HOW TO DO A FULL FACE MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS. / UPDATED

hello beautiful people welcome back to my youtube channel if you are new here welcome my name is susina sharon so today we are going to talk about tricks and techniques about you know how to do

makeup

it's been a while it's been a while I've taken like a break of two weeks of being in front of the camera I'm so happy to be back and today we have a new set of brushes that I'm going to experiment with as well as a new set of beauty blenders and before you watch the video please subscribe. If you haven't subscribed yet, share your thoughts in the comments section below.

I'll read them all, come on, come on, and if you like the video, give it a big thumbs up without further ado, let's get straight to the video. Guys, we're going to start with the brows and a mistake we usually make is lining when the brow area is oily. Make sure the brow area is very, very dry before you start lining, especially if you are using an eye pencil. That area is dry, if you have very oily skin, you can first put some powder on that area to dry it and then start lining it, so when it comes to lining the top of the eyebrow, I usually leave a little space around the eyebrow. inner corner to avoid that block shape because I want my eyebrows to look very natural especially around the inner corner so I just leave a little bit of space and then I continue to line so next I'm going to use the becca foundation.

It is a very mattifying primer. If you're going to use a primer for this, make sure it's very mattifying. This technique works like magic, especially if you want your eyebrows to have a more natural finish or, rather, a feather-like finish. Also use bath soap or hair glue for this, depending on your preference, and then I know most of us have been ignoring this brush in our brush set, you know, it works like magic, especially if you have thick eyebrows, so that after you have applied the foundation or soap simply brush your eyebrows with this brush look at the way it separates your eyebrows makes them look more visible you know more feathers if you want and then when you are done press with the other end of the brush just to making sure that the hole that remains at the entrance and after the base has dried is when you can start filling in and remember that we are looking for a more natural finish for our eyebrows, so don't make the dark, you know, too dark. finish just fill in the areas where you feel there is a

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and then to line our eyebrows I am using the la gal pro concealer in the shade fun to line your eyebrows use a concealer that is two shades lighter than your skin tone and another mistake we make , I don't know, I've seen other people use fluffy brushes to clean their eyebrows, trust me, it won't give you the shape you're looking for, so use a very angled brush for this and then to clean the top of the bra, I would recommend that you use a foundation instead of a concealer because it will be easier to blend it out once you're done and then before applying the eyeshadow, I usually set my lids using the same concealer.

I used to wipe my brows and make sure to blend it completely before I started applying eyeshadow after eyeshadow. The mistakes we make guys when changing shades, making sure they're always matte for matte, I mean they're just powder, there's nothing in them. shine don't use shimmer shades for the transition it's a shimmer shade you see that shimmer that's what I mean by shimmer tone don't use shimmer shades for the transition start with matte transitions always a matte shade for the transition and then to mix transition shades , make sure the brush you use is a round fluffy brush, do not choose an angled brush for this and to avoid creasing the eye shadow, make sure the blend is very smooth before you start applying the eye shadow. eyes and for the transition always start from the outer corner go towards the inner corner from the outside to the inside so for our first transition I chose this dark chocolate from the James Charles palette and if you are a beginner avoid using black to transition, start experimenting with browns first. before I move on to black, I'm going to focus on just the outer corner and then look for a more subtle brown shade from the James Charles palette, right next to the dark chocolate that I started with as my first transition sorry and then make sure that blend in the first position and the second transition should not blend without hash lines and after that I go for this, it's brown, it's an orange shade, I'm not sure yet James Charles palette is right next to the brown one I made before, so start with a darker shade around the outer corner and then increasingly subtle shades towards the inner corner and then around the inner corner, I go for a brighter shade. and I'm using the same brush that I used to apply the concealer.

The advantages of using the same brush that you use to apply concealer is that it has a little bit of product on it, so it retains that pigment, the eyeshadow pigment that it retains. so you don't lose any pigment when you apply it to your eyes, so if you're going for a bright look, any other look really use the same brush that you use to apply concealer, keep that pigment and make sure all the eye

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blends together . no hard lines when it comes to blending the edges use a smaller fluffy brush always use a fluffy brush for blending do not use an angled brush and use circular motions and very little force next we will apply eyeliner and We are not going to draw a wing eye today, we're just going to apply that eyeliner until we get the first transition shade right and then we're going to use a smaller brush with the same transition shade that you used and smudge the eyeliner. to the first transition shade and then I'm going to apply the mascara before I apply my falsies.

I usually don't apply mascara after applying my falsies because most of the time, if the mascara touches your falsies, it gives them a very strange shape. it sticks to your falsies if that makes sense and i don't like that and when it comes to applying falsies make sure you leave some room in the inside corner so it looks more natural, you don't want it to look like you have an umbrella over your eyes so that make sure you leave a little bit of space around the inner corner so it looks more natural okay then I'm going to move on to the

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I'm going to start moisturizing and I'm using my favorite moisturizer which is Elf Illuminating moisturizer and it has SPF so yeah you don't have sunscreen, make sure you buy a really good sunscreen before you apply the moisturizer and I'm just going to massage it into my skin before I apply anything else on top of the skin prep. very important, never forget that step and after you're done massaging in the moisturizer, make sure it sets first before applying primer after primer.

Today I'm using the Rimmel Stay Matte Primer and again I'm just going to massage that in. and then let it sit first before applying foundation on top and another thing guys, for people who have trouble blending around your smile lines, make sure you apply more foundation to that area and hit it completely. before applying the foundation on top so to apply the foundation I usually use beauty blenders and these beauty blenders that I bought from style up with less on instagram are very very soft I love them so to blend make sure to moisten that beauty blender and then first squeeze out the excess water before you start mixing the foundation for the foundation.

I'm using maybelline superstay foundation in warm coconut and then to blend just tap it on and another mistake a lot of us make even me when I first started doing it. makeup uses a lot of product, even for foundation, use very very little product, just a touch is enough for one side of the face, don't use a lot of product and then you will have trouble blending after using very small amounts of product. It's going to work like magic for you if you do it, so keep playing until everything blends together and always remember to blend on your neck, that's not a step you should never forget to blend on your neck like you don't want to look like. you have two different skin tones blending together on your neck okay and around the forehead use as little product as possible and then next to highlighting I'm using the same concealer that I used which is an illegal professional concealer on the phone tone, and again put Don't use too much product and then this is a technique.

I think I've said this many times but blend as you go, start by applying concealer under your eyes and then blend quickly before breathing for the bridge of your nose or forehead because most of the time these concealers are very drying, very quickly, so if it dries while you're still blending it under your eyes, it'll give you problems when you blend it around the bridge of your forehead. nose so blend as you go start by blending around under the eyes and then you can apply around the bridge of the nose then blend quickly and then go to the forehead especially for

beginners

this technique will work very very well with you when you're done blending under your eyes, you can go ahead and blend the bridge of your nose and I don't know why your face normally waits for this moment and suddenly your nose itches, it's crazy, it happens to me. every time but anyway yeah and then to set the areas where I highlighted using my concealer I'm using the sacha buttercup setting powder and especially for

beginners

this technique will work best for you so just dip the beauty blender into your setting powder and then first remove excess powder before setting and to set simply press it and keep pressing until you get a flawless finish.

If you are a beginner, don't just start baking right away, start with a setting like this and then you can do it gradually. You know, move on to baking and repeat the whole process on the areas where you highlighted using your concealer, so it's the bridge under the eye of your nose, your forehead and if you use concealer on your mouth, make sure to set that area too . for contouring i'm using mac finishing powder in nw50, this is like two shades darker than my skin tone and to contour your cheekbones and forehead and all that use a fluffy brush, don't use an angled brush for contouring please blend your contour sorry and then next make sure you remember to contour your forehead it's very very important make sure you contour your forehead and to contour use very little force when it comes to contouring your nose.

This is a technique that I learned very, very recently, so I use it. a fluffy brush here, just apply the contour shadows all over the tip of your nose, don't drag it down around the tip, okay, so we're not going to do the normal technique, we normally start by applying that around the tip. the tip of your nose and then that's when you can now use a small angled brush to reverse the contour. This technique works like magic because most of the time when I do the normal uh contouring technique, it leaves a very strong line around my nose. and that's what we're trying to avoid so reverse the contour using the same setting powder that's sacha for me so reverse the contour around both sides of the nose okay and then blend just with your finger and Guys, this technique works like this.

Magic, especially if you hate those harsh lines around your nose when you contour, this will work magically for you, so if you try it, let us know how it goes and then you can highlight the bridge of your nose using your setting powder and please. Make sure you use a very small brush for this and depending on what size you want your nose to be, if you want it to look very thin make the line very very thin, if you want it to look larger space it out. Outline my whole face a little next to the set.

I'm using the milani make that the last setting spray and then next to highlighting I'm using the fenty beauty highlighter in Hustler Baby and make sure after highlighting the bridge of your nose you just use. Your finger to blend it and keep it from looking very, very rough and then with our lips. I'm going to start with this illegal lip liner and I'm going to start by lining my bottom lip the normal way. I line my bottom lip and I don't know if you've noticed, but my top lip is usually very, very thin compared to my bottom lip, that's why most of the time when I do my top lip, I line it too much. . they balance out and another thing, guys, if your lip liner is not as pigmented as you would like, dip it in an eyeshadow shade that exactly matches the shade of that lip liner and make sure the eyeshadow is matte, don't use a gloss. eye shadow for that and then I'm going to go for milani lippy in amore and I'm just going to apply that mainly around my bottom lip and then I'm going to blend it in with my finger after I've blended out that blemish that I don't know and then Next I'm going to apply just a little bit of gold lip cosmetic because I wanted that lip to pop so I'm just going to apply a very small amount of the shadow and then I'm going to blend it and keep blending until you get that perfect combo and that would be it for me today guys , let me know if this

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has been detailed enough for you.

I tried to make it longer and more detailed. let me know what you think you know. Let me know if you have learned anything. From this video, yes, and thank you very much for watching guys, I'll see you in the next video, bye.