this brings the trauma of my horrible makeup moments, I can’t imagine for celebs having a picture of you permanently on the internet, if my wrong foundation, unblended purple eyeshadow and concealing lips look made it on the internet I think my soul would leave my body
Ya & even in the end when he started saying “let me know your opinions” but then he didn’t want ppl talking trash about these celebrities so he’s like “in the comments below, let’s talk about our OWN personal mistakes” instead. He’s so sweet like that 😊👌
I love Bailey too! They are my favourite makeup UA-camrs, Bailey and Robert. I also love Brittney Vaughn 🌸💗 I’m more interested in skincare but when I do watch anything about makeup, it’s usually Robert, Bailey or Brittney. Yeah, they are above trash talk and they don’t do that 👍
I admire how you break down what should or shouldn't be done without being mean to the person. I'm embarrassed to admit the silver eyeshadow, silver lip duo of the 80's was my go to for bit lol. Still a sucker for a good silver eyeshadow but in moderation lol.
@@lainasketches6711 Since when something silver is bright enough??!! 😮😯😮😮🤯🤯🤯🥺😤🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️ Are you telling me that there is some people out there who STOP applying silver stuff at a certain point because they consider "I' ve reached the level I wanted💁🏻♀️☺️"??? OMG. I has no idea... 🤯🤦🏻♀️ 🤪👸🏻🤗😅😅😂😂🤣🤣🤣 Seriously, 🤗 I often have to make a step back of the mirror and stop myself because I have an ABM syndrome. I deserve to work with Jackie 🙈🙈🙈 🧛🏻♀️💜
I also think the real problem with Drew’s yellow shadow was the fact that they didn’t have much coverage. I’ve seen straight up bright yellow eyeshadow look good, but they always had a primer that made the yellow look opaque, and they corrected for redness in the skin. Having a one color look is by nature a bit more editorial, so I think you have to commit to a full makeup look for it to look balanced. Her eyeshadow being a bit translucent on top of her natural skin kinda made her look jaundiced.
@@ZijnShayatanica right ✅ I love doing red eyes too, but you need to be careful or you can look sick and out of it, it's not really a colour you can haphazardly apply, a quick slick of colour but needs to be blended and mindful of fallout. Red tends to stain my skin, maybe cos I'm very pale, so does purple 💜 I need to be careful with yellow 💛 shadows too, it looks good incorporated into a few colours look, but just a wash of intense yellow on my lids makes me look a bit unwell. It looks good on some people, just not me, it looks great on darker skin tones
You are so respectful, not only to the celebrities, but also to the makeup artist who may have done that look. It’s got to be awful seeing a look you created and the person wearing it get trashed.
I remember getting ready to go to the club in the early 2000's and wanting a little shimmer. This was before highlighters were so mainstream and my friend and I would use MAC frost pigment. We always started putting a little in the inner corner, then some down the Cupid's bow. But it became addictive and so many nights we left the house looking like the tin man. I cants think of that product with out remembering all the nights I spent out with a silver face haha.
Right?!? I never realized how frosty the 2000s makeup was until recently. All of my makeup was frosty, and yes, right before highlighters came out! I had an extremely frosty Physicians Formula bronzer I applied far too generously.
Oh god, I remember when I first started wearing makeup and I was ORANGEEE - I didn’t even notice for probably more than a year when all of a sudden I saw myself in daylight and noooo, I felt so embarrassed to realize I’d been walking around like that 😭😭
Too funny!! I look back at pictures from when I was a freshman in high school and holy Jesus. I was so pale that it looks like I literally used flour as foundation. 🤣
A boy in school asked me what ethnicity I was and I told him I’m Mexican he said really because your face is orange. And that was the day I stopped wearing foundation to school.
What you explained about the blown out yellow on Drew Barrymore and some on Leighton Meester - could you please show how to with a soft colour? I mean it doesn't have to be pastel but I'd love to see it done right with a lighter colour.
Oh. Makeup mistakes. Well. I used to love a good smokey black eye, didn't have brushes to skill yo execute it nicely. So I got a sponge tip applicator, and DREW a circle round my eye. Sometimes I'd elongate the outer corner so it was like a pointy stripe, and then I'd just colour it in. I'd team that with a frosty pink lipgloss. Or a dark purple lipstick from a Halloween collection from collection 2000. Frosty pink blusher on the cheeks and my eyebrows just left all blonde and sparse and shaped like a tadpole. In my defense, it was 2007 and I was a goth.
I used a black monochromatic pallette from avonto create my smokey eye and blended it with my fingers on the edges so it wasn't a harsh line then used the darkest red or berry lipstick on my lips let it sit for ten minutes then wipe it off so it was only the stain loved 2008
Everything was frosty, in the 90s and early 2000s it was way worse. I started doing harsh unblended black winged out eyeshadow with maybeline dream mousse foundation, I tried using talc to make me paler, black or red lips 👄 my hair was lank, black and straightened to within an inch of its life. I looked not amazing 😕
I had this vampy but v greasy burgundy red lipstick thing from fantasy makers around the same time, and I guess I was dehydrated or something because my lips were peeling up. And I might have been picking some patches or they were just sloughing off. I simply didn't like it myself. However. Some teacher volunteering for some paperwork handouts in the common lobby area (idk what it was, maybe those registration forms but this teacher and I simply did not know each other, we just interacted for this exchange) commented on it with a furrowed brow and a wrinkled nose, but luckily I was developing a thick skin about alternative beauty standards. So I doubled the hell done and might have even had some lipstick blotches on my teeth when I smiled bigger and went "Doesn't it look pretty?" or something self-affirming 😌 "The Dove/ Girl Scouts/ all the 90s movies & Lizzie McGuire episodes were training me for this" type of moment **even though I objectively did not like it, even if it were a normie pinky nude shade or whatever it'd look just bad because of that classic patchy sheer oily Fantasy Makers formula!** She kept the stink face and shook her head that she didn't like it and I ran out of clever little things to say without sounding like a desperate dork and also without getting myself in trouble, not realizing that this was an adult woman commenting on my budding fashion sense. Then an English teacher that I did recognize complimented my style or the shade or something - I was on my way out so I didnt really acknowledge her too much more than to look over to her quickly & keep smiling politely but hell yeah that English teacher :>
My biggest makeup mistake: the absolutely crushing SHAME that I feel when I look at old pics of my eyebrows. Now listen. You might be thinking like ahaha yeah mine where bad too. No. I don’t know what possessed me. It was early snapchat so I think I was just doing things that looked okay with intense filters and low quality photos. You know those pics of bad brows where you’re like “no way someone is actually wearing that. That’s fake.” ..... that’s the level of bad we’re talking here. Dark dark dark brow pomade. “Sharpie brows” doesn’t cover it. For some reason I was drawing well above my brow ? And I have some thick brows naturally so the textural difference between the pomaded areas with hair and not were obvious. I remember I was living with my parents and my mom at some point was like “oh! ... um. Those are a bit extreme, honey, don’t you think?” And I was like “ugh that’s so rude why would you say that this is a LEWK” my poor mother. She was just trying to help. I think back and cringe..........
I am a natural blonde. Im 42 now but back in like 99-00 i went through a phase where i would use black mascara on my brows😬😳🤣 i would just take the mascara brush and brush it through globs of it! i had thin blonde 90s brows and cover them with black mascara. Idk what i was thinking
You are so right about different light. I've done makeup at home and then seen myself in a mirror when I was out and just desperately wanted a paper bag to put over my head. 😂😂😂
I do appreciate Robert's speaking about undertone. I had to discover mine just recently and I am an old lady!! But when it comes to makeup, I need to be matched just right , or it can look horrible! Thank you Robert, for doing this video! I get quite an education just listening.
I’d be so intrigued to see ‘bad makeup looks’ in ten years time. It feels like there are very few compared to the early 2000s and pre-00s when we are all experimental!
@@spookygreenwitch6452 I know what you mean but the basics are: blue is cold, yellow is warm --> true green and true red are quite neutral. Then again a greenish yellow seems rather cold in comparison to a reddish yellow...
@@aquamar1003 red is the warmest color but yeah that’s what I hate about the beauty industry these days it’s quite ignorant to say pink is cool and yellow is warm when it ranges . Yellow can also be cool and pink can also be warm . True red is actually warm and is the warmest color . Look at a color wheel , red is the warmest color . So I disagree with that and I don’t care what people think are the basic , facts are facts , both yellow and red are warm colors with red being the warmest . It’s not neutral at all unless you add the blue in there .The beauty industry always gets their colors wrong .
@@spookygreenwitch6452 sorry but not true, I can copy a colour wheel link of you want to. So a true red would be neutral, as soon as red rather bluish it turns cold and the more yellowish-orangy the warmer it gets...
@@nisrinarnouk4373 they have an older brother called Marcus, he edits most of their videos and also been in some of their videos on the joint channel 😊
I'm with you..I didn't mind that bronzed Selina Gomez look either. I think 🤔 that because it was such a different look from her that we weren't used to seeing. It was a bit shocking. I didn't hate it.
YES YES, I totally agree with you, everyone seems to think they need to use a yellow foundation…..also the fake tan situation is crazy…our face is not supposed to be orange like the tanned body, everyone looks oompha loompa now and thinks they are gorgeous..drives me mad…whatever individually we like is AOK..but surely some of these cannot really see what they truly look like or they wouldn’t like it either….
Robert, as a trans woman who doesn’t have the money to do much procedure-wise & relies heavily on makeup, I would love it so much if you did a video about the makeup theories involved in feminizing the face. There are lots of videos out there but few actually talk about it from a theory perspective & that’s why I love your videos so much. Thank you for all you do!
I think that would be helpful for a lot of women...not just Trans women. I've met many who's features could be described as more masculine. There's plenty of drag out there, but that's not what's needed as it's a hyper-feminization rather than just feminizing technique.
Sharon Stone was the only look that didn't make my eye twitch lol. I totally agree with all your tips. I absolutely HATE pastel lips though. I think on most people it makes them look super washed out unless they are VERY fair skinned.
I have a very prominent lip line and my lips are pigmented around the edges. 🤦🏽♀️ I used to overline my lips with brown lip liner. I looked like I'd broken into a box of fudge pops and went to town. It's so traumatic 😖😂
I would love for this concept to become a series, I feel like I can learn a lot from you explaining what went wrong in these looks. Thank you for never being mean in your critiques and instead presenting them as learning opportunities!
Natural redhead here - one of those redheads with the blonde eyelashes and brows that are so light that they look transparent. I just turned 46 yesterday and I think I've only been putting color in my brows for maybe about the last 10 years. I've always worn tons of mascara, but thinking about all those years I walked around looking like I had no eyebrows is just 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Robert could you PLEASE do a makeup tutorial on how to enhance masculinity? There is like 0 content out there for this… would love your advice! Thank you! I know this wouldn’t get as many views probably, but it would be soooo helpful 💜💜💜
You might find Pompberry interesting to watch as she plays a lot with different face shapes and softening and exaggerating features for her looks. She explains what she’s doing and why as well which is helpful x
Have you ever watched Lithium Snow? That dude is an incredible makeup artist and some of the things he does really brings out his strong masculine features. Definitely check him out!
Oooh the foundation thing is real. I’ve had so many of those makeup academy artists slather yellow foundation in me-don’t I know I have rosy cheeks? 🙄 Which, yes, thank you, but I’m still extremely cool-toned and pale, and yellow looks baaaaad. The worst, tho, was the woman I knew (no longer a friend for what will become obvious reasons) who demanded everyone in her bridal party self-tan AND wear the same foundation shade, so that we’d all match and allow her to stand out. She wanted to make sure people could easily see her in the photo, because apparently the giant white dress wouldn’t be enough of a clue? (Yes, she did exclude two mutual Black friends from the wedding party for “matching” reasons, and me and the Korean-American woman noped out of there SO fast.)
Yes, being a bridezilla before her wedding is a pretty good indication of what a person’s character is when she’s in charge. You got away just on time. You don’t need any of that.
My biggest was in high school….stopping my foundation at my jawline. After I learned to blend it down onto my neck my mom randomly said my makeup looked so much better because I always looked like I had a mask on. WHAT!?!?!? You let me go to school looking like that and never told me?!?! (Important note…she LOVED criticizing people 😟)
We had the same makeup issue and the same mother 😱 Foundation to the jawline ✔️ Mother who lived to tell me what I was doing wrong every day of my life ✔️🤦🏻♀️
Ugh yes! I don't understand why people do things like that (be a critical person but not criticize when it's _actually_ necessary). So many times I'll have done something odd with my hair or makeup and my mom won't tell me _until after we've gotten to the party_. Like, what do you want me to do, mom? There's nothing I can do here. Congratulations, you've made me feel self-conscious and ruined the party for me.
I like how u don't totally trash talk the looks, because let's face it, you're well within your right to do so lol, but u break it down so gracefully & I admire u for that! Your eyes look stunning Robert! 😍 love you! ❤
I really admire celebrities appearing in front of people day in and day out with our judgement. My mistakes were always present yesterday and I always try to do better today including with makeup.
I actually liked that light orchid lipstick Kelly had, I think the fact that they put on a yellow foundation, thus a complimentary color to the lipstick, made it stand out in a bad way. I fully believe if they matched her foundation correctly, her lipstick would’ve looked nice.
And that’s why I love you so much: even when you show the „worst make up“, you don’t find bad or mean words but always good support and help to not make the same mishaps
I love how you breakdown the theory of why it isn’t correct or correctly done, only suggestion would be to keep the photo up as your analyzing the makeup, cause I kept having to go back to see what area or part you were talking about. As always much love and respect
I've never worn very heavy makeup so I don't have a lot of mistakes to look back on, but did I wear blue eyeliner only on my lower lash line all through high school? It was the 90s, so yes. Yes I did.
That's not a mistake though? It's just a bit of a statement look. And actually, it's pretty fashionable at the moment - coloured liners of all types, but especially blue. Can be worn as normal eyeliner; as just a wing; as a pop of colour on the inner corners + wings; and yes, on just the lower lash line
oh my god I did the same thing when I was in high school…. In 2015-2017. Time is a circle… also didn’t do any other makeup, maybe a clear mascara as it was Catholic school. Never got pulled up on the baby blue eyeliner though hahaha
I just have to say that I love how sweet and gentle you are even when critiquing other looks. I adore how you try to focus on the positive. It’s easy to see that you truly care about people and that is so refreshing these days 🥰
I’m so olive toned with being super fair it’s really hard to find the right undertone. There isn’t a foundation that I own that I don’t have to doctor one way or another. Blue and green correctors are essential for me and a whitener too! Most of the palest shades are just so pink and blushes being too pink don’t work. I have to look for more muted cooler colours xx
I feel you . I’m a neutral olive and my overtone is not really yellow . Maybe a slight , it makes it so much harder for me . I like Alexandria but her recommendation usually goes for the warmer olives . I’m more like you green grey and I think my undertone is a lot cooler .
Oh I've been waiting for this one , I wholeheartedly confess to overplucked eyebrow thanks to early 00's,metallic one tone eyeshadow all over the lid and choosing foundation based on price (girl had a very small budget) than actual shade that matched me...mistakes have been made
Robert, I'm always pleasantly surprised how you can stir my passion for makeup back to life. Most channels nowadays just frustrate me with the focus on purchase and products. It's refreshing to hear you talk about colour and technique and how to tweak the looks. I also appreciate that you criticise with a point, and don't cross the line into crude trash-talking. Would you ever consider doing a video about looks of your own that you would perhaps change/improve/adapt? This format is really nice, another video just like this would also be good. Cheers!
The Mariah Cary blush reminds me of the one I received free with a teen magazine when I was like 11... Can't remember what magazine it was but I remember Avril Lavigne was on the cover 🌝
I had a customer today come in to pick up an order with your surname and his first name was Christopheros. Kind of like the male version! Before he could gve his name I said, "no need, I know which one's yours." Lol. He was like, wow, I don't get it? How did you know? I told him he was Greekest looking guy I'd ever seen so it wasn't hard to match him up to an order with a name like that. He seemed strangely surprised.😄
@@littleboots9800 haha oh my word. Thank you for sharing that! So he has a repetitive name like me? The obgyn who delivered me was named Stavros Stavridis
What a great video. Two things I love about Robert's method. 1) he is describing what is wrong in detail, rather than snarky comments and making faces. 2) He's giving suggestions on what would look right. One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone just bashes or comments on how "out" or wrong something is without giving suggestions about what would look right. This could be hair, makeup, outfits, even house decor. I can't believe how many you tubers just make a video mocking someone's style without offering suggestions on what could make it better. It's like they know that constructive criticism puts themselves out there and they don't want to go that far. They'd rather just mock like high school girls. Thank you for such a great video and always keeping it classy Robert!
All things aside can we all take a moment to appreciate how bomb Robert's makeup look today. I mean, those airbrushed extended eyeshadow with perfectly blended bronzy face ufffff ❤️🔥
The only words I have are: Dream Matte Mousse in a medium shade used as concealer... I'm 'light' at best when I tan lol... I had orange polka dots all over my face haha
I love the explanations of how these makeup applications could be refined to work better. Also wish this had been around when I was learning to do my makeup (as in, why didn't someone tell me to customize my strip lashes???).
Happy Sunday, Robert! I have had the week from hell (busted water heater), so hearing your soothing voice is definitely appreciated. How’ve you been? 💓🖤💓🖤💓🖤💓🖤
I am sooooooper pale with rosacea and an unexpected neutral undertone. I spent years turning my face orange and pink because I was bad at picking foundation for myself... But I'll also say that foundation u dertones for pale people are also getting better
It took me way too many years to realise/be told it was the sunscreen in my foundation ruining all my night time photos 🙈 We really should start a new calendar. There's a line in the sand between Pre-Internet (PI) and After Internet (Ai). Shit. Now I sound like my gran 'ten miles each way in the snow!'.
One of my makeup mistakes is that I would use the darkest black eyeliner that I could find and ONLY use it in the waterline with mascara. No eye shadow, no blending, nothing 😂 my mom told me for years it looked bad, it took me a while to realize it. Love you videos!
Please do more videos like this. I love to hear you talk about dos and don'ts with these samples. I also appreciate how respectful you are to everyone. ❤
I’m like a child coloring outside the lines with my makeup and at 41 I’ve started to accept that lol. I love you. I know people say this all the time but you are so wonderful!!! Love from Texas ❤️
Love so much today's makeup, I would love to recreate it. Your eyes look so perfectly shape. Love this kind of videos were we evaluate the performance of the makeup upon the person who is wearing it.
I'm all sorts of obsessed with you. You make me laugh and I admire how talented you are at what you do. You can teach how to do makeup but not everyone has an eye and/or passion for it. I'm not even a makeup person but I enjoy your vids.
I’m up there in age but still try to keep up with makeup and skincare and I really have been enjoying your videos for about 3 years. ( I found James a little later) Back in the day, we’re talking late 60’s and onwards , foundation shades for the average woman were based on lightness and darkness of shades. There was no mention of undertone in the products available to the average consumer. If you got lucky, you found a brand that ran a little rosy, or yellow, or neutral but it wasn’t marketed as such. I have JUST discovered in the past two years that I have a pink undertone and it’s made all the difference in my overall look since I’ve been wearing neutral foundations all my life.The yellows were obviously too warm and I avoided them. I’m sure celebrities had access to MUAs who knew what they were doing and it’s so nice now for the general consumer to be able to benefit from UA-cam expertise. At least now we know what is available and can do our research and watch reviews. Thank you
We must be in the same age group. I JUST found out what my under tone is. Still trying to figure out foundation color. Refused to wear it back then, none of it looked look on a washed out red head.
@@CoyoteWildFlower It takes a little research to find a good match. Ulta is finally beginning to allow swatching as are some department stores. You have to get the closest match and then wear it home to see in natural light and make sure it doesn’ t oxidize. If you’re happy go buy the smallest bottle you can. Not every brand will have a good match for you so it takes time but one day you’ll find a shade that looks beautiful in every light. If you really are my generation find a REALLY GOOD moisturizer because it can make a huge difference. If you are going to wear foundation you will have to do some kind of gentle exfoliation at least once every two weeks, once a week if you can- depends on your skin. Good luck. It’s never too late. ( My mom was an Irish redhead and was always in the fair to light shade range but Italian redheads can have an olive undertone and not all brands offer that undertone especially in the lighter ranges.).
Love this, and love how diplomatic you always are - I always have trouble with foundation, my undertone is neutral, and finding a nice peachy foundation is tricky! (Korean BB and CC creams are my go to, especially Skinfood and Etude House)
I learned some thing so it wasn't just bad celebrity make up looks. You used this as an opportunity to teach and that made this video worth viewing and worth a comment.
Such a kind man even when criticising...its more and informative critique rather than just dissing the look. Also who hasn't gone out thinking their makeup was on point..only to see a photo that highlights all the flaws.
@@melanieknisely5045 aw thank you! I went to a 2 star Michelin restaurant today, after the meal we were sat in the lounge and I had a coughing fit, burped at the same time and threw up 😭
Hi Robert. Can tok teach is how to use yellow eyeshadows? I love yellow eyeshadows but I like dimension makeup and I don't know how to get depth in a yellow eyeshadow look. Thank you ♥️
my biggest makeup mistake was not learning how to blend... now i do :) light changes the color of the eyeshadow, you are so right!!! does that mean we should do our makeup mainly in the daylight?
It's more a lack of ability rather than a make-up mistake but it seems like I'm completely unable to pull off any under eye liner. I always end up looking like a raccoon!
It could be just the eye and face shape. I can’t use under eye liners at all, they make my eyes seems so much smaller. There’s are people like that 😅 So I just use eyeshadow. Or maybe you just haven’t found good pencil that stay put and won’t bleed?
@@Fastest_turtle I have to forgo undereye liner myself, it definitely makes my eyes look tiny. A nice smoked out shadow works much better for me and has the complete opposite effect, especially if it’s in a warm tone.
Shadow under the eye is the way to go. I use a small, firm brush. I usually do a lighter shade, buffed out a little, then define with a slightly darker shade. I do sort of a under eye cat eye, if I'm not lining the top lid. It also seems to negate the darkness or hollowed out look I have under my eyes for some reason.
This is my first time seeing your channel without your brother. You both have great energy and explanations. You're fun to watch together as well as individually. 💙
That JLo look is what the poor woman would look like on a slab, right after her body had been fished out of the local river. I haaaaaate pale pink lipstick and everything undefined on just about any face, but on a lovely mature woman with olive skin, it’s just terrible.
this brings the trauma of my horrible makeup moments, I can’t imagine for celebs having a picture of you permanently on the internet, if my wrong foundation, unblended purple eyeshadow and concealing lips look made it on the internet I think my soul would leave my body
Me too, girl 😆😆 I did all those unflattering makeup choices at one point or another.
To be fair, they're the ones laughing all the way to the bank but I hear ya 🥰
The big orange line that ran the circumference of my face, I never want to see that again
@@DanielleNicoleMakeup lmaooo fr if it means me getting some dough I don't think id mind but id still be horrified to some extent lmaoo
Facts
What I love with Robert and Bailey Sarian is that they never trash talk someone’s look, it’s always kindly explain why they maybe don’t agree 🥰🖤
Unless your Jodi Arias 👀
@@NoelleHorn Lol 😆 that's for sure!!
Ya & even in the end when he started saying “let me know your opinions” but then he didn’t want ppl talking trash about these celebrities so he’s like “in the comments below, let’s talk about our OWN personal mistakes” instead. He’s so sweet like that 😊👌
I love Bailey too! They are my favourite makeup UA-camrs, Bailey and Robert. I also love Brittney Vaughn 🌸💗
I’m more interested in skincare but when I do watch anything about makeup, it’s usually Robert, Bailey or Brittney.
Yeah, they are above trash talk and they don’t do that 👍
yes! if only everyone would live by "get 👏🏼 better 👏🏼 idols" .. the internet would be such a nice place
I’m SO fascinated by how this makeup look has completely changed Robert’s eye shape. That’s a new set of eyes right there.
I love the shape he created, so beautiful!
I love this eye look he did for himself. I need to learn this. 🙂
I was about to comment about Robert's eye look then I saw MINOOOO! The taste!
@@ezyx3977 no way lmao, high five! Always nice to find people who know our man, Mino 💙
Trying to find the link to his tutorial on this eyelook, can someone help me in case I can't find it
I admire how you break down what should or shouldn't be done without being mean to the person. I'm embarrassed to admit the silver eyeshadow, silver lip duo of the 80's was my go to for bit lol. Still a sucker for a good silver eyeshadow but in moderation lol.
#represented 🤣🤣🤭
MAC _Nylon_ eyeshadow still gives me life 🙈
silver can be very flattering. i have silvr pencil and sometimes i love the look
I remember never being able to find a silver eye shadow bright enough 😂
@@lainasketches6711 Since when something silver is bright enough??!! 😮😯😮😮🤯🤯🤯🥺😤🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
Are you telling me that there is some people out there who STOP applying silver stuff at a certain point because they consider "I' ve reached the level I wanted💁🏻♀️☺️"???
OMG. I has no idea... 🤯🤦🏻♀️
🤪👸🏻🤗😅😅😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Seriously, 🤗 I often have to make a step back of the mirror and stop myself because I have an ABM syndrome. I deserve to work with Jackie 🙈🙈🙈
🧛🏻♀️💜
Robert always keeps it classy, he comments and doesn’t just talk trash. Love and respect his approach
I also think the real problem with Drew’s yellow shadow was the fact that they didn’t have much coverage. I’ve seen straight up bright yellow eyeshadow look good, but they always had a primer that made the yellow look opaque, and they corrected for redness in the skin. Having a one color look is by nature a bit more editorial, so I think you have to commit to a full makeup look for it to look balanced. Her eyeshadow being a bit translucent on top of her natural skin kinda made her look jaundiced.
Accurate!! I love doing red eyeshadow, or a messy smoky look, but it HAS to be a full face... Otherwise it looks unhinged in the wrong way, hahahah.
@@ZijnShayatanica right ✅ I love doing red eyes too, but you need to be careful or you can look sick and out of it, it's not really a colour you can haphazardly apply, a quick slick of colour but needs to be blended and mindful of fallout. Red tends to stain my skin, maybe cos I'm very pale, so does purple 💜 I need to be careful with yellow 💛 shadows too, it looks good incorporated into a few colours look, but just a wash of intense yellow on my lids makes me look a bit unwell. It looks good on some people, just not me, it looks great on darker skin tones
Shut up lol
@@correlated22 no lol💕
It looked sallow without a midtone to create contrast. I love her lip color.
You are so respectful, not only to the celebrities, but also to the makeup artist who may have done that look. It’s got to be awful seeing a look you created and the person wearing it get trashed.
that eyelook of robert's is.... what's the colloquial term .... BOMB! absolutely stunning!
I remember getting ready to go to the club in the early 2000's and wanting a little shimmer. This was before highlighters were so mainstream and my friend and I would use MAC frost pigment. We always started putting a little in the inner corner, then some down the Cupid's bow. But it became addictive and so many nights we left the house looking like the tin man. I cants think of that product with out remembering all the nights I spent out with a silver face haha.
Right?!? I never realized how frosty the 2000s makeup was until recently. All of my makeup was frosty, and yes, right before highlighters came out!
I had an extremely frosty Physicians Formula bronzer I applied far too generously.
This comment reminds me of Jamie French's video on gurus in the 2000s and she basically just says "FrOsTaYyYy" the whole time 🤣
Oh god, I remember when I first started wearing makeup and I was ORANGEEE - I didn’t even notice for probably more than a year when all of a sudden I saw myself in daylight and noooo, I felt so embarrassed to realize I’d been walking around like that 😭😭
I'm old enough that that's all we had for regular peeps, 3 shades of orange. Definitely been there too 🤣
I have terrible lighting in my apartment so half the time I think I look good until I go outside (in daylight) ughhh lmao
Too funny!! I look back at pictures from when I was a freshman in high school and holy Jesus. I was so pale that it looks like I literally used flour as foundation. 🤣
A boy in school asked me what ethnicity I was and I told him I’m Mexican he said really because your face is orange. And that was the day I stopped wearing foundation to school.
@@eleana.gabrielle we have to call moments like these “necessary evils” lol
What you explained about the blown out yellow on Drew Barrymore and some on Leighton Meester - could you please show how to with a soft colour? I mean it doesn't have to be pastel but I'd love to see it done right with a lighter colour.
I'd love lighter defined looks too
Alexandra anele has a video on how to work with colourful eyeshadows
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@@SRR-rh7id is it called "Contour your eyes with colorful eyeshadow" from 2 months ago?
Oh. Makeup mistakes. Well. I used to love a good smokey black eye, didn't have brushes to skill yo execute it nicely. So I got a sponge tip applicator, and DREW a circle round my eye. Sometimes I'd elongate the outer corner so it was like a pointy stripe, and then I'd just colour it in. I'd team that with a frosty pink lipgloss. Or a dark purple lipstick from a Halloween collection from collection 2000. Frosty pink blusher on the cheeks and my eyebrows just left all blonde and sparse and shaped like a tadpole. In my defense, it was 2007 and I was a goth.
the whole time i thought "wait that sounds like something i would wear"
damn ._.
I used a black monochromatic pallette from avonto create my smokey eye and blended it with my fingers on the edges so it wasn't a harsh line then used the darkest red or berry lipstick on my lips let it sit for ten minutes then wipe it off so it was only the stain loved 2008
Everything was frosty, in the 90s and early 2000s it was way worse. I started doing harsh unblended black winged out eyeshadow with maybeline dream mousse foundation, I tried using talc to make me paler, black or red lips 👄 my hair was lank, black and straightened to within an inch of its life. I looked not amazing 😕
Been there...!
I had this vampy but v greasy burgundy red lipstick thing from fantasy makers around the same time, and I guess I was dehydrated or something because my lips were peeling up. And I might have been picking some patches or they were just sloughing off. I simply didn't like it myself. However. Some teacher volunteering for some paperwork handouts in the common lobby area (idk what it was, maybe those registration forms but this teacher and I simply did not know each other, we just interacted for this exchange) commented on it with a furrowed brow and a wrinkled nose, but luckily I was developing a thick skin about alternative beauty standards. So I doubled the hell done and might have even had some lipstick blotches on my teeth when I smiled bigger and went "Doesn't it look pretty?" or something self-affirming 😌 "The Dove/ Girl Scouts/ all the 90s movies & Lizzie McGuire episodes were training me for this" type of moment **even though I objectively did not like it, even if it were a normie pinky nude shade or whatever it'd look just bad because of that classic patchy sheer oily Fantasy Makers formula!** She kept the stink face and shook her head that she didn't like it and I ran out of clever little things to say without sounding like a desperate dork and also without getting myself in trouble, not realizing that this was an adult woman commenting on my budding fashion sense. Then an English teacher that I did recognize complimented my style or the shade or something - I was on my way out so I didnt really acknowledge her too much more than to look over to her quickly & keep smiling politely but hell yeah that English teacher :>
THANK YOU for addressing "everyone needs yellow." I have very cool and fair skin and I have to have a cool undertone for foundation.
Omg girl me too, what do you use?
You can be cool and yellow or olive and cool . Cool is the hue and temp of the skin . It’s doesn’t mean pink or anything . You can be pink and warm .
My biggest makeup mistake: the absolutely crushing SHAME that I feel when I look at old pics of my eyebrows. Now listen. You might be thinking like ahaha yeah mine where bad too. No. I don’t know what possessed me. It was early snapchat so I think I was just doing things that looked okay with intense filters and low quality photos. You know those pics of bad brows where you’re like “no way someone is actually wearing that. That’s fake.” ..... that’s the level of bad we’re talking here. Dark dark dark brow pomade. “Sharpie brows” doesn’t cover it. For some reason I was drawing well above my brow ? And I have some thick brows naturally so the textural difference between the pomaded areas with hair and not were obvious. I remember I was living with my parents and my mom at some point was like “oh! ... um. Those are a bit extreme, honey, don’t you think?” And I was like “ugh that’s so rude why would you say that this is a LEWK” my poor mother. She was just trying to help. I think back and cringe..........
Well at least it makes for a funny story!
@@purrgundy does it tho 🥴
I am a natural blonde. Im 42 now but back in like 99-00 i went through a phase where i would use black mascara on my brows😬😳🤣 i would just take the mascara brush and brush it through globs of it! i had thin blonde 90s brows and cover them with black mascara. Idk what i was thinking
Mine were dark purple and thick like caterpillars. Thank for I don’t have any photos 😂
Your story makes me think of that brittish girl in "snog, marry or avoid" who drew on ginormous eyebrows. I'm gonna try to find the episode.
You are so right about different light. I've done makeup at home and then seen myself in a mirror when I was out and just desperately wanted a paper bag to put over my head. 😂😂😂
I do appreciate Robert's speaking about undertone. I had to discover mine just recently and I am an old lady!! But when it comes to makeup, I need to be matched just right , or it can look horrible! Thank you Robert, for doing this video! I get quite an education just listening.
Gotta say, if that's your face in the profile picture, you look so beautiful! Your skin is glowing omg
@@user-oy5hb5nq5h yesssss! I know, she looks absolutely gorgeous
You look like you have cool undertone. Right?
You look like you have cool undertone. Right?
I actually really like this video idea! The way you break things down, it’s not offensive but more so educational 💜
I agree. If youtube asks I would say educational xD
I’d be so intrigued to see ‘bad makeup looks’ in ten years time. It feels like there are very few compared to the early 2000s and pre-00s when we are all experimental!
People with cool undertones do exist, despite what some MUAs and Sephora employees seem to think, lol. Thank you for this video!
You can also be yellow with cool undertones or olive with cool undertones . Cool is just the hue not pink or red .
@@spookygreenwitch6452 I know what you mean but the basics are: blue is cold, yellow is warm --> true green and true red are quite neutral. Then again a greenish yellow seems rather cold in comparison to a reddish yellow...
@@aquamar1003 red is the warmest color but yeah that’s what I hate about the beauty industry these days it’s quite ignorant to say pink is cool and yellow is warm when it ranges . Yellow can also be cool and pink can also be warm . True red is actually warm and is the warmest color . Look at a color wheel , red is the warmest color . So I disagree with that and I don’t care what people think are the basic , facts are facts , both yellow and red are warm colors with red being the warmest . It’s not neutral at all unless you add the blue in there .The beauty industry always gets their colors wrong .
Exactly, I’m very cool toned (pink, purple, and blue lol) and anything warm toned looks awful on me, including gold jewelry.
@@spookygreenwitch6452 sorry but not true, I can copy a colour wheel link of you want to. So a true red would be neutral, as soon as red rather bluish it turns cold and the more yellowish-orangy the warmer it gets...
I am absolutely in love with all 3 Welsh brothers...However, Robert was my first and therefore will always hold a special place in my heart💛🖤😉
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Same!!
There’s a third one???? 🤯🤯🤯
@@nisrinarnouk4373 they have an older brother called Marcus, he edits most of their videos and also been in some of their videos on the joint channel 😊
SAME
I am shook at how lifted your eyes look just from makeup! I’m old, and understand how makeup works, yet...still shook! 🤣🖤🖤🖤🤣
I'm with you..I didn't mind that bronzed Selina Gomez look either. I think 🤔 that because it was such a different look from her that we weren't used to seeing. It was a bit shocking. I didn't hate it.
Jessie J just looks like she's battling the British weather bless her.
oh now i see it 💀
„Do make sure your skin tone matches your skin tone“ -Love you Hahahah
The three people I trust on UA-cam: Robert, James, and Wayne Goss
Me, too
Yesssss
And Marcus Welsh
YES YES, I totally agree with you, everyone seems to think they need to use a yellow foundation…..also the fake tan situation is crazy…our face is not supposed to be orange like the tanned body, everyone looks oompha loompa now and thinks they are gorgeous..drives me mad…whatever individually we like is AOK..but surely some of these cannot really see what they truly look like or they wouldn’t like it either….
Robert you seem to always upload whenever I have 400 assignments due but I know my priorities so lmma continue to watch 💅🏽💕
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And exam 🙌👀💀😹
Girl please do your assignments. I say that with positivity and love ✊. Procrastination ain't a friend. 🤣
Robert, as a trans woman who doesn’t have the money to do much procedure-wise & relies heavily on makeup, I would love it so much if you did a video about the makeup theories involved in feminizing the face. There are lots of videos out there but few actually talk about it from a theory perspective & that’s why I love your videos so much. Thank you for all you do!
I think that would be helpful for a lot of women...not just Trans women. I've met many who's features could be described as more masculine. There's plenty of drag out there, but that's not what's needed as it's a hyper-feminization rather than just feminizing technique.
Sharon Stone was the only look that didn't make my eye twitch lol. I totally agree with all your tips. I absolutely HATE pastel lips though. I think on most people it makes them look super washed out unless they are VERY fair skinned.
"You don't have to listen to it, it's just like a thing." Is my favorite haha 🤣
I have a very prominent lip line and my lips are pigmented around the edges. 🤦🏽♀️ I used to overline my lips with brown lip liner. I looked like I'd broken into a box of fudge pops and went to town. It's so traumatic 😖😂
I would love for this concept to become a series, I feel like I can learn a lot from you explaining what went wrong in these looks. Thank you for never being mean in your critiques and instead presenting them as learning opportunities!
I'm still haunted by flat, unblended, metallic silver eyeshadow with harsh black eyeliner. 😂
I love your make up in this one. And thank you for your knowledge and experience. ❤
Natural redhead here - one of those redheads with the blonde eyelashes and brows that are so light that they look transparent. I just turned 46 yesterday and I think I've only been putting color in my brows for maybe about the last 10 years. I've always worn tons of mascara, but thinking about all those years I walked around looking like I had no eyebrows is just 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Me too girl!
Yes! Mine are over plucked and turning grey, so I look odd till I do my brows 😕
Me too. Now I'm silver and my eyebrows have gone from blonde to zip. My face looks naked. Found a ginger color I like though.
Not gonna lie, I’ve googled bad makeup moments to compare my makeup before I leave the house … you can never be too sure! 😂😬
1st: 🤣🤣🤣
2nd: That's a great idea. I've never done that.
Genius!
Gimme your address
You deserve a carrot award
Robert could you PLEASE do a makeup tutorial on how to enhance masculinity? There is like 0 content out there for this… would love your advice! Thank you!
I know this wouldn’t get as many views probably, but it would be soooo helpful 💜💜💜
^ completely agree
You might find Pompberry interesting to watch as she plays a lot with different face shapes and softening and exaggerating features for her looks. She explains what she’s doing and why as well which is helpful x
Actually, I used to do stage makeup and I would still watch that, I think it would be interesting.
Have you ever watched Lithium Snow? That dude is an incredible makeup artist and some of the things he does really brings out his strong masculine features. Definitely check him out!
Not even a male but I think this would be totally interesting!
Oooh the foundation thing is real. I’ve had so many of those makeup academy artists slather yellow foundation in me-don’t I know I have rosy cheeks? 🙄 Which, yes, thank you, but I’m still extremely cool-toned and pale, and yellow looks baaaaad.
The worst, tho, was the woman I knew (no longer a friend for what will become obvious reasons) who demanded everyone in her bridal party self-tan AND wear the same foundation shade, so that we’d all match and allow her to stand out. She wanted to make sure people could easily see her in the photo, because apparently the giant white dress wouldn’t be enough of a clue? (Yes, she did exclude two mutual Black friends from the wedding party for “matching” reasons, and me and the Korean-American woman noped out of there SO fast.)
Yes, being a bridezilla before her wedding is a pretty good indication of what a person’s character is when she’s in charge. You got away just on time. You don’t need any of that.
WOW 😯
My biggest was in high school….stopping my foundation at my jawline. After I learned to blend it down onto my neck my mom randomly said my makeup looked so much better because I always looked like I had a mask on. WHAT!?!?!? You let me go to school looking like that and never told me?!?!
(Important note…she LOVED criticizing people 😟)
We had the same makeup issue and the same mother 😱 Foundation to the jawline ✔️ Mother who lived to tell me what I was doing wrong every day of my life ✔️🤦🏻♀️
@@PugMom oh no! And here I thought I was special!😂😂😂😉. Hugs to us for living through it and being better, more beautiful people!! 💄 💅 💖
@@vickiecoles8214 Hugs 🤗 We are fabulous and beautiful 💋👯♀️🔥
@@PugMom YES!!! We are. And we need to move it forward. For everyone.
Ugh yes! I don't understand why people do things like that (be a critical person but not criticize when it's _actually_ necessary). So many times I'll have done something odd with my hair or makeup and my mom won't tell me _until after we've gotten to the party_. Like, what do you want me to do, mom? There's nothing I can do here. Congratulations, you've made me feel self-conscious and ruined the party for me.
Baking… baking…. Baking…. BAKING…. baking… 😂😂
I like how u don't totally trash talk the looks, because let's face it, you're well within your right to do so lol, but u break it down so gracefully & I admire u for that! Your eyes look stunning Robert! 😍 love you! ❤
I really admire celebrities appearing in front of people day in and day out with our judgement. My mistakes were always present yesterday and I always try to do better today including with makeup.
I actually liked that light orchid lipstick Kelly had, I think the fact that they put on a yellow foundation, thus a complimentary color to the lipstick, made it stand out in a bad way. I fully believe if they matched her foundation correctly, her lipstick would’ve looked nice.
And that’s why I love you so much: even when you show the „worst make up“, you don’t find bad or mean words but always good support and help to not make the same mishaps
I will die happily when Robert drops a tutorial on how he did his eye look actually wtf it’s phenomenal
His previous video 😉 RIP 😂ua-cam.com/video/jwxCfvf2SLA/v-deo.html
I love how you breakdown the theory of why it isn’t correct or correctly done, only suggestion would be to keep the photo up as your analyzing the makeup, cause I kept having to go back to see what area or part you were talking about. As always much love and respect
I've never worn very heavy makeup so I don't have a lot of mistakes to look back on, but did I wear blue eyeliner only on my lower lash line all through high school? It was the 90s, so yes. Yes I did.
That's not a mistake though? It's just a bit of a statement look. And actually, it's pretty fashionable at the moment - coloured liners of all types, but especially blue. Can be worn as normal eyeliner; as just a wing; as a pop of colour on the inner corners + wings; and yes, on just the lower lash line
oh my god I did the same thing when I was in high school…. In 2015-2017. Time is a circle… also didn’t do any other makeup, maybe a clear mascara as it was Catholic school. Never got pulled up on the baby blue eyeliner though hahaha
Would love to see a part 2 where you show us the correct techniques of these mistakes or how you would fix them to make them look better! :)
I just have to say that I love how sweet and gentle you are even when critiquing other looks. I adore how you try to focus on the positive. It’s easy to see that you truly care about people and that is so refreshing these days 🥰
Omg this is my favorite eyeshadow look on you!
I’m so olive toned with being super fair it’s really hard to find the right undertone. There isn’t a foundation that I own that I don’t have to doctor one way or another. Blue and green correctors are essential for me and a whitener too! Most of the palest shades are just so pink and blushes being too pink don’t work. I have to look for more muted cooler colours xx
Check out Alexandra Anele. She’s fair and olive toned and goes into a lot of complexion products.
@@nisrinarnouk4373 I’m even fairer than her and more greeny grey! But yeah she’s the one who gave me the green corrected tips for sure :) xx
Your profile photo looks really natural and pretty so you do a good job
@@nicolevanchure2579 thank you 😊 lots of trial and errors along the way! 🤎
I feel you . I’m a neutral olive and my overtone is not really yellow . Maybe a slight , it makes it so much harder for me . I like Alexandria but her recommendation usually goes for the warmer olives . I’m more like you green grey and I think my undertone is a lot cooler .
Oh I've been waiting for this one , I wholeheartedly confess to overplucked eyebrow thanks to early 00's,metallic one tone eyeshadow all over the lid and choosing foundation based on price (girl had a very small budget) than actual shade that matched me...mistakes have been made
But now we have Robert and we learn and grow 😆
I felt every word of this 😂 20 years later, and my eyebrows just never could fully recover from that kind of abuse 🙈🤣
Robert, I'm always pleasantly surprised how you can stir my passion for makeup back to life. Most channels nowadays just frustrate me with the focus on purchase and products. It's refreshing to hear you talk about colour and technique and how to tweak the looks. I also appreciate that you criticise with a point, and don't cross the line into crude trash-talking. Would you ever consider doing a video about looks of your own that you would perhaps change/improve/adapt? This format is really nice, another video just like this would also be good. Cheers!
The Mariah Cary blush reminds me of the one I received free with a teen magazine when I was like 11... Can't remember what magazine it was but I remember Avril Lavigne was on the cover 🌝
I had a customer today come in to pick up an order with your surname and his first name was Christopheros. Kind of like the male version! Before he could gve his name I said, "no need, I know which one's yours." Lol. He was like, wow, I don't get it? How did you know? I told him he was Greekest looking guy I'd ever seen so it wasn't hard to match him up to an order with a name like that. He seemed strangely surprised.😄
@@littleboots9800 😹
@@littleboots9800 haha oh my word. Thank you for sharing that! So he has a repetitive name like me?
The obgyn who delivered me was named Stavros Stavridis
I'm pretty sure I have that color. Use it as eye shadow though.
I love this idea! It's like hautelemode but with makeup!
What a great video. Two things I love about Robert's method. 1) he is describing what is wrong in detail, rather than snarky comments and making faces. 2) He's giving suggestions on what would look right.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone just bashes or comments on how "out" or wrong something is without giving suggestions about what would look right. This could be hair, makeup, outfits, even house decor. I can't believe how many you tubers just make a video mocking someone's style without offering suggestions on what could make it better. It's like they know that constructive criticism puts themselves out there and they don't want to go that far. They'd rather just mock like high school girls. Thank you for such a great video and always keeping it classy Robert!
All things aside can we all take a moment to appreciate how bomb Robert's makeup look today. I mean, those airbrushed extended eyeshadow with perfectly blended bronzy face ufffff ❤️🔥
Tutorial on this look pls! loveeee the blush placement
Also love this video idea
kk, the tutorial of this gorrrrgeous look is the previous video 😉 (The Vieve palette one)
Just delightfull as allways. 🙌🏻✨
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@@sebumpostmortem ouu thank you!
@@kk-qy4sh 🤗😘
A few years back when orange lipstick was a thing.. didn't fly on me. 😕 But I love how you explain how to improve the look.
Your critique is always respectful and gentle. That’s why I love you 🖤💜🖤💜
This makeup is the most gorgeous I’ve seen on you Robert 😍 ughhh love it! Love from Wales 🏴
The only words I have are: Dream Matte Mousse in a medium shade used as concealer... I'm 'light' at best when I tan lol... I had orange polka dots all over my face haha
Dear Robert, Thank you for the content on your channel. Love and Light
Robert, your eye makeup here is unreal, the shape you've created is divine x
I love the explanations of how these makeup applications could be refined to work better.
Also wish this had been around when I was learning to do my makeup (as in, why didn't someone tell me to customize my strip lashes???).
Happy Sunday, Robert! I have had the week from hell (busted water heater), so hearing your soothing voice is definitely appreciated. How’ve you been? 💓🖤💓🖤💓🖤💓🖤
I am sooooooper pale with rosacea and an unexpected neutral undertone. I spent years turning my face orange and pink because I was bad at picking foundation for myself...
But I'll also say that foundation u dertones for pale people are also getting better
Your tip on the first one about the lighting is super helpful.
It took me way too many years to realise/be told it was the sunscreen in my foundation ruining all my night time photos 🙈
We really should start a new calendar. There's a line in the sand between Pre-Internet (PI) and After Internet (Ai). Shit. Now I sound like my gran 'ten miles each way in the snow!'.
One of my makeup mistakes is that I would use the darkest black eyeliner that I could find and ONLY use it in the waterline with mascara. No eye shadow, no blending, nothing 😂 my mom told me for years it looked bad, it took me a while to realize it. Love you videos!
Some of these looks remind me how much I wish I had your videos to learn from in high school. 🖤
Ikr! Us "older peeps" had to struggle through hard core. No UA-cam, and 3 shades of orange foundation or cover up as I used back in the day lol
Please do more videos like this. I love to hear you talk about dos and don'ts with these samples. I also appreciate how respectful you are to everyone. ❤
I really appreciate that you always explain why the particular makeup doesn't work and how it would work, instead of just saying it's horrible 💜🖤
I’m like a child coloring outside the lines with my makeup and at 41 I’ve started to accept that lol. I love you. I know people say this all the time but you are so wonderful!!! Love from Texas ❤️
Love so much today's makeup, I would love to recreate it. Your eyes look so perfectly shape. Love this kind of videos were we evaluate the performance of the makeup upon the person who is wearing it.
I'm all sorts of obsessed with you. You make me laugh and I admire how talented you are at what you do. You can teach how to do makeup but not everyone has an eye and/or passion for it. I'm not even a makeup person but I enjoy your vids.
I’m up there in age but still try to keep up with makeup and skincare and I really have been enjoying your videos for about 3 years. ( I found James a little later) Back in the day, we’re talking late 60’s and onwards , foundation shades for the average woman were based on lightness and darkness of shades. There was no mention of undertone in the products available to the average consumer. If you got lucky, you found a brand that ran a little rosy, or yellow, or neutral but it wasn’t marketed as such. I have JUST discovered in the past two years that I have a pink undertone and it’s made all the difference in my overall look since I’ve been wearing neutral foundations all my life.The yellows were obviously too warm and I avoided them. I’m sure celebrities had access to MUAs who knew what they were doing and it’s so nice now for the general consumer to be able to benefit from UA-cam expertise. At least now we know what is available and can do our research and watch reviews. Thank you
We must be in the same age group. I JUST found out what my under tone is. Still trying to figure out foundation color. Refused to wear it back then, none of it looked look on a washed out red head.
@@CoyoteWildFlower It takes a little research to find a good match. Ulta is finally beginning to allow swatching as are some department stores. You have to get the closest match and then wear it home to see in natural light and make sure it doesn’ t oxidize. If you’re happy go buy the smallest bottle you can. Not every brand will have a good match for you so it takes time but one day you’ll find a shade that looks beautiful in every light. If you really are my generation find a REALLY GOOD moisturizer because it can make a huge difference. If you are going to wear foundation you will have to do some kind of gentle exfoliation at least once every two weeks, once a week if you can- depends on your skin. Good luck. It’s never too late. ( My mom was an Irish redhead and was always in the fair to light shade range but Italian redheads can have an olive undertone and not all brands offer that undertone especially in the lighter ranges.).
Wait…you go out in daylight???😱😱😱😱. Lol. Love spending a Sunday afternoon with you.
I know I'm not the only one to pre-like a video before it even starts.....
Love this, and love how diplomatic you always are - I always have trouble with foundation, my undertone is neutral, and finding a nice peachy foundation is tricky! (Korean BB and CC creams are my go to, especially Skinfood and Etude House)
I learned some thing so it wasn't just bad celebrity make up looks. You used this as an opportunity to teach and that made this video worth viewing and worth a comment.
You look fabulous!! Happy Sunday! 🖤
your background is EVERYTHING🔥
Oooo could you do a follow up video and show us how you would have done some of the looks?
Your make up look is so on point!! 🥺🖤
You are such a sweetheart🥺I love seeing kind and classy creators on this platform💜
Hello Robert! Looking good as usual! When you look that put-together, it's ok to be lazy 😉
Such a kind man even when criticising...its more and informative critique rather than just dissing the look. Also who hasn't gone out thinking their makeup was on point..only to see a photo that highlights all the flaws.
I'm so ready for this! 🖤 I've been ill all week and back to work tomorrow 😭
Feel better quick!
@@melanieknisely5045 aw thank you! I went to a 2 star Michelin restaurant today, after the meal we were sat in the lounge and I had a coughing fit, burped at the same time and threw up 😭
@@kelseyoakes803 oh my gosh! Bless your ❤️.
Darling, your glowing. The makeup the vibe…everything. I love you and your brothers content.
Hi Robert, I adore your videos so much! Looking great as always 😊
I am living for this eye look
Hi Robert. Can tok teach is how to use yellow eyeshadows? I love yellow eyeshadows but I like dimension makeup and I don't know how to get depth in a yellow eyeshadow look. Thank you ♥️
You are so nice! I really love how politely you speak about everything.
I needed my dose of Robert 💜💜💜
my biggest makeup mistake was not learning how to blend... now i do :) light changes the color of the eyeshadow, you are so right!!! does that mean we should do our makeup mainly in the daylight?
It's more a lack of ability rather than a make-up mistake but it seems like I'm completely unable to pull off any under eye liner. I always end up looking like a raccoon!
It could be just the eye and face shape. I can’t use under eye liners at all, they make my eyes seems so much smaller. There’s are people like that 😅 So I just use eyeshadow. Or maybe you just haven’t found good pencil that stay put and won’t bleed?
@@Fastest_turtle I have to forgo undereye liner myself, it definitely makes my eyes look tiny. A nice smoked out shadow works much better for me and has the complete opposite effect, especially if it’s in a warm tone.
Shadow under the eye is the way to go. I use a small, firm brush. I usually do a lighter shade, buffed out a little, then define with a slightly darker shade. I do sort of a under eye cat eye, if I'm not lining the top lid. It also seems to negate the darkness or hollowed out look I have under my eyes for some reason.
This is my first time seeing your channel without your brother. You both have great energy and explanations. You're fun to watch together as well as individually. 💙
That JLo look is what the poor woman would look like on a slab, right after her body had been fished out of the local river. I haaaaaate pale pink lipstick and everything undefined on just about any face, but on a lovely mature woman with olive skin, it’s just terrible.
I love that you can talk about these looks without insulting or bashing. And I shudder to think of my makeup in high school in the early ‘00s!