Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney’s Guide to Sensitive Skin Care and Soft Glam | Beauty Secrets | Vogue

Hey guys, I'm Sydney Sweeney and I'm going to walk you through my

skin

care

routine and

soft

glam

makeup look, so let's get started. I have horrible, very

sensitive

combination

skin

and if I don't mix a scrub and a cleansing gel, my skin doesn't let the makeup sit on my face, it just continually splits and I have to redo my makeup throughout the day. It took me a while to find cleansers that would work for me. I watched so many videos and tutorials and Finally, in the last year and a half I found these two, so I just mixed them together after washing my face.

I always put on a serum that helps absorb all my skin

care

products before I put on my makeup. to protect my skin from makeup i use cuticle serum and ce frolic growing up my skin was all over the place. I have very

sensitive

combination skin, so I would get horrible cystic acne, to the point where I was begging my mom not to send me to school and I was very self-conscious and it was hard to find products that worked for me and that didn't. They got on my nerves and couldn't get me to read and it was like this very long journey that I just had to stay on board and figure it all out and I finally found products that work for me even though I still break out because my skin is sensitive and I work a lot. , so I wear a lot of makeup, but being able to really focus on taking care of the skin and the products helps calm everything down.

Then I put on eye cream, and in fact, I recently started using eye cream, so when I was in 10th grade I tried putting toothpaste all over my face. because I read somewhere that if you put toothpaste on your face your acne will go away and I had the worst reaction you could ever have and my pimples were horrible to the point I ended up putting band aids all over my body. face and I went to school like that so don't try that, if you have very sensitive skin then I'm going to use this face cream next, it's one of the only creams I found that helps my skin keep makeup in place .

I like to use a pretty generous touch, so I usually put on sunscreen after that. This is the only sunscreen I found that doesn't irritate me. I used to be terrified of sunscreen because it would just give me breakouts and just break out. everywhere on my body and on my face, so I went years without using it and realized that's not a good idea. As a little touch, I started drinking only water when I was about 13 and it has helped me tremendously, esp. Now that I've gotten older with my skin I can tell if I'm drinking enough water or not and if I'm not my skin feels drier and duller and when I drink more it helps it glow and is healthier after doing so.

For my skincare I put on a Burt's Bees lipstick. I literally have one of these in every bag so after letting my skincare sit for a while I move on to my makeup and start with this poreless primer from tarte, it's a mattifying primer because I get oily and have combination skin. I don't like having shine. I know it's kind of one thing in the end, but I personally don't like it, so I tend to use a lot of mattifying products, like good ones, and I also have a perm. Black eye Bruised eye because I had a wakeboarding accident when I was younger and it never went away so I always have that which is annoying.

I have some friends who decided to go out and play and we'll cover them so when I have redness or breakouts I use this Sick Maquias foundation, I just put a little bit here and then I spread it with my finger and then I take this

beauty

blender and just up and start from below when I stack so I can control the coverage and how much I use. When I first started wearing makeup, my mom only allowed me to use pure mineral powder and since I was only allowed to use it, I think she was about 13 and had no idea what.

To do it, I would literally like to put my brush on there and just pour it all over my face and it didn't look very good. I really applied it a lot because I don't like to look like I'm wearing makeup, so next I actually grabbed this brightening eye cream from Becca. I found that when I put concealer on it immediately turns a little grey, so if I put this lightening cream on it, it brightens the concealer and helps liven everything up, so you just don't need too much, just a little bit, then on top of that, concealer use this brighter elastic concealer.

In fact, I also use this to cover any point and I actually start down here and then bring it up. I mention it if I knew all these tricks. I would have been much happier at school. I wish I could tell my self-aware 16 self that it was just a journey and just love yourself more than your skin tells you and honestly, happiness shines through anything and people. I can see what's inside and the acne goes away, so I take this concealer from Nars. It's like this little one here. I only apply it a little. I put it on any really bad redness or pimples and it's my little miracle-working cloud paint.

I love it. so much, it's just that I feel like it looks so natural on you, you just put it like a very small dot and then I extend it again and just give it a little smile. I always focus it on my cheeks and then lift it up slightly, not too much. However, I do bring it up to my nose to give it a little bit of color because I like to look tanned and then a little bit to my forehead, so after I do that I reapply the concealer, just patting it on a little bit to make sure there's no wrinkle before setting it with powder because you don't want that.

I didn't know that trick until my makeup waters taught me so it's good but I take this Charlotte Tilbury powder and I take this rt brush and at that point I take this brush and I just pat it on and avoid my cheek with my blush, but I leave it here a little bit and use this charlotte tilbury, it's like a contour and highlight palette, just put it on your face. It's kind of like this art palette and there's an endless canvas that you can play with and I love that I have more freedom to express myself through makeup.

I have become more confident with makeup because of the

euphoria

. and I realized that there's nothing really wrong that you can do, yeah you want to make sure you have the right colors and the right combination and all that, but when it comes to creating art on your face, there's nothing wrong, like you can put any color anywhere. and I feel happy about that, so I take this brush and I just use a little highlight and I focus like here because I don't like glitter, but I just like where I can put it, so I try to Especially because I travel a lot, I try to keep my makeup bag as small as possible so I'm going to use it as an eyeshadow so I take this brush or sometimes I take my finger and I put it on the contour and Focus here and then I put it underneath too and I like when It's a little blurry and not so perfect because I'm still learning, so I'm going to take that and then depending on the color, I have a couple of these brighter ones.

Um like this star gel eyelid cream that you can just touch your eye and you want to put it directly on your eyelid, you don't want to go over that line so you don't mess up the shadow and the definition. of your eye and then I use a brown eyeliner because I think black with my eyes gets a little harsh depending on the look I want to do and now I want to keep it a little

soft

er. I'm proud of myself right now. Let's see if I can make a combination so I'm speechless. I take that blending brush again and blend it out too, it's a good trick if you can't lighten it.

I take these pointed Q-tips and then you're there. This is actually the first eyelash curler my mom allowed me to use. I know you're supposed to change them out and get new ones but I love it so much and I've tried different eyelash curlers and I just don't like it as much so this is my original eyelash curler. My cousin cut her eyelashes once and I didn't know that was a real thing and she scared the shit out of me and this one hasn't done that to me so Stay true, grab this Maybelline Sky High mascara.

She had never plucked my eyebrows before my mom told me that if she did, she would punish me so that my eyebrows weren't even too bushy, they were so crazy. I usually use them as a gel on my eyebrows, but they're still a little patchy, so I started using soap, uh, it's a fragrance that freezes like glycerin and just gets a little wet, like a mascara brush or an eyebrow brush and it just goes on like that, you want it light because it doesn't I don't want it to clump up, but I like how messy it is and that it just stays and I like how you can control the shape a little bit more.

I mean, for you guys, I've been on sets where they try to pluck my eyebrows and I don't love them, I'm so scared, I usually take them like a rag and whatever product you have, then I take this Charlotte Tilbury lip liner. I love how it makes your lips look fuller and even though I tend to just wear lipstick. I can mix the lipstick with my lip liner and it still looks like I did my lips half the job. I use this Clarins as a lip oil, but it has a bit of carp so this is my final soft and

glam

look.

Thank you all so much for watching, I hope you learned something or had fun. I wish I had a video like this when I was younger so I could learn some tricks about my skin, but thanks everyone, bye.