Dawn Makeup Tutorial // Drag Makeup

If you need to just say why you start recording, then go, be cute, be cute. I don't know how to be cute. Okay, okay, okay, hello, welcome back to the YouTube channel. I'm Don de M Paul

drag

. R season 16 and last week I put my mom in costume, however it wasn't like a

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and the number one thing I understand on any of my social media channels is that people want to know how to paint like me and it's so interesting. for me to see the processes that all of you do. I'm here today to bring you the official, top joke-worthy and notable Dawn Makeup Routine Technique Tutorial, and we're going to get into it today.

I'm getting ready. to photograph my fans the runway look that unfortunately I couldn't wear at the

drag

race, but listen to episode 14, only four people were able to wear it and I'm not one of them, that's okay, I can deal with it, I can deal with that. um, you know, I was actually really angry because they told us that Runway fans were going to be used for episode 12 and then like 2 hours later they were like joking, they were going to be chains. I was angry, even though I would have gone home anyway. so okay I don't like it when you don't laugh when I say funny things it makes me feel insecure on that note I'm I'm I'm going to spank him start GL for my eyebrows come on come on just keep doing that, it's different than this just keep doing the first thing first When you do your

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for Dawn, you have to get comfortable.

I'm a very tall, strong, very anxious person, okay, take off your shoes, unbuckle your belt, and put on a wig. put on a cap to get all your pretty hair out of your pretty little face and just for the fact that I'm on camera today, I'll also wear a cap backwards to look less of an idiot, maybe watch the whole video before you try to do it yourself Because I don't want you to come in here and say that I don't have the first thing, we are going to glue our eyebrows the same way I glue my eyebrows.

I think I first followed a pearl

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a long time ago because I have pretty thick eyebrows. I actually just lather them up and then I find one of my mini brushes, obviously, I'm very organized and then I grab it from the beginning. top of the brow you just want to brush up and then down to keep it nice and soft, lick a finger and then just wipe the edges a little bit and then that's your first coat, keep doing it on both sides, let it dry. between um and I we do that three times and then the fourth time we add a little flavor, are you there while I wait for my eyebrows to dry between coats?

Go ahead and apply some primer to that gorgeous gorgeous skin you've got to get. clean and smooth the brow cover, lick the BR, lick the stick so it's nice and gummy and soft and then go ahead, while you're doing it, take a powder puff and dip it in that white, okay, make it nice and roll , press it gently into the top wet layer. of glue, then go ahead and brush all of that off. I have this little palette, okay, and today for my fan photo shoot I'm painting myself green. Get a large paintbrush. I generally like to start on my nose.

I found it to be the easiest. blending it later to remove the nose contour, that was disgusting. I'm doing my nose contouring now. In fact, I'm going to get a second one of these palettes out. This is a professional face and body paint from cc Beauty for this green. I want to be a little more earthy, I might even put a little bit of brown in there because I'm going for Swamp Girl a little bit of Shrek if Shrek if you want and what I'll do is start right at the bridge. of my nose like right on the side of the hump, just make a straight line very gently and smooth that out a little bit, but I'll go in and smooth it out more with my finger a little bit.

It's okay, the contour of my nose is rarely if Always perfectly, not even as bad as cheating and then taking the target. I breathe on him to warm him up. Gently coat the eyebrows because you don't want to lift the glue too gently. Don't ruin the contour of your nose. Then what do I do? What I do now is I go and just draw the eyelid shape that I want to make and for the purposes of this we're just going to do a very classic normal current Dawn eye, so the color palette of this set is very kind. of muted tones, so I think I'm going to use a brown eye as a neutral tone, but it's not going to give a neutral tone because it's on green skin, you know, so at this point I just added the shape. of the eye that I want to do, this doesn't have to be clean, it doesn't have to be perfect because you're going to go in with the eyeliners and really fix it up, but this you just want to have a nice solid. base, it will make applying eyeshadow much easier and faster, so once I make the lines for the shape of the crease under the eye, I start expanding it however I want and the thing about my

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is that I often have a very similar eye though, I like to adjust the shape very subtly in different ways but all I'm doing now is just adding product to have a base.

You could call this part underpainting. The wing is always tilted upward before having it. On the show and in those first two episodes of the show I took my wings straight off and after I came back I decided I didn't like that anymore and I feel like this adds a level of ferocity and elegance to my makeup so I like the makeup product underrated are your fingers now we're going to go in and do the rest of the base around this eye shape so the first thing I do when I use a color is I go over my beard area with a stick of white paint um Kryon TV , these products just aren't heavy enough to cover that area so adding this as a base allows the pigment to be a little stronger and also to cover my beard, grab that Big Brush and get your some product and I'm going to go ahead and just mix in some white right now just to dilute it a little bit and then go to town and take that and mix once you feel like you have a pretty good base.

I would like to use Contour, use the Contour color that I was using before and today it will be this kind of mixture of brown, blue and green that I'm doing, very artistic, with finger paint and I like it. a little dark but we'll mix it up okay we're literally doing Shrek today that's crazy and then I'm going in too. I probably shouldn't use that, well, with a little bit of cheek contouring, then I'll go. with a little bit of concealer, this is kimchi, the most concealer in solid white color and this is when you can really reshape that bone structure, so I just add white concealer on the high points of the face or maybe on the built up high points, which basically just for me means under the eye that you just created and then you just want to blend it out very, very delicately and then the parts under the eye and in the crease here, I usually like to go in with my finger because it's a little bit more easy. to keep the color separate, okay, so we're back hello editor, here, you can notice that I have a lot of product on my forehead now, that's because I accidentally did it off camera, so the same way I you applied here, apply it.

You'll be fine there, you got it. Disclaimer. I highly recommend that if you are going to try this makeup, do it in blue or pink. The method is very similar. I'm doing green just because Shooting my fans, look today of course make whatever color you want don't feel like you have to wear green because I'm doing green like it works no matter what the next step is let's get laid neutral fixative. very delicately you're just going to attack your face with neutral powder just take a big fluffy brush and wipe it off then you want to take your washcloth and go ahead and start baking your Z tea in there and then today I got my nose done The contour is a little dark, so I'll put it here too.

Now I'm going to go in and make the shadow. I have this Anastasia Beverly Hill Soft Glam and I usually start with a medium shade of what I have. I'm looking for and it should take shape pretty quickly and easily because we already put that foundation on, you just want to make sure that you're blending it well with the rest of your complexion once you've gotten the kind of base contour of what you want. what I want to do now, I like to use the same brush and I'll use the darker colors that I'll use near my eye.

I also try to move forward a little because I feel like it helps. Fallout I even go as far as putting on some black eyeshadow. You know, honestly, I really learned how to do makeup by watching tutorials like this, those old tutorials they used to post on the drag racing YouTube channel after they eliminated a queen. watch Sasha vour over and over again oh and Sasha and I actually have a very similar bone structure in the sense that she has this very prominent brow bone that you can see here so I was looking at hers all over time because it felt like I was watching someone put on makeup.

A face that looked like mine is about to end. I'm going to go in very gently with some black eyes. Shadow and smoke around the edges here and I also like to drink. I'm going to go right here in the toy corner of the eye like where it curves this kind of adds that real, soft, delicate feeling that you all have come to know and love about me, just soft and delicate, without assuming or biting no way my drag race makeup journey was honestly very interesting to me. I feel like I knew they were going to say something about it, which they did, that review wasn't just elf-eared, it was also like she changed her face, whatever, um, I think Michelle specifically said, like, glam us up, okay. , the last thing I'm going to do.

I'm going to do it in one of these much lighter shades here, maybe this one will just smoke out the bottom into that very, very bright light green that we have there and then I think I'll do that on the top as well, so in the show just gave me this critique to make me like doing Lamour, you know, and at the time I didn't really know what that looked like for Dawn, so all I really did while I was on the show was look at the morphine makeup and try to copy it. as much as I could, um and then adding my own little twists from Dawn and honestly, that criticism and that experimentation has changed the way that I do my makeup, even now I feel like I'm much more focused on the beauty that comes with these over the tops you know, I feel like before I was much more interested in like I'm a clown because I'm a clown, well, I can be a prettier clown, I guess that's how it is.

I carry it with me a lot and I especially like it. not even in the shape of the eyes, but in the contour and the lights and since everything is like that, it's more than that, well, that's the thing about drag racing is that I was very, very like on my own shell, I'm not the I guess he's more of an extrovert, so it was like I'm not someone who would like to show up at the party and be like, let's be friends, you know, but in a situation like that where all of these are people who I really am with.

I'm very, very genuinely interested in building a relationship and establishing a relationship with them. When I had these criticisms and moments where I wanted to make changes or whatever, I didn't really take them to anyone because, um, it would be for me. I guess you know, I was like that too. I don't know so I forgot to talk for a minute but basically all I've been doing is contouring around my chin, my cheeks and my forehead with a contour shade which today is this. Sort of a blue-green color that darkens a little bit, so I'm also going to use a little bit of this kind of lime color and you know what I could do sometimes if things like this I've painted a little bit. a little dark.

I'm going to take my neutral outfit and try to wash it a little. It doesn't do much, but it just takes away some of the intensity below. I'm going to go ahead and do some blush and I think my blush color for today is going to be a little bit like an orangey brown because you have to think of your face as green so a pink blush isn't always going to be appropriate. It's all about the color theory diva now that we have our foundation and our eyeshadow nice and low, now it's time we're going to carve out that iconic white lid shape.

The main things to remember here are those you want to have. Really good creamy white pomade eyeliner. You want something that has really high coverage because as you can see, I haven't cleaned up any of these nasty bits, but I'm just going to go over them with my white and I hope it's okay, I know it will, but I hope it covers it well. This part is sometimes a real pain in the ass, so I have a nice, clean, wide brush, and I'm hoping we can do this. I like to start looking directly ahead to get the proper shape I want.

Oh, I think it might be easy today. Everything was fine. This is where I really try to incorporate precision and um. cleaning, the bottom is always harder, although this is also the point where you can get your own artistic expression because you can make it bigger at the bottom, you can make it smaller at the bottom, you can adjust the shape, I think what, today. We're going to look for a good middle ground and maybe an intermediate point between what I've been doing recently and what I did in the endurance race because when I showed up at theresistance was painting pretty small and recently it's gotten really big, especially in this corner, here you don't need to worry too much about the Precision because it's very difficult because that's where the eye creases the most and also because I'm going to take a black eyeliner from here. the way up and just clean up that line from here to here.

I want it to look like a semicircle, it's very round, round and very round, very semicircle from here to here. I want it to look like a triangle, so it has this really nice teardrop to finish off the first layer and sometimes just to kind of like calm. my own nerves I'm going to take whatever eye shadow is here and I'm just going to go ahead and clean it up a little bit even though I know I'm going to do this later, too pretty, beautiful, very good, now we're going to do the left side. Mind you, I just devoured the first time this is giving it symmetrical enough and now that this side is dry, I'm going to apply a second coat of those silly little ruffles with my elf ears on.

I'll take a cleaning brush or one that I just use for this since the product is drying, give it a little bit of fun, fun, fun, fun, okay and then sometimes when you spray it with white, it can take some of the Out of The Shadow dimension, but I think we're like brown here it doesn't really matter, okay and then we're going to go in with a new NYX Epic Ink eyeliner. I keep about four of these new ones on standby first. I like to start from the bottom. look at this, this is where we're really trying to clean up that shape, start drawing the shadow shape that we want to make.

I'm also going to go ahead and pull the eyeliner up and then connect them and fill it in. then I like to do this while it's still pretty wet, take a flat brush, but it also works if you just use a small brush like this and load it with black eyeshadow and then tap it around that edge not just to set the eyeliner. eyes. but it also blurs that line and this is where having a lot of black eyeshadow in place really helps blur that line because you're actually not doing a lot of the bandwidth and work that you would be doing otherwise.

Um, now we're going to go in and do that on the other side, so my nose started running, so I put this in there just FYI. Now we're going to go and do exactly the same thing we did at the bottom. of the eyelid and we will do it around the top, however, I will mainly consolidate it in this upper left corner. A lot of Dawn eyeliner or the eye in general is about these really sharp, sharp, sharp contrasts, so we have the very intense black eyeliner on the top and bottom contrasted with the white in the middle and then we also have the sharpness of the point with the softness of the inner round eye and now we're going to go in and do the actual eyeliner, so The first thing is I do this inner corner part here today.

I want the makeup to be softer and more delicate, so I'm making a little line and then I make this arc right here, take this line and build it all the way to the end, okay and then just. connect these dots too, there's some nuances to the shapes and ways you want to connect these things, but that depends more on your bone structure and I fill these sheets of Gone with the Wind. I'm fabulous, these girls who dress up can do it. I have AAS Breaking Wind serving fashion acting as reddish action, so after completing all that, I just go in with some mascara, the eye is ready, so now we need to do the eye, bro.

I'm going to get this beautiful palette back. Scoop out and dip with an at least semi-clean flat brush like this one and just go straight to the target. You can also decide here if you want to make a big, arched eyebrow. Do you want to make a white powder for sad eyebrows with a little white? The brush just sets it well and I always do my forehead with black eyeliner. You start with light pressure and then get heavier and then release again. Something I've been doing a lot lately is picking up the Anastasia Brow pens. I think this one is in Granite, yeah, so it's pretty dark and I've just been adding tiny little hairs just to give it a little bit of extra texture and make it look a little less cartoony.

Now I don't know why I like to do this before the lip. I have to go back and do it with the lip too, but I'm just going to add a little line along my nose, a little highlight under the eye. Eyebrow breakout, okay, so the first thing I like to do is do my lip a little bit. a little bit smaller than I used to, so what I'll usually do is start in the middle here, okay, and then just overdraw a little bit, mostly over Cupid's BR B and then once you're up there, just taper it to the right. to the corner of your leg in the program.

I was overdrawing like up to here and I keep it much smaller now, much, much smaller, then take a black eyeliner pencil, the same one you made your eye with, to try to come out from the corner of your lip at an angle 45° almost like up and out not out like here is the corner of your lip right if here is the corner of your lip you want to go up and out like this not out and up like that okay, now that you have all the pieces here you have to connect them. I'm going to go to the middle of this slope and continue with that shape by rounding it off.

Just fill the corners with all black, okay? to bring the black eye shadow pretty much up to where your natural lip bends because that will keep that shadow hidden, so I'm using a NYX liquid chamois in brown and I'm going to fill it all in at that point with a mixture of my finger and my shadow brush of eyes. I'm going to merge these two worlds. You will get a nice blended lip color. G With the wind. I am a fabulous mother. Girl's hand lasts once your lips are nice and blended depending on what color shade I use, sometimes I use a concealer that is very light, this one is like a NYX one that just gives it that real dimensionality, so now let's go to go in and finish some highlights small dot dot dot dot okay and then depending on the look I usually confuse The Freckle situation, but I almost always do a big white one right there, a big white one right there and then one right in between my eyes, I dig it there, don I don't want to look like an idiot with pink ears popping out, oh my gosh, okay, okay, that's been the whole makeup process.

At this point I'm going to apply face glue to some lashes and get the full look. I'm back baby hello hello hello I'm back I put on eyelashes I put on this whole look this is actually my fans Runway from season 16 episode 14 that I couldn't participate in um you know, I think I would have preferred This look is shown instead of the of chains, but you know you live, learn and die along the way, so that's how it is. Thank you so much for joining Along in this little makeup tutorial, please tag me if you do your own Dawn makeup.

That's how I see it, subscribe to the channel. I have no plans to stop the content anytime soon. I've discovered throughout this whole journey that this is something that I really love and really enjoy, so yeah, thanks for stopping by. Like, comment, subscribe. See you later