MAKEOVER! Soft Glam Makeup // PAINTEDBYSPENCER

Hello, welcome guys back to my channel, today I am doing something really special for you. I'm bringing one of my dear friends, Angel, to model the first

makeup

transformation application I've done since being in quarantine. Of which you will notice that all the explanations that I am giving for these

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steps will be done through voice over so that that way we don't have to talk to each other's faces so close, joke, spit and all that kind of stuff. of crazy stuff, we're going to keep it to a minimum to be as safe as possible, so without further ado, let's start this show, so I'm going to start with this fresh rose deep hydration face cream and after applying it. a little on the back of my hand.

I'll take a wet Beauty Blender and apply it to my face. You'll notice that I'll be using the same Beauty Blender throughout this entire makeup application just because I want all the products I'll be using. use it regardless of whether it's foundation, concealer or contour moisturizer, in this case to really settle into the Beauty Blender and transfer to the remaining layers of product that I applied to my face as a base. I'm using Giorgio Armani I Luminous Silk Foundation. I think this is in shade number eight, the shade number had been erased on the back of the bottle so I'm not 100% sure but I think we're going to go a little darker than your natural skin color just because I'm trying to achieve a natural tan, you'll see that I take the foundation up to my ears and buff it down my neck, as well as my chest and shoulders, so that Everything is perfect and looks completely natural.

I'm hiding it with Kevyn Aucoin. sultry skin enhancer in the shade sx0 because I'm going to apply a little bit on the back of my hand and with a concealer brush I'm going to start from the inner corners of the eye and work my way towards the perimeter of the face and this will give it that really lifted effect and to the at the same time it will cover any dark circles you have because when I tell you this is the most full coverage concealer I have ever used, I promise you it is if you are looking for a full coverage concealer. this will be your best friend.

I will also apply a little to the center of the forehead as well as the corners of the mouth and a cupid's bow just to highlight those areas and keep in mind that everyone's facial structure is different so although I am applying concealer to Highlight these points on the face of this model. This way it may not work for you so take everything I'm doing with a grain of salt and know that anything can be adjusted according to what looks best on I'm going to pick up my Beauty Blender wet again and I'm really pressing that concealer into the skin and buffing it out so we can start the blending process and really blur those harsh lines.

Now nothing is going to be perfect, it's all a work in progress and we still have a lot of work to do after finishing this concealer, we still have to start with the contour and powder, so don't try to aim for perfection here, let's just try to do the foundational work and then We'll work to perfect the small details later along the application, after we've buffed the concealer. I'm going to take our cream contour. I forgot to include it in the video, but it's the Fenty Beauty Cream Bronzer and Honey Glaze. and I'm taking it with a smaller blush brush and I'm using it to dot that product along the perimeter of the face anywhere you want to bronze and bring back the dimension, that's where I would put the cream contour.

I don't draw dramatic lines on the face because it's very painful to blend and you're never going to get that perfect blend using that method, so by applying it with this type of brush that's not too tight, it's already allowing me to start the blending process so that When we use the beauty blender to mix everything, our job will be 20 times easier. I'm not going to lie, I was a little nervous using this fancy product because it's my first time. time using it and it could have gone in a very different direction, but especially looking at it in front of the camera, I think it's pretty decent, let me know what you think.

I think it's a good tan color for her once we set it with powder. I think that will go. To really give us an idea of ​​what we're working with once we're done with the cream contour, I'm going to go back to my Beauty Blender and really buff any of the edges of that cream contour. This will be the last one. This is my first time using the Beauty Blender before applying face powder so it's really important that I perfect everything before putting it in place real quick before I put under my eyes I'm going to take my Beauty Blender and buff out any creases .

That may have happened underneath, especially when you're using a concealer as thick as the one I'm using from Kevin Kwan. It's important to do that and then I'll use the setting powder. Today I will use Make Up For. Always HD setting powder. I know they have a pressed version of this that I used to use in the past, but I'm using the loose formula so it's the loose powder and I take it with a puff and really press it on the bottom. Be careful, one of my tricks to get a really smooth finish under the eyes is not to start baking directly when I'm setting the eye contour.

I set it first with the translucent powder and then let's say maybe later when I'm doing my eye makeup, that's when I bake under the eyes, she set the rest of the face. I'm using Anastasia Beverly Hills Loose Setting Powder, this one is in a sheer shade. I know she put out a lot of different shades of these powders. I just find myself gravitating towards this because it works on almost all skin tones. I'm not going overboard with the amount of powder I'm using, I'm just using enough to mattify the face so that when I go in with the bronzer it won't look patchy speaking of bronzer.

I'm using Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Pressed Powder. This one is in shade three, which is the darkest shade in the range. I don't think it's a good mistake, at least that's not it. What I think it's intended for, but I like to use it as a bronzer for many of my clients, even including myself because I love the pressed powder formula and it has enough warmth to feel like a bronzer at this point. I'll start working on the eyebrow. I'm using the Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer in the medium brown shade. I really like this shade for blondes and platinum blonde because it is not too cold or too warm and the tone is perfect.

I like this pencil specifically because it allows me to build up the hairs and build up the brow to get it where I want it to be without starting to get harsh and not being able to remove it. Our model angel definitely likes a bolder brow. contrast with her hair to give her that bold look, so you'll see me raise this eyebrow and leave it the way she likes it, let me know if you want me to speed up these videos in the future or if you like it. At the pace she's going, you can pretty much see every step of the way, but next I'll go back to my bronzer or my Charlotte Tilbury pressed powder and use it in the crease as my transition shade.

I like to use a lot of bronzers in the crease, the same bronzer I use on my face, so that everything stays consistent once we've set the transition shade. I'm using a Beauty Topaz Obsessions hooded eyeshadow palette and I'm using it really deep. brown color in the palette to add some dimension to the eye by placing it in the outer V and then once that's done I'm going to go back to the setting powder that we used from Anastasia Beverly Hills and this is what I'm going to start with. During the baking process, I'm putting that powder right under my eyes just to prevent the shadows I'm about to use from falling out.

Going back to our eyeshadow palette, I'm using this coppery gold color. Here you have a shine. it adds a nice little highlight to the lid and then I take a fluffy brush and brush it off. It's a very common thing to happen, especially when you have a formula that has shimmer in it, there are bound to be consequences, but that's why we put the powder in there to begin with and with a Charlotte Tilbury pressed powder I'll add back that transitional shade under the eye and then on top of that, I'm going to apply the Hooded Beauty Brown Eyeshadow just to open up the eye and give it a little bit.

Next, I'll use my English L liner in shade 77 for more dimension. If you are looking for a new eyeliner that is a gel, so

soft

, deep black and doesn't budge or budge, this is the one for you. I've been using this forever and it's very reliable because, especially when I use it on the waterline, I know it won't move during the day. This is definitely my go-to gel liner once I get the shape I want with that liner. Then I'll take a very precise detail blending brush and just barely blend the edges of that liner and what this will do is it'll give us that effortless smoky winged line effect for the lashes.

I'm using tl9 style tachi lashes. I really like this lash because it's

soft

er, it's thinner and it's more natural looking, which I prefer especially for this softer

glam

we're doing. You'll see here in a second that when I apply the lash I lift the outer corner as it dries and that will help us give the eyes a more lifted look. For the blush, I'm using a shade called very elegant by k'kaw Beauty. I apply it to the apples of my cheeks and then blend it outwards and even place it a little bit under my eyes just to give it that youthful, healthy look to put some life back into the skin.

I'm going to use Oprah's highlighter in the shade Soho and place it on the high points of my cheeks. With a blending brush I'm not setting this up to make it super blinding. I want it to stay smooth because I don't want to accentuate pores or skin texture, especially since I'm shooting an HD and then popping a little in the center of the nose and cupid's bow on the chin for the lower lashes. I'm using the Too Faced mascara better than the sex mascara. I know this is very popular and for good reason it really strengthens the lashes very beautifully.

I like dramatic bottom lashes, so I'll build this up to create that twiggy spidery effect for the top lashes once the glue has dried. You'll see here that I place my thumb on top of the lashes so that way I can really press down on the mascara. on your natural lashes to seal any gaps there may be between the lash strip and your natural lashes with my k'kaw beauty lip liner in the shade Beauty icon. I'm going to start placing this product on the outer corner of my mouth and get to work. My way to Cupid's bow and then back to the other corner.

I'm really not so focused on lining the lip as much as I am on the actual placement of the product. I'm really focusing on keeping this product out there. corners of the mouth so that when I place a new lighter to color in the center of the lips, where we are even looking for a multidimensional lip color and as you saw there, I am using Laura Mercier cream lipstick in the shade to return some color and life to the center of the lips. Then I'm using Lo Rock lip gloss in the shade polished to give a beautiful shine to the lips.

I don't know about you, but I love shiny lips. I would do it. I choose a glossy lip over a matte lip any day of the week and I love lip glosses because they are very sheer and add that intense lacquer shine that I love and finally for the last step we used Urban Decay all night. setting spray to set the makeup and in case you forgot, we went from this and this and turned her into a princess and there we have the kids. I hope you enjoyed today's video if you want to see more videos like this make sure to subscribe. and comment below what kind of looks you would like to see and until then I will see you next time.