Do a Full Face of Makeup With Me

Hey everyone. This is Aliyah with

English Sponge. Today, I'm going to put

on a full face of makeup. So, come and

get ready with me.

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» Welcome back to my beauty series. Today,

I am going to be putting on a full face

of makeup. I'm going to do a complete

face of makeup using all of the makeup

products that people use on their face.

Some people wear a little bit of makeup

every day. Some people wear a lot. I am

going to be doing a full face which

includes a lot of different makeup

products. I don't wear all of these

products every single day personally.

But, I do wear them on special occasions

when I want to dress up a little bit

nicer. I will do this type of makeup for

that type of reason. A birthday, a

holiday, a party, not for every day.

But, [snorts] something really

interesting about makeup is that you put

it on in layers. And there's different

products for every single different part

of your face. And so, I thought that I

would have you join me while I put on a

full face of makeup. So, to start, you

have to prepare your skin. This is

called skin prep. My skin is dry. I need

to put on something hydrating

on my face

first so that the makeup on top doesn't

look dry. It needs to be

hydrated. So, I have a product here

that's like a lotion or a moisturizer

and it's going to make my face hydrated.

It looks like that.

Okay great.

So, you might not be able to see much of

a difference, but my face feels a lot

better. Next, I'm going to use an eye

gel just for the area around my eyes.

This is an area of the face that a lot

of people complain about their makeup

not looking good

after a few hours.

And so, if you hydrate the area really

well,

um it can prevent that problem.

All right, now my under eyes are super

hydrated. The next thing I'm going to do

is I'm going to clip my hair back.

This will keep

the hair out of my face

while I do

my makeup.

Okay.

The first product we're going to use is

a skin tint.

This is my skin tint. It's very similar

to a foundation. Basically, what it does

is I put it on all of the skin of my

face and it evens it out. It makes it

look like the same color. So, right now,

I have a little bit so of some red spots

here.

The skin around my eyes is a little bit

looks a little bit tired. Um this is

going to help sort of even everything

out so that it's not as noticeable and

my skin just looks healthy and one

color.

And for this, I'm going to use a brush

to apply.

So, I take the product and I just put it

directly on my skin and then I take the

brush and spread it around.

I'm patting

the skin tint into my skin.

And you can see it's not um

a big change and that's because it's a

skin tint. It's very thin.

Um it doesn't have a lot of coverage.

Other products have a lot of coverage.

This one looks really close to my normal

skin.

Now, we're going to try to cover up this

redness here.

And I'll keep spreading

the product around.

And so, that covered the redness just a

little bit, not a lot, just a little

bit.

I'm going to add a little bit

more and focus on that spot.

Okay. So, that helped a little bit. Now,

you can still see that there's There's

something there, but it's not as

noticeable and it's okay. I like doing

my makeup like this. I don't need it to

cover everything perfectly. I think

makeup is just to enhance your beauty.

You don't have to cover it up.

You can see that

the shade of the

product is a little bit different from

my skin

until it's

completely blended in.

Little bit on the nose.

And then you take it down your neck a

little bit, too, so that it doesn't look

like your neck and your face are two

different colors. You want them to look

the same.

So, you probably noticed that I avoided

my eyes, and that's [snorts] because I'm

going to use a different product around

my eyes. Around my eyes, I'm going to

use a concealer. Now, this is thicker

than foundation, thicker than skin

tints, and you only use it in small

areas because it can be really thick, um

and you want to choose some specific

areas to use it. So, most people use it

under their eyes,

on their eyelids.

I have a lot of redness and darkness

around the eye that I want to cover up.

I'm going to put a little bit more on

that red spot.

It's a little red spot here. So, I

didn't use very much. I just put a few

dots where I want it to go.

And now I'm going to take a smaller

brush, and I'm going to blend this

concealer in

with a tapping motion.

So, now that's even less noticeable.

I'm going to go under my eye

and spread that color out.

In small taps I'm doing this.

Do you see the difference between the

two eyes?

Let's make this one match.

Now I'm going to do my

eyelids.

Okay.

And so you see how with that one product

I look a lot less tired

because my eye bags are a lot less

noticeable. The color around my eyes is

a lot less noticeable. Everything looks

the same color now.

We are going to add two more colors.

We're going to add a pink and we're

going to add a brown and they both do

specific things. So this product is

called a bronzer and it's going to add

warmth to my face.

So it's a brown. This is a a brown pot.

Um I actually like to take my finger

and rub the product until it gets soft

because it was pretty dry but with the

warmth of my finger it got soft.

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» And now I can place this on the high

parts of my face.

The high parts of my face are where the

sun

will naturally hit the face. If I was

outside, the sun would be shining down

on me like this. So that's the idea

behind

bronzer is that you want to put it on

the places that the sun would naturally

be hitting your face and it's supposed

to look

charming. It's supposed to give you

um a nat- a look of a natural tan. Okay,

so now I've added that with my fingers

and now I'm going to take

a brush to

blend that in. And this adds something

to the face that we call dimension. It

makes the face not look flat.

Like it's one one level. It makes it

look like, okay, when I turn my face

there's different

pigments. There's different ways that

the skin

shines in the light.

You're kind of like

an artist

making sure that from different views

your face looks

sculpted.

And so that's blended in now and I'm

actually going to add just a little bit

more to my forehead. I want to look a

little more tan.

Maybe a little bit more to my cheeks as

well.

So now my skin is looking a lot

healthier.

The next thing that I'm going to add is

blush.

Blush is a pink or a red color that you

add to your cheeks. You add to your

cheek bones so that it looks like you

have

a nice flush. You have

blood

that is at the center of your cheeks

which makes you look really healthy and

alive and youthful. It makes you look

young.

I like to add everything in dots because

then it's easier to

control

where it goes.

It looks funny at first until you start

blending.

The key with face products is blending.

Blending everything in

really well.

This is also

um a part of the face where the sun will

naturally hit the tops of your cheeks,

which might make them a little bit red.

You can see that I've added the pink

here

and here, and it's not very strong. Um

so, I'm actually going to add a little

bit more.

Cuz I want a stronger look.

I want it to look more pink.

Okay. Now you can see it a little bit

better.

So, with that, all of my face makeup is

done.

The next thing that I'm going to work on

is my eyes. My eyes are my favorite

feature and my favorite type of makeup

to do.

So, the first thing I'm going to do

actually is above my eyes, my eyebrows.

I want my eyebrows to look

tamed.

I want them to stay in place. I want

them to look brushed and I want them to

stay in place.

So, I take this eyebrow gel

and comb the hairs

upwards.

And the gel will make them stay in place

until I wash the makeup off at the end

of the day.

And I feel like already that makes my

face look

so much better.

The next thing that I'm going to put is

eyeshadow. I have this eyeshadow that

comes in a wand and I'm going to add the

color

to my eyelids.

It's a metallic

shiny [snorts]

pink color.

Dark pink.

A lot of eyeshadows come in a pan

and you pick up the color with a brush,

but this is a wand, so it's a lot easier

to use.

A brush to help make that look smooth.

Okay, so already my eyes are looking

really pretty.

So different from before.

Now, the next thing I'm going to do is

eyeliner. This is one of my favorite

parts.

This is a liquid eyeliner.

Um it's like a marker

and with this marker you can create a

wing.

We call this an a wing, an eyeliner

wing.

I first draw a line straight out and

then I connect it to

the lash line.

And then

I fill in

the wing.

And then I finish drawing

along

the lash line.

There you go. There's my wing.

Really difficult to do freehand, but

I've been doing it for many years, so

that's why I've gotten pretty good at

it. I'm going to do it on the other

side.

Align.

Straight out.

And then align back towards the eye.

Back towards the lashes.

Fill it in.

Fill in the wing.

And finish

the line above

the lashes. Really difficult to get them

to look exactly the same on both sides.

But they don't need to be perfect. They

just need to look good. So, I think that

did the trick.

I have my brown wing on both sides.

And now I'm going to use a pencil

eyeliner

on the bottom.

On the lower lash line,

I use pencil eyeliner instead of liquid

eyeliner.

That's like a marker. This is like a

pencil.

Okay.

So, now my eyes look really defined,

really big. The last thing is mascara,

which is for the lashes.

Mascara always has a wand.

And you take the wand,

um and you brush your lashes.

And when you brush your lashes, it

gets coated with

mascara, which makes your lashes look

thicker and longer.

And curled upwards.

This also makes your eyes look

bigger.

Do it on the bottom lashes, as well.

But just a little bit.

I'm going to dip it in one more time to

do the other eye.

When you're just learning how to do

makeup, sometimes you can really poke

yourself in the eye with

your eyeliner, with your mascara,

with your brushes, but eventually you

get better and you get used to it.

Okay.

So, my eyes are done and they're looking

really beautiful. It's really amazing

how much makeup can change how you look.

The last thing that I'm going to do is

Actually, I have two things. One thing I

forgot to add on my face makeup earlier

was highlighter,

which is like just a shiny

glowy

product, so that when you

turn your cheek, it catches in the

light.

Also makes you look really healthy.

You put that on the top of your

cheekbones. So, here you have a layer of

bronzer, blush, and highlighter.

Bronzer, blush, and highlighter. Those

three go together on your cheekbones.

And now for the last thing, lipstick. I

also really love lipstick. I kind of

have a problem collecting too many

lipsticks.

Here is a beautiful red lipstick. You

can see on the bottom that it has a

sticker that that shows you what color

it is.

And I'm going to twist up the tube, and

this is the bullet. This is called a

lipstick bullet.

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» And it's shaped this way so that you can

fit um fit the bullet onto your lips.

So, this is how I'm going to apply my

lipstick.

First, the top lip.

Then, I rub my lips together a little

bit.

Transfer

some color to the bottom.

And then, I'm going to add a little bit

more to the bottom.

And that came out great. Now, I have the

full face of makeup done.

One final step is to use something

called a setting spray.

You spray your face with, and it helps

your makeup stay on for the whole day.

So, you can sweat, you can be outside,

and your makeup should it should it

should last the whole day until you take

um you come back home and you take it

off. So, that's my last step.

And it dries really quickly.

Usually, because it has some sort of

alcohol in it. This is the finished

look, and so now I'm going to take off

my clips.

Fix my hair a little bit.

And

now, I have my full face of makeup done,

and now I'm ready to go out. You really

see how um makeup can change your

appearance, it can enhance your

appearance. It's It can be a form of

art. It feels a lot like painting like

an artist. It's a way to express

yourself, to you know, appreciate some

of your features, and um

yeah, to just have fun with with beauty.

And you definitely don't need all of

these products to enjoy makeup or to do

good makeup, but I've kind of grown my

makeup collection as I've started to

learn more about how to use these

different products. And

so I can choose which ones I want to use

on any given day and either make a

complete look like this or something

more simple. I usually don't wear red

lipstick every day for example. I don't

usually do winged eyeliner every day or

even a skin tint, but I might add a

little bit of mascara or a lip gloss or

some blush to my cheeks, right? So this

was just really fun to have you guys get

ready with me and I hope that you learn

some new beauty-related words in this

video and we'll see you next time.

Bye-bye.