No wonder it takes my friends hours to do their routines. Just prepping the skin takes roughly half an hour with face washing, toner, setting moisturizer, and setting sun screen. All this before makeup even goes on. No wonder I was doing it wrong. My makeup looked caky within an hour. this video was so helpful.
@@DuongNguyen-xf8qn It's time consuming coz you have to make sure everything sets properly or everything will just mix and your makeup will look cakey.
@@DuongNguyen-xf8qn Right? I'd rather simply not use foundation and have skin flaws visible, than take so much time for one (!) makeup step that will still look bad at the end of the day.
GIRL... i tried the "moisturiser and then wipe off the excess with toner" it literally makes my makeup look SO GOOD as a dry combo skin type. I dont really wipe it off i just pat it enough for removing only the excess as im scared to get dry patches and it works like a wonder!! I highly recommend to try this out
@@glorygloryholeallelujah I use the haru haru rice toner! For moisturiser i use real barrier intense moisture! So far it's been working great so I have no plans to change this combination :)
@@elina7165 not really, I leave it on for only 1-2 mins because my moisturiser (real barrier) has a thick formul and it takes a a little to dry down completely
I like how dear peachie includes and emphasises the sunscreen application in the foundation makeup… many beauty gurus I watched either put too little sunscreen or skip it 😅 great job! And thank you so much for other useful foundation tips ❤
lol not everyone wants to wear sunscreen :v the sun is not bad, it is needed because only two types of vit. D can be provided from supplementation, 3 equally important is only produced with sun exposure. People have sunphobia
So it looks like A-LOT of sunscreen and not two fingers worth. So could some one clarify, is it two fingers worth per section each time of application? That seems a lot , specially since we haven’t got to the foundation.
i’ve been doing makeup for 3 years and this routine is exactly how i’ve evolved to apply my makeup now. this is the best routine to achieve a flawless skin like finish without leaving your makeup cakey! 💕 a few more tips: -i like to spot correct before foundation, then brighten my face after with a lighter concealer -i apply cream contour before concealing to keep the shape i want and look more sculpted -apply your undereye concealer ASAP to avoid flaking or creasing, i use the baking method and a small fluffy brush, then apply a translucent powder to the rest of your skin using a big fluffy brush when you’re finished -if you’re feeling too matte get a big fluffy brush to brush off excess powder with and remember setting spray will bring the look together and makes it look more natural -do not over manipulate your concealer or you will make it look flaky, peel, and remove coverage -i first use a brush for coverage and then i go in w a beauty blender to smooth and sheer it out -setting spray can help you blend out liquid and cream products
@@amtra1778 i like to bake under my eyes only just bc i cry a lot lol. i also find it gives me the best coverage and smoothest look as long as i wipe away the excess 💕
YOOOO the tips and tricks in this video WORKED!!!! OMG I'm near tears, my makeup has NEVER looked so good oh gosh!!! I have combo skin and the 3 tricks that helped me A LOT are 1. Patting off excess moisturizer (THIS HELPED SO MUCH OH GOSH) (I used tissue instead of cotton pad and patting motions instead of wiping. Highly effective!!!!) 2. Putting the foundation at the centre of the cheek ONLY and then blend it outwards (I used to put foundation EVERYWHERE and it caked/flaked like mad omggggg) 3. Patting off excess foundation with DAMP beauty blender (I knew you had to dampen it, but not to the extent of drying it off with tissue!). THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO MY FACE LOOKS SO GOOD THANK YOU
This channel has been a life savor. I've never had anyone teach me how to use or apply makeup and wasn't even allowed to look at it until I was 20. It's been a long and difficult journey going through hundreds of confusing videos but I think I'm finally starting to understand now, thank you.
SAMEEE I wasn’t allowed to use makeup in high school. Now im 21 (22 in 2 days) and have no idea at all how to use makeup hahaha and the few times i tried its patchy af so now I have a bunch of makeup I piled up that I don’t use bc idk how 😂 binge watching this channel to learn tho
just some time stamps that i’ve found to be useful for my routine primer application 7:36 concealer before foundation 9:42 -under eye 10:45 foundation application 14:35 loose powder application 20:07
tips for beginners: no matter how good ur skin condition is NEVER skip primer. just find a primer that will work with your skin cause primer makes your base stay longer and smoothens your skin even more and it absorb in ur pores less than having no primer at all
@@pendafen7405 there is! just search up water based primers and they come with a lot of variety such as spray, cream, etc.. just do ur research and and align it with ur skin concern
Even when I use primer, skin care routine before or nothing at all nothing helps! I tried different foundation or concealer and it’s always under my eyes and nose is where it gets very patchy badly
@@anqearlivv Maybe use an hydrating primer and use setting spray when needed. personally I had this Problem before also and what I did was I changed my primer to a hydrating one which can avoid patchy and stay away from super matte finish foundation ( I have dry acne prone skin )
This was so thorough and detailed! I like that you covered all the skin types and explained each option accordingly. I love how clearly the videos on the side illustrate what you're saying. It also makes it easier for me to pay attention, which is something I always struggle with because of my adhd. Thank you for putting so much effort into making these videos for us 💗 they're super helpful
This is the best makeup video I've ever watched in my entire life! It's no joke, I'm a professional makeup artist here in Brazil and the techniques we use are quite outdated, so I'm always looking for different techniques and here I could see the complexity of creating beautiful skin. Thank you very much!
Peachie I want to thank you so much for these videos. I am a total newbie with makeup and I never had a female figure in my life to guide me through it all as most the women in my family do not wear makeup. For once, I am so excited to try this all out and begin my makeup journey! Thank you, you really feel like an older sister I can look up to.
Every time I watch a dear peachy makeup video I'm overwhelmed with so much helpful information in the best way possible, and I've been doing my makeup and consuming makeup content on youtube for nearly 10 years at this point. honestly feel like I need to make flash cards to try and remember all this stuff 😮❤
I absolutely love your videos…. It’s kinda “technical/ theoretical” and tutorialish in a customizable way… I’ve been to a makeup school, but you still teach me a lot in these videos!
hi~, this video is reaaaally helpful! i am a certified makeup artist and i can tell all of these tips are professional-level 💗. however~, there are some few things i would do in a different way to achieve even better results: 1. instead of rubbing your brush with powder on the palm of your hand to leave any excess, i would do it in the lid of my powder. it’s more hygienic and your brush won’t pick as much bacteria as it would if u do it that way. 2. i wouldn’t apply any foundation on my eyelids, really. foundation has water and oil, so if you apply it to your eyelids (even in a light layer) it will crease throughout the day. i would highly suggest to use and eyeshadow primer just as the urban decay one (the purple and original one), and if you also have pigmentation on your eyelids or they are very dark, use a pigmented primer, or a cream/primer eyeshadow, or concealer + setting powder (this option is the least for me because i have noticed it sometimes creases). i good product for this last option is the mac paint pot. you can use the soft ochre for more warm eye makeup look, or the painterly shade for cool eye makeup. hope this helps and help you get even better results!
Tips I found to be great for oily skin, and I'm still improving my technique: 1. Use thermal water before starting to prepare your skin; 2. Use setting spray after every step of your makeup; 3. If you're gonna use sunscreen, aply it generously and reduce the primer amount, so you wont be greasy, just use a watery or gel texture; 4. Don't use heavy actives or many skincare products if you're gonna do your makeup: a light toner, hyaluronic acid serum and moisturiser, in the tiniest amount will do the job; 5. Watch out your routine: drink enough water, quit the junkfood and go for some physical activity, your health and your skin will pay off greatly.
Wow, this is easily one of the most helpful skincare/make-up application videos out there (and I’ve watched my fair share to no avail)! It’s pretty comprehensive, providing advice for various skin types and skin/make-up concerns, yet it’s presented simply with easy-to-follow written instructions and video examples. Thank you!
A tip! color correctors that may be too dark or colorful for your skin is to mix a lighter concealer with it. The lighter concealer should be around your skin color!!
Grateful to those above for this video, I'm just getting the hang of makeup and this video is complete, I hope the next time I put on makeup it doesn't look cakey anymore! ✨
In my opinion this has helped 1. Choose a good brand foundation (not cheap brand) because cheap foundation can look bad 2. Use a moisturizer before applying or a moisturizing primer to moisturize the skin before application 3. Don’t use too much foundation because overlapping the product can make it very cakey, use just enough (don’t overlap foundation and concealer, apply them at the same stage and start blending) 4. Then spray some setting spray for adding extra moisture 4. Then use a translucent powder all over to hide pores and make your skin look smooth 5. When you are fully done with the makeup, spray more of the setting spray (but not too much that your face is wet) ❤
This is an excellent tutorial. I have watching hundreds of makeup videos including Wayne Goss, Nina, Astor…and this tutorial is the best I have seen so far in the sense that it has everything we need to know. Most impressed is that in your routine you put the sunscreen before the primer, close to the skin and with right amount of sunscreen. Many makeup artists either have overbooked sunscreen, or not in the correct order, or apply insufficient amount of sunscreen. Thank you for sharing.
I wish this video was around when I first started doing make-up 10 years ago cos you covered all the points that I finally learned years later to save how my foundation looks, TYSM
I just started my journey by adding up makeup to my routine but made the wrong decision of buying products without knowing the basics and how the prep. I thought it won't if I applied my skincare as usual, but there are a few steps that I added up without know that will end up on cakey and uneven texture on my foundation. These videos are a lifesaver for me. Thank you for helping beginners ❤
also one thing to mention is you need to choose sunscreen that won't peel your base. my sunscreen is good if i use it on its own but it can't be under the base because they won't go well
i’ve been practicing for my makeup with this video and today i finally nailed it!! it was completely smooth and natural looking and it lasted over 10 hours 😚
I’m really far behind the rest of the class, in learning how to put on makeup (37) and I am super intimidated with trying to figure out everything I need to know, buy, remember and properly do… I know it’s pathetic- but I really wish I had a makeup artist friend to hold my hand and help me learn the entire process of doing this stuff! 😩🤣❤
This is the best explanation video I’ve seen EVER. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤ I’d love to see a future video on makeup removal and on make up tool/brush cleaning/maintenance.
I don't think I have ever seen a video so detailed and well explained!! Thank you so much.. it is the only video that managed to answer all my queries regarding what i was doing wrong in my makeup regime!
THIS VIDEO IS LIFESAVING i wish i could send photos in a youtube comment bc omg i followed the tips this morning and my foundation is so perfect i didn't even think it was possible😭 its the wrong shade but still so smooth...howww...
@@yayhay7822 the best tips for me were definitely waiting for your skincare products to soak in, that made so much difference for me! also the sunscreen application tips were super helpful. ngl i just followed all the tips that i could as the video played but the ones i mentioned are the things i've kept part of my routine daily ever since watching
@deszu the techniques definitely helped it look better! mine is just wrong bc i bought one too light 😭 although i did fix it by mixing it with some eyeshadow that was darker until it matched so maybe that could help you!
This was the most comprehensive video on the application of foundation by far. I will be referring to this video again and again as I learn to do it properly!
*I just want to add, based on makeup oily skin or you want matte finish - setting spray first then powder. but if you have dry skin and want to have glowy finish but want your makeup stay longer without feeling oily, setting powder first then second is the setting spray to finish the look. but now the trend is, after finishing all your face makeup you can apply setting powder, next is setting spray to lock in everything and after the wet dries down - you can put loose or setting powder again. what's important is to use very fine powder to avoid using too much of the product or to make the underneath foundation cakey.* *I have combo skin and been using sponge/beauty blender for years, even I squeeze it throughly it makes my foundation patchy. I thought before that I will never used brush bcoz it will cause dry patched visible or will cause streaks but I still tried and now I prefer this than using damp sponges. I think right formula of moisturizer/sunscreen helps a lot on skin textures and the right density of foundation brush works perfectly without leaving streaks. My base is natural looking and well blended. All you need is to find out what tools works best for your skin type and learn more on techniques of using it. Dabbing, stipling motion, and alike.*
One tip from me- if your prep is quite oily(i am dry so i apply oily skincare) don't wet your sponge it will congest your makeup and cause the foundation to separate. Unless you wipe away the oil from your skin with a tissue before patting with sponge, then it could work :) also cream products have usually oils in them so use brush for cream products :)
This wonderful video made my face looking much more natural and cute! My makeup was very cakey before. And now my makeup looks perfect! Thank you, love 💛
i only use makeup for cosplays but a long time ago i just gave up using concealer and foundation cause it always looked worse than my natural skin, so maybe ill use these tips!! so helpful
as someone who LOVES sunscreen, i recommend japanese sunscreen products. my personal favourite is the Anessa sunscreen which also works as skin milk and the Shiseido suncreen!
I love this video. It really pointed out every thing that i did which ALL of them is wrong. no wonder the make up looks weird this video pointed out the wrong things i did. I will definitely try this tips
Not too sure why TH-cam recommended your videos to me because I’ve been watching Minecraft stuff lately lol but thank you. This is all useful info presented in a non-judgmental way. I did performance arts for a long time, and I always felt out of place when it came time to put on makeup for shows. The other girls were judgy of me to begin with since I’m clumsy and awkward, and my mother is sporty and wears minimal makeup, so I never really got any help. I learned to hate makeup as a result. I didn’t know what to do to get it to look right. This makes me want to try makeup again on my own terms.
Amazing video and information!! I wish this would have been around 30 years ago when I first started wearing makeup. Definitely sharing this with my 13 year old who’s been playing around with the idea of starting to wear makeup. This can teach her way more than I ever knew 😊 thank you 🤗
I hope Uncle Goss sees this. I've watched his videos for many years and I think he's brilliant. I'm sure that he would be proud to know that he has many neices and nephews who love his work. ❤
I hate wearing foundation before coz it only highlights my skin flaws and i felt hopeless that i will not be able to have good canvass when i need it but i realized i've been applying it the wrong way, i'll consider these tips and hopefully it will work out
I mix my foundation with primer. I put a dot of foundation and a dot of primer on my hands, mix them and apply on my face. It blends so smoothly and looks no natural, doesn't crease and gives a light, natural coverage. If you don't want a heavy coverage and prefer a lighter one, this is very useful.
"Uncle Goss" 😂 omg- speaking of the best MUA, I've really liked his advice on skipping foundation altogether and simply using concealer. He has a video on it for those interested (especially recommended for more mature skin).
Bro…. This is the first video ever where it made my face look at least a bit blurred and smooth. I have acne, no its not a lott or cystic acne Thank God, and I’ve tried different methods but they never really helped, and after an hour or so my face looked brighter than my future. I just got back from school ( ~7 hrs) and my face only has a ttiiiiny bit of shinyness. But I truly believe I could’ve gone wearing this makeup for a whole day 8+ hrs or even more. The reason I was shiny was because today was super humid and hot and im just a super sweaty human, BUT IM SO SURPRISED!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I know it took like an hour but it really did hold up and still looks really good, really, thank you!!!
i clicked on this video because im always curious what other people methods are and i feel so validated because i already do most of this (im guilty of putting the powder bush straight to my skin though ^^;;)
Don't use foundation use to back in the days but not that much now I moisturise twice daily as well as washing my face. I like the air to get to my skin as I think it is very beneficial.
@@itstrashcannottrashcant5366 mines combination skin (oily+dry), if you're wondering which moisturizer to use then just use one which has hyaluronic acid
Could you guys make a tutorial on different noses and how to contour them? I personally have a mixed nose and have yet to identify wich types make my nose for some reason QwQ
I’ll refer you to this video: th-cam.com/video/Q0AUWyp01eg/w-d-xo.html But it doesn’t go on how to contour just the nose alone- but rather how to contour based on the nose itself and the rest of the face
well today I learned I was applying loose powder completely wrong this whole time 😂 gonna try the techniques you suggested! also the sandwich method is interesting, maybe I’ll give it a try
No wonder it takes my friends hours to do their routines. Just prepping the skin takes roughly half an hour with face washing, toner, setting moisturizer, and setting sun screen. All this before makeup even goes on. No wonder I was doing it wrong. My makeup looked caky within an hour. this video was so helpful.
That's too much time consuming
@@DuongNguyen-xf8qn It's time consuming coz you have to make sure everything sets properly or everything will just mix and your makeup will look cakey.
I understand the reason, just said the fact that the whole process is so time consuming unfortunately@@Yuusachh1
@@DuongNguyen-xf8qn Right? I'd rather simply not use foundation and have skin flaws visible, than take so much time for one (!) makeup step that will still look bad at the end of the day.
Right! It takes so much to look flawless...I feel hopeless. I am almost 40 and have never able to achieve "the look"
Not exaggerating but this channel literally saved my life 🥺♥️
It's a great channel. ❤
Literally?
@@BeMyArt Literally
I’m glad you’re still with us fellow dear peachie followers! Hope I get to see you in the comments of the next video :)
@@waterwolf982 would like to hear out full story honestly 🤔
GIRL... i tried the "moisturiser and then wipe off the excess with toner" it literally makes my makeup look SO GOOD as a dry combo skin type. I dont really wipe it off i just pat it enough for removing only the excess as im scared to get dry patches and it works like a wonder!! I highly recommend to try this out
That’s great!
May I ask what toner you use?
@@glorygloryholeallelujah I use the haru haru rice toner! For moisturiser i use real barrier intense moisture! So far it's been working great so I have no plans to change this combination :)
do u wait for the moisturiser to dry before wiping off the excess?
@@elina7165 not really, I leave it on for only 1-2 mins because my moisturiser (real barrier) has a thick formul and it takes a a little to dry down completely
@@granky_ oh fantastic! I’m glad it is working great for you-I’ll definitely give this combo a try!
Thank you for the information!❤️👍
I like how dear peachie includes and emphasises the sunscreen application in the foundation makeup… many beauty gurus I watched either put too little sunscreen or skip it 😅 great job! And thank you so much for other useful foundation tips ❤
lol not everyone wants to wear sunscreen :v the sun is not bad, it is needed because only two types of vit. D can be provided from supplementation, 3 equally important is only produced with sun exposure. People have sunphobia
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So it looks like A-LOT of sunscreen and not two fingers worth. So could some one clarify, is it two fingers worth per section each time of application? That seems a lot , specially since we haven’t got to the foundation.
@@emsjas no it’s two fingers worth for your entire face.
@@emsjasits 2 fingers, sunscreen usually goes far, but its also like 2 squirts
i’ve been doing makeup for 3 years and this routine is exactly how i’ve evolved to apply my makeup now. this is the best routine to achieve a flawless skin like finish without leaving your makeup cakey! 💕
a few more tips:
-i like to spot correct before foundation, then brighten my face after with a lighter concealer
-i apply cream contour before concealing to keep the shape i want and look more sculpted
-apply your undereye concealer ASAP to avoid flaking or creasing, i use the baking method and a small fluffy brush, then apply a translucent powder to the rest of your skin using a big fluffy brush when you’re finished
-if you’re feeling too matte get a big fluffy brush to brush off excess powder with and remember setting spray will bring the look together and makes it look more natural
-do not over manipulate your concealer or you will make it look flaky, peel, and remove coverage
-i first use a brush for coverage and then i go in w a beauty blender to smooth and sheer it out
-setting spray can help you blend out liquid and cream products
what are your thoughts on baking the powder?
@@amtra1778 i like to bake under my eyes only just bc i cry a lot lol. i also find it gives me the best coverage and smoothest look as long as i wipe away the excess 💕
Thank you ❤
YOOOO the tips and tricks in this video WORKED!!!! OMG I'm near tears, my makeup has NEVER looked so good oh gosh!!! I have combo skin and the 3 tricks that helped me A LOT are 1. Patting off excess moisturizer (THIS HELPED SO MUCH OH GOSH) (I used tissue instead of cotton pad and patting motions instead of wiping. Highly effective!!!!) 2. Putting the foundation at the centre of the cheek ONLY and then blend it outwards (I used to put foundation EVERYWHERE and it caked/flaked like mad omggggg) 3. Patting off excess foundation with DAMP beauty blender (I knew you had to dampen it, but not to the extent of drying it off with tissue!). THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO MY FACE LOOKS SO GOOD THANK YOU
I know its late but I'm happy for u congrats🎉
This channel has been a life savor. I've never had anyone teach me how to use or apply makeup and wasn't even allowed to look at it until I was 20. It's been a long and difficult journey going through hundreds of confusing videos but I think I'm finally starting to understand now, thank you.
Same I just turned 20
SAMEEE I wasn’t allowed to use makeup in high school. Now im 21 (22 in 2 days) and have no idea at all how to use makeup hahaha and the few times i tried its patchy af so now I have a bunch of makeup I piled up that I don’t use bc idk how 😂 binge watching this channel to learn tho
just some time stamps that i’ve found to be useful for my routine
primer application 7:36
concealer before foundation 9:42
-under eye 10:45
foundation application 14:35
loose powder application 20:07
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tips for beginners: no matter how good ur skin condition is NEVER skip primer. just find a primer that will work with your skin cause primer makes your base stay longer and smoothens your skin even more and it absorb in ur pores less than having no primer at all
Are there non-allergenic primers? I find silicone so irritating and inflammatory, and most primers contain it
@@pendafen7405 there is! just search up water based primers and they come with a lot of variety such as spray, cream, etc.. just do ur research and and align it with ur skin concern
Even when I use primer, skin care routine before or nothing at all nothing helps! I tried different foundation or concealer and it’s always under my eyes and nose is where it gets very patchy badly
@@anqearlivv Maybe use an hydrating primer and use setting spray when needed. personally I had this Problem before also and what I did was I changed my primer to a hydrating one which can avoid patchy and stay away from super matte finish foundation ( I have dry acne prone skin )
@@anqearlivv also u need to prep ur skin GOOD like let them sink into your skin
This was so thorough and detailed! I like that you covered all the skin types and explained each option accordingly. I love how clearly the videos on the side illustrate what you're saying. It also makes it easier for me to pay attention, which is something I always struggle with because of my adhd.
Thank you for putting so much effort into making these videos for us 💗 they're super helpful
YES!! These videos are actually so easy to get through with ADHD, I’m so happy 😭
This is the best makeup video I've ever watched in my entire life! It's no joke, I'm a professional makeup artist here in Brazil and the techniques we use are quite outdated, so I'm always looking for different techniques and here I could see the complexity of creating beautiful skin. Thank you very much!
Peachie I want to thank you so much for these videos. I am a total newbie with makeup and I never had a female figure in my life to guide me through it all as most the women in my family do not wear makeup. For once, I am so excited to try this all out and begin my makeup journey! Thank you, you really feel like an older sister I can look up to.
this literally saved my life, im at my freshman years and you just saved me 10 years of embarrassment , thank you peachie!!
Ikr im at freshmen year too!!
I see a peachy video i click! It's always helpful (even when I don't even own a foundation 😭)
Sameee😭😭😭
Same 😂
Yeah same, but her videos are addictive
Same😂 I just watch them so it would be helpful in future
Samee 🥹
I'm doing it wrong, that's why it's always cakey on my skin. I'm glad I saw it so I know now, thank you!
Every time I watch a dear peachy makeup video I'm overwhelmed with so much helpful information in the best way possible, and I've been doing my makeup and consuming makeup content on youtube for nearly 10 years at this point. honestly feel like I need to make flash cards to try and remember all this stuff 😮❤
I absolutely love your videos…. It’s kinda “technical/ theoretical” and tutorialish in a customizable way… I’ve been to a makeup school, but you still teach me a lot in these videos!
hi~, this video is reaaaally helpful! i am a certified makeup artist and i can tell all of these tips are professional-level 💗.
however~, there are some few things i would do in a different way to achieve even better results:
1. instead of rubbing your brush with powder on the palm of your hand to leave any excess, i would do it in the lid of my powder. it’s more hygienic and your brush won’t pick as much bacteria as it would if u do it that way.
2. i wouldn’t apply any foundation on my eyelids, really. foundation has water and oil, so if you apply it to your eyelids (even in a light layer) it will crease throughout the day. i would highly suggest to use and eyeshadow primer just as the urban decay one (the purple and original one), and if you also have pigmentation on your eyelids or they are very dark, use a pigmented primer, or a cream/primer eyeshadow, or concealer + setting powder (this option is the least for me because i have noticed it sometimes creases). i good product for this last option is the mac paint pot. you can use the soft ochre for more warm eye makeup look, or the painterly shade for cool eye makeup.
hope this helps and help you get even better results!
Tips I found to be great for oily skin, and I'm still improving my technique:
1. Use thermal water before starting to prepare your skin;
2. Use setting spray after every step of your makeup;
3. If you're gonna use sunscreen, aply it generously and reduce the primer amount, so you wont be greasy, just use a watery or gel texture;
4. Don't use heavy actives or many skincare products if you're gonna do your makeup: a light toner, hyaluronic acid serum and moisturiser, in the tiniest amount will do the job;
5. Watch out your routine: drink enough water, quit the junkfood and go for some physical activity, your health and your skin will pay off greatly.
which setting spray do u use?? i use tje milani one and i think it may be making mine more cakey 😭
Wow, this is easily one of the most helpful skincare/make-up application videos out there (and I’ve watched my fair share to no avail)! It’s pretty comprehensive, providing advice for various skin types and skin/make-up concerns, yet it’s presented simply with easy-to-follow written instructions and video examples. Thank you!
A tip! color correctors that may be too dark or colorful for your skin is to mix a lighter concealer with it. The lighter concealer should be around your skin color!!
Grateful to those above for this video, I'm just getting the hang of makeup and this video is complete, I hope the next time I put on makeup it doesn't look cakey anymore! ✨
In my opinion this has helped
1. Choose a good brand foundation (not cheap brand) because cheap foundation can look bad
2. Use a moisturizer before applying or a moisturizing primer to moisturize the skin before application
3. Don’t use too much foundation because overlapping the product can make it very cakey, use just enough (don’t overlap foundation and concealer, apply them at the same stage and start blending)
4. Then spray some setting spray for adding extra moisture
4. Then use a translucent powder all over to hide pores and make your skin look smooth
5. When you are fully done with the makeup, spray more of the setting spray (but not too much that your face is wet)
❤
Hello... I have dry skin and use cushion and always patchy. It's better for use setting spray or loose powder or powder foundation?
I disagree with the cheap foundation one . My foundation is literally like 7 dollar and it works for me the best . So I would disagree with that one
@@mirachowdhury2538 which one
For ppl who have bad texture skin, do not apply thick foundation, less is more, or else… there is no magic!!
@@mirachowdhury2538sauce?
I'm so into the clean makeup look, but my foundation always looks a bit cakey or splotchy, but this video really helped and I'm going to keep trying!
This is an excellent tutorial. I have watching hundreds of makeup videos including Wayne Goss, Nina, Astor…and this tutorial is the best I have seen so far in the sense that it has everything we need to know. Most impressed is that in your routine you put the sunscreen before the primer, close to the skin and with right amount of sunscreen. Many makeup artists either have overbooked sunscreen, or not in the correct order, or apply insufficient amount of sunscreen. Thank you for sharing.
I wish this video was around when I first started doing make-up 10 years ago cos you covered all the points that I finally learned years later to save how my foundation looks, TYSM
I cannot believe how informative this video is. I'm super new to makeup and I cant wait to use these tips the next time I put on makeup!
THIS IS A LIFE SAVER, i realized my old make up technique was way too heavy and doing wrong things
My base makeup is so much better now! Thank you!!
THIS CHANNEL IS LITERALLY HOLY GRAIL
I'm glad you touched on the issue with makeup in the face mask. I hate when that happens!
This video is great, so in-depth, and I'm glad you mentioned methods for all skin types and problems.
Thank you peachie
genuinely thank you for the captions, they help so much!!
I just started my journey by adding up makeup to my routine but made the wrong decision of buying products without knowing the basics and how the prep. I thought it won't if I applied my skincare as usual, but there are a few steps that I added up without know that will end up on cakey and uneven texture on my foundation. These videos are a lifesaver for me. Thank you for helping beginners ❤
also one thing to mention is you need to choose sunscreen that won't peel your base. my sunscreen is good if i use it on its own but it can't be under the base because they won't go well
bro. this channel is absolutely incredible. i'll pass these tips down to all my kiddos someday.
i’ve been practicing for my makeup with this video and today i finally nailed it!! it was completely smooth and natural looking and it lasted over 10 hours 😚
I’m really far behind the rest of the class, in learning how to put on makeup (37) and I am super intimidated with trying to figure out everything I need to know, buy, remember and properly do…
I know it’s pathetic- but I really wish I had a makeup artist friend to hold my hand and help me learn the entire process of doing this stuff!
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it's not pathetic at all, it's a completely understandable thing to postpone or avoid considering it requires constant time And money investment
First of all, get the correct undertone first.
You will save a lot of troubles and money in long run!
This is the best explanation video I’ve seen EVER. Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
I’d love to see a future video on makeup removal and on make up tool/brush cleaning/maintenance.
I don't think I have ever seen a video so detailed and well explained!! Thank you so much.. it is the only video that managed to answer all my queries regarding what i was doing wrong in my makeup regime!
THIS VIDEO IS LITERALLY LIFE CHANGER. My makeup lasts all day without getting smudge
I'm actually proud to say that I've been subbed since like 10k subs. Helped me a lot. Got me into makeup too, hehe.
I love how you added a table of contents i can screenshot for my routine!
I grabbed the whole collection. As a 90s baby I could not resist the nostalgia.
this video is so helpful! really appreciate you starting from the start with lotions - i never knew what to do
THIS VIDEO IS LIFESAVING i wish i could send photos in a youtube comment bc omg i followed the tips this morning and my foundation is so perfect i didn't even think it was possible😭 its the wrong shade but still so smooth...howww...
wait this video is so long idk where to start, what really worked for you?
@@yayhay7822 the best tips for me were definitely waiting for your skincare products to soak in, that made so much difference for me! also the sunscreen application tips were super helpful. ngl i just followed all the tips that i could as the video played but the ones i mentioned are the things i've kept part of my routine daily ever since watching
@deszu the techniques definitely helped it look better! mine is just wrong bc i bought one too light 😭 although i did fix it by mixing it with some eyeshadow that was darker until it matched so maybe that could help you!
This was the most comprehensive video on the application of foundation by far. I will be referring to this video again and again as I learn to do it properly!
*I just want to add, based on makeup oily skin or you want matte finish - setting spray first then powder. but if you have dry skin and want to have glowy finish but want your makeup stay longer without feeling oily, setting powder first then second is the setting spray to finish the look. but now the trend is, after finishing all your face makeup you can apply setting powder, next is setting spray to lock in everything and after the wet dries down - you can put loose or setting powder again. what's important is to use very fine powder to avoid using too much of the product or to make the underneath foundation cakey.*
*I have combo skin and been using sponge/beauty blender for years, even I squeeze it throughly it makes my foundation patchy. I thought before that I will never used brush bcoz it will cause dry patched visible or will cause streaks but I still tried and now I prefer this than using damp sponges. I think right formula of moisturizer/sunscreen helps a lot on skin textures and the right density of foundation brush works perfectly without leaving streaks. My base is natural looking and well blended. All you need is to find out what tools works best for your skin type and learn more on techniques of using it. Dabbing, stipling motion, and alike.*
this is the best and thorough make up guide on TH-cam, dare I say
The best tips I have ever received and saved hundreds of dollars😍! Thanks
Okey so i followed the tips like a makeup tutorial and i look so gorgeous. My make up has never looked that good. Thank you so much
One tip from me- if your prep is quite oily(i am dry so i apply oily skincare) don't wet your sponge it will congest your makeup and cause the foundation to separate. Unless you wipe away the oil from your skin with a tissue before patting with sponge, then it could work :) also cream products have usually oils in them so use brush for cream products :)
Thank you very much @ Bumcfksz!
This wonderful video made my face looking much more natural and cute! My makeup was very cakey before. And now my makeup looks perfect! Thank you, love 💛
i only use makeup for cosplays but a long time ago i just gave up using concealer and foundation cause it always looked worse than my natural skin, so maybe ill use these tips!! so helpful
Peachie never disappointed us ❤.
This was by far the BEST make up how to I have ever seen!!!! I cannot wait to try what you taught me...Thank you :)
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH😭😭😭❤❤❤ YOU'RE A LIFE SAVERR OMYGHADD I LOVE YOUU
Dear peachie literally saved me 😭 I was like the most lost being when I started makeup fir the first time like 2 years ago
Brooo no wonder my base always looked so bad 😭😭 I’ve been doing everything wronggg 😭 tysm dear peachie
The only channel I trust with my life 😭😭😭🎀🎀🎀
highlighter is really good around the cheeks, eyelids, or even the nose as well
I really appreciate and love you for this because this always happens to me thank you Soo much keep going ☺️💜
as someone who LOVES sunscreen, i recommend japanese sunscreen products. my personal favourite is the Anessa sunscreen which also works as skin milk and the Shiseido suncreen!
You use sunscreen before or after primer?
yes i agree cause they work perfect under makeup
@@jang-heesung2792 personally, i use it before because it works better for me
OMGG TYSM I WAS JUST GONNA START DOING MAKEUP :3!
I love this video.
It really pointed out every thing that i did which ALL of them is wrong.
no wonder the make up looks weird
this video pointed out the wrong things i did. I will definitely try this tips
THIS CHANNEL SAVED MY LIFE FR
Just use a really nice tinted moisturizer! I like the one from wetnwild actually for a cheap alternative
peachy is a legit life saver TT
setting spray can allow more moisture to the face, and of course your favorite face lotion, or any lotion preferably that is natural
Teh set spray technique saved my make up and was a life change! I LOVE that technique
Not too sure why TH-cam recommended your videos to me because I’ve been watching Minecraft stuff lately lol but thank you. This is all useful info presented in a non-judgmental way. I did performance arts for a long time, and I always felt out of place when it came time to put on makeup for shows. The other girls were judgy of me to begin with since I’m clumsy and awkward, and my mother is sporty and wears minimal makeup, so I never really got any help. I learned to hate makeup as a result. I didn’t know what to do to get it to look right. This makes me want to try makeup again on my own terms.
Amazing video and information!! I wish this would have been around 30 years ago when I first started wearing makeup. Definitely sharing this with my 13 year old who’s been playing around with the idea of starting to wear makeup. This can teach her way more than I ever knew 😊 thank you 🤗
Alter Schwede ❤❤❤das beste was mir je zu Ohren kam!! Der Text das Video und diese Stimme.. ich liebe dich dafür❤
I love your channel and all of your tips so much!! 2D vs 3D makeup made me look so much cuter!
I love how the only makeup I have for skin is concealer. Like I don’t have/use foundation… I find it looks cakey lol. I really need to learn-
Many people use concealer only, even for full face! So u don't need to learn this, do whatever works for u!
holy sh*t this was insanely helpful. i think this will change my life
the best makeup channel ever
I am really happy I found this channel for makeup 🥺💗
8:30 I’m a certified mua, and I agree with concealer before foundation
This is super informative, honestly you explained things in a very clear and detailed way! Thanks a million!💖🌸
I hope Uncle Goss sees this. I've watched his videos for many years and I think he's brilliant. I'm sure that he would be proud to know that he has many neices and nephews who love his work. ❤
I hate wearing foundation before coz it only highlights my skin flaws and i felt hopeless that i will not be able to have good canvass when i need it but i realized i've been applying it the wrong way, i'll consider these tips and hopefully it will work out
I mix my foundation with primer. I put a dot of foundation and a dot of primer on my hands, mix them and apply on my face.
It blends so smoothly and looks no natural, doesn't crease and gives a light, natural coverage.
If you don't want a heavy coverage and prefer a lighter one, this is very useful.
hi! what foundation and primer do you use? not every combo actually looks good when mixed☹️
@markyy7052 that could be because of the oil-based vs water-based issue
Many thnaks for a brilliant makeup tutorial. GOD bless you.
This has always been my problem so thank you so muchh
Dear peachie you are a life saver! Can you make a video about full body pictures??
peachie is a life saver as per usual
"Uncle Goss" 😂 omg- speaking of the best MUA, I've really liked his advice on skipping foundation altogether and simply using concealer. He has a video on it for those interested (especially recommended for more mature skin).
this was such a huge help omg thank you! if anyone has good products for oily, big pores and flaky skin, tell me what you use :)
Bro…. This is the first video ever where it made my face look at least a bit blurred and smooth. I have acne, no its not a lott or cystic acne Thank God, and I’ve tried different methods but they never really helped, and after an hour or so my face looked brighter than my future. I just got back from school ( ~7 hrs) and my face only has a ttiiiiny bit of shinyness. But I truly believe I could’ve gone wearing this makeup for a whole day 8+ hrs or even more. The reason I was shiny was because today was super humid and hot and im just a super sweaty human, BUT IM SO SURPRISED!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I know it took like an hour but it really did hold up and still looks really good, really, thank you!!!
Please do video about different types of dark circle and how conceal them 🙏🙏🙏
dear peachie, u guys are god sent, tysm!!!
You just saved my life!!
i clicked on this video because im always curious what other people methods are and i feel so validated because i already do most of this (im guilty of putting the powder bush straight to my skin though ^^;;)
Don't use foundation use to back in the days but not that much now I moisturise twice daily as well as washing my face. I like the air to get to my skin as I think it is very beneficial.
honestly peachy you are such a life saver fr‼‼ i was wondering why foundation always looked cakey and this video seriously helped me sm dgshjk
Future me here, a little mssg to my past self, toner isn’t as necessary, but a moisturiser is very much necessary and will do just fine
@@XIE1SMhey so I don’t have a toner too I was wondering the same, what is your skin type?
@@itstrashcannottrashcant5366 mines combination skin (oily+dry), if you're wondering which moisturizer to use then just use one which has hyaluronic acid
Could you guys make a tutorial on different noses and how to contour them? I personally have a mixed nose and have yet to identify wich types make my nose for some reason QwQ
I’ll refer you to this video: th-cam.com/video/Q0AUWyp01eg/w-d-xo.html
But it doesn’t go on how to contour just the nose alone- but rather how to contour based on the nose itself and the rest of the face
Dear peachie team you all are amazing!
I'm sitting here at home trying to fix my patchy dark undereye and here comes Peachy to save the day
well today I learned I was applying loose powder completely wrong this whole time 😂 gonna try the techniques you suggested! also the sandwich method is interesting, maybe I’ll give it a try