My brush set with sigma I mention in the Video! I’m going to say #AD because although this video isn’t an ad, I make money from people buying my brush set obviously but I just want to be clear! www.sigmabeauty.com/robert-welsh-favorites-brush-set.html
I would love to see a color theory tutorial for the eyes!! That stuff is so fun and fascinating and I don't think get's enough chatter. I.E.> Blue eyes- what would be complimentary colors on the color wheel? Monochrome? or Opposite on the color wheel? This is what makes me "explore" with makeup more~
People don't watch tutorials because most of these "tutorials" are just MUAs putting their makeup on. Now THIS is a tutorial. Explaining how, what and where, no distractions, no annoying background music, excellent. You, Ali Andreea and Alexandra Anele are the only ones I watch who actually explain stuff while showing how. Keep doing those!
Snitchery was also great at this back in the day, now she makes a bit diffrent content, but she was the first ever (makeup) youtuber that I started watching ✨✨🧡
I'm an old school MUA and I say definitely keep doing tutorials. Yes, amp them up with your personal tricks, what brushes/angles, etc. There will always be newbies just learning, or old hens like me who love watching and learning new tricks with new formulas. (We never stop learning!)❤️
That's definitely why. It's fun to watch but the novelty wears off when you try it yourself and realize it's nowhere near as easy as experienced people make it look. It's the same with all of the arts. Like it's fun to watch a pro painter show off skills but that just makes you want a Bob Ross to give you "happy little trees" steps you can actually follow. It can be discouraging to try things that look simple and somehow fail at every step 😅
Im all for repopularizing tutorials! trends come and go and theres always something to learn from every tutorial, even if it was the exact same smokey eye look lol. people aren't going to look up old tutorials as often anymore so you can always make a tried and true method more engaging again! you can be the parade leader Robert 😆
It's so bizarre to hear that tutorials don't do better on UA-cam, because that's the only type of video I actually actively search for in the beauty-sphere. There's so much value in tutorials that expand on good basics as far as color theory, technique and product recommendations. Fun, trendy makeup is well and good, but at the end of the day, knowing how to shape brows and liner for your face in particular is always going to work. Hope these videos get a little more traction! ❤
True but they don’t get the views that they used to like 10 years ago I can upload a UA-cam short video and I can have 1500 views or 1000 views in literally like 30 minutes I upload a long drawn out tutorial explaining everything and I will get under 10 views and it will sit there at 10 views forever! Everyone is into the short videos and the digital creators the ones that make everything look so easy in like 30 seconds or less lol
Yes to tutorials. Let’s go back to those 2009-14 trends like tutorials, honest products reviews before companies cottoned onto the "modern day influencing market", drug store hauls and tests. PLEASE ❤✨
@@cherub73au I think he's doing that. I don't recall him saying in this tutorial, for example, to use the Patrick Ta palette, it's just what he has on hand. I think it's possible to follow technique with whatever you have as most products have the same color variety, coverage levels, etc. Like eyeshadow palettes for instance, I'm sure most of them have neutral browns, a black for smokey situations, and shimmery colors.
As a lifelong tomboy I rarely wear makeup, but when I do, I keep it extremely simple because I don’t know anything about makeup. I don’t really have an interest in advanced styles or techniques, but I still want to look pretty every now and again. Good in-depth tutorials about the basics are hard to find and absolutely priceless.
Yes! Most tutorials require intermediate/advanced skills and skip the basics! I didn’t wear makeup for YEARS, and when I became interested again recently, so much had changed. So many of these basics I never learned because the makeup styles at the time just didn’t need them as much.
this might be the most incredible eyeshadow tutorial i've ever seen. i'm 40, and didn't start doing eyeshadow really until a few years ago. i found it really hard to find tutorials that weren't full glam and bake things. Please do more of these. I love it. you're amazing xx
Hard to find tutorials that fit all ages or not for cough cough anyone who has no wrinkles and baby sking cough approaching 40 myself and I love these modern tutorials that help and not just try to get you to buy stuff
I would love to see tutorials on how to do eyeshadow for different eye shapes🫶...I have round and very slightly hooded eyes, and it's hard to find an eyeshadow placement that works for me and doesn't make my eyes look bulgey .....love you Robert! 🖤
I have fairly round eyes and I've realized a couple of things over time. The first is that going beyond my lid/into the crease looks odd on me. Very light colors can work, depending on the look I'm going for, but I usually skip it and keep color on the lid. The second is that I only line my eyes from the halfway point of my lid outward, on the top, and then maybe a third of the way in max on the bottom. It still gives definition but doesn't create the bulging look. Occasionally I break these "rules" if I'm doing something purposely dramatic or a costumey look, but they help most of the time.
It took me a long time to realize the reason why my eyeshadow didn’t turn out well was because I have hooded eyes and no one on UA-cam who does tutorials does. And the ones who say they do, DON’T. But I’m real life, many people do!
Best makeup tutorial I have ever seen. Some of us need this in depth of a tutorial. It’s all in the details. You are a really good teacher, Robert. (From a first grade teacher.)
Please do more of these!!! I've been doing my makeup roughly the same way since I bought my first wet&wild eyeshadow at 13. When I try to follow other youtube tutorials, it always comes out looking wrong because youtubers seem to assume that I have a higher base knowledge level than I actually do. I promise that the audience is here.
I think I speak for many people when I say we love all your content. What speaks to me is your authenticity, knowledge and skill. I would love regular tutorials!
i just wanna say ive been doing my makeup for years and it has always looked "okay". sometimes I still feel like I am missing something. I'm so excited to see what new tutorials you'll drop in the future!
I have a tip! The darker the colour of the shadow you're working with is when you're doing more complex looks with gradients, the smaller the blending brush you want to use. You don't want the gradient colours to blend into each other, you want them to stay separated enough to be (subtly) distinguishable.
I’ll gladly take any tutorial you would be willing to do!!! The one thing that I have ALWAYS struggled with, is knowing how to ‘read’ a palette to know how to put looks together that actually work and look purposeful… all help gratefully received! 😘
A good way to start with a new palette that is overwhelming is to look at either the rows, the columns or the quads. Most modern colour stories are set out with one of these in mind. The easiest example I can think of is Lauren Mae Beauty's recent collaboration with Oden's Eye. She has a cool tone neutral column, a warm tone neutral column, her "pop of colour" column in the middle and then her all shimmer blues column and her blue look column. She specifically laid it out this way with two shadow looks in mind. I know this isn't as helpful with some bigger palettes, anything over 12 shades can be daunting. In those situations, I sometimes find myself playing palette bingo instead 🙈
This was the best eyeshadow tutorial I’ve ever watched. Omg this was so helpful from “don’t forget to put primer on the outside corner where you tear up” to how you figure the angle to blend your shadow, and aim for the lashes! Including finger placement and angles was fantastic!! You’re the best!!!
My favorite tip is for hodded eyes and winged liner, keeping eyes open! Seems so simple but is super useful. I personally love tutorials not only for help but also for inspiration 💕 I also find them super helpful.
it's so fascinating to me to get your take on makeup artistry because I'm a classically trained traditional artist and it still amazes me how much they overlap, like you mentioned the way you hold your makeup brush affects how it works, which is the same thing you learn doing oil painting for example. definitely support more of these, well done! ♡
SAME! This really clicked for me when I saw a contouring video that taught underpainting! I've also felt like I have a transferable knowledge base with products- like how layering primer, foundation, etc follows the "fat over lean" principle. I see so many people reviewing products blaming the makeup for issues that are definitely caused by using, for instance, a water-based product over silicone or (especially) oil-based primer or moisturizer. And we definitely know our way around brushes :) Once you've dealt with cleaning brushes after oil painting, makeup is a cakewalk.
It's a shame you don't get as many views for tutorials and reviews, those are my two favorite things you do! I am in my 50s and just now learning about makeup, you have taught me a lot! Thanks!
Thank you for doing this! No one else explains the angles or how to blend out, when you watch other influencers they just say “okay now we’re going to blend that out” so this was really nice and I actually learned something
Please bring back tutorials. They’re what brought me to UA-cam and no one does them now. So much better than the challenges everyone started to do. P.s. love your vids
YESSSSS Robert please don’t ever stop making these, it’s like getting a masterclass from you. We can buy all the products that being constantly shoved down our throats, but what good will they be if we’re not applying them correctly. This was amazing❤
Would definitely love a monthly tutorial video or something like that! I was never on beauty UA-cam back in the day, so i didn't watch all the tutorials for years to get tired of them and I can't be the only one. Your kind and genuine personality draws in a lot of viewers that others may not have, so I bet there are a lot of people that watch you that aren't tired of tutorials. You're the only person I watch religiously who talks about just makeup and I wouldn't be surprised to find out that I'm not alone in that.
This was great!! Even when you were apologizing for having to look in the mirror, we were able to see how you were applying it, the angle of the brush etc. Thank you for doing this!
As someone who loves makeup but also gets bored/discouraged easily, this tutorial is GEE-NEE-OUS!! It’s educational, accessible, and leaves room for personal preferences/tweaks. These are a perfect addition to your content!! 💜🖤
Everyone gets into makeup at different times and methods keep changing and developing with the times. We will always need tutorials. Getting them from a pro is a gift. Keep up the excellent work 💜
I wasn’t allowed to wear makeup growing up (very religious mom) so after me and my sister moved out we both became obsessed with makeup. I do mean obsessed!! Even into our 40’s. My sister died last year from breast cancer and she left me all of her makeup. I’m just now getting back into watching makeup UA-cam again. We used to always watch the makeup channels on UA-cam and discuss the makeup and do each other’s makeup. It’s difficult but I’ve finally convinced myself that I’m not betraying her by watching makeup UA-cam channels without her 😢😢. Makeup truly brings me joy like nothing else and I know she wouldn’t want me to be sad 😔.
More of these, please! Some of us are 40 years old but didn't start really wearing makeup until we had a teenage daughter, and we both learned bad tips from influencers. Turns out it's harder to unlearn and relearn than it is to learn correctly the first time.
how do people not watch these sorts of tutorials anymore, like why do they not want to expand their knowledge any further? please keep making these videos, you're rescueing my make up looks biiiig time!
Sadly I think the "clean girl" look has kinda killed alot of makeup stuff in general, just throw on BB cream and a rare beauty liquid blush and maybe a halo glow bronzer and you're done, it's not alot to learn. So now it feels like it's just influencers discussing brand releases No offense to girls who like the style, but I kind of want the "clean girl" thing to stop being trendy just so content creators can be creative again. Because I remember in 2016 when smokey looks were in and there were SO many tutorials
I watch and rewatch the tutorials. Every single one. Friday night I sat in my living room floor with all my brushes and pallets, and you on my 55 inch TV playing in my makeup. Something I haven't done in over a year. For what it's worth my 16 year old son who thinks all makeup is bad and hates when I wear it or as he calls it (messing up moms face), came in and looked at the make up chaos and told me, "Yeah you should stick with this guy cause you dont look crazy like that time you tried following James Charles." Lol
Awesome tutorial Mr. Welsh!!! So many "a ha" moments. The detail and demonstration of brush angles and pressure is incredibly helpful. It feels like I've watched hundreds of tutorials and this is a million times more helpful than the others. Please, please, please continue tutorials like this. There is an audience. I think people have lost interest in tutorials because they can't get the same results. It feels like this video is a one on one, personal tutorial with a pro mua. I would love to see more tutorials about the subtleties of brush angles and pressure, etc. I don't have much eyelid space, so I thought the answer was to get smaller brushes, but I still couldn't get good blending results. I will practice what you've shown today. Also, I am 52, (my birthday was yesterday!l), so the skin of my eyelids has changed. As a Pro MUA, I'm sure you have many tips having to work with all skin types, regardless of how many times they've been around the sun. I really love your channel and love you as a person! Thank you!! ❤️
I freaking LOOOOOOOVE old school tutorials! I hear everyone asking for them but also hear they don't do very well? So weird! I hope this video does very well and we can keep seeing them... love you Robert!
I did full-on 80s glam back in the day. But now at 53, and after not wearing make up during lock down, I have no clue what I’m doing with make-up anymore. Please keep doing the tutorials. You’re great. And while I’m not going with a smoky eye when I’m teaching 7 year olds, I still pick up some tips from your expertise. Thanks!
Yes, PLEASE! More tutorials! They are what I really need. I can't buy lots of products, so reviews make me jealous! And anyone can react to things. I love seeing every little step and angle. I learned SO much from this
I'm not a beginner and I'm far from an expert so I definitely think that there's still a place for tutorials. I personally really love your approach in this one because, in most tutorials, they only show you the type of brush to use but not how to angle it, hold it or how much pressure to use to get it right, which can lead to *very* different results ... Very excited to give this a go tomorrow!
ROBERT!!!! I love this! I love how you've turned your head away from the camera to show us the specific angles that you hold your brushes. I WILL be sitting in front of my mirror when I watch this again to test out my skills and play with makeup. I always think your eyeshadow looks amazing, but when I try it myself, I can't quite get the shape or the faded edges right. Now I have some tips! I'm a long time follower and I've watched and loved your older tutorials, and I'm so excited to see that they are back. Perhaps tutorials will be cool again when people see how much they can learn from a real MUA and not just every average person putting on makeup in their bedroom.
I am loving this tutorial!! The emphasis put on how to hold, move and control the different brushes is exactly what I need to better my make-up skills!🎨🖌
My mom and I watch you together- and she was SO excited to see a new technical tutorial from you!! She is having new challenges applying makeup as her skin matures… so if you ever feel like doing a tutorial on 60+ skin, she would adore that 🥺 now lemme go play that eye primer video for her lol
I live tutorials especially from you because you actually show the proper techniques and all the little things like how to hold the brushes, etc. Please keep making them!! 🙏🏻
Robert we are HERE for your TEACHINGS! 👏🏼 You have improved the look of my eyes (& I’m sure many of your subscribers can agree) your brush techniques - where to hold, what angle, that pinky finger - they make a world of difference. And just now I learned about the angle trick of the eyeliner! 🤯 you just make life better 🤗💜 I’m here for all of your content but tutorials benefit me the most.
I absolutely love this tutorial, I find it kind of bizzare that people don't really watch tutorials. I feel like even if you are an MUA or just someone who is pro at makeup, there's always tips and tricks that you can pick up from other artists. I'm part of the younger audience being 18 and I have always liked makeup but I could just never really do it properly I guess. Having tutorials is honestly refreshing considering most makeup content on Instagram and tiktok is just so quick and the process is cut out, you can't follow and replicate themselves. So I actually really appreciate this tutorial and I've definitely learnt tips that are going to make my eye makeup so much more clean. So please keep doing these Robert, they are really helpful! 🖤🖤🖤
It's interesting how tutorials seem to not get any attention but makeup "hacks" are all the rage. I think it's because the latter tend to be shorter to attract those with low attention spans. Not trying to be mean because I can get distracted easily as well. Just noticing.
I don't think I ever leave comments on anyone's video but please please please keep making tutorials!! I landed on your page in the first place due to a tutorial and love the detail and care you put into yours. My fave was definitely when you demonstrated how lighting can have a big effect on the way your makeup shows up. Your knowledge is invaluable!
i love when tutorials state a "why" and a "this method vs that method" because it helps me understand. there are a lot of tutorials that don't do that, so i'm left to try and find the reason and logic for a person's actions on my own. sometimes i DO figure it out, but that's normally not the case, which bums me out. THIS is the type of explanation i look for in tutorials, so thank you!
Thank you so much for bringing tutorials back. I am 48 years old, and have gotten seriously back into makeup about five years ago. I am always willing to learn and I take what I want and leave the rest. There's never a video I watch that I don't learn something from. Content creators are a wealth of knowledge. I am so grateful for all of you, especially you Robert. Thank you!!
Really appreciate how incredibly detailed your explanations are! Things like how to hold the brush and what kind of motions to make with your hand don’t always get explained in tutorials but they can make a big difference as you demonstrated, so I feel like I learned a lot today 😊 Edit: the “pinky up” suggestion REALLY helped me, I’m always death-gripping my brushes and need to consciously tell myself to relax but it feels way easier now!
Yeah, a lot of ppl on here when they "help" teach how to do ur eyes right, the video pretty much consists of them saying u got to buff it out, just keep buffing... Like okkkk???
Your original "doing it wrong" eye tutorial changed the game for me. I'm still not great, because my eyes are different shapes and I struggle getting them to look even. Live tutorials, I could watch yours everyday!
I still come back to the old videos to remind myself on how to do my eyes, cut crease the most. I have hooded, down truned eyes so I still love watching tutorials on eye looks and techniques to help me with it all. So I still appreciate these videos. Love it 💕 😍 .
This was one of the most truly helpful videos I’ve ever watched! And I watch a lot of UA-cam 😂 Thank you for filming this, and please keep doing tutorials. I love your teaching style and how you explain everything so thoroughly. ❤
@@RobertWelshplease do more tutorials, but one with all the makeup steps and every brush needed to do them. Will you do one on how to do Smoky eyes, and another for hooded eyes please? I’m a new subscriber with this video. ❤❤
Yayyyyy!!! As someone (one of the few I guess) who live tutorials and reviews, despite being trained for over 2 decades, I am so happy to see this, Robert! If you enjoy doing them, I love that you are going to add tutorials to your content. Have fun and please know they will be watched and loved by my ancient self!!❤❤
I know, right? I was trained many MANY years ago and yet still love watching tutorials. I am so happy Robert does them. From one ancient Gen X to you, sending love from New Orleans!
Alexandra Anele also did an in depth tutorial of blending for beginners (using neutrals) and a separate one for doing colors. I think they were both really helpful so if you ever want to do a reaction video on them 😅
Tutorials have longevity! They may not do well initially but viewers find themselves googling for them when they need them. I think they’re similar to DIY repair videos; a great reference to go to and we’re glad they are there when we need it!
Absolutely do more tutorials! I am always learning from you, and I love the little tips and tricks. I was so happy when you mentioned putting a little primer by the outside corner of your eye to help if it's tearing. The outside corner of my right eye always tears up, and it's so annoying. I am definitely going to try that :) Thanks, Robert!
Yes please continue doing more tutorials! ❤ the ones on yt are mostly from the beauty guru era circa 2016 and are absolutely terrible nowadays 😂 We need updated tutorials with todays trends and professional advices😊
I’d love to see Robert do his subscribers makeup, Lisa Eldridge style, I’d just like to see how he approaches different skin types and face shapes. I love seeing the magic of makeup and how it enhances beauty while still looking like them.
Please bring these tutorials back, you have such a gift with teaching 💕 Crazy how social media went from in depth tutorials, to click bait scammy short clips. Tip for those with sparse eyebrows trying to achieve a fuller brow: use eyeshadow primer in that area and let it set! If you’re oily this will especially help!
Tutorials might seem so basic for you, but they're my favorite. Reaction videos can be entertaining, but there's so much more substance and appreciation for makeup in a tutorial.
Your tutorials/tips+tricks are actually my favourite! I watch all of your videos, but I just feel so much more fulfilled after watching a tutorial. I love seeing professionals doing their craft and even more so when they share their thought process as they work.
Yaaassss!! A new Robert tutorial! I love it! You've always said you started UA-cam to help educate others and to share your knowledge about makeup so this vid is totally in keeping with that mission statement. I'm so happy you did it. 🎉 insert joyous celebratory Disney music here 🎉 💜💜💜
Tutorials are always interesting bc skills are always being refined, new tips come up, new styles show up and Masters like you should show us how to apply them
That was the most amazing tutorial I have every seen! I finally know what I’ve been doing wrong for 30 years 😂 Please do more of these! I could listen to your voice all day ❤ and the way you explain things is incredible 😮 Thank you so much 🥰
I just want to say I absolutely appreciate the tutorial-type videos! The reactions are fun to watch too and informative, but as someone who's newer to makeup (and whose eyeshadow looks almost exactly like your wrong side if you stopped at the sparkle step), they're super helpful
I actually really appreciate tutorials, they helped me discover my lid type and they help me with ways to apply eyeshadow properly so it can be seen. I have hooded lids and never knew why my shadow looked so bleh and why it always creased, I didn't know there were types (LOL I know right..) and I was doing it wrong. Tutorials are amazeballs!
Please keep making tutorials if you enjoy doing them. I recommend yours to all my friends having makeup issues. Yours are hands down the best and most detailed tutorials I’ve ever found and they were absolute game changers for me! There will always be people seeking advice on better techniques to help them, so why not?
I always appreciate tutorials from honest MUAs like yourself who explain in understandable and patient methods. You’re a master at your craft and you clearly wish to bestow knowledge to others. 🖤
Oh my goodness I have never been able to figure out eyeliner on my waterline and this video finally taught me how. I’m so happy you’ll be posting more tutorials, Robert! ❤
I really enjoyed this one! And I think it's always a good thing for you to remind us about the hows and whats when it comes to techniques! Sometimes we get in the routine of just buffing out colors on our lids, in a hurry to get to work, etc, and don't take the time to perfect our makeup application! At least I know it happens to me 🤣 so thank you sm Robert for bringing me back! 👏
I love the tutorials. With all the tips and tricks out there, it's hard to find someone who takes it back to basics. And since I am basic, that's what I'm looking for. I've only found one other person that I like who does that. So thank you for all your help. 🖤🌙
Oh Robert, I'm so happy about you making tutorials. I always see your looks for your reaction videos and complain (internally) how you don't teach us how you make them 😭 I really love how authentic you are. F the algorithm, i will be watching all your tutorials 😍
Yes, please do more tutorials! You have addressed every little thing I struggled with, but couldn't quite put my finger on. Older tutorials can feel a bit outdated, so I love to see new ones.
This is the exact video I have always needed. That thumbnail was so unbelievably jarring to me because I’m telling you, the left side is EXACTLY what my eyeshadow looks like no matter what I do. You are such a brilliant teacher. Thank you so much for this. I just washed my face and did my skincare for bed, otherwise I’d be trying your techniques right now! I’m so excited to try it out in the morning!! You are the greatest! 🤗
This reminds me so much more of a drawing/fine art tutorial than a typical makeup tutorial because you explain what and why you do certain things. A lot of the make up tutorials I remember watching weren’t as informative, but all the fine art tutorials were! Thank you Robert!
As a og makeup artist I love watching these cause every days a school day and ur never too old to learn different ways of achieving the same look. Perfection
Kind of sucks that people aren't watching tutorials anymore. For those of us who are still learning, the tutorials are everything. I'm pretty new to your channel and when I have questions I just start going through your videos. You are so good at instruction.
More, more, more of this please!!! That was seriously one of the most helpful eyeshadow tutorials ever. Love the instruction for which brush to use and how to hold it. I always love your eye looks and learning how to do them from you is amazing, you’re a great teacher!❤
I only wear eyeliner and lipstick but I'm very interested in wearing eyeshadow but I'm so scared of "doing eyeshadow wrong" and being overwhelmed by how many brush, pallete, and primer options are out there, and not wanting to waste money, that I haven't ever used eyeshadow. I think this video might finally push me to do it!!!! I'm excited.
Your the best teacher when it comes to makeup. I watch a lot of makeup tutorials and you explain it so well and show us how to do it so well and easy. Thank you so much for making sense
Omg! I think using your pinkie as the pivot point is going to be a game changer because it keeps the angle correct. It’s what I’ve always struggled with and my eyeshadow goes in all directions. Thank you!!!
Maybe, I'm an exception, but I absolutely love and enjoy watching tutorials and could watch you do them all day. Haha. I'm nowhere near at a pro level, & can always use more tips & tricks, especially from an amazing Pro and icon, like yourself. The knowledge you have needs to be shared, so thank you for making these types of videos. ♥️💜
Yes! I'd love to see more tutorials on your channel 💗 things like simple date night makeup, daily makeup with a twist of colour... Like in good, old, before tiktok times 😅💗💜 Thank you Robert for all your hard work and for your valuable content x
This is so helpful! With inspiration from you, I've just purchased my first cc toner and can't believe how well it tones down my redness! I bought my first brush set and have been trying to up my eyeshadow game, but it's tricky to see photo tutorials and not know the technique! Your tutorial today was perfect timing and now I'm ready to give it another shot! Thank you for making good make up feel accessible for those of us with average skills!
I love YOUR tutorials. You know what you're talking about and you explain things so well. You're in-depth about how things work and why you do what you do, and why other things don't work. That's what we love about you
How did you know I just bought eyeshadow today and needed this?! I'm out of practice and my makeup is old, so I picked up a new palette to play with, and here you are with the good tips. I especially appreciated seeing the angles you held the brushes at. Thank you!
Yessss Robert 💜 I really have a hard time with blending so this is exactly what I need! Using your expert makeup tips has made me feel so much more confident in myself - thank you so much for all you do! 🖤
I’ve been here since the start of the pandemic and I live for your tutorial videos. There is NO ONE on the internet who does them as well as you do. They might not get as many views as tiktok reacts or whatever but you are the absolute king of that niche and I think that is worth something too ❤️
There are 'tutorials' and then there is sitting here and feeling like I'm in a professional makeup class with you as the teacher. Thank you SO MUCH for your explanations on things like brush technique. That's not something I've ever heard before and is incredibly helpful. Please keep these coming, Sensei! ♥
I was sooooo excited to see this!! I always look for tutorials!!! I take care of my mom full time and don't have all day everyday to practice. It is very few and far between I have time. So finally seeing a new tutorial is refreshing!! Thank you Robert! 🧡
I’m happy to see tutorials again! I learned how to do makeup on UA-cam when I was a teenager in like 2008 and while I think I know how to do my makeup, I definitely have slipped in to a routine and my techniques could do with some tuning up, so this video was great :)
I really appreciate a good tutorial, mostly because I suck at putting my makeup on! 😂 Please keep doing these however you see fit ❤ Much love to you Robert!
Please keep doing tutorials!!! I miss them. I stopped watching so many beauty gurus because 1. Drama and 2. NO TUTORIALS! and I trust you because you have given us (me) real working advice. I always put some powder underneath my foundation because of you and it WORKS! I don't have to buy some foundation for oily skin that "works" because said person is promoting it.
My brush set with sigma I mention in the Video! I’m going to say #AD because although this video isn’t an ad, I make money from people buying my brush set obviously but I just want to be clear!
www.sigmabeauty.com/robert-welsh-favorites-brush-set.html
Honestly, Robert, you are the person who taught me how to blend my eyeshadow the right way
I've just ordered your Ciaté London makeup. Can't wait to get it. Proud to be a supporter of your creations.
How fucking lush is Robert. You are the best friend i don't have ❤️
I would love to see a color theory tutorial for the eyes!! That stuff is so fun and fascinating and I don't think get's enough chatter. I.E.> Blue eyes- what would be complimentary colors on the color wheel? Monochrome? or Opposite on the color wheel? This is what makes me "explore" with makeup more~
And we appreciate the integrity
People don't watch tutorials because most of these "tutorials" are just MUAs putting their makeup on. Now THIS is a tutorial. Explaining how, what and where, no distractions, no annoying background music, excellent. You, Ali Andreea and Alexandra Anele are the only ones I watch who actually explain stuff while showing how. Keep doing those!
Exactly!
You are the best!!❤❤
Snitchery was also great at this back in the day, now she makes a bit diffrent content, but she was the first ever (makeup) youtuber that I started watching ✨✨🧡
Absolutely this 100%!
Alex and Robert are the only ones I watch too 🎉
I'm an old school MUA and I say definitely keep doing tutorials. Yes, amp them up with your personal tricks, what brushes/angles, etc. There will always be newbies just learning, or old hens like me who love watching and learning new tricks with new formulas. (We never stop learning!)❤️
Totally agree!
Couldn't have said it better!! ⭐
Yes, I love tutorials. ❤️
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Ahhh yes ❤️
I think people don't watch tutorials anymore because none of them are like this - well made and explained. Thank you so much for this, Robert! xo
That's definitely why. It's fun to watch but the novelty wears off when you try it yourself and realize it's nowhere near as easy as experienced people make it look.
It's the same with all of the arts. Like it's fun to watch a pro painter show off skills but that just makes you want a Bob Ross to give you "happy little trees" steps you can actually follow. It can be discouraging to try things that look simple and somehow fail at every step 😅
Im all for repopularizing tutorials! trends come and go and theres always something to learn from every tutorial, even if it was the exact same smokey eye look lol. people aren't going to look up old tutorials as often anymore so you can always make a tried and true method more engaging again! you can be the parade leader Robert 😆
It's so bizarre to hear that tutorials don't do better on UA-cam, because that's the only type of video I actually actively search for in the beauty-sphere. There's so much value in tutorials that expand on good basics as far as color theory, technique and product recommendations.
Fun, trendy makeup is well and good, but at the end of the day, knowing how to shape brows and liner for your face in particular is always going to work.
Hope these videos get a little more traction! ❤
True but they don’t get the views that they used to like 10 years ago I can upload a UA-cam short video and I can have 1500 views or 1000 views in literally like 30 minutes I upload a long drawn out tutorial explaining everything and I will get under 10 views and it will sit there at 10 views forever! Everyone is into the short videos and the digital creators the ones that make everything look so easy in like 30 seconds or less lol
Yes to tutorials. Let’s go back to those 2009-14 trends like tutorials, honest products reviews before companies cottoned onto the "modern day influencing market", drug store hauls and tests. PLEASE ❤✨
Also I'd love for him to show us how to use what we already have. Shop from our stash.
Exactly!! Well said.
Love the tutorials AND the reinvigorating the looks you can make from products you already own.
@@cherub73au I think he's doing that. I don't recall him saying in this tutorial, for example, to use the Patrick Ta palette, it's just what he has on hand. I think it's possible to follow technique with whatever you have as most products have the same color variety, coverage levels, etc. Like eyeshadow palettes for instance, I'm sure most of them have neutral browns, a black for smokey situations, and shimmery colors.
As a lifelong tomboy I rarely wear makeup, but when I do, I keep it extremely simple because I don’t know anything about makeup. I don’t really have an interest in advanced styles or techniques, but I still want to look pretty every now and again. Good in-depth tutorials about the basics are hard to find and absolutely priceless.
Yes! Most tutorials require intermediate/advanced skills and skip the basics! I didn’t wear makeup for YEARS, and when I became interested again recently, so much had changed. So many of these basics I never learned because the makeup styles at the time just didn’t need them as much.
this might be the most incredible eyeshadow tutorial i've ever seen. i'm 40, and didn't start doing eyeshadow really until a few years ago. i found it really hard to find tutorials that weren't full glam and bake things. Please do more of these. I love it. you're amazing xx
Hard to find tutorials that fit all ages or not for cough cough anyone who has no wrinkles and baby sking cough approaching 40 myself and I love these modern tutorials that help and not just try to get you to buy stuff
Take a look at Wayne Goss, he does simple technique tutorials, and for skin of all ages.
I would love to see tutorials on how to do eyeshadow for different eye shapes🫶...I have round and very slightly hooded eyes, and it's hard to find an eyeshadow placement that works for me and doesn't make my eyes look bulgey .....love you Robert! 🖤
Same I have hooded eyes lol
I have fairly round eyes and I've realized a couple of things over time. The first is that going beyond my lid/into the crease looks odd on me. Very light colors can work, depending on the look I'm going for, but I usually skip it and keep color on the lid.
The second is that I only line my eyes from the halfway point of my lid outward, on the top, and then maybe a third of the way in max on the bottom. It still gives definition but doesn't create the bulging look.
Occasionally I break these "rules" if I'm doing something purposely dramatic or a costumey look, but they help most of the time.
I’m in the hooded eyes gang!! 😂
It took me a long time to realize the reason why my eyeshadow didn’t turn out well was because I have hooded eyes and no one on UA-cam who does tutorials does. And the ones who say they do, DON’T. But I’m real life, many people do!
I would love to see them for hooded eyes as well. I'm losing the space on my eyelids as I age. So I'm learning how to do makeup all over again.
Best makeup tutorial I have ever seen. Some of us need this in depth of a tutorial. It’s all in the details. You are a really good teacher, Robert. (From a first grade teacher.)
He is an amazing teacher. I would love to take a class with him.
I love tutorials, please keep making them 🥺 I don't need more products, I just need more technical skills!!
Literally on the ball with that one
Exactly!!!!!
Agreed!!!
Me too!!
This is how I feel too!
Please do more of these!!! I've been doing my makeup roughly the same way since I bought my first wet&wild eyeshadow at 13. When I try to follow other youtube tutorials, it always comes out looking wrong because youtubers seem to assume that I have a higher base knowledge level than I actually do. I promise that the audience is here.
Agree to this 💯!!
Agreed
+1
I think I speak for many people when I say we love all your content. What speaks to me is your authenticity, knowledge and skill. I would love regular tutorials!
i just wanna say ive been doing my makeup for years and it has always looked "okay". sometimes I still feel like I am missing something. I'm so excited to see what new tutorials you'll drop in the future!
I have a tip!
The darker the colour of the shadow you're working with is when you're doing more complex looks with gradients, the smaller the blending brush you want to use. You don't want the gradient colours to blend into each other, you want them to stay separated enough to be (subtly) distinguishable.
I’ll gladly take any tutorial you would be willing to do!!! The one thing that I have ALWAYS struggled with, is knowing how to ‘read’ a palette to know how to put looks together that actually work and look purposeful… all help gratefully received! 😘
Yes!!! Figuring out which colours and textures go together is a nightmare
Great ask!
Love this idea!!
This 100%! Like i look at a palette and go "that's a nice color story but idk what it's telling me" 😐
A good way to start with a new palette that is overwhelming is to look at either the rows, the columns or the quads. Most modern colour stories are set out with one of these in mind. The easiest example I can think of is Lauren Mae Beauty's recent collaboration with Oden's Eye. She has a cool tone neutral column, a warm tone neutral column, her "pop of colour" column in the middle and then her all shimmer blues column and her blue look column. She specifically laid it out this way with two shadow looks in mind. I know this isn't as helpful with some bigger palettes, anything over 12 shades can be daunting. In those situations, I sometimes find myself playing palette bingo instead 🙈
This was the best eyeshadow tutorial I’ve ever watched.
Omg this was so helpful from “don’t forget to put primer on the outside corner where you tear up” to how you figure the angle to blend your shadow, and aim for the lashes!
Including finger placement and angles was fantastic!! You’re the best!!!
My favorite tip is for hodded eyes and winged liner, keeping eyes open! Seems so simple but is super useful.
I personally love tutorials not only for help but also for inspiration 💕
I also find them super helpful.
I agree with you on this! I have hooded eyes and always need all the tips I can get.
it's so fascinating to me to get your take on makeup artistry because I'm a classically trained traditional artist and it still amazes me how much they overlap, like you mentioned the way you hold your makeup brush affects how it works, which is the same thing you learn doing oil painting for example. definitely support more of these, well done! ♡
SAME! This really clicked for me when I saw a contouring video that taught underpainting! I've also felt like I have a transferable knowledge base with products- like how layering primer, foundation, etc follows the "fat over lean" principle. I see so many people reviewing products blaming the makeup for issues that are definitely caused by using, for instance, a water-based product over silicone or (especially) oil-based primer or moisturizer.
And we definitely know our way around brushes :) Once you've dealt with cleaning brushes after oil painting, makeup is a cakewalk.
Would love to learn some tricks for dusting colour shadows. I can do neutrals and gold shimmers but get stressed adding bold colours!
It's a shame you don't get as many views for tutorials and reviews, those are my two favorite things you do! I am in my 50s and just now learning about makeup, you have taught me a lot! Thanks!
Thank you for doing this! No one else explains the angles or how to blend out, when you watch other influencers they just say “okay now we’re going to blend that out” so this was really nice and I actually learned something
Yes! Exactly this!
Same!
Please bring back tutorials. They’re what brought me to UA-cam and no one does them now. So much better than the challenges everyone started to do. P.s. love your vids
YESSSSS Robert please don’t ever stop making these, it’s like getting a masterclass from you. We can buy all the products that being constantly shoved down our throats, but what good will they be if we’re not applying them correctly. This was amazing❤
So agree
Would definitely love a monthly tutorial video or something like that! I was never on beauty UA-cam back in the day, so i didn't watch all the tutorials for years to get tired of them and I can't be the only one. Your kind and genuine personality draws in a lot of viewers that others may not have, so I bet there are a lot of people that watch you that aren't tired of tutorials. You're the only person I watch religiously who talks about just makeup and I wouldn't be surprised to find out that I'm not alone in that.
This was great!! Even when you were apologizing for having to look in the mirror, we were able to see how you were applying it, the angle of the brush etc. Thank you for doing this!
As someone who loves makeup but also gets bored/discouraged easily, this tutorial is GEE-NEE-OUS!!
It’s educational, accessible, and leaves room for personal preferences/tweaks. These are a perfect addition to your content!! 💜🖤
Everyone gets into makeup at different times and methods keep changing and developing with the times. We will always need tutorials. Getting them from a pro is a gift. Keep up the excellent work 💜
Exactly! Totally agree! I didn't get into beauty til my mid 30s!
I wasn’t allowed to wear makeup growing up (very religious mom) so after me and my sister moved out we both became obsessed with makeup. I do mean obsessed!! Even into our 40’s. My sister died last year from breast cancer and she left me all of her makeup. I’m just now getting back into watching makeup UA-cam again. We used to always watch the makeup channels on UA-cam and discuss the makeup and do each other’s makeup. It’s difficult but I’ve finally convinced myself that I’m not betraying her by watching makeup UA-cam channels without her 😢😢. Makeup truly brings me joy like nothing else and I know she wouldn’t want me to be sad 😔.
@@laikanbarth so sorry for your loss.
@@laikanbarth My dear, you are not watching tutorials without her. You are watching them without her physical presence. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
More of these, please! Some of us are 40 years old but didn't start really wearing makeup until we had a teenage daughter, and we both learned bad tips from influencers. Turns out it's harder to unlearn and relearn than it is to learn correctly the first time.
how do people not watch these sorts of tutorials anymore, like why do they not want to expand their knowledge any further?
please keep making these videos, you're rescueing my make up looks biiiig time!
Sadly I think the "clean girl" look has kinda killed alot of makeup stuff in general, just throw on BB cream and a rare beauty liquid blush and maybe a halo glow bronzer and you're done, it's not alot to learn.
So now it feels like it's just influencers discussing brand releases
No offense to girls who like the style, but I kind of want the "clean girl" thing to stop being trendy just so content creators can be creative again. Because I remember in 2016 when smokey looks were in and there were SO many tutorials
I watch and rewatch the tutorials. Every single one. Friday night I sat in my living room floor with all my brushes and pallets, and you on my 55 inch TV playing in my makeup. Something I haven't done in over a year.
For what it's worth my 16 year old son who thinks all makeup is bad and hates when I wear it or as he calls it (messing up moms face), came in and looked at the make up chaos and told me, "Yeah you should stick with this guy cause you dont look crazy like that time you tried following James Charles." Lol
Gotta love teenagers!
This comment made me laugh so loud! 😂😂😂
Gotta admit, your son has a great taste 😉
Teenagers have zero filter or fs to give! You always know where you stand with them.. 😁
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Awesome tutorial Mr. Welsh!!! So many "a ha" moments. The detail and demonstration of brush angles and pressure is incredibly helpful. It feels like I've watched hundreds of tutorials and this is a million times more helpful than the others. Please, please, please continue tutorials like this. There is an audience. I think people have lost interest in tutorials because they can't get the same results. It feels like this video is a one on one, personal tutorial with a pro mua. I would love to see more tutorials about the subtleties of brush angles and pressure, etc. I don't have much eyelid space, so I thought the answer was to get smaller brushes, but I still couldn't get good blending results. I will practice what you've shown today. Also, I am 52, (my birthday was yesterday!l), so the skin of my eyelids has changed. As a Pro MUA, I'm sure you have many tips having to work with all skin types, regardless of how many times they've been around the sun. I really love your channel and love you as a person! Thank you!! ❤️
happy birthday!
Happy birthday!
I freaking LOOOOOOOVE old school tutorials! I hear everyone asking for them but also hear they don't do very well? So weird! I hope this video does very well and we can keep seeing them... love you Robert!
I did full-on 80s glam back in the day. But now at 53, and after not wearing make up during lock down, I have no clue what I’m doing with make-up anymore. Please keep doing the tutorials. You’re great. And while I’m not going with a smoky eye when I’m teaching 7 year olds, I still pick up some tips from your expertise. Thanks!
Yes, PLEASE! More tutorials! They are what I really need. I can't buy lots of products, so reviews make me jealous! And anyone can react to things. I love seeing every little step and angle. I learned SO much from this
Same here!
I'm not a beginner and I'm far from an expert so I definitely think that there's still a place for tutorials. I personally really love your approach in this one because, in most tutorials, they only show you the type of brush to use but not how to angle it, hold it or how much pressure to use to get it right, which can lead to *very* different results ... Very excited to give this a go tomorrow!
ROBERT!!!! I love this! I love how you've turned your head away from the camera to show us the specific angles that you hold your brushes. I WILL be sitting in front of my mirror when I watch this again to test out my skills and play with makeup. I always think your eyeshadow looks amazing, but when I try it myself, I can't quite get the shape or the faded edges right. Now I have some tips! I'm a long time follower and I've watched and loved your older tutorials, and I'm so excited to see that they are back. Perhaps tutorials will be cool again when people see how much they can learn from a real MUA and not just every average person putting on makeup in their bedroom.
I am loving this tutorial!! The emphasis put on how to hold, move and control the different brushes is exactly what I need to better my make-up skills!🎨🖌
I agree! I learned so much!
My mom and I watch you together- and she was SO excited to see a new technical tutorial from you!!
She is having new challenges applying makeup as her skin matures… so if you ever feel like doing a tutorial on 60+ skin, she would adore that 🥺 now lemme go play that eye primer video for her lol
I live tutorials especially from you because you actually show the proper techniques and all the little things like how to hold the brushes, etc.
Please keep making them!! 🙏🏻
Robert we are HERE for your TEACHINGS! 👏🏼 You have improved the look of my eyes (& I’m sure many of your subscribers can agree) your brush techniques - where to hold, what angle, that pinky finger - they make a world of difference. And just now I learned about the angle trick of the eyeliner! 🤯 you just make life better 🤗💜 I’m here for all of your content but tutorials benefit me the most.
I absolutely love this tutorial, I find it kind of bizzare that people don't really watch tutorials. I feel like even if you are an MUA or just someone who is pro at makeup, there's always tips and tricks that you can pick up from other artists. I'm part of the younger audience being 18 and I have always liked makeup but I could just never really do it properly I guess. Having tutorials is honestly refreshing considering most makeup content on Instagram and tiktok is just so quick and the process is cut out, you can't follow and replicate themselves. So I actually really appreciate this tutorial and I've definitely learnt tips that are going to make my eye makeup so much more clean. So please keep doing these Robert, they are really helpful! 🖤🖤🖤
It's interesting how tutorials seem to not get any attention but makeup "hacks" are all the rage. I think it's because the latter tend to be shorter to attract those with low attention spans. Not trying to be mean because I can get distracted easily as well. Just noticing.
I don't think I ever leave comments on anyone's video but please please please keep making tutorials!! I landed on your page in the first place due to a tutorial and love the detail and care you put into yours. My fave was definitely when you demonstrated how lighting can have a big effect on the way your makeup shows up. Your knowledge is invaluable!
i love when tutorials state a "why" and a "this method vs that method" because it helps me understand. there are a lot of tutorials that don't do that, so i'm left to try and find the reason and logic for a person's actions on my own. sometimes i DO figure it out, but that's normally not the case, which bums me out. THIS is the type of explanation i look for in tutorials, so thank you!
Thank you so much for bringing tutorials back.
I am 48 years old, and have gotten seriously back into makeup about five years ago. I am always willing to learn and I take what I want and leave the rest. There's never a video I watch that I don't learn something from.
Content creators are a wealth of knowledge. I am so grateful for all of you, especially you Robert. Thank you!!
Really appreciate how incredibly detailed your explanations are! Things like how to hold the brush and what kind of motions to make with your hand don’t always get explained in tutorials but they can make a big difference as you demonstrated, so I feel like I learned a lot today 😊
Edit: the “pinky up” suggestion REALLY helped me, I’m always death-gripping my brushes and need to consciously tell myself to relax but it feels way easier now!
Yeah, a lot of ppl on here when they "help" teach how to do ur eyes right, the video pretty much consists of them saying u got to buff it out, just keep buffing... Like okkkk???
Your original "doing it wrong" eye tutorial changed the game for me. I'm still not great, because my eyes are different shapes and I struggle getting them to look even. Live tutorials, I could watch yours everyday!
I still come back to the old videos to remind myself on how to do my eyes, cut crease the most. I have hooded, down truned eyes so I still love watching tutorials on eye looks and techniques to help me with it all. So I still appreciate these videos. Love it 💕 😍 .
This was one of the most truly helpful videos I’ve ever watched! And I watch a lot of UA-cam 😂 Thank you for filming this, and please keep doing tutorials. I love your teaching style and how you explain everything so thoroughly. ❤
Thank you so so much Regina!!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
@@RobertWelshplease do more tutorials, but one with all the makeup steps and every brush needed to do them. Will you do one on how to do Smoky eyes, and another for hooded eyes please? I’m a new subscriber with this video. ❤❤
What was the product he primed with?
Yayyyyy!!! As someone (one of the few I guess) who live tutorials and reviews, despite being trained for over 2 decades, I am so happy to see this, Robert! If you enjoy doing them, I love that you are going to add tutorials to your content. Have fun and please know they will be watched and loved by my ancient self!!❤❤
I know, right? I was trained many MANY years ago and yet still love watching tutorials. I am so happy Robert does them. From one ancient Gen X to you, sending love from New Orleans!
Alexandra Anele also did an in depth tutorial of blending for beginners (using neutrals) and a separate one for doing colors. I think they were both really helpful so if you ever want to do a reaction video on them 😅
Tutorials have longevity! They may not do well initially but viewers find themselves googling for them when they need them. I think they’re similar to DIY repair videos; a great reference to go to and we’re glad they are there when we need it!
Absolutely do more tutorials! I am always learning from you, and I love the little tips and tricks. I was so happy when you mentioned putting a little primer by the outside corner of your eye to help if it's tearing. The outside corner of my right eye always tears up, and it's so annoying. I am definitely going to try that :) Thanks, Robert!
Yes please continue doing more tutorials! ❤ the ones on yt are mostly from the beauty guru era circa 2016 and are absolutely terrible nowadays 😂 We need updated tutorials with todays trends and professional advices😊
I’d love to see Robert do his subscribers makeup, Lisa Eldridge style, I’d just like to see how he approaches different skin types and face shapes. I love seeing the magic of makeup and how it enhances beauty while still looking like them.
Please bring these tutorials back, you have such a gift with teaching 💕 Crazy how social media went from in depth tutorials, to click bait scammy short clips.
Tip for those with sparse eyebrows trying to achieve a fuller brow: use eyeshadow primer in that area and let it set! If you’re oily this will especially help!
I am thrilled to see a tutorial like this that focuses on the technical aspects like placement and brush angles, it's both helpful and interesting.
I know this is an older video, but I've started absorbing everything you do. I love this. I needed this. Please do more.
Tutorials might seem so basic for you, but they're my favorite. Reaction videos can be entertaining, but there's so much more substance and appreciation for makeup in a tutorial.
Your tutorials/tips+tricks are actually my favourite! I watch all of your videos, but I just feel so much more fulfilled after watching a tutorial. I love seeing professionals doing their craft and even more so when they share their thought process as they work.
Yaaassss!! A new Robert tutorial! I love it! You've always said you started UA-cam to help educate others and to share your knowledge about makeup so this vid is totally in keeping with that mission statement. I'm so happy you did it. 🎉 insert joyous celebratory Disney music here 🎉 💜💜💜
Tutorials are always interesting bc skills are always being refined, new tips come up, new styles show up and Masters like you should show us how to apply them
That was the most amazing tutorial I have every seen! I finally know what I’ve been doing wrong for 30 years 😂 Please do more of these! I could listen to your voice all day ❤ and the way you explain things is incredible 😮 Thank you so much 🥰
I just want to say I absolutely appreciate the tutorial-type videos! The reactions are fun to watch too and informative, but as someone who's newer to makeup (and whose eyeshadow looks almost exactly like your wrong side if you stopped at the sparkle step), they're super helpful
I actually really appreciate tutorials, they helped me discover my lid type and they help me with ways to apply eyeshadow properly so it can be seen. I have hooded lids and never knew why my shadow looked so bleh and why it always creased, I didn't know there were types (LOL I know right..) and I was doing it wrong. Tutorials are amazeballs!
Please keep making tutorials if you enjoy doing them. I recommend yours to all my friends having makeup issues. Yours are hands down the best and most detailed tutorials I’ve ever found and they were absolute game changers for me! There will always be people seeking advice on better techniques to help them, so why not?
I always appreciate tutorials from honest MUAs like yourself who explain in understandable and patient methods. You’re a master at your craft and you clearly wish to bestow knowledge to others. 🖤
Oh my goodness I have never been able to figure out eyeliner on my waterline and this video finally taught me how. I’m so happy you’ll be posting more tutorials, Robert! ❤
I really enjoyed this one! And I think it's always a good thing for you to remind us about the hows and whats when it comes to techniques! Sometimes we get in the routine of just buffing out colors on our lids, in a hurry to get to work, etc, and don't take the time to perfect our makeup application! At least I know it happens to me 🤣 so thank you sm Robert for bringing me back! 👏
You showing exact angles you're using with your brushes is incredibly helpful! Love tutorials! ❤️
I love the tutorials. With all the tips and tricks out there, it's hard to find someone who takes it back to basics. And since I am basic, that's what I'm looking for. I've only found one other person that I like who does that. So thank you for all your help. 🖤🌙
Oh Robert, I'm so happy about you making tutorials. I always see your looks for your reaction videos and complain (internally) how you don't teach us how you make them 😭 I really love how authentic you are. F the algorithm, i will be watching all your tutorials 😍
Yes, please do more tutorials! You have addressed every little thing I struggled with, but couldn't quite put my finger on. Older tutorials can feel a bit outdated, so I love to see new ones.
This is the exact video I have always needed. That thumbnail was so unbelievably jarring to me because I’m telling you, the left side is EXACTLY what my eyeshadow looks like no matter what I do. You are such a brilliant teacher. Thank you so much for this. I just washed my face and did my skincare for bed, otherwise I’d be trying your techniques right now! I’m so excited to try it out in the morning!! You are the greatest! 🤗
This reminds me so much more of a drawing/fine art tutorial than a typical makeup tutorial because you explain what and why you do certain things. A lot of the make up tutorials I remember watching weren’t as informative, but all the fine art tutorials were! Thank you Robert!
I only trust you Robert in all aspects of makeup application and knowledge. You are awesome and a new tutorial from you is so appreciated.❤️
As a og makeup artist I love watching these cause every days a school day and ur never too old to learn different ways of achieving the same look. Perfection
Kind of sucks that people aren't watching tutorials anymore. For those of us who are still learning, the tutorials are everything. I'm pretty new to your channel and when I have questions I just start going through your videos. You are so good at instruction.
Hands down the very, very best in-depth tutorial on shadow application. Robert, there is nobody better than you.
I’m a professional mua, but I love seeing tutorials from other professional muas, so I think it’s a great idea that you’ll do tutorials sometimes
More, more, more of this please!!! That was seriously one of the most helpful eyeshadow tutorials ever. Love the instruction for which brush to use and how to hold it. I always love your eye looks and learning how to do them from you is amazing, you’re a great teacher!❤
I only wear eyeliner and lipstick but I'm very interested in wearing eyeshadow but I'm so scared of "doing eyeshadow wrong" and being overwhelmed by how many brush, pallete, and primer options are out there, and not wanting to waste money, that I haven't ever used eyeshadow. I think this video might finally push me to do it!!!! I'm excited.
Start somewhere. You'll be surprised how far you can come when you just try. 💜
Your the best teacher when it comes to makeup. I watch a lot of makeup tutorials and you explain it so well and show us how to do it so well and easy. Thank you so much for making sense
Omg! I think using your pinkie as the pivot point is going to be a game changer because it keeps the angle correct. It’s what I’ve always struggled with and my eyeshadow goes in all directions. Thank you!!!
Maybe, I'm an exception, but I absolutely love and enjoy watching tutorials and could watch you do them all day. Haha. I'm nowhere near at a pro level, & can always use more tips & tricks, especially from an amazing Pro and icon, like yourself. The knowledge you have needs to be shared, so thank you for making these types of videos. ♥️💜
Yes! I'd love to see more tutorials on your channel 💗 things like simple date night makeup, daily makeup with a twist of colour... Like in good, old, before tiktok times 😅💗💜
Thank you Robert for all your hard work and for your valuable content x
This is so helpful! With inspiration from you, I've just purchased my first cc toner and can't believe how well it tones down my redness! I bought my first brush set and have been trying to up my eyeshadow game, but it's tricky to see photo tutorials and not know the technique! Your tutorial today was perfect timing and now I'm ready to give it another shot! Thank you for making good make up feel accessible for those of us with average skills!
Please, Robert, never stop making tutorials!!!! I have always said this, you are an amazing MUA but most importantly, an amazing TEACHER 🖤
I love YOUR tutorials. You know what you're talking about and you explain things so well. You're in-depth about how things work and why you do what you do, and why other things don't work. That's what we love about you
How did you know I just bought eyeshadow today and needed this?! I'm out of practice and my makeup is old, so I picked up a new palette to play with, and here you are with the good tips. I especially appreciated seeing the angles you held the brushes at. Thank you!
Yessss Robert 💜 I really have a hard time with blending so this is exactly what I need! Using your expert makeup tips has made me feel so much more confident in myself - thank you so much for all you do! 🖤
Yes, please continue to do these tutorial videos. Today’s subject is exactly what I needed. Thank you, Robert! 🖤 🖤 🖤
I’ve been here since the start of the pandemic and I live for your tutorial videos. There is NO ONE on the internet who does them as well as you do. They might not get as many views as tiktok reacts or whatever but you are the absolute king of that niche and I think that is worth something too ❤️
There are 'tutorials' and then there is sitting here and feeling like I'm in a professional makeup class with you as the teacher. Thank you SO MUCH for your explanations on things like brush technique. That's not something I've ever heard before and is incredibly helpful. Please keep these coming, Sensei! ♥
I was sooooo excited to see this!! I always look for tutorials!!! I take care of my mom full time and don't have all day everyday to practice. It is very few and far between I have time. So finally seeing a new tutorial is refreshing!! Thank you Robert! 🧡
I’m happy to see tutorials again! I learned how to do makeup on UA-cam when I was a teenager in like 2008 and while I think I know how to do my makeup, I definitely have slipped in to a routine and my techniques could do with some tuning up, so this video was great :)
I really appreciate a good tutorial, mostly because I suck at putting my makeup on! 😂
Please keep doing these however you see fit ❤
Much love to you Robert!
I absolutely love your laugh... watching your product reviews and tutorials brings me happiness and joy! Thank you❤
Please keep doing tutorials!!! I miss them. I stopped watching so many beauty gurus because 1. Drama and 2. NO TUTORIALS! and I trust you because you have given us (me) real working advice. I always put some powder underneath my foundation because of you and it WORKS! I don't have to buy some foundation for oily skin that "works" because said person is promoting it.
I clicked on this video so fast. I’m an OG beauty UA-cam watched and I still suck at eyeshadow. Bring back tutorials!’