Beautiful as always! Yes please do a tutorial for hooded eyes and how to wear liner. Also, what would you recommend, I don’t like how black liner looks on me. I have dark brown hooded eyes and I just feel the black liner looks harsh. Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤
Always a favorite of mine. I love make up, it is one of my favorite things for my day. I used No7 foundation that was discontinued ages ago. I love a thin coverage foundation especially in spring and summer. I'll have to look into this one, thank you! I tend to like Loreal for my foundation. So many available now at what us American's call the Drug Store! Thank you for another beautiful video!!!
Katie, where is No7 sold in the US? Just so I can link it in the description bar - I couldn’t find it when I had a quick search. I agree, thin for the win during the spring summer months, I hate feeling caked in makeup.
I haven't tried it - I don't have coarse brow hairs I don't require heavy-duty hold and I feel that might be too much for me. The benefit one is the ideal hold and texture for my hairs that's why I've stuck with it for so many years. I'm pleased to hear you're loving the G2B one though!!
About using your lash curler after aplying mascara, I did a few times it and it makes a huge difference, but most youtubers or MUA say that it can damage your lashes and break them down, so I stopped doing it. What is your opinion about this trick??
I think if you're using a mascara that's particularly sticky then it can cause your lashes to stick to the metal, which when you try to remove can cause some tension on the lashes - that being said, I've never noticed an issue with damage to my lashes. I only crimp them lightly after mascara and only use with fully dried mascaras that don't stick to the metal. Hopefully I've explained that okay?
@@ShonaghScott Yes, perfectly explained. I haven't done this trick so long, and I didn't noticed any issues eigher. Just that I watched several youtubers saying that never curl you lashes with mascara on because it could damage them. So this is why I'm asking. Thankss
A course of Tretinoin and Hydroquinone is your best bet! Also, look up a brand called ZO Skin Health, the retinol is something you can transition over to once you’ve done a few months on the Tretinoin and Hydroquinone, it’s the best way to keep your melasma at bay. If you’re on Instagram, look up @skinboss she is the dermatologist I use and she is able to work with people over zoom worldwide.
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Beautiful as always! Yes please do a tutorial for hooded eyes and how to wear liner. Also, what would you recommend, I don’t like how black liner looks on me. I have dark brown hooded eyes and I just feel the black liner looks harsh. Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤
Yay! Miss Piggy mirror!
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Hello Shonagh! Lovely !!!! I do love this kind of videos (your videos), they are soft and simple, very pleasant to see!!!
Yes please do a tutorial on eyeliner for hooded eyes
So pretty!! Love the colour of your highlights as well!💕💕
Thank you so much!!
Always a favorite of mine. I love make up, it is one of my favorite things for my day. I used No7 foundation that was discontinued ages ago. I love a thin coverage foundation especially in spring and summer. I'll have to look into this one, thank you! I tend to like Loreal for my foundation. So many available now at what us American's call the Drug Store! Thank you for another beautiful video!!!
Katie, where is No7 sold in the US? Just so I can link it in the description bar - I couldn’t find it when I had a quick search.
I agree, thin for the win during the spring summer months, I hate feeling caked in makeup.
@@ShonaghScott No7 is sold at Walgreens. It is a nationwide drug store! Xox
@@katepistole9746 Fab! Thank you! I didn’t think to search Walgreens!! 🫶🏼
You are so welcome. Happy to help!
A perfect video, just what I needed, thank you! I’ll be traveling soon and having just enough makeup is so helpful
You're most welcome!! Enjoy your travels.
Luv your video’s 😊
Thank you!!! I'm pleased to hear it.
You are so so stunning!!!
Thank you so much!! ♥️
Beautiful makeup look ❤
Thank you so much 😀
You are amazing ❤!
Thank you so much, Elin!
Hi Shona, have you tried the Schwarzkopf got 2 be brow? I’ve changed to that from the benefit gel, it’s so good.
I haven't tried it - I don't have coarse brow hairs I don't require heavy-duty hold and I feel that might be too much for me. The benefit one is the ideal hold and texture for my hairs that's why I've stuck with it for so many years. I'm pleased to hear you're loving the G2B one though!!
Eyeliner tutorial pleaseeeee❤❤❤
Oily skin ,best use powder foundation cream
Is contour powders necessary for gooded eyes
About using your lash curler after aplying mascara, I did a few times it and it makes a huge difference, but most youtubers or MUA say that it can damage your lashes and break them down, so I stopped doing it. What is your opinion about this trick??
..you said you were used to do it: did it damage your lashes??
@@parishadnz.6048 I did it a few times until I listened it was dangerous for the lashes, so I stopped.
I think if you're using a mascara that's particularly sticky then it can cause your lashes to stick to the metal, which when you try to remove can cause some tension on the lashes - that being said, I've never noticed an issue with damage to my lashes. I only crimp them lightly after mascara and only use with fully dried mascaras that don't stick to the metal. Hopefully I've explained that okay?
@@ShonaghScott Yes, perfectly explained. I haven't done this trick so long, and I didn't noticed any issues eigher. Just that I watched several youtubers saying that never curl you lashes with mascara on because it could damage them. So this is why I'm asking. Thankss
Hi mam, can you please suggest a best way to clear melasma ,is laser treatment safe or any other option , please help me
A course of Tretinoin and Hydroquinone is your best bet! Also, look up a brand called ZO Skin Health, the retinol is something you can transition over to once you’ve done a few months on the Tretinoin and Hydroquinone, it’s the best way to keep your melasma at bay. If you’re on Instagram, look up @skinboss she is the dermatologist I use and she is able to work with people over zoom worldwide.
@@ShonaghScott thankyou somuch for the reply