FULL FACE OF FLAWLESS In-Depth Makeup Tutorial | NikkieTutorials

Hi guys, it's me Nikki. Hi, a couple of weeks ago on Twitter @nikkie

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s, if you're not following me, someone created this thread about how this smooth beat is so popular right now. You see it in everyone who likes influencers. You see it on all celebrities and it is a type of

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. Look where she looks natural in a very glamorous and extra way and in that tweet, someone said she couldn't do that. Imagine me being on my phone like oh. My God. Yes. Oh my god. Yeah girl, that's good. Nikki can't do it. Well, when I saw that I thought, you know?

I haven't done an in-

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in a long time. So today we go back to our roots, sit down and play with makeup. And I will do it in collaboration. with Marc Jacobs Beauty, as you know, I am your global artistic advisor. So this video is in collaboration with them to show you a couple of products that I really liked and that I am very proud of that they came out. So if you're excited about the good old days of makeup and if you really want to see if I can make a smooth, perfect beat like that, then keep watching.

Alright, let the in-

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tutorial start with the first product I really want. We are talking about a youth earthquake. This is a brand new product for Marc Jacobs and I really like it because I worked with it at New York Fashion Week when I joined the Marc Jacobs beauty team to do a backstage at Fashion Week. It is a moisturizer that perfectly prepares the skin for all the paint whenever I plan to put on makeup and my skin feels a little dry. I like to use this, really work it in and get that moisture back. I like it creates the perfect canvas, so here are pineapple enzymes that retexturize and rehydrate the skin.

Now moving on to primer is really essential if you want your makeup to last and before Marc Jacobs had this product here. This is the covert invisible perfecting coconut primer. So now they put this out right here. This is the Blurring Coconut Primer undercover. So this is great for hiding the appearance of your pores. You know, it evens out the texture, gives you that veil of blurry vision and controls oil, which means it will keep your makeup on longer and make it look

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until the end of the day. I like to take just a little bit of this.

You definitely don't need much and I tap it gently on the skin, tap, tap, and it creates that blurry filter and it smells amazing. It smells like coconut. So if you love coconuts, you're in for a treat. But the reason I like this so much is usually when it comes to blending primers. They go on super matte, which is good because it will keep your makeup on for longer. They also dry out my skin and I have the type of skin that dries out very quickly. I have combination skin and this, thank God, doesn't do that to me.

So thank God, I collaborated with the brand that I like, it makes it happen. Let's see, especially my nose. It looks blurry, it looks like it has a filter on it. Okay, so the groundwork is done. I'm ready. I'm ready for all the makeup. I'm ready for all the painting. Now let's start with the base. You already know I love this one. This is my makeup revolution. It is the hidden and defined base. That's the foundation I'm going to use today just

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coverage. It looks like skin It looks beautiful now a little trick since summer is here you can add a couple of brightening drops and I think it's fun to let you know that if you love Marc Jacobs dew drops and is there a new color for My divas of Dark skin.

This is the new color. See, that's much deeper. This is Tantalized, okay? Let's start applying it to the skin and make sure that if you want

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coverage of your product, you tap that sponge onto the skin. So it doesn't smear, it doesn't drag up and down with short tapping motions. Check it out. Oh, it has a beautiful, healthy glow. The skin looks good The forehead baby because my forehead has been a problem area But I woke up this morning and it cleared up a lot So I thought, okay. This is a good makeup day, honey.

Ooh, yeah, look at that

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, baby, look at the

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. I love the makeup for the concealer today. I'm using the elf

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concealer. So I always start patting on the bottom of the concealer first to make sure everything on my cheeks blends together perfectly. Check it out. Oh, flawless, then look up and barely touch under the eye to get the most coverage. Hi Jackie. Thanks for the advice honey. I barely touched the bottom. I like it straight to the eyelashes. So it's still the biggest coverage? Every once in a while I'll set everything up using my fancy Beauty Pro filter powder and butter.

I quickly went off camera to do my brows and do the first eye and as you can see, it's a very Smokey sculpted summer and like any season, it really is one type of look. I mean, when you look at all the inspiration, there's something that really speaks. My point is that overall the look is very matte when it comes to the eyes. There's a lot of tan tone on the skin and a lot of dewy and shimmer, but when it comes to the eyes, it's quite matte and very sculpted. And now remember. Miss tutorials here has squinting and I love this technique because you go beyond the line.

You go beyond the skin and sculpt your own dream, really? So let's get started. Let's go to Optimus Prime The palette I'm going to dive into today is my color pop and Becky G and this is Wild and I'm going to use this color right here. And that's called Carmelo. And with this we are going to build our structure. I pick up the color with a morphe M 4-3-3 brush and start placing it. I look directly at myself in the mirror. So I don't eat down or up, I look directly in the mirror and I put that color on the outside of my crease, but on top of my crease.

This is the first tip if you follow your own natural lines. If you have squinty eyes like me. It's just that everything is going to fall and no one will see it. So we have to go in and create our own height. So I look forward and go above where my natural crease is and start stamping that color now. Like I said, this look is very sculpted. So I'm also going to bring it up to the lid and blend it up towards the eye more towards the lash line to get a smoky eyeliner look, then I continue to pick up more and put it right here on the outside.

The corner covers the entire eyelid and now you see that the outside of your eye is completely covered, but we need to find our angle and I think the best angle for a sculpted wing-like shape like this is to just follow the waterline. So, right there. Okay, now that you've got that outer corner down, it's time to build more structure into your crease, so I gently pick up more of that color and start bringing it towards the center of my eye. Just using gentle circular movements. I'm barely touching the skin and I see we're leaving baby.

I'm bringing it closer but almost tilting it up towards this part of the eyebrow. Basically, we're hitting that, so we go up, baby. So we're going to do something scary, but have faith. We're talking about makeup here, but have faith. Let's go up to that eyebrow so we like the first third of the eyebrow and then towards this part of something like the side of the bridge of the nose. Basically, the shape is like coming out like a cat shape towards the crease. up to that forehead towards this part here. Does that make any sense? The scariest part is getting it in that forehead.

I'm blending into my forehead and bringing it towards my nose line. We call it here. Now a little trick is like squishing it on the front of your eyebrow so you know where you're going. Small circles on the front of the eyebrow. The downward brushing does the magic for you and then I pick up a morph. m562 and I'm placing that brush flat against my skin and from that type of structure you want to scratch over it to create your fade. This is by holding the brush like this against your cheek and kind of swirling the mixture around.

We're giving it that soft mist. I'm just barely touching the skin as well and for this outer corner here, since we're doing that pull out shape, we really fade it in softly from that same palette. I'm drinking the dark brown one called cafecito cafecito pasito~ I don't know what it means but I'm saying it. And one thing I've definitely noticed as well is that the outer corner and lash line are like a sultry, smoky dark. crack, I'm just a drop of your brush. So I'm definitely going to use that color to darken the outside a little bit.

Touching it. As soon as you take a dark color like this and start swirling it over your eye, you're going to have consequences. 4 days Honey, so be careful Drama Yes, it's okay for the cover, I'm not going to take Luna that matte white that I really like the shade leaves light and you can go for a bright shade here. I love the beauty of having a completely matte eye with this type of look. I don't know. It's like really going through all the fields for me. So I'm just setting up that part that we haven't done much with yet with this tone.

You can go all the way up and reinforce the contrast between light and dark. Look. I'm doing. I'm returning it. Now I'm taking the dark brown acetal and stamping it where I would normally apply a liquid eyeliner. I continue with the lash line and this creates a very, very soft but effective smokiness. lash lines then for the lower lash line I take caramello and just stamp it on and don't drag it too much because with a lot of the shapes at the bottom I see a lot of darkness towards the corner and then as it fades into the lower lash line, it's getting lighter and lighter, so I'm definitely channeling that now as I'm getting to that outer corner here and coming in with cafecito and bringing in the sculpted drama.

I think it's really important to connect your lower lash line to the outer corner here so that it's facing down and then another thing that I think is vital for this look is to open up the waterline using a white or nude pencil. My favorite is the car pop. the cream gel eyeliner and this is the honey color, friend. Okay, that's sculpting and as for shadows, now put on your favorite pair of lashes and bottom mascara and I'll be right back. Alright, the timing for the cheeks and the face part is actually very important for this look because when you look at all the inspiration, there's a lot of structure in the eyes, but even more structure is happening in the face.

So I'm going to use my Marc Jacobs bronzer in tantric. But I want you to know that along with the dew drops, there is now also a deeper shade of bronzer. This one is also in the shade tempt and yes, dark skin. divas. Hello. A lot of the warmth is happening here, so the forehead is sculpted towards the sky and a lot of the warmth is almost in the spots where you would stand out. That's what we're doing today. Grab my mother, take hope and then Very high. As if at my highlight, I began to spin in that warmth.

You don't want to take it too far, about halfway down your cheeks, but keep it high, honey. And then if you have a big forehead, ten heads like You're going to love this trend because we're here to cut it in half, guys. How do you feel about the in-depth makeup tutorial I'm doing today? It brings me back. I feel like I don't make them as much anymore because there's basically not much demand. So I hope you like it. Even if it's a little less than usual So yeah, let me know how you think of these videos and if you still enjoy them, one super important thing is contouring your nose.

Since no one cares, a perfected nose contour is vital. so I take my brush that has my bronzer on it and I just scrape it to give myself that warmth. I just focus on getting that color and that shape first and I'll focus on the shape later. Once you start sculpting it, but that connection is missing from that inner part of the eye to the contour of the nose. So I take a fluffy brush and I just connect that inner part of the eye with the nose to give me that structure. So, like I said, it looks like warmth now.

It looks like a blob of bronzer on the nose, so I'll take some face powder and a dry beauty sponge and sculpt the sides and top into shape. it almost comes from that inside corner and drags it to the sides of my nose, so the inside corner drags it down. And I'm also going to take some and apply red here on the bridge to get that seat and now you have a very sculpted Nose, but of course, you don't know how to leave it like that. That's a bit extreme. So I take a big facial brush and I clean the edges and that leaves you with a perfectly contoured nose, without all the fuss, without drawing lines and blending them.

It's a quick way to get a perfect, swept-up nose, now with a whisper of Max blush in peaches and also more to the side, not really on the apple. We're really creating this structured, sloping face. So more two words where the bronzer. That's two for highlighter today. I'm going to use Wet n Wild Mega Bright Highlighter around bloom time. Oh, Deadly, you know that kind of thing always happens, so I'm also going to highlight a little bit on my forehead, on my chin. Of course, I'm going to do the tip of my nose. Now it's time for another iconic part of the look.

Nude glossy lips drawn with pencil. You see it in All lipsticks have really made a comeback and we're all using it just to create the illusion So I'm going to use themakeup artist pencil forever anywhere with caffeine. It's one of my favorites because I love the shade and I love the formula of these pencils. Now what I'm seeing a lot is that a lot of artists just create like a semicircle here in Cupid's bow. I don't necessarily like that look I have. It's a little too much because my little ears are on, it's like it's a lot.

Okay, that's a lot. But I love to push the envelope when I line my lips to give me that extra pout. So you always pull my lip like that, huh? And then just create the McDonald's line in my Cupid's bow. So now, of course you can make it bigger, you can create that semicircle right here, but now I like it like this, I'm just going to frame the lip for the lipstick. I'm taking K'kaw Beauty nude lipstick and number one. Do you want it to be nude, honey? So I definitely bring it up to the lip liner.

I think it's weird if you stay underneath and it's like you're sitting there. So blend this in and with the contours you just flex those lips and watch the fantasy come. throughout? Now I will say you eat there, you love that look or you hate it. I feel like there is no middle ground. I hope Loehmann's. I'm very excited about this. Marc Jacobs Beauty has launched a special edition. Lip glosses in love with bright colors in love. with pride. It comes in special pride packaging and this color here is This color here. It's called the pink parade and look at that sparkle.

Look at that shine. It will look perfect with this Glossy nude lip trend and the hair gloss will definitely take you over the edge. Boom, a little setting spray and that's it, guys. I feel like this is one of the most in-demand looks I see out there lately. And I absolutely love it and that person on Twitter who said I couldn't do it. Hi, it was also great to be able to show you a couple of the new Marc Jacobs beauty products available at Markakis. Quiet beauty AND calm from Sephora so uh, yeah, without further ado.

Let's move on to the Dutch word of the day. Today I thought it was pretty difficult, but I came up with a sexy boo. Boo, I don't know, I don't know how to tell you, you fool, I'm looking at you. What we have going on is so school if you want to appear in my next video. All you have to do is leave a comment below with the Dutch word of the day or leave a video response on Instagram with the hashtag Dutch word of the day and thank you very much for watching. I hope you enjoyed it, let me know if I want more detailed makeup tutorials on my channel.

I love you and hope to see you next time.