Award-Winning Makeup Artist Does My Makeup | Tina Yong

Hey guys, I'm your girl Tina, welcome back to Best in Beauty, a series where I take you to the hottest spots for your beauty needs. In today's episode, I'm booked with a very special

award

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winning

makeup

artist

, her name is Shereen Waddell. She is an author,

makeup

artist

and teacher, and believe it or not, 10 years ago she was my makeup teacher and mentor, so I am very excited to have her on my series today, honestly, without her, I wouldn't have this channel. Let's introduce Cherie, oh my gosh, I can't believe it's been 10 years. She is so inspiring and made makeup so fun like the classes were like hanging out with a group of girls that she had come to with her leopard tights and the craziness of her. hair colors and she still has her crazy hair color it's all her hair guys so today Sharon will do it hopefully maybe two looks maybe three maybe three we'll see her go a little crazy , but I think we're going to start with something. more a beauty first and then go, she already put it there, she

does

n't need it, she

does

n't need it, so today get ready because you will learn a lot of tips and tricks and see what's in her kit today, I'll leave it to you.

Shireen unleashes her creative makeup skills. Today she will give me an editorial beauty look, something that you might see in magazines and fashion photo shoots. It will be very, very different from my usual makeup, so I'm really excited to see what it looks like. Shireen comes up with it first, she starts with prepping my skin for this, she does a quick cleanse, sprays on some Mac's Fix Plus spray to help hydrate my skin and asks me to do a quick lip scrub, then applies a lip balm because you already know. that I need that and my lips drink those things for my skin. shireen is going for a super dewy look so she applies a beautiful denison merrick's oil on top and puts it on top of the mac blend medium and will leave it on my skin to absorb and then we move on to the eyes for the eye base.

She's using a brown cream pigment and mixing it all over this one from Denison Merrick as well. She's layering this on top and creating an overall shape for the eye makeup with a With a smaller brush, she's applying the cream pigment to my lower lash line and then just blending it gently. The following exchange includes eyeshadows, these are from viziart. I don't know what shade she's using exactly, but she's applying a copper metallic shadow that she's blending. on top of cream foundation, I remember from my school days, Shireen loves to work with a cream foundation and then layer shadows on top, this was her thing and this was her technique and it helps create longer lasting eye makeup , as well as a Deepen the amplified eyeshadow, then apply a slightly deeper shade for the outer corners, making sure the edges are well blended and blended, so a lot of blending is required.

Then she creates depth near my lash line with a forever aqua makeup stick, this one is like a brown shade, she just applies it like a liner and then uses a small brush and blends that color upwards. She also adds the same color to my lower lash line and then reapplies a warm eyeshadow to blend everything together, as you can see this. it's a very muted eye makeup look, after that Shireen uses the Nars Orgasm on the Beach palette which is actually a cheek palette but she is using the orange shades in this to highlight the eye makeup even more.

You probably already realize that Shireen loves cape now it's time to clean, she cleans the excess shadows and those that fall under my eyes, then it's my turn to go in and curl my eyelashes well, you know I I love curling my bottom and top lashes even though it looks a little scary for the eyeliner, she is using the smoky aqua pencil in a coppery tone and this goes on my waterline as well as a little bit below it right on the line my lower lashes, so that's it for my eyes for now, just leave it like that and then Going back to my base, Shireen is applying a little bit of Prism Fix, which is a moist hydrating lotion because you know you can never have too much shine and she never neglects ease, guys, this was totally her thing in college, you want to highlight your face and you too, a little love, oh guys, look at my skin, I'm like a glowing goddess.

Next, she will use the two-tone pie-shaped tape concealers. She is using this to contour and lightly highlight, as well as to even out my skin tone. She does not. Instead she will use foundation, she will just use the concealer and blend it out once the foundation looks good and is well blended she will go back to perfecting the eyes, just making sure the edges are well blended and there are no harsh lines. I'll call her pigment stack Shireen's special blend because I have no idea where they are from, but she is putting a pink pigment on my eyes just to change the tone and color of my blush a little.

She is wearing a fuchsia cream. denisomarix blush applying it on my cheeks and a little bit on my nose to give me that tanned, sunburnt look and then blending it with a brow sponge, we keep it super natural so she's using a brow powder from the store make-up. her and she gently fills in the sparse spaces in my eyebrows, then she applies a little brow bone makeup weapons, this will keep my hairs in place for her. Next, Shireen adds some finishing touches to my eyes with the nars orgasm blush palette for lips that she is removing.

My natural lip color with a little concealer and then dusting on a Mac highlighter called Show Gold, apply a little of this on my cupid's bow and then on the high points of my face, then apply a Mac lip liner alone to create a nice crispy lip shape and then the rest of my lips are filled in with the same cream pigment that was used at the beginning for the base of my eyes for the shine. She chose one from the golden cage and is just applying it on top. I love this look so far. but wait, she's not done yet, we need more blush because we can never get enough of it and Shireen felt like she needed some freckles, yes freckles, she's actually going to show us one of her favorite tricks to create natural looking freckles using a Fake tan, I need to do it first. cover and protect my eyes and then Shireen is using disposable mascara dipped in fake tan and she's just sweeping it all over my face.

I must admit it was a strange feeling, a little strange, a little strange, but hey, it totally works, you just need to make sure you have foundation underneath otherwise you will have these freckles for a while because now it will tan your skin to fade the spots darker and stronger. Shireen uses a cotton tip to gently remove some of the tan. and to make her look more realistic, should we put pizzas and layers on the freckles so that some look a little darker and others lighter? You don't want them to all look uniform and the same because yes, natural freckles have different shades to finish. the look she applies on some mac's fix plus spray and ta-da, that's the first editorial makeup look she's done.

I can totally see it in a beauty magazine or even at a fashion show. It's very pretty, but it's not the typical Saturday night glamor that I love. eyes and I love that my skin glows but you can still see the real texture of it, it doesn't look too fake or covered up, plus the freckles look legit, now Shireen isn't stopping here guys she's going to take this look to a Upper level. notch and I promised him that today he can do whatever his heart desires with me so he will put his own creative spin on this look and his inspiration today comes from these orange and red Australian rubber flowers, look how cool they look on the colors it has.

I'm going to create a similar texture using individual lashes to mimic flower petals, so she's deliberately applying these crooked lashes on purpose, she's okay guys, and she's going to do this for my top and bottom lashes. It looks a little crazy. It looks a little. Wild, I know, but trust the process below. Shireen uses her Crayola Aqua water-activated palette and uses a brush and the orange shade to paint over her lashes, so now she really looks like gummy flowers. Wow, she looks at these eyelashes. they're wild she also amps up the blush and creates an even, dewy complexion using spray sunscreen how cool is that guys you can give your skin that extra glow while protecting it from the sun for your lips let's remove the original lip color and I just add a natural lip balm because we want the focus to be the eyes and that's it, editorial look number two, how cool is this look, I love how creative this makeup is, the textures and colors combine so well, it's very different and I can totally see them in a beauty or fashion magazine.

Shireen also bought me her clip-in bangs for me to wear alone to make the overall look more unique. Guys, I felt like a real model with this makeup, like a high fashion model posing with My rubber flowers look super cool, okay guys, Shireen finished off both looks. She went a little over the top in the second look, she even added the bangs that Alfred loved and recorded in. I loved her. She got me beards and wrote me a very, very charming poem. Do you want to say it well? We met in Australia and then it was all about her blossoming over the 10 years since I saw her.

Yes, my goodness, you should add that to your CV. A poet. Well, I love the look. I love it. you sin so many tips and tricks with sunscreen how to use fake tan and everything but yeah guys you can follow shireen i will leave her social media on the screen and she has a book wait where is this book beyond face? I'll show some of the photos from the book so you can see her amazing work. Yeah, thank you so much for watching, thank you for sharing for being awesome and please subscribe if you haven't already and we'll talk to you.

Next time, goodbye, hopefully it won't be another 10 years. I hope you don't do it.