My BIGGEST pet peeve! Clients ask me "aren't you going to use more concealer? They use more on Instagram".. no sweetie. Unless you want a wrinkly ballsack under your eye, we're using 2 dots 😶🙃
The “dark room” comment just made me think of drag makeup and the fact you can’t do pretty, blended stuff for a club. They need that contrast so back of the house can see the queen. So maybe that’s part of the issue since insta started adopting drag styles- stage makeup is not everyday makeup afterall
Yes! And “day-time” drag is real as well. Basically when you see all that heavy makeup in natural or fluorescent lighting, it looks horrible! Stage makeup is done with a specific setting and lighting in mind. Not meant to go outside in broad daylight looking like something out of the mortician’s office!
sarw522 - I have alot of Red in my skin and it is so hard to get a foundation that matches my skin tone! My skin is light, with redness and I have found less than a handful of brands that even carry shades that come close to matching but I would love to not constantly cover my neck because my shirt collars are always gross with makeup all over the neckline 😒
Three years ago all the fair skin foundations in drug stores were cool undertone whites or yellow undertone caramels. I was screwed as a fair skinned neutral! Slowly becoming more accessible though :)
As someone with pale *olive skin I can agree, products with a yellow undertone make me look to asian and those with a fair undertone make me look weird. It's hard to find any fitting make up, and when a worker goes up to me and asks me if they can help I usually ask "Do you have any foundations/corectors with green undertones?" The only thing I get is an apology. *autocorrect corrected "olive" to "pale" for some reason
sarw522 I’m mega yellow undertone, and even I started noticing all the females using yellow that didn’t match their skin tone. That’s just super weird to me. I would never use a neutral or pink undertone because they look horrible on me. Idk why it’s a trend to be yellow when you’re not.
Had my sister do my make up, legit how she put on my foundation was painting it on. Never had I have a bad breakout that bad from doing my own. Compared to me who just puts some on the back of my hand and then just builds it up. It was so bad, and I had to take it all off at the end of the day. Felt bad but she is still learning.
"A yellow undertone is not everyone's undertone" YES THANK YOU drives me NUTS it looks so horrible and obvious. Sometimes I wonder if some tv makeup artists are blind lol
Neutral and yellow undertones have become popular because they’re shades that weren’t widely offered until recently. Which is fantastic for me and anyone else with olive skin tone, but I don’t understand why people with pink undertones are now switching to yellow? Just because the options there now doesn’t mean it’s better or applicable to you
I literally came here to comment the same thing!!!!! I think it's in Bobbi Brown's makeup book where she actually recommends that EVERYONE use a foundation with yellow undertones. Ummmm....I definitely have cool undertones and am incredibly pale. If I use something with warm, yellow, or even sometimes neutral undertones, I look jaundiced. I get the idea is that, "Oh you're cancelling out the red," but a.) that doesn't seem to work and b.) not everyone with pink undertones has an issue with redness.
Briana Hodgson Bobbi Brown says that everyone suits a yellow undertone foundation, which is why all of her foundations are yellow toned. I however agree with Robert. As someone who has redness and a neutral undertone, the yellow just makes me look weird.
Things people don’t realize about influencer makeup: - they do their makeup that looks good on camera, NOT IN PERSON, those things are not the same - influencers might not care about how much product they use because they don’t always pay for it, they get a ton of it in PR - what works for an influencer might not work for you! Contouring and eye looks are based on face and eye shape - influencers get paid to use things and they don’t necessarily have to disclose that - influencers will put on makeup for a video and then wipe it off, their methods/looks aren’t meant to stay all day
Heather while that is true some country’s you don’t have to and a thing I remover people did is when on vacation in those countries they would post a lot of vids promoting stuff and wouldn’t have to disclose it bc they are in that country and uploaded it there it’s stupid
@@courts1436 He did a whole video finding his shade, but even the ones that worked he dismissed as being "too pink" to match his chest, and he still thinks he has a yellow undertone. I'm like, "dude...you want to match mostly to your face and neck...no one sees your chest!"
The layers and layers in those videos make my autistic ass CRINGE. They put on that farsali stuff, too much of it, then highlighter, then foundation then more highlighter and contour and BLEH! The texture would drive me up the wall.
It makes sense to add liquid highlighter to foundation if you want to get that dewy radiant look with a full coverage foundation. But if used with a primer, then it would only make sense if the primer is to be worn alone on top of your skincare routine with no makeup added. Those are my two cents. But then again, I’m not the makeup expert here. Lol
I’m always confused by really pale people using really dark contour / bronzer shades..... only to work really hard to sheer it out. You could’ve just bought a lighter shade.... there are plenty available.
Mi'el Blanquea Esquivo have you tried Fenty bronzers? I have very fair skin and I love how “Shady Biz” looks on me. Other bronzers I tried in the past just made me look gross
I'm pretty pale and I really enjoy the bare minerals invisible bronzer in fair to light. It's absolutely perfect. For reference NC 15 on me was nc orange and two shades too dark. I also use the real techniques blush brush and it sheers out other bronzers really well. I can use nars Laguna and the butter bronzer with that brush as well.
I don't wear foundation, so I usually use a really dark bronzer, but won't put as much product on the brush. If I use too much, even with a lighter product, it would end up looking mat compared to the rest of my face. It works well, if you don't do a lot of build up.
Never forget the time in high school where i used green color correcter all over my face with a light/medium coverage foundation and my friend pulled me aside at lunch to tell me I resembled shrek
I don't think some people understand that when they see "influencers" do their makeup on camera and paint on a whole muck of foundation, or contour, color corrector ect ect, that it doesn't translate on camera as it does IN PERSON. On camera, things tend to look nicer, more pristine, you know? IN PERSON these people might look like a CAKE.
I do proper makeup application when I go out. When I get home, I intensify the makeup (more contour, bronzer, blush, touch up the eyeshadow, etc.) to take a selfie. It translates better on camera but there’s a reason I don’t go out like that!
There really is a clearly visible difference. I see sometimes girls who look like they did a full face, but their skin looks like proper skin. And then there is the occasional girl that makes me think that yep, she must have copied some ig "expert". Sure, it looks pretty, but it's more of a mask, than a face. It's glaringly obvious that she has a thick layer of make-up.
Omg true like imagine the dropper touched ur skin and it picks up all the germs and foreigns stuff and you put it back in the bottle and they all stored in it and the next time u use it ur applying the foreign stuff mixed with the oil of what ever ur using. Just gross! 🥺
Isrella This honestly changed my life. I used to literally paint my face with foundation, and when I did my face the other day I just used primer and concealer; HOLY SHIT it looked sooo good. But of course I also have James’s skincare tips to thank😭
@@amcglockton2 omg girl yes!!! Bear the skin you have. Real skin is so beautiful and covering everything makes it look so unnatural. I'm glad you're stepping away from painting your face 💕
Isrella YES! I’m 15, when I was 13 I started watching tons of beauty TH-camrs and they used matte foundations, powders, heavy layers of makeup and I got tons of pimples and applied more makeup, never used spf, didn’t take care of my skin. Then I discovered some TH-camrs with a minimalistic approach to makeup. Now I apply spf and moisturizers every day, on special occasions use the tiniest bit of tinted moisturizer, some times I use concealer, most of the days it’s just spf cream blush and highlight, lip balm, brow gel and sometimes mascara and my skin has cleared up and it looks good when I wear makeup
Here's my conspiracy theory: most of these makeup videos on Instagram or TH-cam use excessive product to encourage viewers to buy more product than they need from Big Makeup.
The thing that baffles me about a lot of these Insta/TikTok makeup 'trends' is the fact that 90% of them are rooted in drag technique ... which of course isn't intended to be everyday! I don't understand how these literal painted on techniques are finding their way into 'everyday' looks haha
I’m SO glad he said something about yellow undertoned makeup. I thought I was crazy for actually liking that red undertone my skin naturally has and that foundation tends to cancel out with this yellow/orange tint it always has to it. I always thought I was insane for actually liking that natural redness on skin because Instagram makeup always has INSANELY yellow foundation.
I'm seeing more and more content creators in the beauty community doing your concealer technique. "One dot.. two dots".. I'm like, "ohhhh you watch Robert" 🙃😂 Keep up the good work - you're making a difference!
Yesssss! I've started the dot thing and am LOVING it! I'm going to be 37 in a couple of weeks. Although I DO get told that I look a lot younger (seriously not bragging, for real. I think it is more bc of how I act - pretty much like Michael Scott from The Office), I have been getting a LOT of comments about just the minimal amount of makeup that I use now. Isn't that crazy? I used to think that it took MORE makeup to appear like you were wearing less (shup. Don't ask.🤪). Now, don't get it twisted - I am still preparing for a midlife crisis when I hit 37, but at least I plan on looking effing awesome when I do! (I'm talking a big game right now before the day hits, aren't I?)
I’ve noticed several influencers who have incorporated the more reasonable esthetic Robert promotes into their routines -and I think it’s much better. They look prettier too. ☕️ 💡🖌💄🎨
Not only have “beauty gurus” admitted to using filters on their videos, but camera doesn’t capture everything our eyes do. Ever seen a beautiful moonlit night and tried to take a picture of it? The picture looks like crap, even with more expensive cameras, compared to what we actually see. That’s why their skin looks so smooth and soft on screen whereas it looks horrendous in person. This extraordinary amount of makeup and techniques only makes imperfections easier to see. I met someone who did this as an everyday look and I could see every single pore, wrinkle, and even acne scars from five feet away. There’s a reason the saying, ‘less is more” exists and why it’s important to use the correct techniques. Also, you can do whatever kind of makeup you want. It doesn’t mean it’s going to look good or flatter you in anyway.
"A yellow undertone isn't everyone's undertone" .Thank u so much, I have a pink undertone, and hate people trying to sale me something that won't suit me! U. U
I just commented on a beauty guru's video yesterday. I was cringing seeing how much product was being slapped on their young face that was unnecessary...they have amazing skin and so young!!! Entertaining to watch, but waaaay too much foundation and concealer being caked on. I will never do that again. THANK YOU ROBERT AND YOUR BROTHER TOO, MY SKIN/MAKEUP HAS NEVER LOOKED THIS GOOD! Sending love all the way from TEXAS!! 🖤🖤🖤
Not to mention foundation can be expensive, and you don't get very much. 1 fl. oz. per bottle on average, some have even less. The mere thought of wasting that much product (and money) makes me break out into hives.
Ursula Scott It’s so sad because teen to early 20s girls usually have the best skin (I’m aware some girls suffer from bad acne) but unfortunately that same age is where they’re the most insecure which makes them vulnerable to being brainwashed into thinking they need full coverage to cover the look of real skin. I had beautiful skin and because of one spot I thought I had to cover my whole face in foundation. A beautiful flush and I thought I had to cover the “redness.” The thick foundation made my skin break out in little bumps which then caused me to treat it with too harsh acne products because beauty companies profit off of insecure girls. Those acne products destroyed my skin barrier which then caused my skin to break out even when I didn’t wear makeup. It makes so sad to see these rich beauty companies making women is secure all to sell their products. And now youtube is also a wealth of misinformation and lies that target young women to make money from their insecurities. Channels like Robert’s are desperately needed to counter the beauty industry.
@@BbGun-lw5vi you are so right! It is out of control..I love a full glam moment from time to time but when going to youtube for make up tips when you want to learn how to apply makeup better...wow I wouldn't recommend it anymore ...I am so grateful I found Robert's channel!! I always wondered why my makeup didnt look as good or smooth as the beauty gurus I watch...my makeup looked textured and now flattering...And now that I'm in my late 30's it really looks so bad whacking on a ton of foundation...now I'm trying to focus on my skincare and let my natural skin shine through!!
I love that you actually give us the real tea as opposed to this makeup has no rules BS. Your right, it does have a theory. Products have specific uses. And of course you can use certain things for other purposes but I really love that you actually get into the tips that will truly help us in our makeup Journey's. Last night I watched your blending and your eyeshadow mistakes videos and honestly probably did the best eyeshadow that I've ever done on myself.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
@@RobertWelsh Aw thanks.. I really do mean it. It's just over the last year that I've gotten really beyond the surface with makeup oh, do you know what I mean? When we have all these Instagram and TH-cam "influencers" telling us is that there are no rules and that you can do whatever you want with whatever product, it really is misleading. Of course you can do whatever you want, but that does not mean that it's going to look good. I don't think that anyone should put themselves in a box, but I do think that color theory and the actual purpose of a product is important. You have actually inspired me to look really deeply into color theory and do a lot of research on what types of products I should be getting for my skin type and for my needs. Not just buying whatever the Beauty gurus say is good. And when I say that your tip videos make all the difference in my routine I really do mean it. You have been such an inspiration to me. Like to the point that I'm thinking about going to school and everything. I'm almost 30 I will be in less than a month, I already have a degree in marketing that I have never used. And I want to do something that I love. I hope you read this one too because I just want you to know that you really are, In my opinion the MOST honest, helpful, and informative beauty related TH-camr.💜🙌💜
Corren love I’d like to think that saying exists because uppity people like to shame others makeup styles for things that aren’t their own style or preference. When they really could’ve just minded their own business to begin with and let people do them. I love that Robert distinguishes between rules and theory and took me a min to learn the difference but I really appreciate that distinction. Learn to express and express yourself however u want and politely afford other people the same courtesy. This isn’t meant for you specifically at all, I agree with all that you said. Just a general PSA on why that phrase possibly exists in the first place. People shoving their “theory” down other people’s choice of self expression and creativity.
Corren love I so agree with you that all that “makeup has no rules” just takes you down the wrong path. If you’re really into color theory look up PCA season color analysis. Many people who just glance at season color analysis think it’s too limiting but I’ve found it to be the opposite. You can wear any color, it’s all about getting the right tone and depth for your coloring. Now I understand why I sometimes look great and I sometimes don’t. I can now control how to look my best. If you want an example look at this youtuber (her channel is awesome). In the first video she’s not wearing her best colors (except of her tshirt but it’s mostly under her jacket). She’s still pretty but her makeup colors clash against her skin tone. Then click on the second link to see her with colors that suit her skin tone. th-cam.com/video/cCqSppnBB60/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/H0CPLGAzXtg/w-d-xo.html
I've binge-watched a bunch of Robert's videos, and it makes me realize that some beauty gurus make doing makeup a lot more extra than what it needs to be. The makeup techniques are really common sense, and that's what I really like about Robert's videos.
"Start where you need the most coverage first. Don't just assume you need coverage everywhere" Bold of you to assume that I don't have blemishes all over my face
@@edeeeXO Hey, you never know with some people ok.....Sounds like you need a doctor or even a dermatologist then if it's really that bad. I used to have pretty horrific acne until I was prescribed doxycycline, cleared my skin almost completely.
RamRanch Dressing I go to dermatologist, but I’m still prone to get acne all over face and body, and some acne treatments irritate my skin since I have eczema as well :( so I would say not everyone can attain perfectly clear skin. I have days when my skin is nice and almost clean, and then I get breakouts, it’s a never ending cycle. Glad to see that it worked for you tho! And yes investing into skin care generally made my skin better.
@@edeeeXO maybe the products you're using are too harsh and you use them too often? Products aimed at oily acne prone skin can be really harsh and shouldn't be used everyday. That can cause irritation. Or maybe it's diet?
I find a lot of people seem to forget that, on camera, make up is always heavier. I modeled for years and was taught "camera" make up and "runway" make up but ALSO real life make up. There is a HUGE difference
Jen the Nosey Cow when I see high fashion runway bts pictures, the models' makeup always looks really dewy, fresh, and minimal, with perhaps just the eyes looking a bit editorial or avant garde. I'm so curious to know if my perception is wrong and they really are wearing tons of makeup? I wish someone would vlog doing makeup for a runway or fashion shoot so I could see lol.
“Not everyone has a yellow undertone” TELL THAT TO MAKEUP COMPANIES! It’s so hard to find extremely pale (we’re talking John Maclean *white*) foundation with pink/red undertones in stores. 🙄😓
oh my god the Lord and Saviour. Tbh, I believe most Asian companies carry it in pinker undertones but we dont usually have anything in full coverage since foundation here is always meant to look natural.
OMG yes! I am not buying two foundation shades with pink and yellow undertones to get a neutral that matches my skin cause that's all they have! I'm not going out looking like Donald Trump!
The closest shade I’ve gotten so far is “L’Oréal true match cool fair ivory CO.5”, and even that is a little darker than I’d like, but I just fix it by putting some on my hand and adding straight-up white. >~> Whatever works I guess 🤷
"Yellow is not for everyone" Thank you, I honestly have trouble finding more neutral and cold toned concealers, foundations, bronzers... Why is everything yellow or orange.. why
About the yellow undertone thing, I totally agree. I'm also a professional mua, and honestly nowadays I can't even FIND foundations with pink or neutral undertones. The ones I do find are super duper fair. Anything slightly darker is just instantly orange...
Avital Kagan can you recommend a foundation for fair skin with a really pink undertone (think peppa pig)? I have trouble finding any. It’s all yellow/golden 😔
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 I live in the middle east so everything here is SUPER yellow... Makeup Revolution have a huge shade range with different undertones and they're super affordable, I'd recommend starting there so that you can at least try to match something before you spend a lot on a high end foundation. Sometimes, there's no choice but to mix foundations.
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 Yeah, I have the Makeup Revolution Conceal and Define concealer in 0.5 and it's basically pink with no yellow/brown. (I mean, it _is_ 0.5)
"A yellow undertone is not everyone's undertone." YES! I know I'm pale so undertones are kind of hard to see, but when I tell you it took literally TEN YEARS for me to figure out I'm a green undertone and not pink or yellow (as companies would make you think pale people are only those two - I mean seriously, I don't need an Ivory or Porcelain, I need a 'Frozen swamp' shade of foundation) and it was a revelation (plus I really only figured it out by not washing the brush I used to turn myself into the Hulk on Halloween and using it to apply foundation that turned out to match better than anything else...I was speechless).
Fiona Moore MJ Oliver is right that you might be a peach undertone. Many redheads are peach because they have warm undertones. Foundations can often make them look grey or yellow. Look for a peachy foundation.
RedhairedBallerina 🤣 I cant believe you figured it out by using a dirty Hulk green brush! So funny! It also took me 15 years to figure it out. I was so mad! No wonder I often looked deathly pale, or grey or yellow. I finally found the Koh Gen Doh aqua foundation in 213 and it’s amazing how good it looks. You can clearly see the green undertone which is what I needed. I don’t know how pale you are but if you’re about an NC15-20, it’s amazing! The website sells samples. You can also mix in a white mixer to lighten it up. It’s a beautiful formula.
Bear Burrito If she said your dark hair went well with your olive skin she probably meant olive the way most people use it, as in tanned or darker skinned. Because there’s nothing about dark hair looking good on olive green skin. But if it helped you realize you had olive green skin then it’s all good.
“A yellow undertone is not everyone’s undertone” I wish someone told the beauty gurus this when the banana powder was “in” and my setting powder was always sold out...
No hate towards these “influencers”, but it’s crazy how they come with certain techniques that end up looking ridiculous. And to top it off, they’re self taught so had they gotten an education in makeup, maybe we wouldn’t see such trends appear and they could be more informative like Robert is lol
I went to a professional MUA with certification and everything, my makeup technique is less is more which she said is absolutely wrong. There's only one true way of doing makeup and when I tell you she caked my face, I looked SUPER aged plus cakey. My skin felt disgusting and later when I got home I spent a long ass time removing the bulky mask, I really didn't learn anything in the end from her especially how she thought there's only one way to do makeup. 🙄 Edit: I went to a class she had so I did my makeup my way, then she did it her way on me.
Aesthetic Cat I completely understand where you’re coming from. Makeup isn’t for everyone, and if you wish to pursue it, you’re gonna learn things that apply to you’re liking. And every individual is different, plus what they might think works for you doesn’t. It should’ve been her job to understand how your skin works and listen to what you wanted. I’m so sorry that experience happened to you!
500!?!? What the heckerooni. And didn't she do a test make up before the actual wedding day? Back when I did Make Up (long long ago xD) I always did a test make up a few days before, so the client could tell me what she wanted, changed things up - etc. Until the point where she liked it and felt good. And of course you could see all over the day how the colors behaved o; so you wont get too pale or yellow or green or what else. And plus point - you already know everything you need and want to do on the wedding day - so everything is faster for the stressed bride and she doesn't need to be scared for her time plan 👌(and I'm not so nervous to fluff up the bride xD)
As someone with a neutral undertone too, it's such a pain trying to find a foundation or concealer that matches me. Heck, I only recently found out I even had a neutral undertone due to e.l.f's complexion products and finally finding one that matched me after years of having foundations being too pink or too yellow. Undertones need to be taken into better consideration tbh! There should be a pink, neutral and yellow undertone option for each shade when it comes to complexion products imo. It should be standard by now!
I still can't find my tone in e.l.f's shade range and I love their products! I'm not ghost pale, strawberry pink, Trump orange or dark. I'm just...neutral!😂
I’m only just discovering you and already I have so much respect for your integrity and honesty. I’m a beauty advisor for m&s and did my training in London with a makeup artist called Gemma Court. Absolutely amazing woman! First thing she taught us? Never hold the client by placing your hand on top of their head. I’m still learning, but now from you Robert. Thank you so much 🖤
I see the "painting foundation" technique all the time and it pisses me off, not only looks awful and uncomfortable but the models have amazing skin and they cover everything.
I find myself rolling my eyes a ton lately at most of the "beauty gurus." I know that most of them have no clue about the many makeup products they review on their channel. I cant believe I just found your channel!! It's been difficult to find a real MUA that isnt under blown out lights to make all their products look amazing and that will actually be honest on YT. I have been binge watching all your videos and love how we agree on so many topics!!
I stumbled across his channel and I've been hooked. I started thinking I was bad with makeup because I couldn't do it like the influencers/self-made muas. Then I came back here and realized they were wrong, I was still doing everything I needed to except I needed to upgrade my tools. I was so relieved!!
I can never understand why people slap so much foundation and concealer on. Surly the idea of make up is to enhance your looks not cover them up. Love your channel Robert ❤️
"You want to be a skin tone, not green" * me, screaming at my phone * BUT, ROBERT I AM GREEN and it's freaking impossible to find a neutral foundation when every brand make Simpson yellow or Peppa pig red undertones
Thank you from a fair skinned, red/pink undertoned woman who has always had trouble finding shades. Yellow undertones look terrible on me and make me look sick! Glad I found your videos, love trying out your techniques 💜
Oh I’ve been waiting for you to discuss this topic. I’ve been struggling a lot with clients thinking I do not know what I’m doing because I do not what they see on Instagram 🤦♀️
Robert Welsh it truly is. I have clients showing me heavily photoshopped pictures from Instagram and asking me to do the same to their face, and when I can’t make them look like they have mannequin like skin in real life they tell me it’s because I didn’t drop 5 droppers of Farsali Unicorn tears or whatever on their face 🤦♀️ I gave in and downloaded and App that basically blurs skin and now take their picture with it to show them that It’s Not Real!!
THE LIBRARY IS CLOSED. PS: A little add on for "yellow isn't for everyone" - it took me years to learn that one brand's "neutral" foundation can be pink undertone or yellow undertone, and some "cool" undertone foundations can be too pink, or worse, orange! Assume nothing, swatch everything, and check swatches under natural light because Sephora lighting is pure lies.
I never buy a foundation they match me with because it’s always sooooo off. They also try to match my cheek instead of my neck...are we still in 2004?? I look at the shades myself and get waaaay closer once I take samples home and see the best one
@@sassysav6859 at least it's the cheek. So many times here in India they run it on your arm blend the f*CK out of it and give you the LIGHTEST shade possible!! It's so frustrating being brown and not having people actually give you your shade to a point where you look grey!
Not stretching skin is something that I learned early on! My mother and I both have extremely hooded eyes, and after having my shapes screwed up by moving the skin like I saw online, I was like, "Nope! Not doing that anymore!" I'll do my shape first and blend to what I want it to be, and then check for cracks or folds, and if I need to just barely pull the skin taunt and blend the crack or fold to match. That is how I learned to get nice straight, sharp liner on my deep set hooded eyes.
I LOVE your videos! Your voice sounds like you’re always about to spill tea and talk shit but you’re so respectful and educate people on the theory of makeup! LOVE IT! LOVE you!
Thank you, Robert, for countering some of these channels. It’s so sad because teen to early 20s girls usually have the best skin (I’m aware some girls suffer from bad acne) but unfortunately that same age is where they’re the most insecure which makes them vulnerable to being brainwashed into thinking they need full coverage to cover the look of real skin. I had beautiful skin and because of one spot I thought I had to cover my whole face in foundation. A beautiful flush and I thought I had to cover the “redness.” The thick foundation made my skin break out in little bumps which then caused me to treat it with too harsh acne products because beauty companies profit off of insecure girls. Those acne products destroyed my skin barrier which then caused my skin to break out even when I didn’t wear makeup. It makes so sad to see these rich beauty companies making women insecure all to sell their products. And now youtube is also a wealth of misinformation and lies that target young women because it’s easy to make money. Channels like Robert’s are desperately needed to counter the beauty industry. If you noticed that your skin has been destroyed by harsh acne products, reply here and I’ll help you start over with simple, gentle skincare products you can get at most stores. I dealt with problematic skin for twelve years before finally figuring out what was wrong and I’ve helped others.
Linda Kandha Sure. If you can only afford one product, get the Vanicream gentle facial cleanser. You can buy it at Amazon or the pharmacy. It’s free of dyes, lanolin, fragrance, formaldehyde, parabens, etc. A lot of dermatologists recommend it because almost everyone reacts well to it. And it doesn’t strip your skin. The best, afffordable moisturizer is the Cerave moisturizing cream in a jar (you can find it with a pump). There’s a small percentage of people that break out from it but most people love it. Make sure you don’t get the lotion or the PM one because a higher percentage have a reaction to the niacinamide. And the jar one is great to repair the skin barrier. If you have the big bucks: The Skinceuticals triple lipid restore moisturizer is wonderful. Repairs the skin barrier and gets rid of dehydration. Dehydration also makes your skin break out. The Primera miracle seed essence is gorgeous as a first step before applying moisturizer. It has amazing reviews. And finally I sometimes use the Teddy rose water from Amazon to wet face before applying moisturizer. It’s not needed but it’s nice. I hope this information helps you.
Hey, I'm 21 and two years ago my face broke out in big lumps of cystic acne and now I'm left with acne scars and every day I get smalls zits on my jaw area and pimples on my right cheek. I don't know what to do with my face, I wear make up, cover it, I break out a bit, work it out with the Mary Kay my mom sells me, and idk what to do because my face won't clear up at all since that huge break out.
Le Twixter Cystic acne is usually hormonal. I never had cystic acne. But it sounds like you’re now getting a different type of breakouts. It might be that in treating the cystic acne, you damaged your skin barrier. I’m not sure. Let m know what you’re using now. It might be too harsh.
Ever since watching your videos, I have drastically decreased the amount of products I use in my makeup routine, realising they are unnecessary and confirmed my belief that they're only pushed by instagram to sell more products. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! :)
I literally just realized this TODAY. I thought he was just filling in his eyebrow scar on some videos. I came across a video with both of them in it tonight and was like whaaaaattt?? 🤯
“Maybe a dark room..” 😂 I’ve been esthetician and mua for 6 years and there are soooo many pet peeves that you’ve hit in this video. THANK YOU! Less is more is a motto I live by. 💜
'' that's your....prerogative?'' Lmao I love watching these. You and your brother are a breath of fresh air and definitely needed in this "industry" to help cut through the crap.
Badly matched undertones is a mistake I see a lot both on youtubers and in MUAs' work pictures. I agree with you it's absolutely crucial to learn that so the make up will really look amazing. People focus so much on eyeshadow, highlighter and ignore the base which seems easy but it's actually harder to master in reality.
Painting on foundation makes me lose my whole actual literal mind. It looks like a s s. Pretty much all insta makeup looks like ass. Thank god i never took it seriously. The only true mistakes I made were sharpie brows, the concealer triangle, and baking. Not now tho 😂
Soooo i've discovered your channel yesterday and I'm obsessed with you!! I've tried your techniques and for the first time ever I got my eyeshadow looking good and well blended. Thank you very much for your tips and your amazing makeup videos!!
I don’t apply eye primer like instagram, but after watching this, I do feel like I use too much. I have extremely hooded eyes and find that a lot of the time, my eyeshadow is creasing. I’m going to try this suggestion and see how it works! Thank you Robert!
I also have hooded eyes and I use the Pixi Endless Shade stick in Matte Cognac as a primer. I apply it on my ring finger first then pat it on my eyelids. Works like a charm
I’ve been doing instagram style makeup on my skin and oh my god was I wrong for doing that 😅 I used to bake, use excessive foundation and concealer and wondered why I looked like a pancake 😂 I’ve started using less and using your technique with concealer and stopped baking and my skin has never looked better. Thank you robert, your definitely the best MUA on here ❤️
LilLunaetic x I baked once under my eyes. I’ve never looked wrinklier 😂 Not to mention that I could feel all the product under my eyes the whole day. It was so unfomfortable. I def use less product than most people. Even when I apply the full coverage Huda foundation you can see some of my skin under it, because I use little and blend it.
@@sarahindy24 i think people who are in their late twenties and early thirties look pretty much the same actually! but i'm sure he'll appreciate the compliment haha
I love with the way you say "emm" and pause. Like the way people say "Ummm" when they are thinking but yours is "emm". You do it in every video. Its adorable. I wish I did that.
I'm ready to see all they ways I screw up my makeup routine 🤣👏🏻 For real though, I really appreciate these videos so I know what I should and shouldn't do 🖤
"It's not great in daylight..... or any light.... maybe a dark room?" The shade!
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@@tnnkosi 😂😂
@@tnnkosi 😂 😂 😂 🤣
snorted bubble out of my nose laughing
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My BIGGEST pet peeve! Clients ask me "aren't you going to use more concealer? They use more on Instagram".. no sweetie. Unless you want a wrinkly ballsack under your eye, we're using 2 dots 😶🙃
😂😂😂😂😂 that’s the best way to describe the texture! 🖤🖤
Oh no I just pictured that! Lmbo
I’m wheezing 💀🐌
😅😅😅
I spilled my coffee laughing 🙉🙉🙉🙉 i had a mental image of a person with balls under their eyes and ...i died 😂😂😂😂
The “dark room” comment just made me think of drag makeup and the fact you can’t do pretty, blended stuff for a club. They need that contrast so back of the house can see the queen. So maybe that’s part of the issue since insta started adopting drag styles- stage makeup is not everyday makeup afterall
ArtemisMoon12 this !!!!!
Yes! And “day-time” drag is real as well. Basically when you see all that heavy makeup in natural or fluorescent lighting, it looks horrible! Stage makeup is done with a specific setting and lighting in mind. Not meant to go outside in broad daylight looking like something out of the mortician’s office!
ArtemisMoon12 *putting on haunted house costume to go to walmart* wot m8?
Plus a lot of the techniques used on Instagram are techniques that originally came from drag
Me and my family noticed that a lot of the make up on Insta almost looks like drag and its really cool to notice.
The Welsh Twins destroying all nonsensical tricks used on social media one video at a time. I’m so here for it 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
😝😝 Thank you so much! 🖤🖤
True!
Hell yes!
yessss here for the Welsh twins revolution
Hell 👏🏻 yes 👏🏻
Nothing but respect and admiration for the Welsh twins. So glad I found them! I feel like I'm learning so much 🖤
“A yellow undertone isn’t everyone’s undertone” LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK 💯🎤👌
sarw522 - I have alot of Red in my skin and it is so hard to get a foundation that matches my skin tone! My skin is light, with redness and I have found less than a handful of brands that even carry shades that come close to matching but I would love to not constantly cover my neck because my shirt collars are always gross with makeup all over the neckline 😒
Three years ago all the fair skin foundations in drug stores were cool undertone whites or yellow undertone caramels. I was screwed as a fair skinned neutral! Slowly becoming more accessible though :)
Louder for James Charles
As someone with pale *olive skin I can agree, products with a yellow undertone make me look to asian and those with a fair undertone make me look weird. It's hard to find any fitting make up, and when a worker goes up to me and asks me if they can help I usually ask "Do you have any foundations/corectors with green undertones?" The only thing I get is an apology.
*autocorrect corrected "olive" to "pale" for some reason
sarw522 I’m mega yellow undertone, and even I started noticing all the females using yellow that didn’t match their skin tone. That’s just super weird to me. I would never use a neutral or pink undertone because they look horrible on me. Idk why it’s a trend to be yellow when you’re not.
“There’s full coverage.... and then there’s... well, whatever that is I guess...”
I SCREAMED. The shaaadeeeeee! Love it
Wow! He said it the same time I came across this comment 😂😭
*the shade* 😐
Samara Amjad you’re fricken absolutely stunning
I legit mean that, you’re so gorgeous in that thumbnail pic
Golden Spikes ah thank you, that’s so kind!! 🥰💕
Oof whenever people paint their foundation on, I can feel my pores clogging 😭😭🤢🤢
I saw that and thought " do people really do that?" Way too much!!
SAME OMG IT MAKES ME SO ANXIOUS😂
@@KC-zy4jw I thought it was just me. It made me anxious and nervous. I have no idea why
Had my sister do my make up, legit how she put on my foundation was painting it on. Never had I have a bad breakout that bad from doing my own. Compared to me who just puts some on the back of my hand and then just builds it up. It was so bad, and I had to take it all off at the end of the day. Felt bad but she is still learning.
I knoww. I can imagine their faces a couple hours later looking like they've applied a clay mask and forgot it 😂😂.
"A yellow undertone is not everyone's undertone" YES THANK YOU drives me NUTS it looks so horrible and obvious. Sometimes I wonder if some tv makeup artists are blind lol
Neutral and yellow undertones have become popular because they’re shades that weren’t widely offered until recently. Which is fantastic for me and anyone else with olive skin tone, but I don’t understand why people with pink undertones are now switching to yellow? Just because the options there now doesn’t mean it’s better or applicable to you
Sallow
I literally came here to comment the same thing!!!!! I think it's in Bobbi Brown's makeup book where she actually recommends that EVERYONE use a foundation with yellow undertones. Ummmm....I definitely have cool undertones and am incredibly pale. If I use something with warm, yellow, or even sometimes neutral undertones, I look jaundiced. I get the idea is that, "Oh you're cancelling out the red," but a.) that doesn't seem to work and b.) not everyone with pink undertones has an issue with redness.
@@imamajesticseahorse2548 that's weird since I have very cool undertones and Bobbi brown foundation is my favorite.
Briana Hodgson Bobbi Brown says that everyone suits a yellow undertone foundation, which is why all of her foundations are yellow toned. I however agree with Robert. As someone who has redness and a neutral undertone, the yellow just makes me look weird.
"Or do you want to be green?"
*Me, A Shrek fan*
Yes
Pola Palileo lol
Love it
Me a Billie eilish fan: *YeS*
Lol
shrek is life
Although it won't be a Shrek green. To get that you would probably need cream paints, aqua paints, or face paintd
Things people don’t realize about influencer makeup:
- they do their makeup that looks good on camera, NOT IN PERSON, those things are not the same
- influencers might not care about how much product they use because they don’t always pay for it, they get a ton of it in PR
- what works for an influencer might not work for you! Contouring and eye looks are based on face and eye shape
- influencers get paid to use things and they don’t necessarily have to disclose that
- influencers will put on makeup for a video and then wipe it off, their methods/looks aren’t meant to stay all day
Cat - YASSSSS LOUDER for the people in the next video!!
In the uk if you dont declare that your getting paid to show a product your breaking the law
Heather while that is true some country’s you don’t have to and a thing I remover people did is when on vacation in those countries they would post a lot of vids promoting stuff and wouldn’t have to disclose it bc they are in that country and uploaded it there it’s stupid
This made me feel better thanks!
I would also like to add- Just because an influencer has a large following doesn’t mean they’re talented or using proper makeup techniques.
"A yellow undertone is not everyone's undertone."
*James Charles has left the chat*
Has he even found his foundation shade yet?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@courts1436 He did a whole video finding his shade, but even the ones that worked he dismissed as being "too pink" to match his chest, and he still thinks he has a yellow undertone. I'm like, "dude...you want to match mostly to your face and neck...no one sees your chest!"
He’s cool toned... in denial.
what about using liquid highlighter as primers?! *cries in Huda Beauty*
And then using full-coverage foundation as well! Oof. Such a waste of good products.
Smokyblackeyes 🤮
The layers and layers in those videos make my autistic ass CRINGE. They put on that farsali stuff, too much of it, then highlighter, then foundation then more highlighter and contour and BLEH! The texture would drive me up the wall.
It makes sense to add liquid highlighter to foundation if you want to get that dewy radiant look with a full coverage foundation. But if used with a primer, then it would only make sense if the primer is to be worn alone on top of your skincare routine with no makeup added. Those are my two cents. But then again, I’m not the makeup expert here. Lol
@@sof_t_ yeah they really don't need all of that full coverage when their skin is pretty good. I have terrible acne and need full coverage lol
“It’s looks pleasing, but is it good? Noooot really!”
If this isn’t every relationship I’ve ever had...
So relatable 😂😂😂
Amy Shadden: I can’t stop laughing ...TRUEST COMMENT EVER !!!
😂😂😂
cant relate, haven’t had a relationship
I’m always confused by really pale people using really dark contour / bronzer shades..... only to work really hard to sheer it out. You could’ve just bought a lighter shade.... there are plenty available.
Are there though? I'm NW15 and rarely is a bronzer light enough for me...
Mi'el Blanquea Esquivo have you tried Fenty bronzers? I have very fair skin and I love how “Shady Biz” looks on me. Other bronzers I tried in the past just made me look gross
I'm pretty pale and I really enjoy the bare minerals invisible bronzer in fair to light. It's absolutely perfect. For reference NC 15 on me was nc orange and two shades too dark. I also use the real techniques blush brush and it sheers out other bronzers really well. I can use nars Laguna and the butter bronzer with that brush as well.
I know, right? It's the same as black girls buying shades too light for their face. It looks so funny!
I don't wear foundation, so I usually use a really dark bronzer, but won't put as much product on the brush. If I use too much, even with a lighter product, it would end up looking mat compared to the rest of my face. It works well, if you don't do a lot of build up.
Never forget the time in high school where i used green color correcter all over my face with a light/medium coverage foundation and my friend pulled me aside at lunch to tell me I resembled shrek
Omg lol so embarrassing 😩
At least she told you lmao
She a real one
LMAO 😂
Same😈😈😈😈😈
I don't think some people understand that when they see "influencers" do their makeup on camera and paint on a whole muck of foundation, or contour, color corrector ect ect, that it doesn't translate on camera as it does IN PERSON. On camera, things tend to look nicer, more pristine, you know? IN PERSON these people might look like a CAKE.
Elizabeth Perez so true
I do proper makeup application when I go out. When I get home, I intensify the makeup (more contour, bronzer, blush, touch up the eyeshadow, etc.) to take a selfie. It translates better on camera but there’s a reason I don’t go out like that!
Elizabeth Perez oh I see them... and my my how they give me the giggles!
There really is a clearly visible difference. I see sometimes girls who look like they did a full face, but their skin looks like proper skin. And then there is the occasional girl that makes me think that yep, she must have copied some ig "expert". Sure, it looks pretty, but it's more of a mask, than a face. It's glaringly obvious that she has a thick layer of make-up.
SuperSkyhorse some people genuinely like that look though 👀🤔 and if it’s done well it looks great
"i'm very old." No, you are not, you are just very wise.
Well....you old is he... really....my bet is 31
@@missbs84 maybe 30. I'm ancient, I'm 40!
@@Purple79Angel I'm much older and his tips and advice on applying make-up my make-up looks better than it ever has guess I am ancient I'm 58
Hes not old at all
I think no matter the age the tips on applying make-up that Robert gives helps everyone who wears make-up and makes them look and feel beautiful
You forgot to mention do NOT touch your skin with the dropper while applying serums/oils/etc, I cringe everytime I see this on IG makeup videos hahaha
YESSSS!!! AMEN GIRL! Can people PLEASE stop doing this! So gross! Lol
Omg true like imagine the dropper touched ur skin and it picks up all the germs and foreigns stuff and you put it back in the bottle and they all stored in it and the next time u use it ur applying the foreign stuff mixed with the oil of what ever ur using. Just gross! 🥺
Hyram is proud of you
Allison Hagan loll
@@AH-tu3km I want to double Ike your comment 🤣❤️
"Dont assume you need coverage everywhere" AMEN THIS NEEDS TO BE HEARD. I see people intensely covering places they seriously do not need to cover
Isrella This honestly changed my life. I used to literally paint my face with foundation, and when I did my face the other day I just used primer and concealer; HOLY SHIT it looked sooo good. But of course I also have James’s skincare tips to thank😭
Preach it brother
@@amcglockton2 omg girl yes!!! Bear the skin you have. Real skin is so beautiful and covering everything makes it look so unnatural. I'm glad you're stepping away from painting your face 💕
Isrella YES! I’m 15, when I was 13 I started watching tons of beauty TH-camrs and they used matte foundations, powders, heavy layers of makeup and I got tons of pimples and applied more makeup, never used spf, didn’t take care of my skin. Then I discovered some TH-camrs with a minimalistic approach to makeup. Now I apply spf and moisturizers every day, on special occasions use the tiniest bit of tinted moisturizer, some times I use concealer, most of the days it’s just spf cream blush and highlight, lip balm, brow gel and sometimes mascara and my skin has cleared up and it looks good when I wear makeup
@@whatab1613 yes girl 💕💕 I'm so glad you now have a clean canvas to work with!!!
You, James and Wayne Goss should be the front page of the Internet. Transparency is exactly what we need in 2020
And hindash!!
I was going to reply the same thing lol
Ramola D'silva Yes, Hindash!
Lisa Eldridge too ☺️
James... who? Don't say Charles
Here's my conspiracy theory: most of these makeup videos on Instagram or TH-cam use excessive product to encourage viewers to buy more product than they need from Big Makeup.
That's the point actually
Big Makeup! LOL
I always said that ! Girl we dont need so MUCH products in ours faces!
DEFINETELY
Love the term Big Makeup. They are twice as cunning as Big Pharma, and people are eating it up.
James changed my skincare game and Robert changed my makeup game. WHAT A DREAM TEAM.
your concealer trick has changed my life and I'm an Indian with genetic really big dark circles so i can confirm it works just fine.
hi my fellow indian, would truly appreciate if you could support my channel as well. thank you.
@@MakeupwithJas hey! it feels really great to see an india MUA on this platform. I would happily support your channel!
What concealer trick? I have the same problem...
@@anikadelabajo759 two dots under your eyes at the inner corner and one dot at the outer corner.
@@Pandakiosk3737 thank you so much... you have no idea how much that means to me..
The thing that baffles me about a lot of these Insta/TikTok makeup 'trends' is the fact that 90% of them are rooted in drag technique ... which of course isn't intended to be everyday! I don't understand how these literal painted on techniques are finding their way into 'everyday' looks haha
nobody:
not a single soul:
Robert: anyWHEY
PinkyPurpleGalaxy He said that as I was literally reading this comment 😂
Bobbie Soales 😂😂
"I'm very old," he says, while not looking a day over 28.
😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤 Thank you so much!! 🖤🖤
Wait, isn't he 28?! 😱
I felt like a decrepid old hag when he said that... 😏😁😎
Wait he’s not 28?
Well... is he a vampire?? 🖤🖤🖤
I’m SO glad he said something about yellow undertoned makeup. I thought I was crazy for actually liking that red undertone my skin naturally has and that foundation tends to cancel out with this yellow/orange tint it always has to it. I always thought I was insane for actually liking that natural redness on skin because Instagram makeup always has INSANELY yellow foundation.
"Maybe not so great in daylight or any kind of light...maybe a dark room?" LOOOOL
😝🖤🖤
I'm seeing more and more content creators in the beauty community doing your concealer technique. "One dot.. two dots".. I'm like, "ohhhh you watch Robert" 🙃😂 Keep up the good work - you're making a difference!
😂😂🖤🖤🖤 Thank you so much! 🖤🖤
oooo who!? who did it?
Yesssss! I've started the dot thing and am LOVING it! I'm going to be 37 in a couple of weeks. Although I DO get told that I look a lot younger (seriously not bragging, for real. I think it is more bc of how I act - pretty much like Michael Scott from The Office), I have been getting a LOT of comments about just the minimal amount of makeup that I use now. Isn't that crazy? I used to think that it took MORE makeup to appear like you were wearing less (shup. Don't ask.🤪).
Now, don't get it twisted - I am still preparing for a midlife crisis when I hit 37, but at least I plan on looking effing awesome when I do! (I'm talking a big game right now before the day hits, aren't I?)
@@What.The.Chell_lol I want to know too!
I’ve noticed several influencers who have incorporated the more reasonable esthetic Robert promotes into their routines -and I think it’s much better. They look prettier too. ☕️ 💡🖌💄🎨
Not only have “beauty gurus” admitted to using filters on their videos, but camera doesn’t capture everything our eyes do. Ever seen a beautiful moonlit night and tried to take a picture of it? The picture looks like crap, even with more expensive cameras, compared to what we actually see. That’s why their skin looks so smooth and soft on screen whereas it looks horrendous in person.
This extraordinary amount of makeup and techniques only makes imperfections easier to see. I met someone who did this as an everyday look and I could see every single pore, wrinkle, and even acne scars from five feet away. There’s a reason the saying, ‘less is more” exists and why it’s important to use the correct techniques.
Also, you can do whatever kind of makeup you want. It doesn’t mean it’s going to look good or flatter you in anyway.
"A yellow undertone isn't everyone's undertone" .Thank u so much, I have a pink undertone, and hate people trying to sale me something that won't suit me! U. U
My undertone is blue 😂😂 I know it's weird.
Susan, no, no, "yellow neutralizes pink" hahah I mean... yes, salespeople, this is somewhat true but... no, mostly no.
@@Saf333 Me TOO Kim! In the dead of winter I have a purplish cast.
@@m8272m when I try to find a foundation that fits me the sales people just don't believe me.
That happens to me every time I go and buy a foundation... I look yellow in all of my pics and I’m actually a cool pinky tone.
Robert really is changing the makeup community, but his work won’t be done till baking is dead 😂❤️
The Great British Bakeoff, but with a twist
Kaitlyn B I’m sorry, I love Robert and his work but I will never be able to stop... it’s a disease
I hate the baking thing! I have some fine lines and baking is just not pretty on me.
😂😂😂
@@strawbabiigirl I'm going to try that... I'd love for my facial skin to be soft, smooth but not cakey.
"Do you want to be your skin color or do you want to be green?"
-cries in cool toned olive
I just commented on a beauty guru's video yesterday. I was cringing seeing how much product was being slapped on their young face that was unnecessary...they have amazing skin and so young!!! Entertaining to watch, but waaaay too much foundation and concealer being caked on. I will never do that again. THANK YOU ROBERT AND YOUR BROTHER TOO, MY SKIN/MAKEUP HAS NEVER LOOKED THIS GOOD! Sending love all the way from TEXAS!! 🖤🖤🖤
Thank you so much! 🖤🖤!!
Not to mention foundation can be expensive, and you don't get very much. 1 fl. oz. per bottle on average, some have even less. The mere thought of wasting that much product (and money) makes me break out into hives.
Ursula Scott yes! I’m getting used to not holding back comments 😂
Ursula Scott It’s so sad because teen to early 20s girls usually have the best skin (I’m aware some girls suffer from bad acne) but unfortunately that same age is where they’re the most insecure which makes them vulnerable to being brainwashed into thinking they need full coverage to cover the look of real skin.
I had beautiful skin and because of one spot I thought I had to cover my whole face in foundation. A beautiful flush and I thought I had to cover the “redness.”
The thick foundation made my skin break out in little bumps which then caused me to treat it with too harsh acne products because beauty companies profit off of insecure girls. Those acne products destroyed my skin barrier which then caused my skin to break out even when I didn’t wear makeup.
It makes so sad to see these rich beauty companies making women is secure all to sell their products. And now youtube is also a wealth of misinformation and lies that target young women to make money from their insecurities.
Channels like Robert’s are desperately needed to counter the beauty industry.
@@BbGun-lw5vi you are so right! It is out of control..I love a full glam moment from time to time but when going to youtube for make up tips when you want to learn how to apply makeup better...wow I wouldn't recommend it anymore ...I am so grateful I found Robert's channel!! I always wondered why my makeup didnt look as good or smooth as the beauty gurus I watch...my makeup looked textured and now flattering...And now that I'm in my late 30's it really looks so bad whacking on a ton of foundation...now I'm trying to focus on my skincare and let my natural skin shine through!!
I love that you actually give us the real tea as opposed to this makeup has no rules BS. Your right, it does have a theory. Products have specific uses. And of course you can use certain things for other purposes but I really love that you actually get into the tips that will truly help us in our makeup Journey's.
Last night I watched your blending and your eyeshadow mistakes videos and honestly probably did the best eyeshadow that I've ever done on myself.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Amazing!!! Thank you so much!! Q🖤🖤🖤
@@RobertWelsh Aw thanks.. I really do mean it. It's just over the last year that I've gotten really beyond the surface with makeup oh, do you know what I mean? When we have all these Instagram and TH-cam "influencers" telling us is that there are no rules and that you can do whatever you want with whatever product, it really is misleading. Of course you can do whatever you want, but that does not mean that it's going to look good.
I don't think that anyone should put themselves in a box, but I do think that color theory and the actual purpose of a product is important. You have actually inspired me to look really deeply into color theory and do a lot of research on what types of products I should be getting for my skin type and for my needs. Not just buying whatever the Beauty gurus say is good.
And when I say that your tip videos make all the difference in my routine I really do mean it. You have been such an inspiration to me. Like to the point that I'm thinking about going to school and everything. I'm almost 30 I will be in less than a month, I already have a degree in marketing that I have never used. And I want to do something that I love. I hope you read this one too because I just want you to know that you really are, In my opinion the MOST honest, helpful, and informative beauty related TH-camr.💜🙌💜
Corren love I’d like to think that saying exists because uppity people like to shame others makeup styles for things that aren’t their own style or preference. When they really could’ve just minded their own business to begin with and let people do them. I love that Robert distinguishes between rules and theory and took me a min to learn the difference but I really appreciate that distinction. Learn to express and express yourself however u want and politely afford other people the same courtesy. This isn’t meant for you specifically at all, I agree with all that you said. Just a general PSA on why that phrase possibly exists in the first place. People shoving their “theory” down other people’s choice of self expression and creativity.
how old is he? i thought hes 22? is he really 28?
Corren love I so agree with you that all that “makeup has no rules” just takes you down the wrong path.
If you’re really into color theory look up PCA season color analysis. Many people who just glance at season color analysis think it’s too limiting but I’ve found it to be the opposite.
You can wear any color, it’s all about getting the right tone and depth for your coloring. Now I understand why I sometimes look great and I sometimes don’t. I can now control how to look my best.
If you want an example look at this youtuber (her channel is awesome). In the first video she’s not wearing her best colors (except of her tshirt but it’s mostly under her jacket). She’s still pretty but her makeup colors clash against her skin tone.
Then click on the second link to see her with colors that suit her skin tone.
th-cam.com/video/cCqSppnBB60/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/H0CPLGAzXtg/w-d-xo.html
I've binge-watched a bunch of Robert's videos, and it makes me realize that some beauty gurus make doing makeup a lot more extra than what it needs to be. The makeup techniques are really common sense, and that's what I really like about Robert's videos.
He's honest and not screwing with us
Robert: "I'm really old!"
*Looks 20*
I'm guessing that just means wisdom 😉
You bet!👵🏻
@@marycochran3821 He's 30. I'm twice as old. I'm old :)
Bobette McCann I’m older than you, kid. So, alSo wiser! 👵🏻😁
Bobette McCann is he really? He really does look so young!
Damn he looks 25
Robert Welsh and Wayne Goss... The best ones preach the same tips.. Less layers.. More blending..
"Start where you need the most coverage first. Don't just assume you need coverage everywhere" Bold of you to assume that I don't have blemishes all over my face
Sound like you should start looking into some skincare if you haven't already.
@@peggedyourdad9560 Wow thanks! I hadn't thought of that yet!
@@edeeeXO Hey, you never know with some people ok.....Sounds like you need a doctor or even a dermatologist then if it's really that bad. I used to have pretty horrific acne until I was prescribed doxycycline, cleared my skin almost completely.
RamRanch Dressing I go to dermatologist, but I’m still prone to get acne all over face and body, and some acne treatments irritate my skin since I have eczema as well :( so I would say not everyone can attain perfectly clear skin. I have days when my skin is nice and almost clean, and then I get breakouts, it’s a never ending cycle. Glad to see that it worked for you tho! And yes investing into skin care generally made my skin better.
@@edeeeXO maybe the products you're using are too harsh and you use them too often? Products aimed at oily acne prone skin can be really harsh and shouldn't be used everyday. That can cause irritation. Or maybe it's diet?
I find a lot of people seem to forget that, on camera, make up is always heavier. I modeled for years and was taught "camera" make up and "runway" make up but ALSO real life make up. There is a HUGE difference
Jen the Nosey Cow when I see high fashion runway bts pictures, the models' makeup always looks really dewy, fresh, and minimal, with perhaps just the eyes looking a bit editorial or avant garde. I'm so curious to know if my perception is wrong and they really are wearing tons of makeup? I wish someone would vlog doing makeup for a runway or fashion shoot so I could see lol.
Actually i took classes in Television and film makeup artistry, the less the better because of pixilation and lighting
@@Raisinsins I was actually talking about what I was taught 30 years ago
When I like a video before a single word is uttered, that’s trust.
Penny Royalty Same😁
100% me 🤣
Absolutely love me some Robert W
Penny Royalty 💯
“Not everyone has a yellow undertone” TELL THAT TO MAKEUP COMPANIES! It’s so hard to find extremely pale (we’re talking John Maclean *white*) foundation with pink/red undertones in stores. 🙄😓
Phoenix Feather feel you
oh my god the Lord and Saviour.
Tbh, I believe most Asian companies carry it in pinker undertones but we dont usually have anything in full coverage since foundation here is always meant to look natural.
OMG yes! I am not buying two foundation shades with pink and yellow undertones to get a neutral that matches my skin cause that's all they have! I'm not going out looking like Donald Trump!
Word. It's so hard to find a shade that fits me completly.
The closest shade I’ve gotten so far is “L’Oréal true match cool fair ivory CO.5”, and even that is a little darker than I’d like, but I just fix it by putting some on my hand and adding straight-up white. >~> Whatever works I guess 🤷
I love how he doesn’t cover the scar on his eye brow
He says it makes his brow become too thick so he won't do it.
XxtriggazupxX
I personally like his scar.
Scars tell a story, I love it not being covered
I literally thought that was a strip of foundation... oopsies...
Yeah! I think looks baddie
Loved when Robert said “they’re not gonna walk around like this” then held up his eye area with his thumbs 😂
"Yellow is not for everyone" Thank you, I honestly have trouble finding more neutral and cold toned concealers, foundations, bronzers... Why is everything yellow or orange.. why
"You want it to be a skin color, not green"
Me in my head: Kermit was right, it's not easy being green
Connie Guevara *cries in olive undertones*
About the yellow undertone thing, I totally agree. I'm also a professional mua, and honestly nowadays I can't even FIND foundations with pink or neutral undertones. The ones I do find are super duper fair. Anything slightly darker is just instantly orange...
Avital Kagan can you recommend a foundation for fair skin with a really pink undertone (think peppa pig)? I have trouble finding any. It’s all yellow/golden 😔
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 I live in the middle east so everything here is SUPER yellow... Makeup Revolution have a huge shade range with different undertones and they're super affordable, I'd recommend starting there so that you can at least try to match something before you spend a lot on a high end foundation. Sometimes, there's no choice but to mix foundations.
Avital Kagan thank you for the tip!
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 My pleasure!
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 Yeah, I have the Makeup Revolution Conceal and Define concealer in 0.5 and it's basically pink with no yellow/brown. (I mean, it _is_ 0.5)
A yellow undertone isn't everyone's undertone... Someone needs to let JC know
kid is happy and making tons of bank so he just doesn’t seem to care lmao
“yellow and blue make green, color theory” i SCREAMED lol
Brilliant
I learned from Wayne Goss that less is more when it comes to foundation...
Omg I love ur profile pic Jim Morrison is 😍
Wayne Goss and Robert Welsh..are true experts😍
Omg.. yes! Wayne Goss! Keeping it real as always! 🙌🏼
Ugh I just love how you explain these mistakes so kindly and actually do it in an informative way. I just imagine a masterclass with you 😭 a dream!
"A yellow undertone is not everyone's undertone." YES! I know I'm pale so undertones are kind of hard to see, but when I tell you it took literally TEN YEARS for me to figure out I'm a green undertone and not pink or yellow (as companies would make you think pale people are only those two - I mean seriously, I don't need an Ivory or Porcelain, I need a 'Frozen swamp' shade of foundation) and it was a revelation (plus I really only figured it out by not washing the brush I used to turn myself into the Hulk on Halloween and using it to apply foundation that turned out to match better than anything else...I was speechless).
Fiona Moore MJ Oliver is right that you might be a peach undertone. Many redheads are peach because they have warm undertones. Foundations can often make them look grey or yellow. Look for a peachy foundation.
RedhairedBallerina 🤣 I cant believe you figured it out by using a dirty Hulk green brush! So funny!
It also took me 15 years to figure it out. I was so mad! No wonder I often looked deathly pale, or grey or yellow.
I finally found the Koh Gen Doh aqua foundation in 213 and it’s amazing how good it looks. You can clearly see the green undertone which is what I needed.
I don’t know how pale you are but if you’re about an NC15-20, it’s amazing! The website sells samples. You can also mix in a white mixer to lighten it up. It’s a beautiful formula.
I had my revelation when I dyed my hair black and a lady said it went well with my olive skin tone. I had no idea.
Bear Burrito If she said your dark hair went well with your olive skin she probably meant olive the way most people use it, as in tanned or darker skinned. Because there’s nothing about dark hair looking good on olive green skin. But if it helped you realize you had olive green skin then it’s all good.
Isnt that called an olive undertone? So happy for you. Such an odd way to finding out lol
I've heard from somewhere that a "rule" to color corrector is that "If you can see the color (Green/Orange/Blue/etc.) , you used too much."
“A yellow undertone is not everyone’s undertone”
I wish someone told the beauty gurus this when the banana powder was “in” and my setting powder was always sold out...
No hate towards these “influencers”, but it’s crazy how they come with certain techniques that end up looking ridiculous. And to top it off, they’re self taught so had they gotten an education in makeup, maybe we wouldn’t see such trends appear and they could be more informative like Robert is lol
it looks like spackle and clown makeup LOL
It's why Jackie aina is my fave because she is actually a trained mua and trixie Mattel it helps so much more when the person knows what their doing x
I went to a professional MUA with certification and everything, my makeup technique is less is more which she said is absolutely wrong. There's only one true way of doing makeup and when I tell you she caked my face, I looked SUPER aged plus cakey. My skin felt disgusting and later when I got home I spent a long ass time removing the bulky mask, I really didn't learn anything in the end from her especially how she thought there's only one way to do makeup. 🙄
Edit: I went to a class she had so I did my makeup my way, then she did it her way on me.
Nikki Tutorials and Jeffree Star were professional MUAs and they both do these hacks now. They probably just want to go with the trends.
Aesthetic Cat I completely understand where you’re coming from. Makeup isn’t for everyone, and if you wish to pursue it, you’re gonna learn things that apply to you’re liking. And every individual is different, plus what they might think works for you doesn’t. It should’ve been her job to understand how your skin works and listen to what you wanted. I’m so sorry that experience happened to you!
I’d love to see Robert’s take on different lip looks: red, your lips but better shades, and nudes for different tones and shades.
Katherine Margeson Yessss!!!!
Yes or a guide on how to find a perfect nude!!
please!
Lisa Eldridge has amazing videos on these.
My makeup artist did all these blunders on my wedding day. Still haunts me
I was literally whitewashed
@@FindingMyTrueself I am little pale.... But I was looking yellow. She didn't even blend contour. Charged me 500 dollors 😭
500!?!? What the heckerooni. And didn't she do a test make up before the actual wedding day? Back when I did Make Up (long long ago xD) I always did a test make up a few days before, so the client could tell me what she wanted, changed things up - etc. Until the point where she liked it and felt good. And of course you could see all over the day how the colors behaved o; so you wont get too pale or yellow or green or what else.
And plus point - you already know everything you need and want to do on the wedding day - so everything is faster for the stressed bride and she doesn't need to be scared for her time plan 👌(and I'm not so nervous to fluff up the bride xD)
Oooffff I’m so glad I did my own makeup on my wedding day ... and I kept it subtle because family members asked me not to overdo it lol
"... Not great in daylight.. not great in any light... Maybe a dark room" 😂 I spat out my tea there, Robert 🙈
I actually laughed out loud 😂
Samantha Marler-Tedford it was hilarious 🙈 oh my, the shade 😂
As someone with a neutral undertone too, it's such a pain trying to find a foundation or concealer that matches me. Heck, I only recently found out I even had a neutral undertone due to e.l.f's complexion products and finally finding one that matched me after years of having foundations being too pink or too yellow. Undertones need to be taken into better consideration tbh! There should be a pink, neutral and yellow undertone option for each shade when it comes to complexion products imo. It should be standard by now!
I still can't find my tone in e.l.f's shade range and I love their products! I'm not ghost pale, strawberry pink, Trump orange or dark. I'm just...neutral!😂
I’m the exact same!
i am olive! it's complicated to find cheap-ish foundations that match me so i end up going for warm tones. it's complicated
Yes! I also found my perfect shade with e.l.f. foundation. I just realized a couple months ago that I'm a neutral undertone.
I’m only just discovering you and already I have so much respect for your integrity and honesty. I’m a beauty advisor for m&s and did my training in London with a makeup artist called Gemma Court. Absolutely amazing woman! First thing she taught us? Never hold the client by placing your hand on top of their head. I’m still learning, but now from you Robert. Thank you so much 🖤
Wait why not hold their head like that? That's all I've seen people do, Is it for hygiene?
Robert's face gestures when he was explaining not to move our face, was everything 😂👏
What makes you think I don’t walk around holding my eyebrows up to show off my eyeshadow.?
😂
Great video as always, Robert.
😂😂😂😂😂😝🖤
😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭
MsOrangeSoul 😂😂😂
This is why I have forehead wrinkles 😬😂
Dr. LauraReflex D.O M.S. ❤️😂😂😂
“theyre not gonna walk around like this”
*lifts both eyebrows*
I AM HOLLERINGJAHAHHQHAHAH
I was cackling. Wow. So funny.
I see the "painting foundation" technique all the time and it pisses me off, not only looks awful and uncomfortable but the models have amazing skin and they cover everything.
I find myself rolling my eyes a ton lately at most of the "beauty gurus." I know that most of them have no clue about the many makeup products they review on their channel. I cant believe I just found your channel!! It's been difficult to find a real MUA that isnt under blown out lights to make all their products look amazing and that will actually be honest on YT. I have been binge watching all your videos and love how we agree on so many topics!!
I stumbled across his channel and I've been hooked. I started thinking I was bad with makeup because I couldn't do it like the influencers/self-made muas. Then I came back here and realized they were wrong, I was still doing everything I needed to except I needed to upgrade my tools. I was so relieved!!
I love you! Seriously genuine, caring, & honest. Thank you for all the tips! No, education. You are an educator hunty😘
Thank you Amy!!!!! 😝🖤🖤🖤
I can never understand why people slap so much foundation and concealer on. Surly the idea of make up is to enhance your looks not cover them up. Love your channel Robert ❤️
Thank you so much! 🖤🖤
“It doesn’t look good in daylight, or any light.... Maybe a dark room.” 😂
Literally the only light my makeup looks good in 🤣🤣🤣
Just listening to his voice is SOOOO satisfying and calming🥰
"You want to be a skin tone, not green"
* me, screaming at my phone * BUT, ROBERT
I AM GREEN
and it's freaking impossible to find a neutral foundation when every brand make Simpson yellow or Peppa pig red undertones
Alexandra Anele had this amazing video showing how use a Nyx green foundation mixer! Hope this helps.
Have you checked out EX1 foundations? They are specifically made for Olive tones or more green tones 😊
I finally found my perfect neutral match a few months ago, I'm 49!
Try Bounce foundation, they have olive neutral undertones.
😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 Not Peppa
Robert: “You want to be a skin color, not green”
People with olive skin: “am I a joke to you?”
Olive skin tones aren't green, they're more golden or yellow in undertone.
@@parulmia I literally look green because I'm also pale
gahahah
The foundation doesn't turn a natural colour but a sickly green not olive.
She's obviously being sarcastic, god 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you from a fair skinned, red/pink undertoned woman who has always had trouble finding shades. Yellow undertones look terrible on me and make me look sick! Glad I found your videos, love trying out your techniques 💜
Oh I’ve been waiting for you to discuss this topic. I’ve been struggling a lot with clients thinking I do not know what I’m doing because I do not what they see on Instagram 🤦♀️
Omg isn’t it the worst!! 😂🖤
Robert Welsh it truly is. I have clients showing me heavily photoshopped pictures from Instagram and asking me to do the same to their face, and when I can’t make them look like they have mannequin like skin in real life they tell me it’s because I didn’t drop 5 droppers of Farsali Unicorn tears or whatever on their face 🤦♀️ I gave in and downloaded and App that basically blurs skin and now take their picture with it to show them that It’s Not Real!!
THE LIBRARY IS CLOSED.
PS: A little add on for "yellow isn't for everyone" - it took me years to learn that one brand's "neutral" foundation can be pink undertone or yellow undertone, and some "cool" undertone foundations can be too pink, or worse, orange! Assume nothing, swatch everything, and check swatches under natural light because Sephora lighting is pure lies.
Rachel Leigh PREACH!! The lies those Sephora lights tell!!! 🤦🏽♀️
@@lalalalalalee6311 our lights are blue grey, we Beg people to natural light daily!!!
I never buy a foundation they match me with because it’s always sooooo off. They also try to match my cheek instead of my neck...are we still in 2004?? I look at the shades myself and get waaaay closer once I take samples home and see the best one
@@sassysav6859 at least it's the cheek. So many times here in India they run it on your arm blend the f*CK out of it and give you the LIGHTEST shade possible!! It's so frustrating being brown and not having people actually give you your shade to a point where you look grey!
Not stretching skin is something that I learned early on! My mother and I both have extremely hooded eyes, and after having my shapes screwed up by moving the skin like I saw online, I was like, "Nope! Not doing that anymore!" I'll do my shape first and blend to what I want it to be, and then check for cracks or folds, and if I need to just barely pull the skin taunt and blend the crack or fold to match. That is how I learned to get nice straight, sharp liner on my deep set hooded eyes.
I LOVE your videos! Your voice sounds like you’re always about to spill tea and talk shit but you’re so respectful and educate people on the theory of makeup! LOVE IT! LOVE you!
😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤 Thank you so much! 🖤🖤
my worst habit is watching people who use makeup incorrectly n wondering WHY I look like 💩😂
... in walks Welsh knows Best!😍❤️✨
I feel like we need to start remembering its easier to add instead of take away with make up.
Thank you, Robert, for countering some of these channels.
It’s so sad because teen to early 20s girls usually have the best skin (I’m aware some girls suffer from bad acne) but unfortunately that same age is where they’re the most insecure which makes them vulnerable to being brainwashed into thinking they need full coverage to cover the look of real skin.
I had beautiful skin and because of one spot I thought I had to cover my whole face in foundation. A beautiful flush and I thought I had to cover the “redness.”
The thick foundation made my skin break out in little bumps which then caused me to treat it with too harsh acne products because beauty companies profit off of insecure girls. Those acne products destroyed my skin barrier which then caused my skin to break out even when I didn’t wear makeup.
It makes so sad to see these rich beauty companies making women insecure all to sell their products. And now youtube is also a wealth of misinformation and lies that target young women because it’s easy to make money.
Channels like Robert’s are desperately needed to counter the beauty industry.
If you noticed that your skin has been destroyed by harsh acne products, reply here and I’ll help you start over with simple, gentle skincare products you can get at most stores. I dealt with problematic skin for twelve years before finally figuring out what was wrong and I’ve helped others.
Well said!
Please share your go to products!
Linda Kandha Sure.
If you can only afford one product, get the Vanicream gentle facial cleanser. You can buy it at Amazon or the pharmacy. It’s free of dyes, lanolin, fragrance, formaldehyde, parabens, etc. A lot of dermatologists recommend it because almost everyone reacts well to it. And it doesn’t strip your skin.
The best, afffordable moisturizer is the Cerave moisturizing cream in a jar (you can find it with a pump). There’s a small percentage of people that break out from it but most people love it. Make sure you don’t get the lotion or the PM one because a higher percentage have a reaction to the niacinamide. And the jar one is great to repair the skin barrier.
If you have the big bucks:
The Skinceuticals triple lipid restore moisturizer is wonderful. Repairs the skin barrier and gets rid of dehydration. Dehydration also makes your skin break out.
The Primera miracle seed essence is gorgeous as a first step before applying moisturizer. It has amazing reviews.
And finally I sometimes use the Teddy rose water from Amazon to wet face before applying moisturizer. It’s not needed but it’s nice.
I hope this information helps you.
Hey, I'm 21 and two years ago my face broke out in big lumps of cystic acne and now I'm left with acne scars and every day I get smalls zits on my jaw area and pimples on my right cheek. I don't know what to do with my face, I wear make up, cover it, I break out a bit, work it out with the Mary Kay my mom sells me, and idk what to do because my face won't clear up at all since that huge break out.
Le Twixter Cystic acne is usually hormonal. I never had cystic acne. But it sounds like you’re now getting a different type of breakouts. It might be that in treating the cystic acne, you damaged your skin barrier. I’m not sure. Let m know what you’re using now. It might be too harsh.
Ever since watching your videos, I have drastically decreased the amount of products I use in my makeup routine, realising they are unnecessary and confirmed my belief that they're only pushed by instagram to sell more products. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! :)
My pleasure!!! 🖤🖤🖤
I clicked ur video and I was so confused like “I swear his name was James” then I realized u had a twin lmfaoo
Oh damn shook
Omg I remember when I first found their accounts I was so confused until I realized they were twins.
And his twin does vids about skincare, i mean, name a better duo💓
Same !
I literally just realized this TODAY. I thought he was just filling in his eyebrow scar on some videos. I came across a video with both of them in it tonight and was like whaaaaattt?? 🤯
Whispers: “I’m very old”.
Me too boo. Me too.
“Maybe a dark room..” 😂 I’ve been esthetician and mua for 6 years and there are soooo many pet peeves that you’ve hit in this video. THANK YOU! Less is more is a motto I live by. 💜
'' that's your....prerogative?'' Lmao I love watching these. You and your brother are a breath of fresh air and definitely needed in this "industry" to help cut through the crap.
Badly matched undertones is a mistake I see a lot both on youtubers and in MUAs' work pictures. I agree with you it's absolutely crucial to learn that so the make up will really look amazing. People focus so much on eyeshadow, highlighter and ignore the base which seems easy but it's actually harder to master in reality.
Painting on foundation makes me lose my whole actual literal mind. It looks like a s s. Pretty much all insta makeup looks like ass. Thank god i never took it seriously. The only true mistakes I made were sharpie brows, the concealer triangle, and baking. Not now tho 😂
Isabelle Vasquez I’m too old for any of that shit! I can NOT convince my daughter about baking, she is *still* addicted to it LOL
And it only looks good because of the blur on the camera. When they're moving you can see it's actually cakey and very heavy.
Lol don't even get me started on baking! 😂 I'm not a brownie and I don't smoke weed, okay? I don't need to be baked!
Omg same lol
L Oliver great, now I’m craving weed brownies 🤣
“They’re not gonna walk around like this 👀” 😂
9:44 Robert, "Okay class, today's lesson is about G-R-A-V-I-T-Y."
You and James got me looking like a Boston terrier what with uploading at the same time.
🖤🖤🖤
“...maybe in a dark room...” 😂😂💀
😂😂😂😂🖤
I know! I always go on a one to one changing who goes first each time method to be fair.
@@K1893 Hahhahaha! That comment reminded me of my kids...trying to be fair to each one! Brilliant!
Soooo i've discovered your channel yesterday and I'm obsessed with you!! I've tried your techniques and for the first time ever I got my eyeshadow looking good and well blended. Thank you very much for your tips and your amazing makeup videos!!
“any HWAYYY”
Umm best part of the video 💁🏼♀️
😝🖤🖤
I said it right after he did 😄
I don’t apply eye primer like instagram, but after watching this, I do feel like I use too much. I have extremely hooded eyes and find that a lot of the time, my eyeshadow is creasing. I’m going to try this suggestion and see how it works! Thank you Robert!
I also have hooded eyes and I use the Pixi Endless Shade stick in Matte Cognac as a primer. I apply it on my ring finger first then pat it on my eyelids. Works like a charm
Same.
Michelle Matheson Guy uûuîa
It's so difficult finding foundation for neutral undertones, especially drugstore brands
I’ve been doing instagram style makeup on my skin and oh my god was I wrong for doing that 😅 I used to bake, use excessive foundation and concealer and wondered why I looked like a pancake 😂 I’ve started using less and using your technique with concealer and stopped baking and my skin has never looked better. Thank you robert, your definitely the best MUA on here ❤️
LilLunaetic x I baked once under my eyes. I’ve never looked wrinklier 😂 Not to mention that I could feel all the product under my eyes the whole day. It was so unfomfortable. I def use less product than most people. Even when I apply the full coverage Huda foundation you can see some of my skin under it, because I use little and blend it.
I’ve been using your concealer technique for the eyes and whoa it’s perfect👌
Amazing!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤
I also started to use it. What a difference!
Me too...1+2 dots and you're done
*"I'm very old" - Robert Welsh, 2020*
and hes a bit over 20? just over his teen years lol
@@nom3nnescio to me he looks like someone in his late twenties
@@pia1945 he's 31 now..
@@sarahindy24 i think people who are in their late twenties and early thirties look pretty much the same actually! but i'm sure he'll appreciate the compliment haha
@@pia1945 yes, he looks young, althiugh he says he's old. But he's younger than me, so I said he's 31, he's a baby.
I love with the way you say "emm" and pause. Like the way people say "Ummm" when they are thinking but yours is "emm". You do it in every video. Its adorable. I wish I did that.
You and Wayne goss are honestly the best muas on TH-cam. Keep up the good work 💕
No kidding Robert has changed the whole makeup game for me... and I LOVE IT!!!
I'm ready to see all they ways I screw up my makeup routine 🤣👏🏻
For real though, I really appreciate these videos so I know what I should and shouldn't do 🖤
Thank you so much! 🖤🖤