Sharon I was so hoping you would see this! I have heard both sides now, to go make up, or not- I am happy to have done this video. It was so time to do this. Thank you always!
Anntastic, Thank you! And I really love your ID name! If I am correct it is a fusion of Ann + fantastic. If not, its really cool has a great feel to it. Thank you for watching. More Goth Dad vibes coming soon!
The Elder Goths apply their faces well. The skin of ash and lips of night The Young Goths have no need to worry The sands of times are slow and never hurried.
Loved the tutorial, not an elder goth and pretty new to the entire gothic scene all together so I'm watching a crap ton of makeup tutorial. As a Male with little to no makeup experience and no like minded people to guide these videos are an unlife saver
Ayashi Nightcore ~ Welcome to the channel! If you are new to the scene by all means check out my earliest videos on Goth Family Tree, this will share the branches of the Goth-fam and show maybe where you can direct your interests. Make up and fashion videos for men are few on TH-cam which drove me to say, hey, I can share my knowledge and I really do care for the younger baby bats out there- they are my inspiration to further share the subculture. Any thing you might want to know, just ask, I'm very willing share - and who knows, your question others would have as well, which would make a great video. Again welcome to the channel. 🎩
The youtube algorithm landed me on your video, and I'm glad it did. It's refreshing to see an Elder Goth being authentically themselves. I look forward to seeing more of your content in the future.
DerangedDollface, Thank you. Wow YT algorithm sent the video your way, thats great to know. And honored thank you. Welcome to the channel, sincerely, Prof. M.
This tutorial rises me from my grave. I'm sorry I did not comment the past few videos of yours. I did not miss one, and I did fell like commenting on them, but I did not have the time to. Work and family are becoming ever more taxing, time off sounds like an unwarranted luxury. 😢 On December I made my face up for the first time. It was stressful: it tool me too long, I was in a hurry, did many mistakes and eventually rushed out of the door with a lot undone that I wanted to finish. But eventually I was glad: I was afraid at some point I would give up, rinse off my face and go to the disco with no makeup. I should have started with something more basic. But I still liked my first try. I did not have black lipstick though. I thought I would have used pencils and eyeliner for the lips, but did not have the time to do it. Still, it was a great way to start off the Winter Goth Season! You look great in your make up! I enjoyed this video lot, it's the only one that really cheered me up this week. Thank you, Professor M! 🦇🖤🦇
Blatro your comment today was so sincere and from the heart. I loved reading it. And reading " it's the only one that really cheered me up this week" sent me over he moon. I was happy to make this now.
Simon- Can you share more about your experiences- you peaked my interest. Im 52- so there is only three years between us. But if you can recall anything you did- or the club- or whatever happened at that time I would love to read and know about your memories!
Wow. Not Goth but Goth curious. My friends have such an encyclopedic understanding of the music at the core of it. I don’t know if I’ll ever get there at my age. I guess first my head , then my heart. If the look ever came I’d want it to be organic. You’re definitely coming from the heart. I really enjoy listening to you. Thank you.
Vblake- Hello! And Thank you!! You may say Goth-curious, but those who often look, often may be. -- I want to welcome you to the channel, come and click on some of my vids, sit back and soak it in. I am 51, and you can learn a lot about Goth here. There is only 40 years of history and it can be learned quickly. The second reason to welcome you is, you mentioned 'look' (that made me smile) I wonder, if you would like to try on a bit of Goth - and remember like I said at the end of the video, "When you put on the face, its like coming home"--I am always willing to answer any question you have about Goth, Goth life, Goth culture, -- ask away and I will surely answer. And who knows, your question may end up in a video under Q & A. Always, 🎩Professor M.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thank you so much. I will. I’m just finding out how much my oldest son is part of the sub-culture. He and had not been but have become very close in the past few years and have REALLY gotten into Goth , I almost want to call it spirituality maybe? I don’t know. Beautiful Desolation? The music takes me to a place I kinda always knew was there. Always been “Death Positive” and so is he! And we both know it’s NOT about suicide or anything stupid. I am over sharing. Will check out your videos Doc. But , Bella Lugosi’s Dead. So I gotta Lotta catching up to do.
This is totally awesome! 🥰😁🦇👍 I love it. Yes, Professor M, you are correct. Black lipstick was coveted and pretty much non-existent to find even by 1989-92' to my recollection. My oldest sister had to melt down a black eyeliner pencil to apply it on her lips. She was Goth in 1990-92'. As for the pallor, I don't recall her doing that since she likely probably couldn't find any drug store that sold white foundation. By the time I started dressing Goth, I used to apply a hint of green correcting Maybelline stick on any red areas on my face, then stipple with "ivory" tone Maybelline stick, let it warm to the skin, blend, add some sunblock, apply some Manic Panic Goth cream foundation, powder off and then I'd do basic eyeshadow, and my lipstick was last for my routine. But you look fang-tastic all Goth-ed up and pale. 🦇🥰 Loved and enjoyed the makeup tutorial. 👍
I was waiting to get back to this comment for several days now. Yes!! Black Lipstick- I mean who had it? It was a specialty company in like NYC you could have gotten that from in the 80s. Eyeliner on lips! Yes- that too. And " fang-tastic all Goth-ed up and pale" Thank you!!! I think I will do another tutorial with more hair or another style - any suggestions? I will always consider it!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 yep, not sure how to do an 80's traditional Goth look from that era. I was thinking of going that route for myself and tease my hair big. I definitely have the 80's outfit for it and the Cure and Bauhaus buttons as lapels. I'll get back with you on suggestions. 😎🦇🧛♀️👍🙂
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 that would be radical, Professor M. 👍🦇🙂 Ahem, I kinda went 80's slang on "radical" there... heh. 😁 Talking like I'm still living in the 80's never left me. Yes, definitely please do more hair and makeup tutorials. Hopefully our other Goth brothers and sisters can lend their tips. Both hair and makeup would help the baby bats who might get bored of seeing the influencers, or get weighed down by too many look-alike Goth makeup tutorials on here. I know I got some helpful hints from your makeup application in this video. I thank you for those. 👍🙂 I wanted to ask, is that Meron brand of white good makeup? Or, is it patchy and difficult to blend? I was wanting to order some, but I hold off since I don't know if it's like cheap Halloween white grease paint or good quality. And I couldn't find any reviews about it. As for hair, there used to be a website called, Diva Luxe. They went out of business in 2005, I believe. They got some mention in Gothic Beauty magazine, and they made fake hair falls using any color that one could imagine. They were incredibly well made. And there also used to be Anti-Sally's Gothic Rosaries. She's on LinkedIn, but she doesn't make anymore Rosaries. I used to buy those from her every month back in 2002-03'. She had a fabulous line of custom body wash and soaps with names like Crypt, dead roses, Graveyard Moss (was my favorite!). They had earth tones, fresh Mir, lavender infused. And it smelled nice! They lasted for a long time. I do miss that I no longer have any nor can I even find anything close to them anymore. Her name is AntiSally if you want to look for her. And lastly... Peter Murphy of bauhaus has truly inspired me for the 80's Goth style as of lately. And ironically, I found a long black silk lightweight duster that looks similar in style to the one he wore in 1992. If you search Peter Murphy on Dennis Miller show, my duster is like that in length and fit. One thing I haven't seen is how David Bowie also helped pave the way for future Goths, even though, yes he was glam and androgynous before it was socially acceptable. I drew a lot of makeup inspiration from that late great singer and Alice Cooper too. 🦇😎🧛♀️❤
@@EB1878 "I'm still living in the 80's" yes me too. About Mehron, I had a hard time taking it off. I was not told they also sell a wash off stuff that you should buy with the product. I was a bit taken when I was washing it off, and it just keep holding on. Not greasy. Its pro-make up for photoshoots and stuff I had discovered afterwards. 80s batcave- I am getting excited over this.
Darkn3sss- Hello, I have had a few people write me and mention similar comments. What you are feeling or enjoying is exactly what they said, that 'charismatic style' or, as one said, 'Gothic charm'. I thank you, hope you enjoy videos to come. And welcome to the channel.
Hey thanks again professor for reviewing my music! Great recommendation and awesome tutorial! I wore "guyliner" in the 80's but this is next level. Reminds me of David Vanian of The Damned and the elder vampires in the Underworld movies. You have a lot of cool ideas. And on a side note, were are both of Polish decent!
I was watching the video and looking at you, and there was this moment, of this guy with 4 other Latino artists and its like I could relate/recognize your facial features and that may be what set it off- If you have a Slovak line to you. Im all Polish. My mom and dad met at a Polish picnic in R.I. and my grandparents to my 6th great-grandparents lines one till 1701 and the other 1720 are just Polish peasants marrying each other. Guyliner. There was a cute song someone make with the name.
Djarum black cloves. Yep. I had some back in the day. Thankfully, I never took up smoking. I think I just had them since they seemed to be a Goth staple. 😄
Honored to read that! ''I hope you don’t mind but your marvelous looks have been my inspiration for my characters of art"-- Not at all, I secondly honored. Thank you. If you ever upload them to a site like DeviantArt or someplace let me know- Id like to see your creations. I am an artist myself.
I'm so happy I have stumbled onto your channel. I am 23 and I used to do gothic makeup when I was 13 but as I got older I wanted to be more 'normal' didnt work, Haha. I've always wore gothic outfits though. A couple years going back into makeup especially white base. I love using revolution foundation in F0 and then the mehron clown white. Subscribed BTW 🖤
Marmimow! Welcome and thank you! I the Mehron white is a bit greasy, and yes, clown white is a good name for it- but if you ever try Manic Panic white, its really really white and make this white seem, well, dull in comparison. Check out all the videos, I will making more Goth corporate work videos soon! Welcome to the channel!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 This video gave me company as I was doing my makeup for a goth night! Thank you for the recommendation I'll definitely try it next time! I'm going to watch more 😁
It was the same for me. I wanted to be more normal but it didn't work too. Even worst cause I completely feel terrified when I wear colors on myself! 😂 I just understand that day that being different make myself who I am! 😊 Sorry if my English isn't perfect but I'm french 😅
You look amazing! 🖤 Also, you've mentioned your family is originally from Poland! That's so cool, I am Polish myself and now I'm curious, because I couldn't recognise the name of the place you've mentioned 👀
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 That's interesting! I'm glad you like your strong Polish facial features. 😁 My partner used to complain quite a lot about his nose, but I personally love it so much, I think it's beautiful and majestic.
@@margo98margo I thought years ago to have plastic surgery to have my nose re-shaped to the modern standard of what we think of as a perfect nose- until men I know had had plastic surgery to reshape their noses and had regrettable surgeries. I woke up to realize I had something special and recognizable, thus I decided never to get rid of my as you mentioned "majestic" nose ^^
I just saw your comment on my cellphone and hopped on my PC to answer with my keyboard- welcome and thank you, there is more videos on the way. Love how the words "Your Cool Channel" are all capitalized!- Wowzers--that means a lot to me.🎩
Most welcome video. Thank you, professor. And before I forget, for the new year: may your dreams bring you darkness, may the darkness bring you dreams.
Samuel, I always wait to hear from you! Thank you HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🎉I hope you enjoyed this latest episode. And as dark as eyeshadow can get...Feel those dreams will be fulfilled. Thank you Brother.
I-need-2-win, thank you! Eyeliner is fun to apply. Some brands are cold to apply to the eye, and get a "Ahhhhhh' moment as it dries. Try it out-- apply and enjoy!
I have a bit of mixed feelings about this, because dysphoria, but that's on me. A few questions. 1. What about primer? Imo, it could be beneficial even for those who don't have enormous pores, oily skin and an occasional breakout well past teenage years (I hate that side of my skin). It also helps to prevent caking. 2. Have you tried contouring with other colours, like metallics? And places other than the nose? Pure white does look good on you, but I wonder how much difference would the sides of the face and the chin make if they were also contoured.
Kaworu, excellent questions. I was originally going to use a primer like Lorel's pallid collection for fair skins, yet, I wanted to try the stick this time. At first, I was taken back because it was so so so white, and was like, "Is this gonna be OK?" And once, I saw that, my skin and the white fused, it felt good. I will try a Lorel fair skin tone primer next time. Good suggestion. Also, metallics are something I love. Silver, pewter or silver-gun-metal, yes, absolutely. If you ever find a really nice metallic that you like- please, send me a link to where you seen it and I may buy it. I will check online later to see what is out there. And lastly contouring, yes, more in my case is definitely needed.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I'll keep an eye out for metallics. I thought the Oriflame Smokey Eye palette I used to use years ago was metallic, but apparently it's just sparkly. Still, I remember both the greys and the browns working fine for contouring.
For any make up not to cake first I use a balm stick or lipstick (especially if it has a light wax mixture)sometimes for that reason I grab any Halloween make up I can find especially the not so visible black lipstick for kids!!If it's very oily or too much like school crayons don't buy it. Use both under the eyebrows(not to show the shaved or extra small hair if you don't have time to remove them)Then find a similar powder to the one used as your shadow also have fun making smokey eyes that way these last longer(you get a longer lasting effect so party for hours the night is young dear darklings!!!🕷🕸🦂)
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thanks so much for answering I was lucky enough and got invited to one of Tim Burton's make up artist's Master Class in the Mediterranean Center (she looked at me in my victorian goth attire smiled and stared sharing about Tim!!)she said he is sooooo exact in everything does he wants perfection even if in a many times darker and she was asked endlessly to make underwhelming make up for (too good looking actors as he called them lol). She had some projects of some very famous actors including Nicole Kidman first she had to make her a bit more normal with her with the fake nose as (the writer)then she had to make her in another movie with glitz like a princess. Also thanks so much for talking about Bela Lugosi.I communicated with him many times via EVP he was very talkative and spoke about his co stars and really wanted to be remembered (so I wrote a book dedicated to him and translated it to Italian as well!!
O, practical question: I see you wear glasses, and sometimes you don't. If you're would switch between glasses, no glasses and contacts, when would you put the contacts in? Start with contacts in? Put the contacts in after everything is finished? After the eyes are done?
Always put contacts in before your makeup in case it makes your eyes water and take them out before you take the makeup off so that you don’t rub your eye makeup off and have them move around in your eye with too much pressure 👍
Your question is very practical. And I will share- I have bifocal vision so close up I can't see without the glasses. And far away, I can see forever, I mean like a fly on a mountain faraway or even stars. During the tutorial I had to keep switching from close to far to close to far, and don't wear contacts yet. I would need bifocal contacts if they even make such a thing^^. If you were to put in say vampire contacts to change your look, that is the first thing to be done before the application of make up. Before the eyes are done.
Hey, im a black goth whos never done makeup, its hard to find any tutorials for men in my skin tone, any recommendations or things you've seen in the community?
Zipzambam- Absolutely. There has been some incredible make-up application for black goths. Killstar had a few models a year back. There is one guy named Angel Nightmare- he did one video I love its here - th-cam.com/video/9zz3_n6E9IE/w-d-xo.html He's nice to listen too also- White eyeliner is powerful but takes skill to apply. Go much darker on the eyes and layer with white eyeliner. Your best triad color is red. Red eyeshadow is very powerful. Zip- I will tell you the truth the reason why I started my channel was because I was looking for the very thing I wanted to find on TH-cam and very little if any existed- I want to encourage you to make videos of yourself showing the community what you do- in makeup and fashion. As goth men, for every one of us on TH-cam, there are 9 girls making videos- you would be special never-the-less and open a doors for others like yourself who are looking for the same. Welcome to the channel 🎩
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 thank you so much! I love the tutorial Edit: I did want to make content, I'm not sure how yet but you inspired me, I'll try to be one of the few male goth-tubers!
@@Zipzambam Our first tries- our first videos are always bad- just record yourself- you'll make mistakes- but after like your 5th video it starts all falling into place- you feel confident and you work really hard to make it better and better each video. Just try - people will watch it regardless- and once you make it- watch it yourself and see your self and review it and then it clicks in your mind "aha" I know what I need to do in the next video.
Great tutorial :) I can't do my waterline as my eyes are very sensitive and every time I try, my eyes just start watering quite a bit. Sorry I've been gone awhile and I know I need to leave a response or two on something you mentioned to me regarding one of your videos. I lost a dear pet recently and just haven't wanted to be on the net much. I'll go find your response shortly. Do you happen to have a Facebook account? I'd like to friend you if you do. Have a great spooky day ;)
Hi. Yes waterline is very sensitive, so just do the outside. Sorry about loosing the pet. When I was a boy we lost two dogs that were with us forever, and that was hard. I was thinking of opening up a special Facebook account just for Professor M as most of the TH-camrs also have accounts. They have many accounts and many media sources. For myself right now only TH-cam and Instagram. You can find me on Instagram under gothically_yours_professor_m
Lorel has an amazing line of foundations! Look at their makeup first. Easy to remove also. Go with a pale foundation first then, if it doesn't look right go up a shade.
I got told that makeup is in fact NOT part of the subculture, only associated with it. I could be wrong but my sources are pretty good. However I am still looking forward to this!
Gamerchunk~, Hello! Makeup is most certainly a major part of the Goth subculture since its very beginning in 1976 after the post punk movement. Makeup has been an essential element to all Goth and its culture. For whom may have told you this, may have been ill-informed. Whilst Goth music is at the core, it is followed by fashion. Goth fashion and Goth Makeup are inseparable. Oh, and Gamerchunk, your ID name is very cool. Welcome to the channel. Prof. M.🎩
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I see, well I either way I love it, but I believe my source at the time was Angela Benedict. So far my taste in music hasn't changed much since I found about all the gothic music genres and Ironically many years ago I had the same revelation that I simply dismissed because I somehow convinced myself that I was nothing but a metal head. But now Im older, mid 20's and I've had came to a realization that Im more multifaceted than a simple metal head; I loved more things than just metal. No indeed I had ignored a vital part of me; my elegance. When I did explore it, I came back to the same subculture; goth. Ironically this time I gave it a shot and I haven't felt better with myself since. Although, you wouldn't know I would be a goth unless I truly went the extra mile with my looks (which I do very rarely, perhaps once a month, since I'm extremely shy and it seems to be attracting looks)
Justnatalie- Are you into the Goth scene? If not, I welcome you to the channel. I checked out your videos on cookies. I love cookies. If you have any questions on the Goth Subculture or are new the Goth music genre and have any questions, feel free to ask. 🎩
Wonderful tutorial. I love the transformation from the mild mannered professor to a creature of the night ready to go to the local goth club.
Sharon I was so hoping you would see this! I have heard both sides now, to go make up, or not- I am happy to have done this video. It was so time to do this. Thank you always!
From dad to vladdy in under 17 minutes
Love the goth dad vibes!
Anntastic, Thank you! And I really love your ID name! If I am correct it is a fusion of Ann + fantastic. If not, its really cool has a great feel to it. Thank you for watching. More Goth Dad vibes coming soon!
The Elder Goths apply their faces well.
The skin of ash and lips of night
The Young Goths have no need to worry
The sands of times are slow and never hurried.
Prepforit Gothariffic on the poetry. You sold me on ash and lips of night. Totally.
Loved the tutorial, not an elder goth and pretty new to the entire gothic scene all together so I'm watching a crap ton of makeup tutorial. As a Male with little to no makeup experience and no like minded people to guide these videos are an unlife saver
Ayashi Nightcore ~ Welcome to the channel! If you are new to the scene by all means check out my earliest videos on Goth Family Tree, this will share the branches of the Goth-fam and show maybe where you can direct your interests. Make up and fashion videos for men are few on TH-cam which drove me to say, hey, I can share my knowledge and I really do care for the younger baby bats out there- they are my inspiration to further share the subculture. Any thing you might want to know, just ask, I'm very willing share - and who knows, your question others would have as well, which would make a great video. Again welcome to the channel. 🎩
Satisfying demonstration
t.c.l- I love the sound of that- Thank you! And welcome to the channel!🎩
The youtube algorithm landed me on your video, and I'm glad it did. It's refreshing to see an Elder Goth being authentically themselves.
I look forward to seeing more of your content in the future.
DerangedDollface, Thank you. Wow YT algorithm sent the video your way, thats great to know. And honored thank you. Welcome to the channel, sincerely, Prof. M.
This look so fabulous.
Actually refreshing to see a tutorial for men for a change.
Greetings from a Swedish Eldergoth 🦇🖤🖤🖤🖤🦇
Sanniz, Ive been to Sweden! Yes absolutely loved it. Thank you~~~🖤🎩
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 welcome hun 🦇🖤🦇
This tutorial rises me from my grave.
I'm sorry I did not comment the past few videos of yours. I did not miss one, and I did fell like commenting on them, but I did not have the time to. Work and family are becoming ever more taxing, time off sounds like an unwarranted luxury. 😢
On December I made my face up for the first time. It was stressful: it tool me too long, I was in a hurry, did many mistakes and eventually rushed out of the door with a lot undone that I wanted to finish.
But eventually I was glad: I was afraid at some point I would give up, rinse off my face and go to the disco with no makeup.
I should have started with something more basic. But I still liked my first try.
I did not have black lipstick though. I thought I would have used pencils and eyeliner for the lips, but did not have the time to do it.
Still, it was a great way to start off the Winter Goth Season!
You look great in your make up!
I enjoyed this video lot, it's the only one that really cheered me up this week.
Thank you, Professor M!
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Blatro your comment today was so sincere and from the heart. I loved reading it. And reading " it's the only one that really cheered me up this week" sent me over he moon. I was happy to make this now.
As a 55 year old man who fondly remembers his trips to the club in full goth regalia, this brought back a *lot* of memories.
Simon- Can you share more about your experiences- you peaked my interest. Im 52- so there is only three years between us. But if you can recall anything you did- or the club- or whatever happened at that time I would love to read and know about your memories!
this is giving 2000's vibes videos
Great job! Love Bela Lugosi. ❤You should get a cape to complete the look. 🧛♂
Halloweennerd- I have three capes!!-- They should show up in my next fashion video.
Wow. Not Goth but Goth curious. My friends have such an encyclopedic understanding of the music at the core of it. I don’t know if I’ll ever get there at my age. I guess first my head , then my heart. If the look ever came I’d want it to be organic. You’re definitely coming from the heart. I really enjoy listening to you. Thank you.
Vblake- Hello! And Thank you!! You may say Goth-curious, but those who often look, often may be. -- I want to welcome you to the channel, come and click on some of my vids, sit back and soak it in. I am 51, and you can learn a lot about Goth here. There is only 40 years of history and it can be learned quickly. The second reason to welcome you is, you mentioned 'look' (that made me smile) I wonder, if you would like to try on a bit of Goth - and remember like I said at the end of the video, "When you put on the face, its like coming home"--I am always willing to answer any question you have about Goth, Goth life, Goth culture, -- ask away and I will surely answer. And who knows, your question may end up in a video under Q & A. Always, 🎩Professor M.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thank you so much. I will. I’m just finding out how much my oldest son is part of the sub-culture. He and had not been but have become very close in the past few years and have REALLY gotten into Goth , I almost want to call it spirituality maybe? I don’t know. Beautiful Desolation? The music takes me to a place I kinda always knew was there. Always been “Death Positive” and so is he! And we both know it’s NOT about suicide or anything stupid. I am over sharing. Will check out your videos Doc. But , Bella Lugosi’s Dead. So I gotta Lotta catching up to do.
This is totally awesome! 🥰😁🦇👍 I love it. Yes, Professor M, you are correct. Black lipstick was coveted and pretty much non-existent to find even by 1989-92' to my recollection. My oldest sister had to melt down a black eyeliner pencil to apply it on her lips. She was Goth in 1990-92'. As for the pallor, I don't recall her doing that since she likely probably couldn't find any drug store that sold white foundation. By the time I started dressing Goth, I used to apply a hint of green correcting Maybelline stick on any red areas on my face, then stipple with "ivory" tone Maybelline stick, let it warm to the skin, blend, add some sunblock, apply some Manic Panic Goth cream foundation, powder off and then I'd do basic eyeshadow, and my lipstick was last for my routine. But you look fang-tastic all Goth-ed up and pale. 🦇🥰 Loved and enjoyed the makeup tutorial. 👍
I was waiting to get back to this comment for several days now. Yes!! Black Lipstick- I mean who had it? It was a specialty company in like NYC you could have gotten that from in the 80s. Eyeliner on lips! Yes- that too. And " fang-tastic all Goth-ed up and pale" Thank you!!! I think I will do another tutorial with more hair or another style - any suggestions? I will always consider it!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 yep, not sure how to do an 80's traditional Goth look from that era. I was thinking of going that route for myself and tease my hair big. I definitely have the 80's outfit for it and the Cure and Bauhaus buttons as lapels. I'll get back with you on suggestions. 😎🦇🧛♀️👍🙂
@@EB1878 you know I had to add to this ~ your above message I feel is inspired me to look at hair for my next video or a video~ hair and makeup!!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 that would be radical, Professor M. 👍🦇🙂 Ahem, I kinda went 80's slang on "radical" there... heh. 😁 Talking like I'm still living in the 80's never left me.
Yes, definitely please do more hair and makeup tutorials. Hopefully our other Goth brothers and sisters can lend their tips. Both hair and makeup would help the baby bats who might get bored of seeing the influencers, or get weighed down by too many look-alike Goth makeup tutorials on here. I know I got some helpful hints from your makeup application in this video. I thank you for those. 👍🙂
I wanted to ask, is that Meron brand of white good makeup? Or, is it patchy and difficult to blend?
I was wanting to order some, but I hold off since I don't know if it's like cheap Halloween white grease paint or good quality. And I couldn't find any reviews about it.
As for hair, there used to be a website called, Diva Luxe. They went out of business in 2005, I believe. They got some mention in Gothic Beauty magazine, and they made fake hair falls using any color that one could imagine. They were incredibly well made. And there also used to be Anti-Sally's Gothic Rosaries. She's on LinkedIn, but she doesn't make anymore Rosaries. I used to buy those from her every month back in 2002-03'. She had a fabulous line of custom body wash and soaps with names like Crypt, dead roses, Graveyard Moss (was my favorite!). They had earth tones, fresh Mir, lavender infused. And it smelled nice! They lasted for a long time. I do miss that I no longer have any nor can I even find anything close to them anymore. Her name is AntiSally if you want to look for her.
And lastly...
Peter Murphy of bauhaus has truly inspired me for the 80's Goth style as of lately. And ironically, I found a long black silk lightweight duster that looks similar in style to the one he wore in 1992. If you search Peter Murphy on Dennis Miller show, my duster is like that in length and fit. One thing I haven't seen is how David Bowie also helped pave the way for future Goths, even though, yes he was glam and androgynous before it was socially acceptable. I drew a lot of makeup inspiration from that late great singer and Alice Cooper too. 🦇😎🧛♀️❤
@@EB1878 "I'm still living in the 80's" yes me too. About Mehron, I had a hard time taking it off. I was not told they also sell a wash off stuff that you should buy with the product. I was a bit taken when I was washing it off, and it just keep holding on. Not greasy. Its pro-make up for photoshoots and stuff I had discovered afterwards. 80s batcave- I am getting excited over this.
Omg I think, I.. I in love? TH-cam just recommended you to me. You are so charismatic! This makeup emphasizes your charm.
Darkn3sss- Hello, I have had a few people write me and mention similar comments. What you are feeling or enjoying is exactly what they said, that 'charismatic style' or, as one said, 'Gothic charm'. I thank you, hope you enjoy videos to come. And welcome to the channel.
Hey thanks again professor for reviewing my music! Great recommendation and awesome tutorial! I wore "guyliner" in the 80's but this is next level. Reminds me of David Vanian of The Damned and the elder vampires in the Underworld movies. You have a lot of cool ideas. And on a side note, were are both of Polish decent!
I was watching the video and looking at you, and there was this moment, of this guy with 4 other Latino artists and its like I could relate/recognize your facial features and that may be what set it off- If you have a Slovak line to you. Im all Polish. My mom and dad met at a Polish picnic in R.I. and my grandparents to my 6th great-grandparents lines one till 1701 and the other 1720 are just Polish peasants marrying each other. Guyliner. There was a cute song someone make with the name.
Oh my, you're wonderful. YT recommend finally giving me some goods.
Dark X Dead~ Thank you. Glad to hear you enjoyed the tutorial. Welcome to the channel.
Djarum black cloves. Yep. I had some back in the day. Thankfully, I never took up smoking. I think I just had them since they seemed to be a Goth staple. 😄
This was fantastic and fun to watch.
Louisracick- Thank you! And welcome to the channel!
Year later still my favorite tutorial! Also I hope you don’t mind but your marvelous looks have been my inspiration for my characters of art. 🤌🏽
Honored to read that! ''I hope you don’t mind but your marvelous looks have been my inspiration for my characters of art"-- Not at all, I secondly honored. Thank you. If you ever upload them to a site like DeviantArt or someplace let me know- Id like to see your creations. I am an artist myself.
waaahh you look so cool. i feel like a little messiness is very goth. You have gorgeous green? eyes btw holy crap so bright!
Danemeow8, they are indeed green! Yes. I was told only 1% of the population has green eyes, my dad had them also. Thank you~~~🎩
I'm so happy I have stumbled onto your channel. I am 23 and I used to do gothic makeup when I was 13 but as I got older I wanted to be more 'normal' didnt work, Haha. I've always wore gothic outfits though. A couple years going back into makeup especially white base. I love using revolution foundation in F0 and then the mehron clown white. Subscribed BTW 🖤
Marmimow! Welcome and thank you! I the Mehron white is a bit greasy, and yes, clown white is a good name for it- but if you ever try Manic Panic white, its really really white and make this white seem, well, dull in comparison. Check out all the videos, I will making more Goth corporate work videos soon! Welcome to the channel!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 This video gave me company as I was doing my makeup for a goth night! Thank you for the recommendation I'll definitely try it next time! I'm going to watch more 😁
It was the same for me. I wanted to be more normal but it didn't work too. Even worst cause I completely feel terrified when I wear colors on myself! 😂
I just understand that day that being different make myself who I am! 😊
Sorry if my English isn't perfect but I'm french 😅
No mom, it’s not a phase
Absolutely.
You look amazing! 🖤 Also, you've mentioned your family is originally from Poland! That's so cool, I am Polish myself and now I'm curious, because I couldn't recognise the name of the place you've mentioned 👀
Ah, yes, its called Galicia, otherwise known as Lesser Poland. Most of the family is from Malopolska.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 That's interesting! I'm glad you like your strong Polish facial features. 😁 My partner used to complain quite a lot about his nose, but I personally love it so much, I think it's beautiful and majestic.
@@margo98margo I thought years ago to have plastic surgery to have my nose re-shaped to the modern standard of what we think of as a perfect nose- until men I know had had plastic surgery to reshape their noses and had regrettable surgeries. I woke up to realize I had something special and recognizable, thus I decided never to get rid of my as you mentioned "majestic" nose ^^
When I put on the face, I don’t know it’s a lot harder to be dishonest, and I just act like my shadow
Sanies_Roes Hhahah!! Thats fun, yes, when we put on the face- we 'become' a different us.
Very good to see more tutorials for men and especially those not in the first flush of youth! (Like me :) ) You look great!
Elders unite!!
Nyctophora~ and thank you. 🎩
I just found out about Your Cool Channel so thank you for Posting this Interesting Dear Goth Professor M
I just saw your comment on my cellphone and hopped on my PC to answer with my keyboard- welcome and thank you, there is more videos on the way. Love how the words "Your Cool Channel" are all capitalized!- Wowzers--that means a lot to me.🎩
You look very Handsome with your Goth Makeup on
Most welcome video. Thank you, professor. And before I forget, for the new year: may your dreams bring you darkness, may the darkness bring you dreams.
Samuel, I always wait to hear from you! Thank you HAPPY NEW YEAR!! 🎉I hope you enjoyed this latest episode. And as dark as eyeshadow can get...Feel those dreams will be fulfilled. Thank you Brother.
😮😮looks beautifully well done. I would like to wear eyeliner someday.
I-need-2-win, thank you! Eyeliner is fun to apply. Some brands are cold to apply to the eye, and get a "Ahhhhhh' moment as it dries. Try it out-- apply and enjoy!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 you're welcome and thank you! Goodluck in your future videos and hope for the best!
you look awesome i love to do lipstick art i used to do a cat as lipstick art with black smoky eyes i just love how you do your makeup
Rebecca ~ Honored, thank you 💄 👁 🎩 🕷
I have a bit of mixed feelings about this, because dysphoria, but that's on me.
A few questions.
1. What about primer? Imo, it could be beneficial even for those who don't have enormous pores, oily skin and an occasional breakout well past teenage years (I hate that side of my skin). It also helps to prevent caking.
2. Have you tried contouring with other colours, like metallics? And places other than the nose? Pure white does look good on you, but I wonder how much difference would the sides of the face and the chin make if they were also contoured.
Kaworu, excellent questions. I was originally going to use a primer like Lorel's pallid collection for fair skins, yet, I wanted to try the stick this time. At first, I was taken back because it was so so so white, and was like, "Is this gonna be OK?" And once, I saw that, my skin and the white fused, it felt good. I will try a Lorel fair skin tone primer next time. Good suggestion. Also, metallics are something I love. Silver, pewter or silver-gun-metal, yes, absolutely. If you ever find a really nice metallic that you like- please, send me a link to where you seen it and I may buy it. I will check online later to see what is out there. And lastly contouring, yes, more in my case is definitely needed.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I'll keep an eye out for metallics. I thought the Oriflame Smokey Eye palette I used to use years ago was metallic, but apparently it's just sparkly. Still, I remember both the greys and the browns working fine for contouring.
@@kaworunagisa4009 Thank you!!!
You look like Dracula, you are do incredibly cool
Mini- Thank you! I am glad you like the Dracula look!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 you're welcome ^^
Omg you’re so cool!🖤
Viktoriarose~ thank you and welcome to the channel 🎩🕷🦇
Absolutely fabulous 🦇
Janie Brossman, thank you, I am glad to liked the transformation! 🎩
For any make up not to cake first I use a balm stick or lipstick (especially if it has a light wax mixture)sometimes for that reason I grab any Halloween make up I can find especially the not so visible black lipstick for kids!!If it's very oily or too much like school crayons don't buy it. Use both under the eyebrows(not to show the shaved or extra small hair if you don't have time to remove them)Then find a similar powder to the one used as your shadow also have fun making smokey eyes that way these last longer(you get a longer lasting effect so party for hours the night is young dear darklings!!!🕷🕸🦂)
Good advice! Thank you for sharing. Yes, too oily, don't buy.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thanks so much for answering I was lucky enough and got invited to one of Tim Burton's make up artist's Master Class in the Mediterranean Center (she looked at me in my victorian goth attire smiled and stared sharing about Tim!!)she said he is sooooo exact in everything does he wants perfection even if in a many times darker and she was asked endlessly to make underwhelming make up for (too good looking actors as he called them lol). She had some projects of some very famous actors including Nicole Kidman first she had to make her a bit more normal with her with the fake nose as (the writer)then she had to make her in another movie with glitz like a princess. Also thanks so much for talking about Bela Lugosi.I communicated with him many times via EVP he was very talkative and spoke about his co stars and really wanted to be remembered (so I wrote a book dedicated to him and translated it to Italian as well!!
Amazing video hope to see more like this! You are so handsome
NecrossVamp~ Golly, double thank you! I'm blushing. Welcome to the channel!🎩🕷🦇
You are amazing
Double thank you! Welcome to the channel!
O, practical question: I see you wear glasses, and sometimes you don't. If you're would switch between glasses, no glasses and contacts, when would you put the contacts in? Start with contacts in? Put the contacts in after everything is finished? After the eyes are done?
Always put contacts in before your makeup in case it makes your eyes water and take them out before you take the makeup off so that you don’t rub your eye makeup off and have them move around in your eye with too much pressure 👍
Your question is very practical. And I will share- I have bifocal vision so close up I can't see without the glasses. And far away, I can see forever, I mean like a fly on a mountain faraway or even stars. During the tutorial I had to keep switching from close to far to close to far, and don't wear contacts yet. I would need bifocal contacts if they even make such a thing^^. If you were to put in say vampire contacts to change your look, that is the first thing to be done before the application of make up. Before the eyes are done.
@@CameronPop4 Yes, absolutely. Contacts first, then make up. And good advice!
@@CameronPop4 thank you.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Thanks!
Nicely done
Crystal Nibarger- Thank you, honored to know you enjoyed the tutorial!
Hey, im a black goth whos never done makeup, its hard to find any tutorials for men in my skin tone, any recommendations or things you've seen in the community?
Zipzambam- Absolutely. There has been some incredible make-up application for black goths. Killstar had a few models a year back. There is one guy named Angel Nightmare- he did one video I love its here - th-cam.com/video/9zz3_n6E9IE/w-d-xo.html He's nice to listen too also- White eyeliner is powerful but takes skill to apply. Go much darker on the eyes and layer with white eyeliner. Your best triad color is red. Red eyeshadow is very powerful. Zip- I will tell you the truth the reason why I started my channel was because I was looking for the very thing I wanted to find on TH-cam and very little if any existed- I want to encourage you to make videos of yourself showing the community what you do- in makeup and fashion. As goth men, for every one of us on TH-cam, there are 9 girls making videos- you would be special never-the-less and open a doors for others like yourself who are looking for the same. Welcome to the channel 🎩
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 thank you so much! I love the tutorial
Edit: I did want to make content, I'm not sure how yet but you inspired me, I'll try to be one of the few male goth-tubers!
@@Zipzambam Our first tries- our first videos are always bad- just record yourself- you'll make mistakes- but after like your 5th video it starts all falling into place- you feel confident and you work really hard to make it better and better each video. Just try - people will watch it regardless- and once you make it- watch it yourself and see your self and review it and then it clicks in your mind "aha" I know what I need to do in the next video.
Awesome
Pinkcontourbeauty - I had to see you are a make up professional. I am honored you saw this video.
Great tutorial :) I can't do my waterline as my eyes are very sensitive and every time I try, my eyes just start watering quite a bit. Sorry I've been gone awhile and I know I need to leave a response or two on something you mentioned to me regarding one of your videos. I lost a dear pet recently and just haven't wanted to be on the net much. I'll go find your response shortly. Do you happen to have a Facebook account? I'd like to friend you if you do. Have a great spooky day ;)
Hi. Yes waterline is very sensitive, so just do the outside. Sorry about loosing the pet. When I was a boy we lost two dogs that were with us forever, and that was hard. I was thinking of opening up a special Facebook account just for Professor M as most of the TH-camrs also have accounts. They have many accounts and many media sources. For myself right now only TH-cam and Instagram. You can find me on Instagram under gothically_yours_professor_m
Did you pronounce Mehron (May -ron) Menron ?
LOVE!!!🖤🦇🤵♂️
Stepanie Viloria ~ Thank you! 🖤🦇🎩
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Omarcastillo~ Thank you!
My ex boyfriend was goth and his feet stunk like dead rat, sour cream and onion right after he took his boots off .
MaxineMorris ~ How vivid. I love sour cream and onions. - All joking aside, what does dead rat smell like? ^^
I’m wondering what foundation would work for me since my skin is a tanned color
Lorel has an amazing line of foundations! Look at their makeup first. Easy to remove also. Go with a pale foundation first then, if it doesn't look right go up a shade.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I’ll definitely check them out! Thanks Professor M!!
Very Edgar Allan Poe
Gotta love Edgar!🎩
You kinda look like Dave Vanian🖤🪦
I would say " a lot" alike. Hair, facial features, black lipstick, it's, yes, we look alike, specially with this tutorial look.
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I have the hearts! Thank you!
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 Indeed my friend 🖤☠️thank you. Love video
I got told that makeup is in fact NOT part of the subculture, only associated with it. I could be wrong but my sources are pretty good.
However I am still looking forward to this!
Gamerchunk~, Hello! Makeup is most certainly a major part of the Goth subculture since its very beginning in 1976 after the post punk movement. Makeup has been an essential element to all Goth and its culture. For whom may have told you this, may have been ill-informed. Whilst Goth music is at the core, it is followed by fashion. Goth fashion and Goth Makeup are inseparable. Oh, and Gamerchunk, your ID name is very cool. Welcome to the channel. Prof. M.🎩
Oh I loved the Clove cigarettes. I don't think they are legal here in the States anymore. Can only get them as cigarillos now.
They smelled so good.
@@gothicallyyoursprofessorm.7222 I see, well I either way I love it, but I believe my source at the time was Angela Benedict.
So far my taste in music hasn't changed much since I found about all the gothic music genres and Ironically many years ago I had the same revelation that I simply dismissed because I somehow convinced myself that I was nothing but a metal head.
But now Im older, mid 20's and I've had came to a realization that Im more multifaceted than a simple metal head; I loved more things than just metal.
No indeed I had ignored a vital part of me; my elegance. When I did explore it, I came back to the same subculture; goth. Ironically this time I gave it a shot and I haven't felt better with myself since.
Although, you wouldn't know I would be a goth unless I truly went the extra mile with my looks (which I do very rarely, perhaps once a month, since I'm extremely shy and it seems to be attracting looks)
@@beckypetersen8554 I was just looking up clove cigs. I think they were on Amazon. Under a brand called Royal Swag.
Ummmm…..?? What the hell?!
Justnatalie- Are you into the Goth scene? If not, I welcome you to the channel. I checked out your videos on cookies. I love cookies. If you have any questions on the Goth Subculture or are new the Goth music genre and have any questions, feel free to ask. 🎩