Do you ever notice that when "regular" (non-MUA) guys do a girl's make-up they only seem to know ONE look: Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra. Every. Damn. Time.
It seems like these businesses that Judy goes to are really cheap. As in, the penny-pinching kind of cheap where they will keep disgusting used sponges and refuse to invest in disposable applicators.
ik its a problem but in some countries we could never find them for a cheap price, they’re all expensive and for beginners it’s very difficult to keep buying them, that’s why i prefer brushes
@@andressa6148 That's true, I didn't think of that. Thank you for pointing that out. Still...it's unsanitary for a business to do that. Unfortunately a lot of places break health codes and such, not just in the beauty industry.
@@lilscenechick1995 the worst thing abt it all is that ppl did not complain before the pandemics, maybe if it was usual, things would be different and disposable applicators could’ve been cheaper im glad i’ve been being able to buy new ones everytime i get a client and giving it to them tho
@@andressa6148 That’s an awesome solution (using brushes that you clean between clients with palettes for products that can also be cleaned) to maintain hygiene standards when resources are limited. I would think liquid/cream products that may be put on palettes as well are also helpful.
Honestly, she should be naming and shaming. At least in the description. So people can avoid wasting their money and risking their health in these places.
@@singenstattatmen5096 well if you’re going to badly reviewed places, without research or on purpose, whatever bad experience that comes out of it is your fault. naming these places and shaming them for clout doesn’t magically stop bad makeup experiences, there’s nothing proactive that comes out of that
@@planetofi5hii What? It's not her fault they are unsanitary and literally misleading clients by pretending to be "make up artists" when most of these places clearly only know a handful of looks. Judy willingly goes into these places because her viewers ASK her to. It's not for "clout" but you just learned that buzz word, so I guess you need to throw it in for good measure.
@@planetofi5hii Even the worst reviewed should know how to actually apply makeup. These are places that have no business providing it as a service. And she doesn't name the place or employees. If anything, this teaches to do as you said and actually research the place you're going to first.
I honestly think shaming would be too extreme. They're not just doing make up, it's also a barber shop. If they are shamed online, all of their services would be affected. Just leave inputs and comments personally.
Based on his hygiene, I'm grateful that mascara was skipped... but aside from that ... HOW do you do ALL THAT and then just not use any mascara. Its offensive lol.
@@RobertWelsh love you're video's, would be great to see you do a full face of Milani and get you're reaction. would highly highly recommend the silky matte bronzer over their baked one.
Ahhh I just remembered when a MUA was doing a foundation match for me, she told me “this one is your color but we’re gonna go a little darker so you don’t look like a ghost” 💀
Lol The Welsh Twins are AMAZING! My bf was being a jerk this morning and I needed some space so I went back to bed with my ear buds and caught The Welsh Twins live chat and even got a response from Robert about the time James crushed Robert's dreams of being a Disney Princess lol and was instantly in a good mood laughing with them. They are the only people that seriously tickle my funny bone 🖤💜🖤💜
Anyone else literally panicking when Robert paused the video with that poor girl's eye absolutely ROLLING BACK IN ITS SOCKET TO SAVE ITSELF?! The horror.
I’m on that moment right now and I’m writing this comment to not have to look at that poor eye!!! Shit it’s still on the screen so I keep on writing. Oh OK it’s gone, bye!
"You wouldn't go to a restaurant and have your meal come out completely raw and the chef say Sorry I only know how to use a microwave 🤷" *Kitchen nightmares has entered the chat*
The sponges in these videos are a real life horror show. Forget your ghost stories, just flash images of a sponge like this randomly to scare the living hell out of everyone.
A friend of mine once used my face to practice her makeup skills. I had to keep my eyes shut the whole time she was doing my face with her unwashed sponge and brushes so that she couldn't see the fear in my eyes. Lesson learnt so I took my own kit to her place next time.
@@priyak7018 i do the same thing on my friends but i always wash everything, for hygiene and respect for my friend's face😅also for me... Like i don't want brushes all dirty on my face
As a very cool toned and pale person, I HATE when make-up artists are so sure I want to be bronzer, warmer, more tan. I don't. I adore my pearly white skin. Just as much as I love my round eyes, and I don't want my eyes to be more cat-like. I'm so happy you point out to just ask your client what they want!
I agree so much! The only time I had my make up done (ages ago), I looked like I spent my life in a tan bed for how orangy-brown I was 🥲 I have always been so proud of my pale complexion and that day, my 18th birthday, I looked like someone from the Jersey Shore show 😣
As mixed race woman of color I'm so happy to see you say that! Love the skin you're in! Don't let anyone try to change you or shame you for your skin color. There are too many people that want to lighten and darken people and I'm sick of people trying to change someone or shame others. All shades are beautiful and no one should change how they look, especially to fit others beauty standards.
i'm not pale, the opposite actually. i'm kind of tan, and when people do my makeup they end up making me look like i'm 3 shades lighter 😭 like man i love my skin, i'd appreciate if you don't alter the way it looks- i ended up learning how to do my own makeup so i didn't have to rely on people who don't know what looks best on me :')
@@KoreanAnimeFreakx I really don't understand how people DARE to assume we don't like our own skin colour, right? It's just nasty. I don't say we cannot play with it whenever WE want, but to others alter it without even asking us is just rude.
I had a make up artist tell me I was too pale and there was nothing they could do for me unless I got a spray tan... I was hella upset. It’s not my fault I’m the colour of chalk girl
I had a similar experience with my eyebrows... The MUA told me that my blonde brows were too light so she made them darker with some powder... They were almost black after that and my hair was just blonde. I spent half an hour at home to take off a bit of the black before I went to the event... Oof
There's honestly no excuse for MUAs to say anything like that; not only is it unprofessional, it's outright rude! Additionally, there are plenty of brands (including drugstore) that sell shade adjusters (basically foundation with a very heavy white, black, red, or yellow pigment) to adjust the shade(s) someone has as necessary. Every MUA should have those, so even if they get a client with a rarer skin tone, they can still match base products to them
This just reminds me of when I was a kid and my mom told me to never use the sample makeup at the stores because people just use it directly out of the product instead of using the hygienic tools. I never understood why someone would do that and here we are...
I remember Robert telling this story about a coworker of his back when he worked a make-up counter. This girl came in every day and used a sample lipstick until one day she got an infection on her lower lip that spread on her face and left obvious scarring 😵 I would never touch one of those after hearing about that, and it makes you realize that these people doing Joudi's make-up could easily mar someone's face for life and it's so horrible.
I've never used the testers on my face, although I know people that did and I always cringed when they would use a tester on their lips🥴 I always wash away testers at the nearest bathroom anyway😅 so I don't need to walk around with a rainbow on my arm
Oooh oooooh uuuj ghhv oh... My mom is a cosmetics and hairstyle teacher ... her reaction to Judy's videos was to almost jump in screen to clean the makeup and give her students an extra round of makeup hygiene, you can only imagine how many times she failed students for the lack of hygiene and not maching the foundation correctly ... 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Her videos are so fake and staged. She tells the makeup artists to ham it up and conveniently doesn't show them after so it doesn't hurt their reputation. Everybody falls for it because they aren't using their brains. Perhaps a few could be bad like this but when your whole channel revolves around "bAd MaKeUp", come on now.
@@stealthiswell I'm sure most in the beginning could've been true to form, the rest idk because you would think they have access to the Internet and have seen her videos at one point because of what they do as a profession. But people aren't that bright either way , so it doesn't mean they would know her especially if she's traveling to different places for this mua.
As a pale girl I DO embrace my light skin. Now, I do like a little tan and sun-kissed glow occasionally but... I want my face to look like it is actually part of my body 😬
I'm in school for aesthetics right now and I cannot tell you how IMPORTANT learning safety and sanitation is. One of the first things we were trained on yet one of the biggest issues in the industry.
Truly! It is so gross seeing some peoples habits at work. The only thing we can do is lead by example. I have had to shame people just to sweep their room lol it's crazy.
Maintaining proper hygiene and sanitation is important for all clients and absolutely necessary for clients with sensitive skin, allergies, and suppressed immune systems. We don't want makeup artists to be for ableds only. Equal access!
i’m not in school for makeup or anything like that i’m just obsessed with makeup i’ve never worked as a makeup artist or in any makeup store and i know not to use dirty brushes or sponges, use disposable mascara wands, lipstick applicators etc. spray products with alcohol to clean the top layer and stuff before using it on a client, it’s not rocket science. These people are working for an actual makeup artist business on real people and can’t follow the most basic health and safety guidelines.
Love how you said how offensive it is to presume people want their skin tone changed! I hate having someone else do my makeup because they always want to make my skin darker, and they use warm toned products on my cool toned skin and it ends up looking muddy and orange.
I just recently modeled for a photo shoot. The photographer had worked with the same team for years before moving to this city. This shoot was his first attempt to set up a new team to work with, so he had never worked with anyone before. The hairstylist he hired "also did makeup." Keep in mind, I have very short hair that requires little to no styling. The hairstylist admitted that she was going to her makeup training course in a month and had little to no experience. She told the photographer, that based off the pictures I had sent them of makeup I had done on myself, he was better off having me do my own makeup beforehand. Well he didn't tell me, so I showed up with a clean face. Fortunately, I brought my basics with me (foundation, concealer, powder, contour palette, mascara, eyeliner, eyelashes, beauty blender, and a few brushes) even though I wasn't expecting to need them. She ended up using all of them. I didn't bring any lipstick so we ended up having to run to the drugstore and pick up a color that would actually look good with my skin tone. She did a decent job with my face, but my eyes are hooded and uneven, so with her limited experience I ended up fixing my eyeshadow and eyeliner, lining my water line, and applying my eyelashes. Fortunately, she was really sweet and was not offended by my help. I could go into more detail, but I'll just say that I hope she takes her class before working with any models who don't bring their own kit. P.S. Thank you, Robert! You're the reason I was better at makeup than the lady who was getting paid to do my makeup!
Lol I went on one and we had to use my lipstick as blush and eyeshadow, because she forget her powder kit(she'd keep liquid and creams in one kit and powders in separate one just in case one leaked/broke it wouldn't destroy the powder! But AnYwAyS😁✌️💗 ChEaP ass Revlon for the win!!!!🎊🎂🎉
I love how Robert always focuses more on educating his subscribers about the correct technique instead of putting all his energy bashing the MUA he is reviewing.
the paper sheet around the neck is definitely a barbering thing. It's not to keep the hair from getting down your neck, but is actually meant as a barrier between your skin and the cape. (it means they're reusing the capes between clients without washing them after every use)
Him: "These other lip colors are too much. Let's go with a more natural look." Also him: *applies blue eyeshadow and reddish-brown to highlight the brow line*
I would love if he did a video with James showing how to be hygienic with different products like how do you use an eye shadow palette from client to client and keep it sanitary or brow products I’d be so curious to see how that works. Thank you for always pointing things out and breaking down the how’s and why’s Robert!!
Not gonna lie; I would love if Robert started a show where he goes to different salons that do makeup and not only critique but train these people. I feel like Robert could be the Gordon Ramsey of the makeup industry.... I’d watch the hell out of that....also; love you Robert; your my spirit animal ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I get second hand embarrassment for these people 🙈.... how on earth is that ok ??? That white eyeliner pencil was filthy 🥴.... and the lip product tray .... gross
It actually confuses me, I don't believe they themselves think that they did a good job and surely they know what kind of reviews they gst but they still consent to it being filmed.... like what is going through their head?
@@morgianasartre6709 I have no idea it’s beyond me it really is !! How in all that’s sane does anyone make such a diabolical mess !! My two year old he’s daughter does a better job !!🤪
@No Further Questions My guess would be they probably don't even enjoy their primary work and being in that salon at all so customer satisfaction is not of concern at all.
This is why I really appreciate this channel and everyone else who takes the time to pass down some pro knowledge to regular people for free. A lot of people don’t know better and/or can’t afford services/products of better quality, so they end up getting ripped off when they could get better results themselves. Not to mention that we also learn to have standards. I’m truly thankful, Robert 🙏🏽✨
9:30 Robert, I just want to thank you for the reaction you had when the MUA was disparaging re Judy's skin color! I've had a MUA say I look like a corpse before, cause I'm very fair
My pale ass likes being pale. Do I wanna look like I haven't left my house in 100 years....yes,because honestly I haven't see the sun in a long while 😅
Judy is brilliant. She has been putting her face in mortal danger for us peons for so long now, I honestly admire the grit and determination. She really needs a "stayed at the most highly rated hotel with spa services" for compensation
My first and only experience with an unprofessional makeup artist she asked “do you really want to use a foundation this light??” ABOUT A FOUNDATION I BROUGHT FROM HOME BECAUSE IT MATCHED MY SKINTONE 😭
i’m in EST and i don’t get out of bed until noon on sundays (let me live). there is NOTHING better than showering, making a yummy breakfast, and sitting down for back to back welsh bros. videos 😍
Oh SAME!!!!! I lol at the judgment from people saying omg how can you waste your day when it's so nice out? Nothing wasteful about rejuvenation in a comfy bed. F off with your judgey words.
Right! I'm pale too and tbh white people always get so offended when I refuse to fake tan or use dark foundation. I can only get the correct colour match when I ask a black make up artist for help. Edit: I have a yellow pigment in my skin but pale foundations always have pink pigments.
I love my very fair skin too! I'm the fairest shade of cool foundations. NARS Oslo (the fairest cool-toned shade) is too dark for me. It's so hard to get fair enough shades here in Australia...brands think we're all tanned here
I wish I could love mine but I loooooved hearing Robert say that. It's something I've been made to feel bad for my whole life. I've even had strangers tell me I need a tan or I'm too white. I do not develop color in the sun or a bed and I refuse to cook myself for it
I really don't get why most muas Judy goes to recline her? If i'm in a studio setting i will mostly use the mirror in front of me to work, but if not i'm right in front of the client, I need to look straight at them to see how the open eye will look, it really doesn't makes sense to me to work with a client laying back
There are 2 types of makeup artists: 1.terrible ones with no sense of color or shape 2. Godlike ones where make you go look at yourself like who daaaaat
personally any person with long finger nails and touching my face is a no go, one they have nails that can scratch you, which can cause bacteria to grow. Also why doesn't he use something like a puff so he's not touching her face?
I never thought of that. Personally I keep my nails short for a multitude of reasons but the idea of someone scratching or nails touching my face while I get my makeup done now horrifies me.
In Med school and residency we cant have fake nails or very long nails because of bacteria. Once I graduated & went for my PhD I was like nails! I missed you!
I'm a cake decorator, and cleanliness is EVERYTHING in food service as well. It makes me cringe when I see questionable hygiene practices of any kind. I also cannot believe how many people are in industries who essentially need to be artists/have artistic talent, and can't color match (her foundation was so off), or simply understand what colors work together and how they blend. I give Judy D SO much credit for braving these people! I could almost feel that white eye pencil dragging on her lid...Gag.
My mother is a makeup artist and for eyeliner she uses these little containers and brushes that you can throw away, and sometimes if they want the eyeliner she’ll use it and give it to them, and just put the eyeliner on charge, same for lipstick
Edit on the hygiene: Did you see the nails closest to her eye? They were filthy! Maybe it was makeup foundation, I'm not sure, but I'd be terrified to have nails looking like that getting anywhere near my eyes. I love being pale af! There are white walls that look less white than my face (I'm not even joking), and this trend of every white girl looking 3 shades darker than they are is really frustrating, especially when I'm trying to find an affordable foundation.
Hi Robert, could you make a video explaining how you keep everything in your profesional kit hygienic and clean. What you do while doing someone’s makeup and what you do after. I know you talk about this a lot but it would be helpful if you but it all in one video.
I feel like I need to go take an antibiotic. I love these videos, but she's putting herself at risk. I watched this with my mom in my head going, "You only get one set of eyes".
As someone with pretty bad eye sight (still to a degree where glasses can correct it to a good amount but if I take them off and put them down in a place and someone moves them I'll have a pretty hard time finding them and feel like a blind person)... Yeah... I wouldn't risk to loose even more of my ability to see. People who don't need glasses don't even realise how lucky they are...
Can you please do a video on how to sanitize all of your makeup products ?! Powder products , liquid/gel liners , tools , etc. I think it would help a LOT of makeup artists in training!! Her videos always make me so sick with how poor the hygiene is , her poor face 😂😭
I did a few model jobs in my early 20s and there was this one make up artist that always came to the job with dirty brushes. Whenever I worked with her, I would get an eye infection afterwards. 😣 When I tried to talk about it with her, she would 'insult' me that I'm just a model and have no idea about make up artistry. And she was right, but I still know that dirty brushes aren't the way to go.
I love Judy D! She's such a great girl with an amazing personality! She's always so kind and gentle even when people are rude to her, her channel is super wholesome :) Btw, one of her best make-ups ever was done by Robert ❤️
My mom went cheap for my senior prom and got a friend of hers to do my makeup, just because she liked the way she did her own makeup. Yeah of course we had nothing in common, different skin tone, skin type, it was not cute, and those prom pics will never see the light of day.
I have a similar story but about nails....my aunt was CONVINCED that me, a tomboy, needed (NEEDED) the long, square nails so popular in the mid 2000s. I hated them. They looked cute on other people, but mine were not, and I felt self conscious and not like myself all night. Plus, i accidentally scratched my leg and drew blood! I can laugh now, but at the time it SUCKED haha.
I haven't had my makeup done in YEARS, but I recently had my hair done for a wedding.... And though it wasn't the worst experience of my life, what bothered me was that I paid her to do something I could have done myself. For me, the whole point in getting these services, is to achieve or accomplish something we, as customers, don't feel we have the skills or time to do ourselves. And worse, it seems there's TOO MANY with outdated skills. Speaking of the hairstylist I saw, everything from the tools she used, to the look she gave me (not what I had asked for), and even her own hair looked like it was from the mid-2000s. It amazes me to think people make a living performing these services, yet probably haven't learned anything new in 20+ years. I'm no professional artist, but guarantee I've learned more about hair and makeup in 3 months than my stylist has in a decade. That's not right. Next time I'll ask for specific details about one's training.
I love your content because you're frank, yet gentle and educationnal. You don't just say "this isn't rigth". You explain why it isn't. I can learn a lot since I'm a makeup noob and your honesty and sweetness make your content very easy to absorb. Thank you for all the good work. I'm subscribing now Edit : I love Judy D but often she's too kind with those "profesionnals". I'm glad that as a MUA you can call the bullshit out!
Good afternoon/evening everyone! Hope everyone is having a good day today 😊🖤 I love your friendship with Judy, Robert, I love when you use your platform to lift up other creators, especially smaller creators 🖤🖤
I love how you explain everything, as someone who's very amateurish at makeup (I only do my own, though). It's helpful. I also love how you recognise that some people would NATURALLY go to use the applicators, so you give the advice "cut the applicator off if you're one of those people and you're a pro artist". I'm not an artist, as I said - but that's the kind of thing that would be so helpful for someone who is, because they might not think of that.
That was horrifying to watch! I don’t know how poor Judy could sit through that experience and not feel sick the whole time. 🤢 Thank you for another great video Robert. I look forward to the next. 🖤💖
Do you ever notice that when "regular" (non-MUA) guys do a girl's make-up they only seem to know ONE look: Elizabeth Taylor Cleopatra. Every. Damn. Time.
I'm dying at the accuracy of this comment 😂😂😂
You just assumed their sexual preferences?
@@fusadiluna I can guarantee that she means men who aren’t professionally trained 😭
@@mink5251 omg lol I'm sorry
@@jayelyyn i said I'm sorry... I misunderstood because that's exactly how it translate in my mother tongue.
There is NO excuse for a dirty sponge. You can get like 30 for $1. Just throw it away and get a new one 🤢
It seems like these businesses that Judy goes to are really cheap. As in, the penny-pinching kind of cheap where they will keep disgusting used sponges and refuse to invest in disposable applicators.
ik its a problem but in some countries we could never find them for a cheap price, they’re all expensive and for beginners it’s very difficult to keep buying them, that’s why i prefer brushes
@@andressa6148 That's true, I didn't think of that. Thank you for pointing that out. Still...it's unsanitary for a business to do that. Unfortunately a lot of places break health codes and such, not just in the beauty industry.
@@lilscenechick1995 the worst thing abt it all is that ppl did not complain before the pandemics, maybe if it was usual, things would be different and disposable applicators could’ve been cheaper
im glad i’ve been being able to buy new ones everytime i get a client and giving it to them tho
@@andressa6148 That’s an awesome solution (using brushes that you clean between clients with palettes for products that can also be cleaned) to maintain hygiene standards when resources are limited. I would think liquid/cream products that may be put on palettes as well are also helpful.
No one:
Robert:✨🙌🏻💍👌🏻💍👆🏻💍🖐🏻✨
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This is the best lol
Ooh yes!!
"The Worst Makup Experience Made Me Walk Out for the First Time", I BEG YOU, PLEASE REVIEW IT😨 Truly distressing. Poor Judy D.
I'd also LOVE to see you and Judy do a make-up look together. Give us life
@@tahliasheehan1540 they did one a few months back!! sorry if you’ve already seen it 😅
Indeed !
I just watched that... im not even good in doing make up but it was so bad... even their attitude
Omg yes
i hate that she always gets dragged for this. she never names and shames. she respectful and to be fair shes highlighting quite a big issue
Honestly, she should be naming and shaming. At least in the description. So people can avoid wasting their money and risking their health in these places.
@@singenstattatmen5096 well if you’re going to badly reviewed places, without research or on purpose, whatever bad experience that comes out of it is your fault. naming these places and shaming them for clout doesn’t magically stop bad makeup experiences, there’s nothing proactive that comes out of that
@@planetofi5hii What? It's not her fault they are unsanitary and literally misleading clients by pretending to be "make up artists" when most of these places clearly only know a handful of looks. Judy willingly goes into these places because her viewers ASK her to. It's not for "clout" but you just learned that buzz word, so I guess you need to throw it in for good measure.
@@planetofi5hii Even the worst reviewed should know how to actually apply makeup. These are places that have no business providing it as a service. And she doesn't name the place or employees. If anything, this teaches to do as you said and actually research the place you're going to first.
I honestly think shaming would be too extreme. They're not just doing make up, it's also a barber shop. If they are shamed online, all of their services would be affected. Just leave inputs and comments personally.
Based on his hygiene, I'm grateful that mascara was skipped... but aside from that ... HOW do you do ALL THAT and then just not use any mascara. Its offensive lol.
Right!? 😂🖤
Not using mascara was prolly for the best 😬😬😬
I had the same exact thought!
@@RobertWelsh love you're video's, would be great to see you do a full face of Milani and get you're reaction.
would highly highly recommend the silky matte bronzer over their baked one.
I haven't watched this video of hers but I've watched other ones and I think she usually asks for no mascara for hygiene reasons. 😂🤷♀️
Ahhh I just remembered when a MUA was doing a foundation match for me, she told me “this one is your color but we’re gonna go a little darker so you don’t look like a ghost” 💀
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ooof
just be rude to your customers why not
omg no!
Yes, I've had a similar experience. So unprofessional.
😳🤣🤣🤣🖕
The Welsh gentlemen are the only reason I enjoy sundays
How dumb does it make me that my first thought was “they’re not Welsh, they’re English”🤦♀️
@@RubyBlueUwU why did that make me giggle so hard thoooo 😂❤️
@@RubyBlueUwU I did the exact same thing! Took me a moment to realise they meant their names!
Same
Lol The Welsh Twins are AMAZING! My bf was being a jerk this morning and I needed some space so I went back to bed with my ear buds and caught The Welsh Twins live chat and even got a response from Robert about the time James crushed Robert's dreams of being a Disney Princess lol and was instantly in a good mood laughing with them. They are the only people that seriously tickle my funny bone 🖤💜🖤💜
Anyone else literally panicking when Robert paused the video with that poor girl's eye absolutely ROLLING BACK IN ITS SOCKET TO SAVE ITSELF?! The horror.
nightmare’s fuel i hate it 😵
I’m on that moment right now and I’m writing this comment to not have to look at that poor eye!!! Shit it’s still on the screen so I keep on writing. Oh OK it’s gone, bye!
The dirty long nails adds up to the panic.
@@meduardafig omg i didn't notice that ewwww haha
I had to look away.
"You wouldn't go to a restaurant and have your meal come out completely raw and the chef say Sorry I only know how to use a microwave 🤷"
*Kitchen nightmares has entered the chat*
chef mike😭
@@exosvocals2526 RIP😅
So Robert hasn't been to Applebee's.
@@exosvocals2526 we won't forget him...May he rest im peace..
LOL right??!
Just ten minutes into the video & I’m already like “This is why NO ONE else touches my face to do my makeup.”
I’ve only let a couple people do my makeup - all of them were friends, but also makeup artists and they took hygiene VERY seriously.
The sponges in these videos are a real life horror show. Forget your ghost stories, just flash images of a sponge like this randomly to scare the living hell out of everyone.
A friend of mine once used my face to practice her makeup skills. I had to keep my eyes shut the whole time she was doing my face with her unwashed sponge and brushes so that she couldn't see the fear in my eyes. Lesson learnt so I took my own kit to her place next time.
@@priyak7018 i do the same thing on my friends but i always wash everything, for hygiene and respect for my friend's face😅also for me... Like i don't want brushes all dirty on my face
we should have Marcus edit dirty sponges here and there for a random jumpscare effect during the ghosts and makeup mondays... just sayin'... 😏😇
did you see the bits of broken sponge on the apron? how old and crusty was that sponge?! D:
Ikr?! Like why did I watch this before sleep 🥺
that sponge he was using instantly made me break out
Bro same 😅😳
"That could be moisture from someone else's face." And I GAGGED--
As a very cool toned and pale person, I HATE when make-up artists are so sure I want to be bronzer, warmer, more tan. I don't. I adore my pearly white skin. Just as much as I love my round eyes, and I don't want my eyes to be more cat-like. I'm so happy you point out to just ask your client what they want!
I agree so much! The only time I had my make up done (ages ago), I looked like I spent my life in a tan bed for how orangy-brown I was 🥲 I have always been so proud of my pale complexion and that day, my 18th birthday, I looked like someone from the Jersey Shore show 😣
As mixed race woman of color I'm so happy to see you say that! Love the skin you're in! Don't let anyone try to change you or shame you for your skin color. There are too many people that want to lighten and darken people and I'm sick of people trying to change someone or shame others. All shades are beautiful and no one should change how they look, especially to fit others beauty standards.
I totally agree. I’m very pale, and I love it. Give me that SPF 50+ and a perfect foundation shade match, please.
i'm not pale, the opposite actually. i'm kind of tan, and when people do my makeup they end up making me look like i'm 3 shades lighter 😭 like man i love my skin, i'd appreciate if you don't alter the way it looks- i ended up learning how to do my own makeup so i didn't have to rely on people who don't know what looks best on me :')
@@KoreanAnimeFreakx I really don't understand how people DARE to assume we don't like our own skin colour, right? It's just nasty. I don't say we cannot play with it whenever WE want, but to others alter it without even asking us is just rude.
I had a make up artist tell me I was too pale and there was nothing they could do for me unless I got a spray tan... I was hella upset. It’s not my fault I’m the colour of chalk girl
In many countries, they see skin like that as ideal. (Conventionally)
lol, "nothing could do for [you]"
Like doctors talking to a terminally ill patient
I so pale
I had a similar experience with my eyebrows... The MUA told me that my blonde brows were too light so she made them darker with some powder... They were almost black after that and my hair was just blonde. I spent half an hour at home to take off a bit of the black before I went to the event... Oof
There's honestly no excuse for MUAs to say anything like that; not only is it unprofessional, it's outright rude! Additionally, there are plenty of brands (including drugstore) that sell shade adjusters (basically foundation with a very heavy white, black, red, or yellow pigment) to adjust the shade(s) someone has as necessary. Every MUA should have those, so even if they get a client with a rarer skin tone, they can still match base products to them
LMAO his “AH! AH!” at the dirty makeup sponge has me CRYING
I read this as it was happening 😂
Look at joudi s channel. There are egen worse more dirty sponges. Joudi out girl here is so brave
This just reminds me of when I was a kid and my mom told me to never use the sample makeup at the stores because people just use it directly out of the product instead of using the hygienic tools. I never understood why someone would do that and here we are...
I remember Robert telling this story about a coworker of his back when he worked a make-up counter. This girl came in every day and used a sample lipstick until one day she got an infection on her lower lip that spread on her face and left obvious scarring 😵 I would never touch one of those after hearing about that, and it makes you realize that these people doing Joudi's make-up could easily mar someone's face for life and it's so horrible.
Haha my mom told me the same.
My mum always used the testers and I did the same 😭
Same here. As adult she still reminds me just in case I forget myself in the makeup store.
I've never used the testers on my face, although I know people that did and I always cringed when they would use a tester on their lips🥴
I always wash away testers at the nearest bathroom anyway😅 so I don't need to walk around with a rainbow on my arm
I love being pale like Morticia. Thank you for bringing this up! I don't like people mentioning my skin tone as if it is a disease
That cut crease he is doing with the white pencil, he is literally trying to cut her eyelids. I just can't!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
plsssss
That’s why it’s called ‘cut crease’.
Oooh oooooh uuuj ghhv oh...
My mom is a cosmetics and hairstyle teacher ... her reaction to Judy's videos was to almost jump in screen to clean the makeup and give her students an extra round of makeup hygiene, you can only imagine how many times she failed students for the lack of hygiene and not maching the foundation correctly ... 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
I could almost excuse a poor shade match if they'd just wash their damn brushes and use disposable applicators/palettes for their products omg
His nails looked dirty. I felt a bit sick when he pulled her eye right down and used that raggedy white pencil. Yuck!
Its disgusting
and did you see the white pencil picked up the blue eyeshadow when he was dragging it? dear god...
I was looking at the nails the whole time 🤢 that was disgusting (as if the extremely dirty makeup wasn't enough)
horrified
His hands were just dirty overall 🙃
I just can't figure out how there are people out there who are this confident with their work while being so terrible at it.
Her videos are so fake and staged. She tells the makeup artists to ham it up and conveniently doesn't show them after so it doesn't hurt their reputation. Everybody falls for it because they aren't using their brains. Perhaps a few could be bad like this but when your whole channel revolves around "bAd MaKeUp", come on now.
@@stealthiswell I'm sure most in the beginning could've been true to form, the rest idk because you would think they have access to the Internet and have seen her videos at one point because of what they do as a profession. But people aren't that bright either way , so it doesn't mean they would know her especially if she's traveling to different places for this mua.
As a pale girl I DO embrace my light skin. Now, I do like a little tan and sun-kissed glow occasionally but... I want my face to look like it is actually part of my body 😬
I'm in school for aesthetics right now and I cannot tell you how IMPORTANT learning safety and sanitation is. One of the first things we were trained on yet one of the biggest issues in the industry.
Truly! It is so gross seeing some peoples habits at work. The only thing we can do is lead by example. I have had to shame people just to sweep their room lol it's crazy.
Maintaining proper hygiene and sanitation is important for all clients and absolutely necessary for clients with sensitive skin, allergies, and suppressed immune systems.
We don't want makeup artists to be for ableds only. Equal access!
i’m not in school for makeup or anything like that i’m just obsessed with makeup i’ve never worked as a makeup artist or in any makeup store and i know not to use dirty brushes or sponges, use disposable mascara wands, lipstick applicators etc. spray products with alcohol to clean the top layer and stuff before using it on a client, it’s not rocket science. These people are working for an actual makeup artist business on real people and can’t follow the most basic health and safety guidelines.
Love how you said how offensive it is to presume people want their skin tone changed! I hate having someone else do my makeup because they always want to make my skin darker, and they use warm toned products on my cool toned skin and it ends up looking muddy and orange.
THIS... The only time an MUA hasn't turned my skin oranger than donald trump was a clinique counter
I just recently modeled for a photo shoot. The photographer had worked with the same team for years before moving to this city. This shoot was his first attempt to set up a new team to work with, so he had never worked with anyone before. The hairstylist he hired "also did makeup." Keep in mind, I have very short hair that requires little to no styling. The hairstylist admitted that she was going to her makeup training course in a month and had little to no experience. She told the photographer, that based off the pictures I had sent them of makeup I had done on myself, he was better off having me do my own makeup beforehand. Well he didn't tell me, so I showed up with a clean face. Fortunately, I brought my basics with me (foundation, concealer, powder, contour palette, mascara, eyeliner, eyelashes, beauty blender, and a few brushes) even though I wasn't expecting to need them. She ended up using all of them. I didn't bring any lipstick so we ended up having to run to the drugstore and pick up a color that would actually look good with my skin tone. She did a decent job with my face, but my eyes are hooded and uneven, so with her limited experience I ended up fixing my eyeshadow and eyeliner, lining my water line, and applying my eyelashes. Fortunately, she was really sweet and was not offended by my help. I could go into more detail, but I'll just say that I hope she takes her class before working with any models who don't bring their own kit.
P.S. Thank you, Robert! You're the reason I was better at makeup than the lady who was getting paid to do my makeup!
Lol I went on one and we had to use my lipstick as blush and eyeshadow, because she forget her powder kit(she'd keep liquid and creams in one kit and powders in separate one just in case one leaked/broke it wouldn't destroy the powder! But AnYwAyS😁✌️💗 ChEaP ass Revlon for the win!!!!🎊🎂🎉
I love how Robert always focuses more on educating his subscribers about the correct technique instead of putting all his energy bashing the MUA he is reviewing.
the paper sheet around the neck is definitely a barbering thing. It's not to keep the hair from getting down your neck, but is actually meant as a barrier between your skin and the cape. (it means they're reusing the capes between clients without washing them after every use)
Him: "These other lip colors are too much. Let's go with a more natural look."
Also him: *applies blue eyeshadow and reddish-brown to highlight the brow line*
Did anyone else have to look away during the still frame of her poor abused eye 😳😱.
I had to cover the screen because it was too painful to look at
@@essiejay2816 me too! I just couldn't 🤢
Yes omg 🤣🤣🤣
Yes cus it was screaming! It was so red
I did multiple times... I was literarily cringing
I would love if he did a video with James showing how to be hygienic with different products like how do you use an eye shadow palette from client to client and keep it sanitary or brow products I’d be so curious to see how that works. Thank you for always pointing things out and breaking down the how’s and why’s Robert!!
Combo of Robert and Judy is just chefs kiss🤌
Not gonna lie; I would love if Robert started a show where he goes to different salons that do makeup and not only critique but train these people. I feel like Robert could be the Gordon Ramsey of the makeup industry.... I’d watch the hell out of that....also; love you Robert; your my spirit animal ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The tabatha of makeup!!
@@Boysnberriez same thought!
yes please
Yes!
THISSSS
What I most enjoy about this video is the fact that we can see Robert's soul leaving his body every time he presses play
I love how Joudi tries so hard to be kind about what she can, even as she knocks what's horrible!
The way he manhandled her was freaking me out.
I get second hand embarrassment for these people 🙈.... how on earth is that ok ??? That white eyeliner pencil was filthy 🥴.... and the lip product tray .... gross
It actually confuses me, I don't believe they themselves think that they did a good job and surely they know what kind of reviews they gst but they still consent to it being filmed.... like what is going through their head?
@@morgianasartre6709 I have no idea it’s beyond me it really is !! How in all that’s sane does anyone make such a diabolical mess !! My two year old he’s daughter does a better job !!🤪
@No Further Questions My guess would be they probably don't even enjoy their primary work and being in that salon at all so customer satisfaction is not of concern at all.
“Vamos a ver que pasa” (“let’s see what happens”) ah yes, my philosophy when doing anything.
My dream is a colab of the two of them. Judy deserves good make up experiences
yes, but they are on 2 different continents....
@@Verbsdescribeus That's why it's a dream....
Judy is braver than any solider because I couldn't do what she does.
Are you a soldier?
@@Gostpepperchicken no it was a joke
@@adafihj6439 I know I thought you made a joke related to your own job.
Hmmm, I don’t agree that she’s braver than “any soldier”. They go through very traumatising events.
But, she IS brave for doing what she does. 🖤
@@theblackvalkyrie69 it wasn't meant literally. It was just a joke.
Judy must have one of the best immunity systems ever. She’s gone to so many dirty salons and she’s still ok 😂😂
They say the more you get exposed, the more immune you get.
She once got a rash around her mouth
I’m here as a student, this is better than my school.
That's terrifying, I wish I knew what school to warn ppl. Tell uss if you want pls pls. Say 👏Their👏 Name👏👜
This is why I really appreciate this channel and everyone else who takes the time to pass down some pro knowledge to regular people for free. A lot of people don’t know better and/or can’t afford services/products of better quality, so they end up getting ripped off when they could get better results themselves. Not to mention that we also learn to have standards. I’m truly thankful, Robert 🙏🏽✨
9:30 Robert, I just want to thank you for the reaction you had when the MUA was disparaging re Judy's skin color! I've had a MUA say I look like a corpse before, cause I'm very fair
My pale ass likes being pale. Do I wanna look like I haven't left my house in 100 years....yes,because honestly I haven't see the sun in a long while 😅
Yes, yes and yes. Also, there is a reason why I spent my money on 50+ spf.
@@sa.w.s.3070 Be careful, it's carcinogenic. Just use sunscreen if you'll be outside for longer than 20-30 minutes. Mineral is safe.
@@TK-ij2xi what is carcinogenic?
@@sa.w.s.3070 As a redhead, spf 50 is my best friend 😂
@@holly1252 I have a darker complexion but I do burn easily, so I understand your friendship 😉
I found her channel through your last reaction video! She’s great! 🤗
I found him thru Judy d. I'm so grateful for both tho 😭
That’s when I found her too
Me too!! And I love her!
Same here! I've watched all her videos since then.
Same!!! Have been watching her ever since.
Judy is brilliant. She has been putting her face in mortal danger for us peons for so long now, I honestly admire the grit and determination. She really needs a "stayed at the most highly rated hotel with spa services" for compensation
OMG! The makeup was hideous! Even the "artist's" hands were dirty. I'd hesitate to use the word artist. UGH
I’m absolutely screaming watching him drag a dull pencil over her eyes over and over
Seriously! My eyes would pour tears and it would be out of my control. Poor Judy 😭
Is no one gonna talk about how he literally attached her to the chair so she couldn't escape
No.
My first and only experience with an unprofessional makeup artist she asked “do you really want to use a foundation this light??” ABOUT A FOUNDATION I BROUGHT FROM HOME BECAUSE IT MATCHED MY SKINTONE 😭
i’m in EST and i don’t get out of bed until noon on sundays (let me live). there is NOTHING better than showering, making a yummy breakfast, and sitting down for back to back welsh bros. videos 😍
#estgang 💜
Oh SAME!!!!! I lol at the judgment from people saying omg how can you waste your day when it's so nice out? Nothing wasteful about rejuvenation in a comfy bed. F off with your judgey words.
😂
It’s the perfect Sunday honestly!
His reaction when he saw how dirty the sponge after twice of being dunked on Judy's skin WAS GENUINELY PRICELESS.
It's remarkable how you can still be so polite, while seeing something like this! :D
"Believe it or not... some people like having pale skin"
It was just a funny way to phrase it 🤣. Why is it so unbelievable? I love my pale skin.
Right! I'm pale too and tbh white people always get so offended when I refuse to fake tan or use dark foundation. I can only get the correct colour match when I ask a black make up artist for help.
Edit: I have a yellow pigment in my skin but pale foundations always have pink pigments.
I love my very fair skin too! I'm the fairest shade of cool foundations. NARS Oslo (the fairest cool-toned shade) is too dark for me. It's so hard to get fair enough shades here in Australia...brands think we're all tanned here
I love mine also
I wish I could love mine but I loooooved hearing Robert say that. It's something I've been made to feel bad for my whole life. I've even had strangers tell me I need a tan or I'm too white. I do not develop color in the sun or a bed and I refuse to cook myself for it
@@paigef5141 Same! It's been constantly said to me that there is something wrong with being so pale that I never even questioned it.
Poor Judy...this one ended looking like a painful “Paint By Number” 🤕
True
I really don't get why most muas Judy goes to recline her? If i'm in a studio setting i will mostly use the mirror in front of me to work, but if not i'm right in front of the client, I need to look straight at them to see how the open eye will look, it really doesn't makes sense to me to work with a client laying back
And can you imagine the back pain!! 🤭
@@RobertWelsh client comfort is number 1 thing, it should be a pleasant experience and laying like that in an old dirty place is not it!
There are 2 types of makeup artists: 1.terrible ones with no sense of color or shape 2. Godlike ones where make you go look at yourself like who daaaaat
1 is not a makeup artist just some random salon taking random employees to do makeup on people for some extra cash.
This video was the reminder I needed to ensure my brushes are always clean 🤢😷
personally any person with long finger nails and touching my face is a no go, one they have nails that can scratch you, which can cause bacteria to grow. Also why doesn't he use something like a puff so he's not touching her face?
Yes! Also you have clean well under them. When I saw his dirty nails, I was like, “Nope!” That would’ve been the thing for me
I never thought of that. Personally I keep my nails short for a multitude of reasons but the idea of someone scratching or nails touching my face while I get my makeup done now horrifies me.
In Med school and residency we cant have fake nails or very long nails because of bacteria. Once I graduated & went for my PhD I was like nails! I missed you!
Yes long nails a big, no no
I'm a cake decorator, and cleanliness is EVERYTHING in food service as well. It makes me cringe when I see questionable hygiene practices of any kind. I also cannot believe how many people are in industries who essentially need to be artists/have artistic talent, and can't color match (her foundation was so off), or simply understand what colors work together and how they blend. I give Judy D SO much credit for braving these people! I could almost feel that white eye pencil dragging on her lid...Gag.
And she paid 😱!! ? I bet she paid more for the antibiotics afterwards 🤦🏽♀️
He does make-up like someone's straight boyfriend who needed a job and watched a UA-cam tutorial
🤣🤣
My mother is a makeup artist and for eyeliner she uses these little containers and brushes that you can throw away, and sometimes if they want the eyeliner she’ll use it and give it to them, and just put the eyeliner on charge, same for lipstick
The perfect Sunday evening doesn't exi--
Robert posts a video reacting to one of Judy's video
😍😍😍💯
🖤🖤🖤
@@RobertWelsh ok, now this is a perfect Sunday 🖤🤗
THIS. ❤
@@hall_lee7829 💜
The eyelid scraper that was supposed to be a pencil....😱😱 My eyes hurt for her!!
Am I the only one who absolutely loves Robert's look today? From the hair, the make up, the outfit...everything is on point!🖤💜
Edit on the hygiene: Did you see the nails closest to her eye? They were filthy! Maybe it was makeup foundation, I'm not sure, but I'd be terrified to have nails looking like that getting anywhere near my eyes.
I love being pale af! There are white walls that look less white than my face (I'm not even joking), and this trend of every white girl looking 3 shades darker than they are is really frustrating, especially when I'm trying to find an affordable foundation.
Hi Robert, could you make a video explaining how you keep everything in your profesional kit hygienic and clean. What you do while doing someone’s makeup and what you do after. I know you talk about this a lot but it would be helpful if you but it all in one video.
I feel like I need to go take an antibiotic. I love these videos, but she's putting herself at risk. I watched this with my mom in my head going, "You only get one set of eyes".
As someone with pretty bad eye sight (still to a degree where glasses can correct it to a good amount but if I take them off and put them down in a place and someone moves them I'll have a pretty hard time finding them and feel like a blind person)... Yeah... I wouldn't risk to loose even more of my ability to see. People who don't need glasses don't even realise how lucky they are...
I just don’t know how she doesn’t start laughing hysterically every time.
Can you please do a video on how to sanitize all of your makeup products ?! Powder products , liquid/gel liners , tools , etc. I think it would help a LOT of makeup artists in training!!
Her videos always make me so sick with how poor the hygiene is , her poor face 😂😭
I could hear her eyelids screaming.. this was so hard to watch, this girl is a true hero!
The way Robert’s face changed in 14:37 when the artist applying the red shadow 😂😂
I did a few model jobs in my early 20s and there was this one make up artist that always came to the job with dirty brushes. Whenever I worked with her, I would get an eye infection afterwards. 😣 When I tried to talk about it with her, she would 'insult' me that I'm just a model and have no idea about make up artistry. And she was right, but I still know that dirty brushes aren't the way to go.
Judy D has the best skin ever😅 I do not know how her face is still attached!?!😂😂
Amazing Robert with wonderful Judy D😊 Keep up with the good work😘
The sound of Robert's rings clicking together is the best sound ever!!
I like how he drew the line at doing her mascara 😂
Natural makeup queen.
I love Judy D! She's such a great girl with an amazing personality! She's always so kind and gentle even when people are rude to her, her channel is super wholesome :)
Btw, one of her best make-ups ever was done by Robert ❤️
My mom went cheap for my senior prom and got a friend of hers to do my makeup, just because she liked the way she did her own makeup. Yeah of course we had nothing in common, different skin tone, skin type, it was not cute, and those prom pics will never see the light of day.
Thats a shame
In the grand scheme of things, it hardly matters really.
@@gingerlilyjena7078 still sorry tho. From what I've heard prom is one of those things that people seem to care about
I have a similar story but about nails....my aunt was CONVINCED that me, a tomboy, needed (NEEDED) the long, square nails so popular in the mid 2000s. I hated them. They looked cute on other people, but mine were not, and I felt self conscious and not like myself all night. Plus, i accidentally scratched my leg and drew blood! I can laugh now, but at the time it SUCKED haha.
Ouch. Yes those nails were a lot of work and terrible for your natural nails. I hope it was a one time thing.
You make Sundays even more special.
Thank you! 🖤🖤🖤
Me: **has a migraine and not having a good day**
Robert: **posts a video**
Me: *it is a good day* 🖤
Ugh I hate migraines! Hope u feel better soon! ❤️
Dealing with a damn migraine today too! Hope you feel better asap! 💗
I haven't had my makeup done in YEARS, but I recently had my hair done for a wedding.... And though it wasn't the worst experience of my life, what bothered me was that I paid her to do something I could have done myself.
For me, the whole point in getting these services, is to achieve or accomplish something we, as customers, don't feel we have the skills or time to do ourselves.
And worse, it seems there's TOO MANY with outdated skills.
Speaking of the hairstylist I saw, everything from the tools she used, to the look she gave me (not what I had asked for), and even her own hair looked like it was from the mid-2000s.
It amazes me to think people make a living performing these services, yet probably haven't learned anything new in 20+ years.
I'm no professional artist, but guarantee I've learned more about hair and makeup in 3 months than my stylist has in a decade.
That's not right.
Next time I'll ask for specific details about one's training.
I love how there's that stand- six-feet-apart Covid sticker behind her... because this guy is all about safety first ...
That red went on the eye and my first thought was the Pepsi logo 🥴
Judy is a brave, brave woman!
All I could say while watching is
“ oh no.......no,no,no,no”
You should recreate one of these terrible makeup artist looks in your style! Also these ‘makeup artists’ should be arrested for abusing Judy’s face 🤣
My eczema is flaring up just watching him dig in that white eyeliner! 😭
She is sooo brave to do this for these videos! The hygiene would be a run and never look back from me!
Exactly
Absolutely disgusting 🤢 it just seems like being hygienic should be common sense when you are a professional MUA.
You’d think right!!
Well we know that most these people know nothing about makeup and are just a random barbers that the management told to do makeup too 😅
been watchin Judi for a couple yrs now. she's always way too sweet about the results lol love her & her bro 💜
I'm literally crying. 😂😂 The sound effects when he was scraping that white pencil on her lids. Holy shit. You in danger, girl.
I love your content because you're frank, yet gentle and educationnal. You don't just say "this isn't rigth". You explain why it isn't. I can learn a lot since I'm a makeup noob and your honesty and sweetness make your content very easy to absorb. Thank you for all the good work. I'm subscribing now
Edit : I love Judy D but often she's too kind with those "profesionnals". I'm glad that as a MUA you can call the bullshit out!
6:07 wait i thought you were a scientist, Disney princess, a plague doctor and Mary Poppins? 😅
Oh I’m all of that for sure!!
@@RobertWelsh and more! 💜
Good afternoon/evening everyone! Hope everyone is having a good day today 😊🖤
I love your friendship with Judy, Robert, I love when you use your platform to lift up other creators, especially smaller creators 🖤🖤
Sunday is a lie, its actually called Welshday. Plus iconic Judy D, I may never recover.
Literally 😂😂😂 watching the welsh twins on a Sunday it’s a routine by this point!
I love how you explain everything, as someone who's very amateurish at makeup (I only do my own, though). It's helpful.
I also love how you recognise that some people would NATURALLY go to use the applicators, so you give the advice "cut the applicator off if you're one of those people and you're a pro artist". I'm not an artist, as I said - but that's the kind of thing that would be so helpful for someone who is, because they might not think of that.
That was horrifying to watch! I don’t know how poor Judy could sit through that experience and not feel sick the whole time. 🤢
Thank you for another great video Robert. I look forward to the next. 🖤💖