BUT 90's was NOT about wet look at all it was all about the MATTE look which i love and will never EVER do any other i cant stand any shine on the face
As a makeup artist, people don’t understand how this tutorial is a GEM✨and to hear Pat McGrath explaining her techniques in the background is giving me chills! ICONIC😍 Maaan DONT sleep on MOTHER!!! She’s been doin this since the 90’s❤
I wish Pat would join youtube and give tutorials she is a REAL influencer tbh the innovation and not just reiteration of trends is what aspiring artist need more than ever rn
i’m not positive if she still does makeup for pm, but there’s a yt on here (forgot her name sorry) who might be someone u wanna look into! hopefully someone else knows who i’m talking about lmao…
Every makeup artist I know has been obsessed with this since it dropped. To be able to hear from Pat McGrath herself is really cool. I have seen several other artists recreating this and guessing at how it was created.
Yess, as a makeup artist myself I’ve been obsessed with it too and couldn’t wait to hear Pat explain it! I’ve been watching the recreations too and planning to make my own recreation soon!😊
Problem is she isn’t the first to do this as it’s been a thing in sfx make up for decades… yet a make up artist copies it and people lose their minds thinking it’s some brand new never done before thing… like where do you think she got the idea from.. especially as she is using skin illustrator products.
@@sazmullium i think thats a huge overreaction lol. ive absolutely heard people talking about similar looks/methods from the past. calm down, let people enjoy art.
being 54 years old and having used and abused makeup thru the sublime eighties when everything was a GO and thru the sultry nineties and the beautiful matte goth smudge eyes looks i was a goth thru those 2 decades and a mix of lots of color too eighties were all about color, i couldnt find then a black lipstick so we used black eyliner with vaseline for shine was just wonderful times but now you guys younger generations have all kinds of makeup which I use it all as well, but matte i really can never go back i really dont like a shiny face with sweat etc... let alone this "porcelain" look BUT i guess many people love it and you did a great job indeed, not for me but its well done
This is just a runway look, it’s not an every day makeup look, it’s just like a piece of art basically, but not a wearable look. By the way, I am not the creator of this look, I only posted the video. The creator is makeup artist Pat McGrath. ☺️
This look is from the 1920’s, with 1990’s colours, lips from the 1800’s, good mixture of historical makeup…. Love the technique and the model is gorgeous
I *knew* it had to be an SFX gloss! I just got one from ProAiire for my own experiments a couple weeks ago! (fun fact, it also makes a bullet-proof eyebrow gel) I'm glad they talked about the powders underneath too. Pat is also a master at building HYPE! It will be so good to have an innovation in cosmetic effects available pre-mixed and tuned for this look. Thank you for uploading these clips!
That was my assumption as well. When I saw others trying to do this look with masks, I tried to explain that they should try either sfx gloss or something like a mac gloss in an airbrush
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and warmest thanks to you for having had the brilliant idea of sharing this exceptional Master class. Your initiative was truly a source of inspiration for all those who were lucky enough to take part 🌸
I just saw the post for this masterclass and recreation pics on Pat McGrath's IG and i was dying to understand when this happened and where , then decided to looked on UA-cam and here I am. I can't express enough how Grateful I feel for you for posting this 😮😢❤🙏 I'm a bridal mua that does editorial at home on free time lol. This is a GEM
It's perfect for editorial, fashion magazines and end certain films and tv series. Though worried about skins complication from using such make up techniques.
I know someone who used to make replicas of the mannequin heads that this look is based on. it's a neat design and an interesting take on the older doll trend. I've only seen a few artists do a gloss finish like that before.
Thank you so much for uploading this! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I live in Australia and it went live at like 7am on a Saturday and I’ve been struggling with migraines and sleeping like crap so I took a sleeping tablet and there’s was no hope for me to wake up before 11am 💋🩷💋
thank you for this wonderful lesson and for the fact that you are, you are very simple and artisanal in doing your job to (finally) obtain new results: certainly a bridge between the past and the future, to be worn in the present.
Re: Pats upcoming glass product! It would be ideal if it was concentrated with instructions of how much distilled water to add per face approx. Then the packaging would be smaller and easier to keep in your kit. Of course sometimes you need more or less but we all have calculators in our pockets these days. Maybe a little measuring cup lid or measure lines dont the side of the bottle?
It’s not a beauty standard it would look ridiculous to go outside in your daily life looking like that haha it’s just an editorial look meant for a fashion show so that the face looks like a plastic doll to match the theme of the fashion show
She didn’t demonstrate it, but she did mention that they clean the area with alcohol first, then build up the glue on top of the brows with a spatula, and then apply concealer over it.
WAIT? PAT MCGRATH just pulled the rug under my feet..the artist used face mask for the runway look? They sold out krylon liquid glass online! A missed new SKINCARE OR COSMETIC product opportunity on PATS part not having the products ready. Production and time on it easily she could have banked In on what krylon Is piggy backing on..
Yes she used different face masks mixed with distilled water! She did say that this look took 3 years in planning with trial and error, and she mentioned about creating something in the lab, I’m not sure if that means that she will come out with her own product for the glass skin or not!
And she did it on IG live for FREE where you have makeup influencers and beauty content creators charging an arm and leg for a master class Edit: grammar
Does anyone know how this look wears? I'm thinking about incorporating the 'glass skin' effect into a look I'm planning for a competition where my model will be walking around in a crowd and having photos taken. will it last or will it start peeling/creasing?
There may be but I don’t have it because I was just taking some videos to take notes for myself, and then after I thought maybe people would like to watch so I decided to combine my videos and post it 😅
Does anyone know what glue or type of glue was used as the prep to the airbrush layers? I asked in the livestream but didn't get an answer. Thanks for recording it and sharing. Our Roman Empire 😂
LOL I’ll just slather my face with Vaseline and have my coworkers comment on my sexy “glass skin”. My skin looked like this when I was in my twenties when I had seriously oily skin and had to be powdering constantly. Too bad I was thirty years late to “the future of makeup.” Pat McGrath doesn’t wear makeup at all…smart lady that!
Hours and hours go into this work of art, her face. Lots of prep.workmaround the eyes so that even the tiniest amount of alcohol would cause the eye makd up to run.. I was wondering how they eould tackle that. I'm almost tempted to say Thanks for Sharing!!
Yes it’s freeman renewing cucumber peel-off gel mask, que bella hydrating pineapple peel off mask, proot calendula peel off face mask, daggett & damsel australian tea tree oil and vitamin e peel off facial mask, mixed with distilled water and sprayed with airbrush. 😊
Freeman renewing cucumber peel-off gel mask, que bella hydrating pineapple peel off mask, proot calendula peel off face mask, daggett & damsel australian tea tree oil and vitamin e peel off facial mask, mixed with distilled water and sprayed with airbrush. 😊
Looks just like the porcelain dolls that are painted like this. They are not this glossy looking in real life..the dolls I mean. It is a bit too glossy..in my opinion. However just my opinion in the matter. There are people that create very lifelike porcelain dolls that are completely jointed and moveable in different positions. Their faces are beautifully painted by hand and each doll looks to have a different personality. Now THAT is creepy. Do a few google searches...seeing boxes of porcelain doll parts..And one guy does amazing clothes for these porcelain dolls. They are pricy but so incredibly beautiful!🌟
I love how this looks like a documentary from the 90s
BUT 90's was NOT about wet look at all it was all about the MATTE look which i love and will never EVER do any other i cant stand any shine on the face
@@CristinaF210 I was talking about the quality of the video. It looks like we’re watching it on a VHS. Chill
@@CristinaF2101999 is literally the epitome of gloss and cyber
As a makeup artist, people don’t understand how this tutorial is a GEM✨and to hear Pat McGrath explaining her techniques in the background is giving me chills! ICONIC😍 Maaan DONT sleep on MOTHER!!! She’s been doin this since the 90’s❤
I agree ❤ She is amazing, it was great being able to watch her process and get her tips 🥰
genius
Yes very generous much success to you! ✨
Love Ms Pat McGrath, if you can get your hands on any of her make-up, run don't walk, get it while you can!
I wish Pat would join youtube and give tutorials she is a REAL influencer tbh the innovation and not just reiteration of trends is what aspiring artist need more than ever rn
Yes I wish she would! Being able to get this class from her for free on Instagram live was pretty amazing though!
@@anabmakeupartist Yes! You do really pretty makeup looks BTW :)
@@whyeselle2230 thank you so much 🥰
i’m not positive if she still does makeup for pm, but there’s a yt on here (forgot her name sorry) who might be someone u wanna look into! hopefully someone else knows who i’m talking about lmao…
No, it’d ruin her brand forever
A nice, neutral look for the office. “Hi!”
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Every makeup artist I know has been obsessed with this since it dropped. To be able to hear from Pat McGrath herself is really cool. I have seen several other artists recreating this and guessing at how it was created.
Yess, as a makeup artist myself I’ve been obsessed with it too and couldn’t wait to hear Pat explain it! I’ve been watching the recreations too and planning to make my own recreation soon!😊
Problem is she isn’t the first to do this as it’s been a thing in sfx make up for decades… yet a make up artist copies it and people lose their minds thinking it’s some brand new never done before thing… like where do you think she got the idea from.. especially as she is using skin illustrator products.
@@sazmullium i think thats a huge overreaction lol. ive absolutely heard people talking about similar looks/methods from the past. calm down, let people enjoy art.
I was hoping someone saved this live! I came in too late and was worried I lost the opprotunity to watch her. Thank you!
You’re welcome!!
being 54 years old and having used and abused makeup thru the sublime eighties when everything was a GO and thru the sultry nineties and the beautiful matte goth smudge eyes looks i was a goth thru those 2 decades and a mix of lots of color too eighties were all about color, i couldnt find then a black lipstick so we used black eyliner with vaseline for shine was just wonderful times but now you guys younger generations have all kinds of makeup which I use it all as well, but matte i really can never go back
i really dont like a shiny face with sweat etc... let alone this "porcelain" look
BUT i guess many people love it and you did a great job indeed, not for me but its well done
This is just a runway look, it’s not an every day makeup look, it’s just like a piece of art basically, but not a wearable look.
By the way, I am not the creator of this look, I only posted the video. The creator is makeup artist Pat McGrath. ☺️
This look is from the 1920’s, with 1990’s colours, lips from the 1800’s, good mixture of historical makeup…. Love the technique and the model is gorgeous
It's the meaning of the word, Timeless..that's exactly what the word means! Its right HERE! The Color combos the skinny eyebrows, it's all.Timeless..
Yes it’s really beautiful!
I *knew* it had to be an SFX gloss! I just got one from ProAiire for my own experiments a couple weeks ago! (fun fact, it also makes a bullet-proof eyebrow gel) I'm glad they talked about the powders underneath too. Pat is also a master at building HYPE! It will be so good to have an innovation in cosmetic effects available pre-mixed and tuned for this look. Thank you for uploading these clips!
That was my assumption as well. When I saw others trying to do this look with masks, I tried to explain that they should try either sfx gloss or something like a mac gloss in an airbrush
The blush on is MAJORRRR
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and warmest thanks to you for having had the brilliant idea of sharing this exceptional Master class. Your initiative was truly a source of inspiration for all those who were lucky enough to take part 🌸
This is going to become a look the way the light hits the skin is amazing..its going to change everything..
Yess it’s a pretty iconic look!
Thank you so much for uploading it, I couldn't see the live
You’re welcome! 🥰
Beautiful models ❤ Exceptional masterclass!! The makeup is somehow timeless, haunting and otherworldly all at the same time LOVE IT!!!!!
I agree! ❤
Hell yeah . Love the Corpse Bride look.
Yes!!! (One of my all time stop animation films)
I just saw the post for this masterclass and recreation pics on Pat McGrath's IG and i was dying to understand when this happened and where , then decided to looked on UA-cam and here I am. I can't express enough how Grateful I feel for you for posting this 😮😢❤🙏 I'm a bridal mua that does editorial at home on free time lol. This is a GEM
You’re welcome ❤️🥰
came from karolina zebrowska video and OMG this is gonna be revolutionary! thanks for uploading
You’re welcome!
I came here from Karolina's video as well.
so did i
It's perfect for editorial, fashion magazines and end certain films and tv series. Though worried about skins complication from using such make up techniques.
It’s for a fashion show so there won’t be complications from doing this once. It’s a peel off mask so it’s still made for the skin
Erin Parsons nailed it!
This is Erin Parsons Every day pop to the shops look!
Yesss so glad you posted it here! It was such an amazing live on Instagram - 17,000 at one point
I know someone who used to make replicas of the mannequin heads that this look is based on. it's a neat design and an interesting take on the older doll trend. I've only seen a few artists do a gloss finish like that before.
Thank you so much for uploading this! 💗 I love that she's shouting out the people on livestream.
Thank you for sharing this. It is stunning, beautiful, horrible, theatrical, haunting and historic. I love it!
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you so much for uploading this! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I live in Australia and it went live at like 7am on a Saturday and I’ve been struggling with migraines and sleeping like crap so I took a sleeping tablet and there’s was no hope for me to wake up before 11am 💋🩷💋
You’re so welcome 🥰❤️
This is an exciting look. Beautiful, fresh, and new.
thank you for this wonderful lesson and for the fact that you are, you are very simple and artisanal in doing your job to (finally) obtain new results: certainly a bridge between the past and the future, to be worn in the present.
thank you SO MUCH for uploading this!
No problem 😊
Ive avoided the whole doll makeup look but this style of the makeup is neat!
I just got into makeup as a grown woman & this is pretty cool ❤
Thank you for the upload I’ve been looking everywhere for it.
You’re welcome!
It’s also so enchanting and doll like before they make it shiny
Amazing work of art ❤ congratulations Pat and your team!!!!
This is HISTORY.💖
I agree 🩷
Thank you for this upload. You are a gem !!! 😭🩷🩷🩷
You’re welcome ❤️❤️❤️
выглядит конечно потрясающе, это настоящее искусство
The makeup is exactly like the makeup in that 50s movie tales of hoffman (a ballet musical)
that's how i feel when i put aloe vera skincare on my face 👁️👄👁️ -----can't move
Thank you for posting !!! I tried screen recording the live when it first came out but my phone glitched and it didn’t recorded. I was devastated 😭
Pat is such a Legend
This is legendary and inspiring
I agree😊
Hi, what is the white product that she puts with a cotton bud, on the side of the nostrils and mouth and chin ?🙂
I’m guessing something like prosaide
@@allys.8629 yes! probably ! 🙂
Love Pat to pieces ❤
My Mom used to buy us peeling face masks from Avon back in the 1980s that gave this same effect.
Peel off face masks are exactly what she used 😊
OMG PORSCHA, when she said she was a model I didn't expect a MODEL MODEL go girl!
Re: Pats upcoming glass product!
It would be ideal if it was concentrated with instructions of how much distilled water to add per face approx.
Then the packaging would be smaller and easier to keep in your kit. Of course sometimes you need more or less but we all have calculators in our pockets these days. Maybe a little measuring cup lid or measure lines dont the side of the bottle?
The redhead model looks like my favorite model: Karen Elson ❤
Another unachievable beauty standart... How amazing...
It’s not a beauty standard it would look ridiculous to go outside in your daily life looking like that haha it’s just an editorial look meant for a fashion show so that the face looks like a plastic doll to match the theme of the fashion show
did she explained which technique she used for glueing and fixing the brows? thank you
wish this was archived after the life but i cant find it
She didn’t demonstrate it, but she did mention that they clean the area with alcohol first, then build up the glue on top of the brows with a spatula, and then apply concealer over it.
She said you can use spirit gum or a glue stick but clean the eyebrows with alcohol first.
WAIT? PAT MCGRATH just pulled the rug under my feet..the artist used face mask for the runway look? They sold out krylon liquid glass online! A missed new SKINCARE OR COSMETIC product opportunity on PATS part not having the products ready. Production and time on it easily she could have banked In on what krylon Is piggy backing on..
Yes she used different face masks mixed with distilled water! She did say that this look took 3 years in planning with trial and error, and she mentioned about creating something in the lab, I’m not sure if that means that she will come out with her own product for the glass skin or not!
@@anabmakeupartist she kept talking about samples so I believe she has a product coming out soon!
Polyvinyl Alcohol (ingredient in kryolan glass skin spray) is the main ingredient in the "peel off masks"
She has products coming out… its already been said.
Beautiful makeup! 💖✨
Luv, luv,luv this❤❤❤❤
Oh ... hm.... the eyebrows are like how I used to draw mine on back in the late 90s. Havin' invisibrows be a struggle for us redheads. lol
I’m late to the party I know, did they say what glue they used around the corners of nose and mouth etc.? I couldn’t find it in the video
Thank you so much for sharing! What is the glue that they used in the creases around the nose and mouth?
1000% DOPE!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow amazing ❤❤❤❤
I think I peeked sarah chapman in the chat????? OH I'm nerding out!!!!
Thank you!! I appreciate it
Simply!, thank you
You’re welcome!
And she did it on IG live for FREE where you have makeup influencers and beauty content creators charging an arm and leg for a master class
Edit: grammar
Yes! I’m so glad she did that it was so nice of her!
Does anyone know how this look wears? I'm thinking about incorporating the 'glass skin' effect into a look I'm planning for a competition where my model will be walking around in a crowd and having photos taken. will it last or will it start peeling/creasing?
I'd be interested to know if it evens out pimples or scars? Or if it makes them more prominent?
Please tell me the name of the second girl ! Who recognise her? She is gorgeous ❤️
Is there an unedited version without the cuts?
There may be but I don’t have it because I was just taking some videos to take notes for myself, and then after I thought maybe people would like to watch so I decided to combine my videos and post it 😅
Does anyone know what glue or type of glue was used as the prep to the airbrush layers? I asked in the livestream but didn't get an answer. Thanks for recording it and sharing. Our Roman Empire 😂
I’m not sure the exact one she didn’t say, all she said is SFX glue, sorry if that didn’t help 😄Haha you’re welcome 🥰
Thanks that is helpful xx
Definitely having nightmares tonight. There was one image online and i thought it was a mannequin…dolls creep me out
Besides a runway model , who would wear this look??
Probably no one, but this look was created for a fashion show!
Cosplayers are absolutely going to recreate this
film and theater
I would
Just wow
What is the last thing she applied ? Fo that shine look
thank you so very much for this. I LIVE.
You’re welcome 😊
Does anyone know which airbrush she is using?
Love it, but please don't bring back thin eyebrows. I'm still trying to grow mine back after the 90s lol.
That's real innovation and creativity. Though I feel terrible for the models. Those peel off masks feel terrible.
LOL I’ll just slather my face with Vaseline and have my coworkers comment on my sexy “glass skin”.
My skin looked like this when I was in my twenties when I had seriously oily skin and had to be powdering constantly. Too bad I was thirty years late to “the future of makeup.” Pat McGrath doesn’t wear makeup at all…smart lady that!
Thanks for share this!!! ❤❤❤
Is there a list of makeup products used?
Hours and hours go into this work of art, her face. Lots of prep.workmaround the eyes so that even the tiniest amount of alcohol would cause the eye makd up to run.. I was wondering how they eould tackle that. I'm almost tempted to say Thanks for Sharing!!
I’m sure there won’t be any alcohol or anything disrupting it, they’re walking a runway . You’re welcome!
I'm using this to paint a doll character
Nice!
It was difficult to see all the products used for the glass look. Do you know what they are? TIA
Yes it’s freeman renewing cucumber peel-off gel mask, que bella hydrating pineapple peel off mask, proot calendula peel off face mask, daggett & damsel australian tea tree oil and vitamin e peel off facial mask, mixed with distilled water and sprayed with airbrush. 😊
what are all the masks called? I tried to search up the candula one but can’t find it
フェデリコ・フェリーニの映画Casanovaに出てくる機械人形を思い出しました。美しい！
動画をアップしてくれてありがとう
Это как биоробот!! Красиво очень.👍💥❤⭐
Is it full live? She has done makeup until this level already?
Ne k needs to be a part of this picture too. Then if you wahr to dress her in a dolls gown..then the neck snd the chest are also a part of the whole.
I love it here
Thanks glad you enjoyed!
I couldn't see, what masks did they mix?
Freeman renewing cucumber peel-off gel mask, que bella hydrating pineapple peel off mask, proot calendula peel off face mask, daggett & damsel australian tea tree oil and vitamin e peel off facial mask, mixed with distilled water and sprayed with airbrush. 😊
THANK YOU
You’re welcome!
The thumbnail definitely scared me because I thought it was the same model 😂☠️
LOOLL same i had to do a double take
May i know the shade name of the lipstick??
For the first girl I think it was Guinevere, the second one I forgot
@@anabmakeupartist thank you so much 🥰
Omg thank you!
You’re welcome!
Is it really not sticky though? I swear I’d give my cat one hug wearing this and it would all be over for me.
Haha no it’s not sticky at all if it’s fully dry, it just can peel off if you’re moving
@@anabmakeupartist Incredible! I mostly believe now haha but the illusion is that convincing, a tiny part of me is still skeptical!
Looks just like the porcelain dolls that are painted like this. They are not this glossy looking in real life..the dolls I mean. It is a bit too glossy..in my opinion. However just my opinion in the matter. There are people that create very lifelike porcelain dolls that are completely jointed and moveable in different positions. Their faces are beautifully painted by hand and each doll looks to have a different personality. Now THAT is creepy. Do a few google searches...seeing boxes of porcelain doll parts..And one guy does amazing clothes for these porcelain dolls. They are pricy but so incredibly beautiful!🌟
Those models had to have scrub sessions to get all those layers off. ❤
Haha actually, it’s so easy to take off, you just peel it off 😁that’s the great part!
What’s the shiny stuff on the skin?😮❤
Liquid glass. Peel off face mask
This is like watching Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel, but better!
I can’t hear Pay speaking and it really annoying, dying to know how she did this - how did they get to the final look. The journey interests me.
Just splash some oil on the face?
But why the eyebrows though?
Can you make the same look using egg whites?
I’m not sure, maybe ☺️
It's not a normal "NO" for me.... It's a "oh hell NOOOOO"