Robert Welsh has singlehandedly almost destroyed the applying concealer "like a UA-camr" technique... baking too come to think of it and I'm not mad about it 🤣
Robert is seriously revolutionising UA-cam makeup. As a woman in my 30s, the looks I see now are actually wearable and look good in real life. Just when I was falling out of love with makeup. He came just at the right time 🥰
@@niamhneeve5900 I'm 45 so totally agree...my under eyes can't cope with that much concealer and powder. It's a welcome relief to be seeing videos with more realistic makeup application methods that actually translate to real life and not just what looks good on camera
I've done the liner in the bra trick, and it works really well. Funny story about this. Put the liner in my bra, finished the rest of my makeup, went to grab the liner and couldn't find it. Rolled my eyes, grabbed a backup, and went on about my day. Later on I went to scratch a spot on my chest and wondered what on earth was in my bra. Yep, it was the"missing" liner. I hope my little misadventure put a smile on your face. Be safe everyone.
It surprises me how many of these "hacks" are so old school. The wet brush/eyeshadow liner, curling after mascara and the lipstick/finger trick specifically I learned when I started using makeup a looooooong time ago. They have stood the test of time which testifies that they work!
@@cathypiper9373 seriously I agree! These kids think they start all the trends when realistically we did all these things back in the day! I’m 42 for reference lol
Agree. None of these are new. But I suppose that the fact that people are still discovering these tips after years simply means that these tips stood the test of time :) Never knew the way I've been highlighting my lower lashline for the past 15+ years was a hack :D Nobody showed me back then, I simply liked it that way. The best way to do any make-up in my opinion is to have fun with it :)
In the “old days” we always put concealer on first and then foundation. It wasn’t until I started watching YT videos that I learned people were doing it opposite! Lol.
Gosh, I so agree. Concealer was initially always put on prior to foundation & seeing these 20- and 30- something youtubers pile it on after foundation was kinda shocking to me. Also never worked for me
I saw on TikTok today to put mascara only on the outer half of your lashes and leaving the inner corner bare if you have hooded eyes because it opens up your eyes and boy was that woman right!
If I have a lipstick that is “too much” I put lip balm on first and then the lipstick to get a sheer hint of that poppy color. I do this with reds, oranges, corals, etc. sometimes I just put it in the center and then a nude lip liner and it freshens your face and your bright shades get used more. I put my cool toned eyebrow pencil on moles if they get washed out from makeup. Last, I put powder on my eyelashes before mascara to thicken them and I always put eyeliner on after curling my eyelashes because the curler sometimes smudges it
@@ameliaodell9505 Me too. It sheers out the more pigmented lipsticks. The trick Sarah does with her eyelashes, I do on my brows. It gives my brow product more “grip” without too much pressure
I don’t even know what people are doing if they’re not squeezing their blender in a towel. The first time I used a sponge I didn’t and couldn’t even see my foundation. I thought squeezing it in a towel is what everyone did already.😆
Right! Pretty sure every single instructional video beauty blender has ever put out says to do that. It even says to do that on the instructions that come with the beauty blender.
I have been loving the Wayne Goss method of hydrating the ever loving crap out of your under eyes before doing your makeup. It plumps the skin so those fine lines fill out more so your concealer doesn't have fine lines to sink into
I had no idea there were people out there that didn’t squeeze out the excess water on their sponge on a towel or tissue. I always have done that....can’t imagine using it more wet 😬
I read an article yesterday that suggested not only putting on under-eye moisturizer and letting it soak in while you do the rest of your skin routine, but also putting on another layer right before you do your concealer. You don’t let it dry down, but go in straight away with the concealer. It helps plump your skin and helps it “melt” into the skin. The caveat is that you have to use a cream or oil that matches the base of your concealer because if you put a water-based concealer on top of an oily cream (or vice versa), it will separate.
actually started doing this recently too, to avoid creasing or crow's feet in my problem areas and keep my eye area more hydrated now in winter (i've moved from a florida-like climate to a cold climate this fall and my skin has not reacted great at first). Since we're still wearing a mask in office, I really need that hydration and a good concealer that stays on well throughout the day.i also, I apply a bit of powder to set it at the end. I don't even put on foundation nowadays as I risk ruining my KN masks.
After I moisturize and let it sink in, I mix a little moisturizer into my foundation when I put it closer to my under eye. It avoids that “layered” look that screams concealer and doesn’t emphasize the wrinkles.
You’re still young and beautiful, Jessica! I’m so glad you made this video; I’d love for it to become a series! A lot of us real old folks have been doing this hacks for 3-4 decades. They are a time saver & keep you from using as much product on your face everyday. Blessings! ✌🏾❤️
@@alyssamurin3857 hahahahaha! I should have said "like a 20 year old YTer from the past few years". It seems (to me) that A LOT of influencers are using a lot less lately. (Still too much for my saggy baggy undereyes though LOL)
Omg I didn't know anyone else did that with the beauty sponge and a towel 😮 I am so going to try that mascara hack, my boobs are just sitting there anyway, might as well put them to work 😀
I do the boob thing for this one lip oil I have that is solid at room temp nine months of the year, a couple of mins under a boob melts it more than enough for use
I didn’t know people didn’t ring them out in a towel. I always thought that’s what you did. At least once I found out the damn thing was supposed to be damp. 😜 when my niece first told me I needed one, I got one. Wasn’t impressed at all. Then a year or so later I started watching UA-cam vids.... well that sure made a huge difference.
some people get dressed first. i do. also, if my shirt/sweater has a high neck i put that on first bc, then i'll rick wipping my face full of makeup onto the inner of it when i pull it over my head.
I used a colored brow gel first and then a pencil just to fill in the sparse areas. When I was a college cheerleader, we had to wear dark maroon lip stick. I can’t remember where I learned this trick but I would put on the lip stick, blot it off, reapply, blot again. BUT this is the best part! Take one ply of toilet paper or tissue paper (if you have two ply, rip it apart), put it against your lips and then swipe loose translucent against it. I don’t know how, but it worked! It would last ALL day without moving!
I’m so glad I’m not the only one that still prints and writes stuff out! I made a grocery list for my husband the other day and he ended up taking a picture of it rather then just bringing the list 🙄🙄 haha
I’m a paper person but we switched to the AnyList app for all shopping years ago, and it’s so great. DH and I share the grocery lists so whatever I list, he sees, and vice versa. He keeps his own lists for work shopping and I keep my own for beauty, clothing, etc. It’s a great app. If I’m shopping a particular store where I have an account or use a devoted app like Whole Foods, I just transfer my grocery (or other) list to the store app’s list according to what’s on sale, what I typically buy at that store, etc. I had an adjustment period because I’m a paper person, but this keeps us so much more organized as a couple who share shopping duties. I’ve even used the AnyList app to organize and purchase my wardrobe. We hit the road a year ago and live FT in our RV, so capsule wardrobes are saving me, and I’ve made capsule lists for every season with AnyList. I don’t have to look in my closet to plan what I want to wear; I just look at the app.
@@kellyhorvatin I mean, I always clean it and I let it sit out while it's drying so I don't know how it would be different than any other sponge usage.
One of my daughters heats up her eyelash curler with a blow dryer and then curls her lashes. She has beautiful lashes! I put my eyeliner on before eyeshadow bec. I don't want a real distinct line.
Suggestion: “Hack” put your 2 fingers(pointer and middle) alongside your nose and edge of your lips and don’t let your bronzer, blush & highlighter come so close to the center of your face where it has a tendency to pull your look down. Keep it up high and back a little. “Lifted”.
The highlight shade on inner lower lashline is like a go-to step for kbeauty makeup. It opens and brightens the eyes without putting blinding inner corner highlight! Loved this video❤️
I’m seeing a lot of “Robert Welsh”.....but it was actually Wayne Goss who taught this concealer technique long, long, long ago. But let’s get real here, concealer was never meant to be applied 5# at a time to begin with 😑 Wayne will transform the way you apply makeup and you will NEVER look back. He teaches actual techniques, not “trends”.
Whenever I have a lipstick that I feel is too brown for lips or too similiar to my skin tone I either put a lipgloss with a pink tinge in it or I use a darker liner. I think the lipstick you used would look amazing with a darker lip linear. It gives me Charlotte Tilbury vibes.
This kind of became a big trend, but because I don’t like how most complexion products sit on my skin, I’ll put on extra cream blush and then do a light dusting of powder foundation over the top. It works well for me!
Doing my eyebrows like that I find just helps me target the parts that actually need the help. I like applying as little as possible in parts of my routine. This helps there.
OMG! I'm so happy that you mentioned Allie Glines. I love her videos too because she is always trying new and different makeup, and also experimenting different type of things. I think the concealer before foundation and the eyeshadow on the lower lash made a huge difference!
Love Robert Welshes tips so much. So realistic. Also I LOVE his ghost stories on Mondays, I’m not even into ghost stories but its like ASMR for me, very relaxing. And he always gives Bailey Sarian credit for inspiring those videos.
I used to do concealer first then foundation when I first started wearing makeup. My mom made me take etiquette classes when I was 14 years old (1996) and that’s the way they taught us to apply our makeup. It wasn’t till I was in my early 20s that these steps switched. The change was because when you put foundation over concealer, it would move the concealer around and you’d have to reapply the concealer. Makeup rules change all the time, so do what works for you! And please do more hack videos! I love these videos so much and they are so helpful and educational.❤️❤️❤️
I have been applying my concealer first for more years than you've been alive, Jessica😂😂😂 I also love to apply my foundation with my hands.... the warmth of my skin helps it to really sink into my skin.❤️❤️❤️ #oldschoolmakeup
I thought you were supposed to squeeze your sponge in a towel - here I am unknowingly using a hack 🤣 I put bronzer, then highlighter, then blush as I feel like the blush blends it together and helps prevent stripes. Cute video!
Omg that sounds like a good idea! I always did a bottom to top approach with bronzer first, then blush, lastly highlighter. But I think I'll try it your way next time, sounds like it would work well.
Ok I'm older ..... 52. When I first started wearing make up, in my early teens, I always did concealer first. It wasn't until I started watching UA-cam beauty vids that I saw people putting concealer after foundation. I was confused!🙃
I loved seeing this! Also - I think that lip color looks absolutely gorgeous on you! It's for sure different than your typical colors, but I'm 100% here for it!
It's kind of interesting how we are used to a certain way and that is it for so many women. For decades it has been , at least for me, concealer before foundation around the eyes but I can see why the opposite might work better for a lot of people. Why I must do first is put some wax on my crazy eyebrows then use whatever else second. Older women (I'm 60) we get in a rut while even older women seem to be stuck forever. I literally wore the same makeup when I was young for years and years!!! How things have changed for us all. We have wonderful youtubers like you, Jessica that inspire me and you are so genuine that you are a joy to watch. :) Thank you!! Sidenote: Before I type it all I have to say that I would never want to hurt or offend someone about their appearance, I certainly need help myself!! So I came across a nice lady I have not seen in a few years the other day. She is beautiful and doesnt even need makeup but what she does is she always wears a very harsh, thick, black eyeliner and not applied very evenly either. Like I said she is beautiful, I wish that she would change up her routine with her eyeliner. If she did she would look even more stunning. :) God bless you all reading this in these very challenging times.
If you want your mascara to not wipe off a bit, wait until your mascara is SUPER dry. I do it all the time and it doesn't budge. It also doesn't damage my lashes surprisingly 🤷♀️ I love your channel so much Jess I never miss an upload🥰! I watch one of your old videos every morning and every night when I do my skincare routine 😂❤ you're my comforting little corner of UA-cam thank you ❤❤❤
i wouldn’t recommend curling lashes after applying mascara. my friend in high school used to do that everyday and then one day she lost all her eyelashes cuz she fucked em up. had to wear falsies for like idek how long but it looked wack either way....
Robert is a genius I agree, but I think the major concept of his technique is using less concealer so they sink less in the fine lines. I love his technique of less is more. Also the position he places the concealer helps lift the face (especially blending on the outher corners). 👏👏👏
Totally makes sense that you thought the hacks out in advance to make sure you would be able to get around to all of the tips. I think it’s a great idea to make sure you don’t waste time or produce a video that doesn’t meet your standards. Thank you for being thoughtful!
I've found that applying concealer before foundation is definitely more seamless but my habits are strong and I always forget to do it first! Also, on day 3 of trying the purito bb cream and so far so good!
More videos of this please!! Love watching these! I have been putting a shimmer shadow on my lower lid since I can remember and it looks so good with a little mascara as well! I find that it makes my eyes look more open/bigger. I also use a heated lash curler. I know it sounds scary but its not. It isn't damaging to the lashes either and it doesn't get super hot. Even when I use a regular lash curler and waterproof mascara, my lashes don't stay curled. The heated lash curler is amazing! I got mine on Amazon and its rechargeable.
I used to ALWAYS do concealer first! But I got out of the habit cause everyone on Beautytube does foundation first. Going to try going back to concealer first.
The reason I love watching you is, you’re relatable, wholesome and you’re not over the top with makeup looks. I feel like your content is realistic and naturally beautiful. Just like Emily Noel. Just wholesome, realistic and good content. ❤️
I've been doing it for...... over 20 years. Keep the curler clean, change the pad to a fresh one as needed. I've never had a problem and it helps my downward facing hard to curl lashes go up! If anyone gives it a try and notices that a few of your lashes stick to the curler, then just stop doing it.
Im 47 and if I could give one piece of make up advice to allll of the young people is to NOT over pluck your eyebrows cuz they do not grow back as you age. I only have a small patch on each eye and now I have to draw them on...lol
Mine luckily grew back - I left them alone when I was around 25. I'm 37 now and love my brows. I used to think I had naturally short and thin brows but nope, they turned out to be quite bushy when I let them grow lol
I really really appreciate this video more than i expected. I didn't realize that I've also gotten in a rut with applying makeup. This is a way to try new things, change it up, and play again. Please do more!
I put my liquid liner pen, mascara, and lash curler in my bra when I start to get ready. Gets a bit crowded in there, but they all work soooo much better by the time I'm ready to use them!
This was fun. I don't ever squish sponge in towel, but do really roll brush on damp cloth, then surround the bristles and really rub the moisture in. Makes my makeup blend beautifully. Also I curl my eyelashes after I put on my eyelash primer. It is so easy because your lashes are outlined and you can see the curl easier. I am careful though, I do it quickly after I applying the primer because I don't want to break my eyelashes.
Like someone else said, I give Daddy Wayne aka Wayne Goss credit for the less concealer, only where you need it, stop concealing like instagram. His techniques work IRL for real looking results and for ppl over the age of 20. No shade on Robert Welsh, love him & his techniques too.
When did she stop doing that? I never consciously noticed... Probably when she had Gigi right? I feel like that's too much work for a mom of young kids.
I do the brow hack but I use tinted gel so it keeps me from over filling my brows! Basically the tint handles it’s areas then I fill in only the sparcest of areas. Plus it helps shape them prior!
I love when people don’t follow the standard UA-cam order of application. Conceal first! Also, I have always curled my lashes and done liner before applying any shadow or anything on my eyes. I always put my mascara in my bra or waistband or my sweats. The lower lash highlight is a go-to for me also. It works great with a soft shimmery pencil, smudged. Like a brow highlight crayon. That way the powder doesn’t stick to your lashes and make you see spots all day. 🤩
I put my concealer on before foundation, I have rosacea and it seems to give me a better "canvas" to start my foundation with. I also find that if my concealer is not quite the right shade then the foundation is a little more forgiving on the concealer. I also love the Robert Welsh concealer, he made me realize that the only place I actually have discoloration around my eyes is above my tear duct and on the outer edge it is a good way to help shape (or cleanup) the edge of my outer eye.
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Robert Welsh has singlehandedly almost destroyed the applying concealer "like a UA-camr" technique... baking too come to think of it and I'm not mad about it 🤣
I look like a ghost when I bake 😂😂 I did it a few times but nope no thank you and I can't fix it no matter how hard I try 😂😂
Robert is seriously revolutionising UA-cam makeup. As a woman in my 30s, the looks I see now are actually wearable and look good in real life. Just when I was falling out of love with makeup. He came just at the right time 🥰
@@niamhneeve5900 I'm 45 so totally agree...my under eyes can't cope with that much concealer and powder. It's a welcome relief to be seeing videos with more realistic makeup application methods that actually translate to real life and not just what looks good on camera
Robert is the king we didn't know we needed
Agreed!! I just love his humor and technique as well.
I've done the liner in the bra trick, and it works really well.
Funny story about this. Put the liner in my bra, finished the rest of my makeup, went to grab the liner and couldn't find it. Rolled my eyes, grabbed a backup, and went on about my day. Later on I went to scratch a spot on my chest and wondered what on earth was in my bra. Yep, it was the"missing" liner. I hope my little misadventure put a smile on your face. Be safe everyone.
Thank you for the story Aline! It made me laugh :) have a great day!
This happens to me every time I try to put my mascara in my bra 😂😂😂glad I’m not the only one
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
It surprises me how many of these "hacks" are so old school. The wet brush/eyeshadow liner, curling after mascara and the lipstick/finger trick specifically I learned when I started using makeup a looooooong time ago. They have stood the test of time which testifies that they work!
I'm 56 and I totally agree! Apparently the real secret is reading a teen magazine from the early 80s and follow along, lol
I use so many of these I never thought of them as hacks!
Absolutely ! It cracks me up how many of these hacks are old news .
@@cathypiper9373 seriously I agree! These kids think they start all the trends when realistically we did all these things back in the day! I’m 42 for reference lol
Agree. None of these are new. But I suppose that the fact that people are still discovering these tips after years simply means that these tips stood the test of time :) Never knew the way I've been highlighting my lower lashline for the past 15+ years was a hack :D Nobody showed me back then, I simply liked it that way. The best way to do any make-up in my opinion is to have fun with it :)
In the “old days” we always put concealer on first and then foundation. It wasn’t until I started watching YT videos that I learned people were doing it opposite! Lol.
I was just about to say this! I was so confused when I first watched someone use it after foundation 🤣
Putting concealer on after foundation just doesn't make sense to me especially if you want your foundation to look skin like!
Gosh, I so agree. Concealer was initially always put on prior to foundation & seeing these 20- and 30- something youtubers pile it on after foundation was kinda shocking to me. Also never worked for me
I just posted the exact same thing! Lol
I just commented the same.
You should totally do a part 2 I love this idea and I would love to see more!!
I wouldn’t be mad if you made this into a series
**hint hint, wink wink, nudge nudge 😘😘
Yes, part 2, 3, 4, etc! We want all the hacks!
Great idea for a hack series!!!
Yes great idea ladies I would watch and learn 😄
Yes please please do a series on these. Some of these were very enlightening!! Thanks Jess for all your hard work! Love you guys!
Absolutely!!!!
Don't sleep on Robert Welsh, he's amazing and shows techniques that have changed the way I wear makeup 💛
Plus, he’s just so NICE.
I saw on TikTok today to put mascara only on the outer half of your lashes and leaving the inner corner bare if you have hooded eyes because it opens up your eyes and boy was that woman right!
So trying that in the morning 😃
I am trying this! Thanks!!
Wow, that's a really good tip! Thanks! ❤️
That's what I do! I also cut false lashes to only sit on the same spot if I'm using them.
Been doing that for years cause I’m lazy. 🤷🏾♀️
If I have a lipstick that is “too much” I put lip balm on first and then the lipstick to get a sheer hint of that poppy color. I do this with reds, oranges, corals, etc. sometimes I just put it in the center and then a nude lip liner and it freshens your face and your bright shades get used more.
I put my cool toned eyebrow pencil on moles if they get washed out from makeup.
Last, I put powder on my eyelashes before mascara to thicken them and I always put eyeliner on after curling my eyelashes because the curler sometimes smudges it
I literally do the exact same thing with my pigment rich lipsticks!
@@ameliaodell9505 Me too. It sheers out the more pigmented lipsticks. The trick Sarah does with her eyelashes, I do on my brows. It gives my brow product more “grip” without too much pressure
I don’t even know what people are doing if they’re not squeezing their blender in a towel. The first time I used a sponge I didn’t and couldn’t even see my foundation. I thought squeezing it in a towel is what everyone did already.😆
Right! I automatically did that by instinct the first time I used a sponge lol
It helps the foundation not to absorb ?
@@subboxjunkie8298 Yes. And it helps make the product blend better but stay pigmented.
That's EXACTLY what I thought too... "wait, everyone's not already doing this!?"
Right! Pretty sure every single instructional video beauty blender has ever put out says to do that. It even says to do that on the instructions that come with the beauty blender.
I have been loving the Wayne Goss method of hydrating the ever loving crap out of your under eyes before doing your makeup. It plumps the skin so those fine lines fill out more so your concealer doesn't have fine lines to sink into
Yes!! This changed everything for me!
Wayne Goss also has a really interesting concealer technique.
What is it?
Wayne Goss is the OG of rejecting ridiculous trends and properly applying makeup 🙌🏼
It involves very light application of lid primer on the undereye. Go look on his channel! He’s a treasure.
@@monstermcboo7282 yes I’m subscribed to Wayne’s and have been for ab 4 years. Just was trying to think of his technique. Thank you 🙏🏻
@@Bl0ndB0mb yes I love Wayne. 🤗🙌🏻
I had no idea there were people out there that didn’t squeeze out the excess water on their sponge on a towel or tissue. I always have done that....can’t imagine using it more wet 😬
I was just thinking this! I’ve always done this.
I saw someone put foundation on their sponge and use it dry.
@@BigMamou367 😖😬
I read an article yesterday that suggested not only putting on under-eye moisturizer and letting it soak in while you do the rest of your skin routine, but also putting on another layer right before you do your concealer. You don’t let it dry down, but go in straight away with the concealer. It helps plump your skin and helps it “melt” into the skin. The caveat is that you have to use a cream or oil that matches the base of your concealer because if you put a water-based concealer on top of an oily cream (or vice versa), it will separate.
I do this and I highly recommend it! It makes a big difference in the under eyes
actually started doing this recently too, to avoid creasing or crow's feet in my problem areas and keep my eye area more hydrated now in winter (i've moved from a florida-like climate to a cold climate this fall and my skin has not reacted great at first). Since we're still wearing a mask in office, I really need that hydration and a good concealer that stays on well throughout the day.i also, I apply a bit of powder to set it at the end. I don't even put on foundation nowadays as I risk ruining my KN masks.
After I moisturize and let it sink in, I mix a little moisturizer into my foundation when I put it closer to my under eye. It avoids that “layered” look that screams concealer and doesn’t emphasize the wrinkles.
I do this! I'm 39 and have more fine lines than I used to (thanks Corona!). It helps a lot.
I’m doing online school and the amount I end up printing out because it’s easier for me to look at is crazy...you’re definitely not alone lol
I feel like printing it out also tricks my brain into taking school seriously too. Online class is just weird feeling
The highlight on lower lash line technique is so popular in Asia, it makes you look youthful and angelic!
You’re still young and beautiful, Jessica! I’m so glad you made this video; I’d love for it to become a series! A lot of us real old folks have been doing this hacks for 3-4 decades. They are a time saver & keep you from using as much product on your face everyday. Blessings! ✌🏾❤️
When Robert Welsh gave me permission to stop trying to apply concealer like a 20 year old UA-camr, i felt like i found Jesus. 🤗
😂 maybe not as profound, but I relate! 😂
Omg 😂 felt this in my soul!
I'm 21 and don't put on concealer like a 20 year old Instagramer
@@alyssamurin3857 hahahahaha! I should have said "like a 20 year old YTer from the past few years". It seems (to me) that A LOT of influencers are using a lot less lately. (Still too much for my saggy baggy undereyes though LOL)
Girl right! I was always like “whyyy do my eyes look WORSE after applying concealer?”
Because, I was using thick layers, influencer style.
Am I the only one that talks back to Jessica sometimes when I watch a videos like she's talking directly to me!? LOL
I can hear you!! 😂😂
Same here! I was like “yes, please do more videos of these hacks!” And then I was like, oh I need to leave a comment so Jessica will see it 😂
Ha ha.... no, I do too lol
@@itsjessicabraun ha ha😂.
I do too
Omg I didn't know anyone else did that with the beauty sponge and a towel 😮
I am so going to try that mascara hack, my boobs are just sitting there anyway, might as well put them to work 😀
😂😂😂 I almost spit my coffee out reading your comment! Thanks for the laugh because I needed it badly today.
Get to work, bewbs! Hahaha 🤣
I died at "my boobs are just sitting there anyway", only because it's so true
I do the boob thing for this one lip oil I have that is solid at room temp nine months of the year, a couple of mins under a boob melts it more than enough for use
I didn’t know people didn’t ring them out in a towel. I always thought that’s what you did. At least once I found out the damn thing was supposed to be damp. 😜 when my niece first told me I needed one, I got one. Wasn’t impressed at all. Then a year or so later I started watching UA-cam vids.... well that sure made a huge difference.
The most surprising part for me was that people wear bras while getting ready?!
Ikr! I'm always in my bedtime clothes😀....I get dressed last.
Thank you!!
Riiight!?
I wear a big old t shirt that I don't care if I get foundation on.
some people get dressed first. i do. also, if my shirt/sweater has a high neck i put that on first bc, then i'll rick wipping my face full of makeup onto the inner of it when i pull it over my head.
I used a colored brow gel first and then a pencil just to fill in the sparse areas.
When I was a college cheerleader, we had to wear dark maroon lip stick. I can’t remember where I learned this trick but I would put on the lip stick, blot it off, reapply, blot again. BUT this is the best part! Take one ply of toilet paper or tissue paper (if you have two ply, rip it apart), put it against your lips and then swipe loose translucent against it. I don’t know how, but it worked! It would last ALL day without moving!
Yup. Did that in the military, back in 90. Worked great.
I still do mine this way when I want it to last all day :) works so well!
This should be a series. I love it.
Omg my 2 fav youtubers uploading almost simultaneously, Emily and Jessica Braun!! Love you both so much
I love Emily!!!
It's so hard picking who to watch first😥 I normally rotate who I watch first but I still feel guilty😂
@@amberm819 me too ! 😫
I'd love to see you follow a Lisa Eldridge video!
Yesss!!
I’m so glad I’m not the only one that still prints and writes stuff out! I made a grocery list for my husband the other day and he ended up taking a picture of it rather then just bringing the list 🙄🙄 haha
I am totally a writer too- helps me remember it better!
I am always making lists!!
That's crazy to me, I bring a paper list every time. What if his phone died??
I’m a paper person but we switched to the AnyList app for all shopping years ago, and it’s so great. DH and I share the grocery lists so whatever I list, he sees, and vice versa. He keeps his own lists for work shopping and I keep my own for beauty, clothing, etc. It’s a great app. If I’m shopping a particular store where I have an account or use a devoted app like Whole Foods, I just transfer my grocery (or other) list to the store app’s list according to what’s on sale, what I typically buy at that store, etc. I had an adjustment period because I’m a paper person, but this keeps us so much more organized as a couple who share shopping duties.
I’ve even used the AnyList app to organize and purchase my wardrobe. We hit the road a year ago and live FT in our RV, so capsule wardrobes are saving me, and I’ve made capsule lists for every season with AnyList. I don’t have to look in my closet to plan what I want to wear; I just look at the app.
If you like Robert Welsh, and love to laugh, you have to check out him and his twin, James, The Welsh Twins. They are a riot!
And science teachers, and historians, and English teachers...LOL
For the brow gel hack, the key is to use a tinted one so that you don't have to fill in as much with a pencil or powder.
Re: a too-damp sponge.... I always dampen mine at night so it's perfect by the time I do my makeup!
Wouldn't that cause bacteria/mold to grow?
@@kellyhorvatin I mean, I always clean it and I let it sit out while it's drying so I don't know how it would be different than any other sponge usage.
@@kellyhorvatin no more than they already are!
I will wet mine before my shower.
When I was growing up during the ice age (😂) we always wore out concealer under foundation. This was the 70's and 80's.
Hearing Jessica Braun talk about Robert Welsh was weirdly exciting for me
Same! Love Robert Welsh! ❤️
And James Welsh also! Haha
One of my daughters heats up her eyelash curler with a blow dryer and then curls her lashes. She has beautiful lashes! I put my eyeliner on before eyeshadow bec. I don't want a real distinct line.
Your makeup turned out so well! It's glowy with soft coloring which is so flattering.
Suggestion: “Hack” put your 2 fingers(pointer and middle) alongside your nose and edge of your lips and don’t let your bronzer, blush & highlighter come so close to the center of your face where it has a tendency to pull your look down. Keep it up high and back a little. “Lifted”.
The highlight shade on inner lower lashline is like a go-to step for kbeauty makeup. It opens and brightens the eyes without putting blinding inner corner highlight! Loved this video❤️
I am not Asian but I notice that all of the Asian youtubers i watch do this and it is so beautiful on them!
I've always done this, but I'm self taught with eyeshadow it just seems intuitive.
@@izzybitsyspider03 Yes!!
@@Rose-jz6sx Love it😘
I’m seeing a lot of “Robert Welsh”.....but it was actually Wayne Goss who taught this concealer technique long, long, long ago. But let’s get real here, concealer was never meant to be applied 5# at a time to begin with 😑 Wayne will transform the way you apply makeup and you will NEVER look back. He teaches actual techniques, not “trends”.
Love Wayne Goss!! 💕💕
Yes, I saw it and it was awesome.
Thank you! I keep seeing everyone saying this and I’m like way to steal credit from Wayne!
@@laurenmichelle8399 even robert says that it’s not “his” technique, it’s just that many of us learned it from him.
They're both professional makeup artists, so as Welsh has said, these techniques are what they learn as professionals.
I’ve been thinking you remind me of someone, but I couldn’t put my finger on it...just figured it out! Sloane from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off!! 😆😘
Totally! It's the eyes
Cute of yall to assume I put on my bra before the last possible second that I'm walking out the door 😅
Ikr, me too😂
Amen
Bra? The last year had me forgetting about that for a minute.
Same 😂, I just put mascara in my waistband lol
ooh also...i request a “Drew Barrymore makeup secrets video”. Pleeeease!! I feel like she would have some good ones.
Yes, I love Drew Barrymore!
Just as an FYI, the brand flower beauty (at cvs, ulta, and online) is Drew Barrymore’s brand).
Loooove Drew!! Yes please! I've tried flower beauty just because it's hers 💕👭
Whenever I have a lipstick that I feel is too brown for lips or too similiar to my skin tone I either put a lipgloss with a pink tinge in it or I use a darker liner. I think the lipstick you used would look amazing with a darker lip linear. It gives me Charlotte Tilbury vibes.
You’re not old, you’re just a teacher 😂 looking forward to incorporating some hacks into my routine!
Hahaha I think you might be right!!
Jess with her little hacks graph is adorable. Also that top is so cute!
i think the brow gel hack is for tinted brow gel so you dont overdo the darkness after youve already filled them in
I put on powder foundation first with a brush, then use a damp sponge over it, so I don't hard pan the foundation.
This kind of became a big trend, but because I don’t like how most complexion products sit on my skin, I’ll put on extra cream blush and then do a light dusting of powder foundation over the top. It works well for me!
I do that too. I've been using lipstick as my cream blush and powdering it.
Doing my eyebrows like that I find just helps me target the parts that actually need the help. I like applying as little as possible in parts of my routine. This helps there.
OMG! I'm so happy that you mentioned Allie Glines. I love her videos too because she is always trying new and different makeup, and also experimenting different type of things. I think the concealer before foundation and the eyeshadow on the lower lash made a huge difference!
I put concealer on first my whole life until I began watching UA-cam 10 years ago. I’m 62. Love how his technique looks on you.
That concealer hack is genius! So refreshing to not see that huuuuge clump triangle on everyone's face lol
“Let me get out my granny paper” made me laugh 🤣🤣🤣
Love Robert Welshes tips so much. So realistic. Also I LOVE his ghost stories on Mondays, I’m not even into ghost stories but its like ASMR for me, very relaxing. And he always gives Bailey Sarian credit for inspiring those videos.
I used to do concealer first then foundation when I first started wearing makeup. My mom made me take etiquette classes when I was 14 years old (1996) and that’s the way they taught us to apply our makeup. It wasn’t till I was in my early 20s that these steps switched. The change was because when you put foundation over concealer, it would move the concealer around and you’d have to reapply the concealer. Makeup rules change all the time, so do what works for you!
And please do more hack videos! I love these videos so much and they are so helpful and educational.❤️❤️❤️
I love the way that liner looks on you! It’s not as harsh as liquid liner. And yes! To more videos like these.
I have been applying my concealer first for more years than you've been alive, Jessica😂😂😂 I also love to apply my foundation with my hands.... the warmth of my skin helps it to really sink into my skin.❤️❤️❤️ #oldschoolmakeup
I still do some of my foundations with my hands as well. *Gasp!* Some just work better that way.
"I feel like this is something I would make fun of my mom for doing, but here I am."
Girl, that is a MOOD.
I really enjoyed these hacks and would love for you to do more of these. You looked so pretty.
I thought you were supposed to squeeze your sponge in a towel - here I am unknowingly using a hack 🤣 I put bronzer, then highlighter, then blush as I feel like the blush blends it together and helps prevent stripes. Cute video!
Omg that sounds like a good idea! I always did a bottom to top approach with bronzer first, then blush, lastly highlighter. But I think I'll try it your way next time, sounds like it would work well.
Ok I'm older ..... 52. When I first started wearing make up, in my early teens, I always did concealer first. It wasn't until I started watching UA-cam beauty vids that I saw people putting concealer after foundation. I was confused!🙃
I'm 29 and I've always done concealer first. That's why it's called CONCEALer lmfao
I loved seeing this! Also - I think that lip color looks absolutely gorgeous on you! It's for sure different than your typical colors, but I'm 100% here for it!
It's kind of interesting how we are used to a certain way and that is it for so many women.
For decades it has been , at least for me, concealer before foundation around the eyes but I can see why the opposite might work better for a lot of people.
Why I must do first is put some wax on my crazy eyebrows then use whatever else second.
Older women (I'm 60) we get in a rut while even older women seem to be stuck forever. I literally wore the same makeup when I was young for years and years!!! How things have changed for us all. We have wonderful youtubers like you, Jessica that inspire me and you are so genuine that you are a joy to watch. :) Thank you!!
Sidenote: Before I type it all I have to say that I would never want to hurt or offend someone about their appearance, I certainly need help myself!! So I came across a nice lady I have not seen in a few years the other day. She is beautiful and doesnt even need makeup but what she does is she always wears a very harsh, thick, black eyeliner and not applied very evenly either. Like I said she is beautiful, I wish that she would change up her routine with her eyeliner. If she did she would look even more stunning. :)
God bless you all reading this in these very challenging times.
Back in the 80's we put concealer before foundation yeah I'm old!
Me too - I changed when I started watching UA-cam!
I just breathe on my eyelash curler 😆 I go “haaaaaaaa” on it between each application 😆
Me too!
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Yep!
If you want your mascara to not wipe off a bit, wait until your mascara is SUPER dry. I do it all the time and it doesn't budge. It also doesn't damage my lashes surprisingly 🤷♀️
I love your channel so much Jess I never miss an upload🥰! I watch one of your old videos every morning and every night when I do my skincare routine 😂❤ you're my comforting little corner of UA-cam thank you ❤❤❤
Please show more of the hacks! It's just fun seeing your reactions when they work!
i wouldn’t recommend curling lashes after applying mascara. my friend in high school used to do that everyday and then one day she lost all her eyelashes cuz she fucked em up. had to wear falsies for like idek how long but it looked wack either way....
I've been doing this since I was 14, and I'm now 41. I actually do it a few times lol. I guess it's just different for everyone.
@@TheBwil32 yea but still. just so people dont end up like my friend and get pissed
YES!! I CRINGED when she did that! I'll break your lashes!!!
Robert is a genius I agree, but I think the major concept of his technique is using less concealer so they sink less in the fine lines. I love his technique of less is more. Also the position he places the concealer helps lift the face (especially blending on the outher corners). 👏👏👏
Love this! Part 2 please 😃
Yassss!! Was so looking forward to this! *sips coffee with pen and paper* lol 🙌🏻
I have a friend who heats her eyelash curler with her hair dryer. That was in InStle magazine in the late 90s.
I used to do that. It works great! But I don't do my makeup in the bathroom anymore where I keep my hair dryer.
Totally makes sense that you thought the hacks out in advance to make sure you would be able to get around to all of the tips. I think it’s a great idea to make sure you don’t waste time or produce a video that doesn’t meet your standards. Thank you for being thoughtful!
That brow hack is everything. I've done that anyway for quite some time cause I noticed it helps avoid "sharpie brows".
I've found that applying concealer before foundation is definitely more seamless but my habits are strong and I always forget to do it first! Also, on day 3 of trying the purito bb cream and so far so good!
I didn’t know that people didn’t squeeze their sponge in a towel. I’ve always done that, even when I was 15 (I’m 37) and used those cosmetic wedges.
More videos of this please!! Love watching these!
I have been putting a shimmer shadow on my lower lid since I can remember and it looks so good with a little mascara as well! I find that it makes my eyes look more open/bigger.
I also use a heated lash curler. I know it sounds scary but its not. It isn't damaging to the lashes either and it doesn't get super hot. Even when I use a regular lash curler and waterproof mascara, my lashes don't stay curled. The heated lash curler is amazing! I got mine on Amazon and its rechargeable.
That concealer hack!! 🙌🙌 Instant eye lift and FLAWLESS!!! 😍😍😍
The bottom lash eyeshadow looks stunning can’t wait to try it
I used to ALWAYS do concealer first! But I got out of the habit cause everyone on Beautytube does foundation first. Going to try going back to concealer first.
Same here! I was told I was doing it wrong 🤦♀️. So I switched to after. Now I’m going back to how I usually do it. Lol
Concealer first prevents me from getting crazy raccoon eyes!
I truly enjoy you and Tyler. Your family makes me smile! Stay safe and healthy.
The reason I love watching you is, you’re relatable, wholesome and you’re not over the top with makeup looks. I feel like your content is realistic and naturally beautiful. Just like Emily Noel. Just wholesome, realistic and good content. ❤️
I've always heard that it's dangerous to curl your lashes with mascara on them; that they could break off???
I saw Jaclyn Hills video on the mascara hack and what she does is clean the curler in between using it so there’s nothing to pull on the eyelashes 😊
I've been doing it for...... over 20 years. Keep the curler clean, change the pad to a fresh one as needed. I've never had a problem and it helps my downward facing hard to curl lashes go up! If anyone gives it a try and notices that a few of your lashes stick to the curler, then just stop doing it.
yeah i broke off my eyelashes last week lmao
I think it's ok with water base mascara but a bit dangerous with sticky waxy waterproof.
You just need to be very gentle when removing the curler.
Im 47 and if I could give one piece of make up advice to allll of the young people is to NOT over pluck your eyebrows cuz they do not grow back as you age. I only have a small patch on each eye and now I have to draw them on...lol
Same! For years, I had mine waxed every time I got my hair done. Brow serum has helped a little, but not much.
Same!
Mine def grew back, but the parts I had plucked relentlessly in the past grew in STARK WHITE. Arrrgh
I am so glad I didn’t do it. I am 48. I didn’t have the in trendy thin brows back then. I still have have my brows.
Mine luckily grew back - I left them alone when I was around 25. I'm 37 now and love my brows. I used to think I had naturally short and thin brows but nope, they turned out to be quite bushy when I let them grow lol
I really really appreciate this video more than i expected. I didn't realize that I've also gotten in a rut with applying makeup. This is a way to try new things, change it up, and play again. Please do more!
I put my liquid liner pen, mascara, and lash curler in my bra when I start to get ready. Gets a bit crowded in there, but they all work soooo much better by the time I'm ready to use them!
I already had the shirt you’re wearing in my Old Navy cart but now that I see you bought it I have to as well😂
I learned the “Robert Welsh” technique from a Sephora makeup artist years ago and always wondered why no one else was talking about it!!
This was fun. I don't ever squish sponge in towel, but do really roll brush on damp cloth, then surround the bristles and really rub the moisture in. Makes my makeup blend beautifully. Also I curl my eyelashes after I put on my eyelash primer. It is so easy because your lashes are outlined and you can see the curl easier. I am careful though, I do it quickly after I applying the primer because I don't want to break my eyelashes.
Like someone else said, I give Daddy Wayne aka Wayne Goss credit for the less concealer, only where you need it, stop concealing like instagram. His techniques work IRL for real looking results and for ppl over the age of 20. No shade on Robert Welsh, love him & his techniques too.
The eyelash hack works, however, I once did that with Physician’s Formula Mascara and my lashes broke in half. It was crazy! 🤣🤣🤣
Mine broke like that a month ago 😔 I’m never using an eyelash curler again!
Y’all remember when Jessica used to do pencil, liquid then gel liner every day?
I do!
When did she stop doing that? I never consciously noticed... Probably when she had Gigi right? I feel like that's too much work for a mom of young kids.
I’ve done just about every hack including roberts concealer one for years now and love them all they just work so well for me ❤️
the highlighter particles flowing around and light getting them is so magical
The grande serum is available using Sephora points right now. I’ve gotten 2.
I've always done my gel first. I need it so I can tell where I need pencil and I can go without it.
The concealer hack is a game changer. Tried it this morning and no lines. Can not thank you enough 🥰
I do the brow hack but I use tinted gel so it keeps me from over filling my brows! Basically the tint handles it’s areas then I fill in only the sparcest of areas. Plus it helps shape them prior!
Try that lipstick with a smokey eye, is that absolutely perfect Nude paired with a strong eye look ♡
As a teen in the 90s I heated my pencil eyeliner on my curling iron. 😂
Same!!
I did mine with a lighter lol
I love when people don’t follow the standard UA-cam order of application.
Conceal first! Also, I have always curled my lashes and done liner before applying any shadow or anything on my eyes. I always put my mascara in my bra or waistband or my sweats. The lower lash highlight is a go-to for me also. It works great with a soft shimmery pencil, smudged. Like a brow highlight crayon. That way the powder doesn’t stick to your lashes and make you see spots all day. 🤩
I put my concealer on before foundation, I have rosacea and it seems to give me a better "canvas" to start my foundation with. I also find that if my concealer is not quite the right shade then the foundation is a little more forgiving on the concealer. I also love the Robert Welsh concealer, he made me realize that the only place I actually have discoloration around my eyes is above my tear duct and on the outer edge it is a good way to help shape (or cleanup) the edge of my outer eye.
Request/idea for video: custom lipstick by Finding Ferdinand. whole process of creating color, try-on and wear test 💄