaky bits. I know that's the case for me as a dry skinned person. I'm all about low effort, low coverage, hydrating tints. But clinging to dryness defeats the purpose of a product that's supposed to look natural and healthy.
My full face today (foundation, concealer, powder, 2 bronzers, brow pencil, brow gel, cream shadow, mascara) cost me £61/$84 USD. Every single product I used is either drugstore, k-beauty or from Kiko Milano who can veer into midrange but often have amazing sales on their products. For someone who tends to go for cheaper products, I still spend a ton on makeup - it's not easy to find sturdy, staple products at cheap prices, so the trial and error can be costly. But I like the hunt!
What products would you rate high in Kiko? I love the brand but I think the products are hit or miss. (I like the shadow sticks, the lipsticks ❤️ and the full coverage concealer)
@@minakion I love their full coverage 2 in 1 foundation and concealer, their instamoisture foundation (a great dupe for MUFE reboot), their legendary lashes mascara, powder power and velvet passion lipsticks (these are like mac powder kiss and charlotte tilbury matte revolution). Their blush and bronzer duos and contour duos have great natural bronzing shades, and their unlimited blushes have really great colours and textures and sleek packaging. Their limited edition collections often have amazing cream eyeshadows that are comparable to tom ford, charlotte tilbury etc imo. Their recent ‘Lost in Amalfi’ collection has some gorgeous ones, the shade ‘bronze glares’ in particular is a beautiful copper. Their LE collections also have some beautiful baked setting powders which are so undetectable on the skin. The only things I have had a bad experience with are their powder eyeshadows and their foundation shade ranges. Hope this helps, I absolutely love this brand!
When I saw the thumbnail I wasn't sure if you would like the end result, because you don't wear a lot of blue eyeshadow, but I really like it on you. Your last 2 videos have funny timing for me. I commented on your last video about sales and whether I am one to collect them all. I have recently been feeling Cor De Rosa vibes and I've toyed around with buying Enchanted for a while. Sigma is celebrating 12 years and offered a %30 discount. I feel a bit differently about sales than you do just from shopping in department stores. I feel like companies know you wont pay retail, which is why they have sales. I also have found that I REALLY enjoy Sigmas mattes. The shimmers can be a bit hit or miss, but the misses with a glitter glue do perform beautifully. I'm not sure I'll love the glittery shimmers of Enchanted, but it is a look I've become more interested in. And when I broke down what Untamer had to offer, I round that I could think of various combinations I'd enjoy using. And I love the brushes included. So I bought all 3. Seeing this video pop up in combination with the last video I watched from you makes me really think about the fact that I spent $102 in one swoop to buy them all. I don't think it will be a bad choice for me. But I need to be mindful about making that sort of choice in the future because l have "invested" similar amounts in Roen and Dose of Colors eyeshadows. Eyeshadow is really my joy in makeup, so it makes sense that of everything in my vanity, that is what I've been most willing to spend my money on. I do need to think about joy per dollar and what in my collection actually does bring me joy. I feel like I've hit a really good sweet spot going towards a more minimalistic wardrobe. With as much as I like eyeshadow I don't expect my eyeshadow collection to be minimal, but I do want to really make sure that I'm mindful about what I have like I am beginning to be with my wardrobe. I'm learning that having more options isn't always better when building or refining a wardrobe. It is good to find our style, however, I recently began watching Emily Wheaton and she talks about creating module capsules in your wardrobe so that you are able to express yourself through, and enjoy various styles. My wardrobe style is very simple. I don't feel the need to express myself in various ways through my wardrobe. I do have various styles of eye looks and color stories that speak to me and eyeshadow is a medium I use to express myself and my style. I also watch A Small Wardrobe and Patricia pretty strictly has chosen a color story to work with in her wardrobe. I do think there is value in understanding and choosing what works for you, but I don't want a monochromatic wardrobe or selection of makeup. This got a bit off topic and got rambly but it's just been very much on my mind lately. I'd love to see someone approach styling and curating makeup in the same way these women curate wardrobes and capsules. An every day makeup drawer or shop my stash could be geared in that direction, but its not really how I see it done. I just need to sit down one day and really think about what I want out of my eye makeup and whether I have the tools to do all the things I want to do. Once I establish what I really want, I can consider whether I have everything in my vanity to achieve my desired. Once I know what I want and that I have the necessary tools to do what I want I think it will be much easier to tame the part of my mind that wants to buy all the pretty things and have all the best performing things.
I don't know how I feel about these "cost of a face of makeup" videos, because, in a way, they snap things into perspective, but a single application of foundation doesn't cost $50, if the full bottle is a $50
I think If you bought them and wore the makeup just once, you'll have had to spend the whole $50 to get that foundation in your inventory in the first once. So it works to say $250 had to be spent to be able to achieve such a look even once. But I get what you mean, the translation of the title can go two ways easily
The comment about "The baby I live with" reminds me of when my nephew was young and everytime I wore this one sorta velvety matte MAGENTA shirt he would just stare wide eyed all day long. Tracking me around the room and everything. It was a fun time. It also helped me get some good photos of his eyes, which were a very clean dark blue at the time. Quite striking tbh. Now he's 4 and has taken to telling me to "go to your room" whenever I'm stealing grandpa's attention from him....
The 50's as well. It was very common to use a blue or green single shade all over the lid and in the crease. It's one of my absolute favorite easy ways to do retro makeup. It's how I love to use my Creepy Cute palette!
I mean, Mimi from Drew Carey was a look that I’m kind of in love with LOL You got to admit she was pretty memorable and she wasn’t afraid to do her own thing. I love tacky makeup, specially bright blue eyeshadow! To each their own, I guess. I know it’s not your usual thing, so it’s fun to see you trying new stuff out!
This makes me think about my art supplies. I have so much and I spent a lot of money on them over the years. Definitely important to use what I have or give it away to someone who can use it.
I like the eye look, sometimes a single wash of pastel colour can be a statement but keeping the rest of the face toned down it makes it a fresh spring look. Thank you for remind me of the cost, makes me appreciate the makeup I have.
Hannah! I LOVE the eye look so much! For one thing, it looks so flattering on you--it's such a pretty color on you. And for another, it just looks so spring-y and lovely. And I think the way the look came together, it looks sophisticated. I'm going to give it a try! Thank you so much for the inspo!
I like the pastel eye with a dramatic wing a la Lily Collins at the Met Gala channeling Pricilla Presley. The pastel + wing can give off a kind of 60s mod- modern trend
I love the eye look. I remember this OOOG YT, Petrilude, doing a video on how you can do a great eye look with just one color. You don't need 5 shadows. This color goes really well with your skin and hair color too.
I’m actually in love with this look on you! I think the trick is keeping everything else really clean, like you said. The blown out pastel color with just a slick of mascara is what keeps it “cool girl” I think. It looks great! I have a glossier eyeliner in a robins egg blue shade that I’ve always wanted to try this with!
I love the out of your comfort zone blue eye look. Gorgeous! ~$250 was shockingly low to me. The last time I tried this exercise I was close to $450 and was wide eyed about it.
I was watching the movie Funny Girl (1957) this week-end and every single model in that movie was rocking some variation of the cool girl pastel eye. They all paired it with a bold red lip and a cat eye liner. I think it looks amazing!
I remember the first time I stumble in one of your videos (years ago, no buy year), your makeup gave me New York art gallery owner vibes, and this look is giving me these vibes again just a bit more summery. Love it!
I went to the "buy again" section on sephora to add up what I am wearing today. My total was $776 Canadian before taxes. It is a very simple work look.
I like that eyeshadow color on you. Very cool. Kathy B. Even at drugstore prices I have over forty dollars in base makeup alone. A little under half of what you spent.
I think you look more like a retro 60’s style, sort of like Twiggy. Very fun look! I bought the original Samantha March PR bundle (caught a deal on the Ofra site for something like $60 for everything!). I’ve used all the products almost every day for the past 6 months. I can understand why you love that cheek color so much!
mimi! wow that was a memory unlocked! I love the look and I get inspired by doing an all over color by this. I have v hooded eyes as well, so deepening up the corner and wearing at least three colors is my usual look. I am going to experiment this week!
Hey Hannah, I don't get Barbie vibes at all, just awesome vintage 60's/70's goodness, and you totally pull it off! Wondering if you would ever consider trying more Body Merry products? I recently found the brand through you, and I would love to try their products, as the formulas look to be really great and contain super high concentrations of actives for a surprisingly affordable price. The thing is, I can't find any updated reviews online aside from yours, which seems so weird to me given the high percentage actives at an inexpensive price point, not to mention the fact that the bottles contain so much product. Shipping the products here to Australia is going to be disgustingly expensive, so I'm wondering if you’d given any others a try? - I'd love to know if they're worth it, and if it turns out that the products work well, then I think it would really be worth giving some love to a female owned indie brand making high quality, inexpensive and accessible products. Thanks! xxx
I got the Fenty skin tint because I was hoping it would be something I could wear in the summer that would be able to handle sitting on top of lots of nourishing skin care. Sometimes when I use skin tints after layering up my serums and moisturizer/sunscreen they can just disappear, separate or pill off the skin. So far, (I’ve only been using it for a few days) the Fenty one it’s doing exactly what I had hoped it would. It sits beautifully on top of my other products and I do see the blur effect. But, I can see in areas where I have flaky skin, it doesn’t look as great. I can see it being amazing for someone with an oilier skin type.
Thanks for this video! Sephora has a feature where people can upload selfies and tag the products they've used to get that *lewk* and I must admit, I do love to go through those photos sometimes and add up the cost of the products everyone has tagged. It's frighteningly common for people to be wearing $500-$1000 worth of pigment and goo. Luckily for me I don't wear a lot of complexion products, just concealer really, but it definitely seems like complexion makeup is sephora's big ticket item. No wonder they are always sending me coupons to try and get me hooked on a foundation! I love that eye look, I had no idea it was a trend because I live in a figurative and partially literal cave, but it looks so fresh and cute. I got the spectral palette from linda hallberg ages ago and there's a really striking bright teal in there that I had no idea how I would ever use until I watched this video. Thanks for the inspiration!
I love this eye look! 😍 I've been dreaming of the perfect pastel blue green eyeshadow single, but haven't been able to find it! I wish this one was available individually.
Check out Shroud Cosmetics! Their Creepy Cute palette has a gorgeous one and I believe they sell those shades as singles as well! At least they used to, I bought a single of the gray.
That blush is so beautiful, since your last video I pulled out my Chick Lit compact and have been using just the shimmer side (which is the same shade) every day since.
I love this look! I actually just bought a little neon/pastel eyeshadow palette today as I’ve been enjoying using a bright purple near my lash line and wanting to try other colours. Your last video with this look may have also been part of the inspiration!
Can you please do some fashion content in the near future? I'm feeling a little out of it and quite insecure about not owning all new clothes. Never happens to me but somehow this year has me with the fashion insecurity
I absolutely LOVE this look on you. Especially with the glossy lips/skin and the braids, hoops, and simple shirt
I’ve definitely fell into the “rabbit hole”this month after binging on so many make up videos and the Sephora sale! Im scared to even add up all the prices... Asides from the guilt and money spent I’m now exploring new ways of applying makeup & it’s fun. I feel beautiful, and at 31yrs old your videos have inspired me to view makeup as something other than “cakey” & challenging! Thankfully everything I bought applies like a diffused velvety dream. 🥰 now to climb out of the hole 🕳 and practice a “no buy” period. Ly
Love the whole look! The eyes are great and it’s nice to see a single shade of bright pop every now and again!
Love love this eye look!
I love the eye look! I think it looks simple and fresh and spring-like
Absolutely love this look on you! 🐣
Loved this one, hannah!
The eye look ist SO pretty! Love it, absolute cool girl vibes
I love this eye look! It’s such a chic way to do color 💕
I love the look on you and I love how you remind us to be conscious consumers.
Loving this eye look! 😍
I LOVE the eye look! Cool girl for sure!
I love this look!
That eye look is my favorite eye look I've ever seen on you! Definitely a cool girl look!
I love the eye look!! 🤩
I absolutely love the look!! It feels casual and chic, but still cool and fun. Perfect for spring and summer. I love love it. 👌🏻💜🌻
I was cracking up over you and that lawnmower! 😂
Thank you for remindig me for the price and value of my makeup. I did a little math and today's makeup costs 192 dollar - and it is mostly a drugstore makeup. It is wild..
I love your vid titles recently 🤣
Every once in a while, usually when I'm in an anxiety loop before I fall asleep, I think about how much it would cost to replace my makeup if it were stolen or irreparably damaged, and I just go, "Oh god..."
But more than that, I think, the investment of *time* into my collection is WAY more significant than I realize on the day to day. Obviously, I repan everything and that is a huge chunk of time, but the time I spend researching, comparing, looking at swatches, talking with friends, watching TH-cam... is a LOT.
And it's enjoyable time, but I do think that time is a part of the value of my makeup, in addition to the monetary cost. And when I'm thinking about what would happen if I lost all my makeup tomorrow, the *time* lost is the thing that keeps me up for another hour or so, haha.
Money comes and goes, but time is a non-renewable resource. Which I think is interesting. For me, makeup "gives back" time in the sense of the joy I take in crafting looks and discussing things, etc. but for those who don't get that joy back for whatever reason, I think that cost becomes a lot more salient.
Definitely cool girl vibes. Love the statement eye and minimal skin. C'est tellement beaux!
I love the eye look and think a bright matte pastel looks quite sophisticated when paired with dewy or semi-dewy skin. It’s when you add a darker outer corner and more noticeable base products that I think it starts to migrate out of effortless, cool girl territory
yes!! a very astute summary. that's exactly it.
@Kaleb Jackson what?
I love this look! Also the "EYES" -grabby hands- "EYES" part gave me a good giggle. So cute!
This is what I call a flower fairy type look. It makes me want to wear flouncy summer dresses and potter in the garden. ❤ I also like this way of looking at what I have, it really helps put things in perspective when I've half convinced myself I 'need' yet another blush, etc in my already expansive collection of things.
OMG!! I love the eye look so much. Definitely cool girl - artist vibe!
I love a one and done bright pastel eye!
I think this eye look looks amazing on you! You can really pull it off.
love the look and the message! you're content has always been refreshing, but lately i find it exceptionally inspiring. thank you for being a gem on youtube.
I think it's the weirdest thing that companies keep releasing low coverage glowy skin tints that cling to dry patches. I feel like so many people who would buy such a product deal with dryness. Even those with oily skin can get dehydrated flaky bits.
I know that's the case for me as a dry skinned person. I'm all about low effort, low coverage, hydrating tints. But clinging to dryness defeats the purpose of a product that's supposed to look natural and healthy.
I love this eye look!! I'm all for colorful makeup :p
I like the eye makeup its so pretty, cool girl definitely.
My full face today (foundation, concealer, powder, 2 bronzers, brow pencil, brow gel, cream shadow, mascara) cost me £61/$84 USD. Every single product I used is either drugstore, k-beauty or from Kiko Milano who can veer into midrange but often have amazing sales on their products. For someone who tends to go for cheaper products, I still spend a ton on makeup - it's not easy to find sturdy, staple products at cheap prices, so the trial and error can be costly. But I like the hunt!
What products would you rate high in Kiko? I love the brand but I think the products are hit or miss. (I like the shadow sticks, the lipsticks ❤️ and the full coverage concealer)
@@minakion I love their full coverage 2 in 1 foundation and concealer, their instamoisture foundation (a great dupe for MUFE reboot), their legendary lashes mascara, powder power and velvet passion lipsticks (these are like mac powder kiss and charlotte tilbury matte revolution). Their blush and bronzer duos and contour duos have great natural bronzing shades, and their unlimited blushes have really great colours and textures and sleek packaging. Their limited edition collections often have amazing cream eyeshadows that are comparable to tom ford, charlotte tilbury etc imo. Their recent ‘Lost in Amalfi’ collection has some gorgeous ones, the shade ‘bronze glares’ in particular is a beautiful copper. Their LE collections also have some beautiful baked setting powders which are so undetectable on the skin. The only things I have had a bad experience with are their powder eyeshadows and their foundation shade ranges. Hope this helps, I absolutely love this brand!
Thanks! I love the brand, too!
When I saw the thumbnail I wasn't sure if you would like the end result, because you don't wear a lot of blue eyeshadow, but I really like it on you.
Your last 2 videos have funny timing for me. I commented on your last video about sales and whether I am one to collect them all. I have recently been feeling Cor De Rosa vibes and I've toyed around with buying Enchanted for a while. Sigma is celebrating 12 years and offered a %30 discount. I feel a bit differently about sales than you do just from shopping in department stores. I feel like companies know you wont pay retail, which is why they have sales. I also have found that I REALLY enjoy Sigmas mattes. The shimmers can be a bit hit or miss, but the misses with a glitter glue do perform beautifully. I'm not sure I'll love the glittery shimmers of Enchanted, but it is a look I've become more interested in. And when I broke down what Untamer had to offer, I round that I could think of various combinations I'd enjoy using. And I love the brushes included. So I bought all 3.
Seeing this video pop up in combination with the last video I watched from you makes me really think about the fact that I spent $102 in one swoop to buy them all. I don't think it will be a bad choice for me. But I need to be mindful about making that sort of choice in the future because l have "invested" similar amounts in Roen and Dose of Colors eyeshadows.
Eyeshadow is really my joy in makeup, so it makes sense that of everything in my vanity, that is what I've been most willing to spend my money on. I do need to think about joy per dollar and what in my collection actually does bring me joy.
I feel like I've hit a really good sweet spot going towards a more minimalistic wardrobe. With as much as I like eyeshadow I don't expect my eyeshadow collection to be minimal, but I do want to really make sure that I'm mindful about what I have like I am beginning to be with my wardrobe. I'm learning that having more options isn't always better when building or refining a wardrobe. It is good to find our style, however, I recently began watching Emily Wheaton and she talks about creating module capsules in your wardrobe so that you are able to express yourself through, and enjoy various styles. My wardrobe style is very simple. I don't feel the need to express myself in various ways through my wardrobe. I do have various styles of eye looks and color stories that speak to me and eyeshadow is a medium I use to express myself and my style. I also watch A Small Wardrobe and Patricia pretty strictly has chosen a color story to work with in her wardrobe. I do think there is value in understanding and choosing what works for you, but I don't want a monochromatic wardrobe or selection of makeup.
This got a bit off topic and got rambly but it's just been very much on my mind lately. I'd love to see someone approach styling and curating makeup in the same way these women curate wardrobes and capsules. An every day makeup drawer or shop my stash could be geared in that direction, but its not really how I see it done.
I just need to sit down one day and really think about what I want out of my eye makeup and whether I have the tools to do all the things I want to do. Once I establish what I really want, I can consider whether I have everything in my vanity to achieve my desired. Once I know what I want and that I have the necessary tools to do what I want I think it will be much easier to tame the part of my mind that wants to buy all the pretty things and have all the best performing things.
I don't know how I feel about these "cost of a face of makeup" videos, because, in a way, they snap things into perspective, but a single application of foundation doesn't cost $50, if the full bottle is a $50
I think If you bought them and wore the makeup just once, you'll have had to spend the whole $50 to get that foundation in your inventory in the first once. So it works to say $250 had to be spent to be able to achieve such a look even once. But I get what you mean, the translation of the title can go two ways easily
OMG please sing more.........new Hannah talent unlocked.......
Great look incredible pep talk. You are a superstar to me!
You look so stunning in this pastel eye, I CAN'T EVEN
The comment about "The baby I live with" reminds me of when my nephew was young and everytime I wore this one sorta velvety matte MAGENTA shirt he would just stare wide eyed all day long. Tracking me around the room and everything. It was a fun time. It also helped me get some good photos of his eyes, which were a very clean dark blue at the time. Quite striking tbh.
Now he's 4 and has taken to telling me to "go to your room" whenever I'm stealing grandpa's attention from him....
A lot of the eyeshadow trend is meant to evoke the 1960’s bambi-eye look especially with the peach toned blusher and wispy lashes.
Yes, I was just thinking this look/trend is Brigette Bardot-esque (1960s) just add eyeliner
@@corinalymburner1121 brigitte*
@@benguercho1363 ahhh, thanks she was so iconic, but I hadn’t looked up the spelling.
The 50's as well. It was very common to use a blue or green single shade all over the lid and in the crease. It's one of my absolute favorite easy ways to do retro makeup. It's how I love to use my Creepy Cute palette!
You brought up such a good point. We do forget and take it for granted with out any thought.
I mean, Mimi from Drew Carey was a look that I’m kind of in love with LOL
You got to admit she was pretty memorable and she wasn’t afraid to do her own thing. I love tacky makeup, specially bright blue eyeshadow! To each their own, I guess. I know it’s not your usual thing, so it’s fun to see you trying new stuff out!
Love mimi..and you're right, she rocked her look with all the confidence in the world
This makes me think about my art supplies. I have so much and I spent a lot of money on them over the years. Definitely important to use what I have or give it away to someone who can use it.
It actually looks very 60's. I love it! Reminds me of this Tippi Hedron tutorial Lisa Eldridge did one time on the look from The Birds.
I would love to see the Mac face and body as a self sponsored review. Would love to hear your hot takes!
They did just come out with more colors including some very pale ones!!!
I like the eye look, sometimes a single wash of pastel colour can be a statement but keeping the rest of the face toned down it makes it a fresh spring look. Thank you for remind me of the cost, makes me appreciate the makeup I have.
Hannah! I LOVE the eye look so much! For one thing, it looks so flattering on you--it's such a pretty color on you. And for another, it just looks so spring-y and lovely. And I think the way the look came together, it looks sophisticated. I'm going to give it a try! Thank you so much for the inspo!
I like the pastel eye with a dramatic wing a la Lily Collins at the Met Gala channeling Pricilla Presley. The pastel + wing can give off a kind of 60s mod- modern trend
I really like the pastel matte eye look.
On an unrelated note, the blush in the Samantha March palette is the shiny side of her chick lit blush.
I think the eye look is quite chic and fresh! :)
I love the eye look. I remember this OOOG YT, Petrilude, doing a video on how you can do a great eye look with just one color. You don't need 5 shadows. This color goes really well with your skin and hair color too.
I miss him! I hope he’s doing well.
@@steverogersstark OMG someone who remembers him. He just disappeared off of YT. I hope he is doing well too.
I’m actually in love with this look on you! I think the trick is keeping everything else really clean, like you said. The blown out pastel color with just a slick of mascara is what keeps it “cool girl” I think. It looks great! I have a glossier eyeliner in a robins egg blue shade that I’ve always wanted to try this with!
I love the out of your comfort zone blue eye look. Gorgeous! ~$250 was shockingly low to me. The last time I tried this exercise I was close to $450 and was wide eyed about it.
Omg I’ve been singing that line from Rose over and over 😂
I was watching the movie Funny Girl (1957) this week-end and every single model in that movie was rocking some variation of the cool girl pastel eye. They all paired it with a bold red lip and a cat eye liner. I think it looks amazing!
I remember the first time I stumble in one of your videos (years ago, no buy year), your makeup gave me New York art gallery owner vibes, and this look is giving me these vibes again just a bit more summery. Love it!
I love this series!
I was waiting for this look!
The green eyeshadow looks really good with your coloring!
Hannah giving a baby mystical visions of beauty and this baby will become the next Lisa Eldridge.
I went to the "buy again" section on sephora to add up what I am wearing today. My total was $776 Canadian before taxes. It is a very simple work look.
You look so fresh and springy! Love it
you remind me of spring :)
This look definitely works for you regarding the single bright matte all over the eye. Elegant and fun.
Me watching Hanna before I hit purchase on the last day of Sephora sale and empty my basket to 2 items. 😁✌️
That bottle looks like a potato peeled with a knife.
Thank you for bringing more fun and information!
I like that eyeshadow color on you. Very cool.
Kathy B.
Even at drugstore prices I have over forty dollars in base makeup alone. A little under half of what you spent.
I love when you test base products because I am your skin tone twin and it takes a lot of the guess work out of shade matching.
I l💙ve the look. Very cool girl for sure.
Love this look on you! As soon as you put on the blush I got serious Joan from Mad Men vibes and even though that's not my era at all I'm here for it!
I think you look more like a retro 60’s style, sort of like Twiggy. Very fun look!
I bought the original Samantha March PR bundle (caught a deal on the Ofra site for something like $60 for everything!). I’ve used all the products almost every day for the past 6 months. I can understand why you love that cheek color so much!
i LOVE this eye look.
mimi! wow that was a memory unlocked! I love the look and I get inspired by doing an all over color by this. I have v hooded eyes as well, so deepening up the corner and wearing at least three colors is my usual look. I am going to experiment this week!
This look is perfection, so utterly gorgeous 😍
I came to see if the fenty eaze drop color matched you well ! The lightest shade is too dark for me 😭
I'm rocking the Mimi look today!
Hey Hannah, I don't get Barbie vibes at all, just awesome vintage 60's/70's goodness, and you totally pull it off! Wondering if you would ever consider trying more Body Merry products? I recently found the brand through you, and I would love to try their products, as the formulas look to be really great and contain super high concentrations of actives for a surprisingly affordable price. The thing is, I can't find any updated reviews online aside from yours, which seems so weird to me given the high percentage actives at an inexpensive price point, not to mention the fact that the bottles contain so much product. Shipping the products here to Australia is going to be disgustingly expensive, so I'm wondering if you’d given any others a try? - I'd love to know if they're worth it, and if it turns out that the products work well, then I think it would really be worth giving some love to a female owned indie brand making high quality, inexpensive and accessible products. Thanks! xxx
I've done a similar look a couple times but with a pastel green! I kinda love it actually and this video makes me wanna do it again! 😆
I got the Fenty skin tint because I was hoping it would be something I could wear in the summer that would be able to handle sitting on top of lots of nourishing skin care. Sometimes when I use skin tints after layering up my serums and moisturizer/sunscreen they can just disappear, separate or pill off the skin. So far, (I’ve only been using it for a few days) the Fenty one it’s doing exactly what I had hoped it would. It sits beautifully on top of my other products and I do see the blur effect. But, I can see in areas where I have flaky skin, it doesn’t look as great. I can see it being amazing for someone with an oilier skin type.
I thought your skin actually looked better without the skin tint! Can you do another skin care video soon?
It's weird listening to the lawn mower and people's voices sped up while you do your eye makeup lol! I love that eyeshadow color on you!
Thanks for this video! Sephora has a feature where people can upload selfies and tag the products they've used to get that *lewk* and I must admit, I do love to go through those photos sometimes and add up the cost of the products everyone has tagged. It's frighteningly common for people to be wearing $500-$1000 worth of pigment and goo. Luckily for me I don't wear a lot of complexion products, just concealer really, but it definitely seems like complexion makeup is sephora's big ticket item. No wonder they are always sending me coupons to try and get me hooked on a foundation!
I love that eye look, I had no idea it was a trend because I live in a figurative and partially literal cave, but it looks so fresh and cute. I got the spectral palette from linda hallberg ages ago and there's a really striking bright teal in there that I had no idea how I would ever use until I watched this video. Thanks for the inspiration!
17:36 is hilarious. Babies, how do they even.
Looooove the look! Definitely cool girl, no Mimi vibes here!
I love this eye look! 😍 I've been dreaming of the perfect pastel blue green eyeshadow single, but haven't been able to find it! I wish this one was available individually.
Check out Shroud Cosmetics! Their Creepy Cute palette has a gorgeous one and I believe they sell those shades as singles as well! At least they used to, I bought a single of the gray.
You always look like a cool girl
The eye look is great.
Amazing video ♥️
This is such a cool video idea! I want to recreate I’d be so curious to know. Especially because I usually dip into multiple palettes for one look
Loved!! Super cool 😎💙
That look is awesome and I think it could work with every matte pastel shade or even with matte bright shades!
I think you look great! I like that aqua on you.
Also, it sounds like there’s a giant bee in my room every time you fast forward lol.
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That blush is so beautiful, since your last video I pulled out my Chick Lit compact and have been using just the shimmer side (which is the same shade) every day since.
the rose reference at the beginning!! lol love it
I love this look! I actually just bought a little neon/pastel eyeshadow palette today as I’ve been enjoying using a bright purple near my lash line and wanting to try other colours. Your last video with this look may have also been part of the inspiration!
I think you look cool, but I might be biased since the soft pastel cloud around my eyes plus a dewy fresh face is a staple look for me.
Can you please do some fashion content in the near future? I'm feeling a little out of it and quite insecure about not owning all new clothes. Never happens to me but somehow this year has me with the fashion insecurity
Yes Rosé that's what you juuust did ~
Which queen are you hoping will snatch the crown?
Lol I love “the baby I live with” like oh yea my baby roommate did such and such
The eyelook is very beautiful on you! I ordered my odens eye small haul 3 weeks ago . I cant wait till it gets here :)
After a long Minnesota winter, the sound of the lawnmower provided me with the most calming feeling ever. 😂😂😂😂 Spring/summer sense memory I guess!