I'm 64 years old and I just learned how to do blush from you Wayne I've worn it since I'm a teenager but now I really know how to find my cheekbones sometimes I think I look like a clown and who wants to look like a clown I want to be an elegant old lady stay well and stay blessed
@Susan, age 64 is a celebration and everyone that doesn't die will eventually get there someday, so let's all live our best lives and enjoy finding the beauty of each day while we can 🤗
@@76482 thank you Shelby for the beautiful reply yes we got to leave each day as we see it and enjoy the beauty around us cuz we never know God only granted us one day so thank you so much and God bless and stay well
@@susanburrow3238 I’m 26 and currently working as a first responder. Your comment about your age just made me think about my line of work. It reminds me that old age is a subjective term and an experience some of us will not be granted in life… Even then, I’ve witnessed firsthand the way that a person’s genuine beauty is something they radiate from the inside out, and it never truly dies. I think we show our gratitude for the life we’ve been gifted by living it fully and compassionately every day. I hope you are doing something fun today and I hope you know that *your* beauty is palpable to me, even from online and miles away. God bless and much love from El Paso, TX 🤠🌵🏜
Your techniques have made me accept and love my face more. I’ve started using minimal products and just accepting my skin and looks, but your techniques make a huge difference to all of us!
I have stopped covering my entire face with foundation because of Wayne simply because I don’t actually need it! Obviously there’s other things I use but it just feels better to not go crazy covering up the skin on my whole face.
I remember a tutorial you posted years ago, something like "stop applying blush in a way that ages you" and you used this technique vs the old "apply to the 'apple' of the cheek." One of the single best makeup tips I've ever gotten.
I am 39 years old, and I have never watched a more honest, funny and straight forward makeup artist! Your the best, I always need and appreciate these technique and "how-to" videos.
As a fairly femme guy I love to use a little make up but always get a bit nervous that I’ll look like a panto dame! Your channel has helped me so much. You’re a star x
I've never liked all of the highlighting as too much starts looking like a glazed donut. Love your videos! I'm hooked after I watched the technique for hooded eyes. Thank you.
This is how boys and men can wear make up and it looks like skin. I’ve spent many years trying foundations and then bronzers etc to bring life back to the face, and it looks like a man wearing a beat face. These days it’s carefully placed bronzer and blush, and I’ve never had anyone question what I’m ‘wearing’. But lots of compliments saying I always have great skin. I’m pale pale. But placement can be a game changer to keep it looking natural.
Phew. Knowing all that you've been teaching hasn't gone in vain when I do my daily makeup is a great feeling. I've tried all the different blush application techniques you've demonstrated on your channel and it is amazing to see the variations in my appearance with each method.
Thank you - finally a voice of reason. I see so many young women (also UA-camrs) these days who smile violently into their mirror and then dot their blusher on the 'apple'. As soon as they stop smiling, they end up with a red spot placed beside the tip of their nose. This always reminds me of an eight-year-old who has played with her mama's makeup. It takes the desire to look younger to a totally new level...
This was a fantastic tip! I find that since my hair is now white that cheeks are very important, along with what lip color I use. You don’t realize how much your colored hair adds till it is gone. I am not complaining as I get many compliments on my white bob. Thanks 😊
White hair gives the face such a luminous and striking look! I've wanted white or gray hair since I was very young. Congrats to you for rocking your natural look
I can't tell you how many times in the last year I've questioned where to put my blush. Is it too high, too low, on the apples, not on the apples??? This method is the first one to make sense! And it's going to be easy to remember! Thank you so much, Wayne!
This is how I have placed my blush and highlighter for years. It looks super natural. I have a very round face and with proper placement of my blush, highlighter, and contour, it really does help make my cheekbones stand out in a more natural manner
I’m 65 and my blush used to be lower. Now it’s close to my lower eye. Something’s drop at my age and others go up. Mostly things start falling unfortunately. But Wayne almost makes everyone feel beautiful! ♥️
I've been applying my blush and highlighter this way for years. Even with my prominent cheekbones, it makes my face look so incredibly lifted and sexy.❤️
I never used blush because I was intimidated by placement so I stuck to just contour bronze. Not anymore, thanks heaps for this incredible tip aka hack
Hi! So, do you mean that you wear a bronzey shade of contour instead of blush? If so, that sounds like a really neat idea. Can you tell me more about your face shape and coloring, and what color (s) you feel look the best? I’m really fair (fish-belly white is the southern term for it…lol). Thanks in advance-I love learning new stuff! And…thank you, Wayne, for the video!
I JUST finished doing my makeup, looked in the mirror, realized how poor my blush looked. Opened UA-cam and your video popped up. UA-cam algorithm reading my mind today. Been a subscriber for a while, always love your videos, but this one was perfect timing. Thank you for posting!
I’m so glad to see that I’ve been using a good approach all these years, as I never could get on-board with the whole “apples” of the cheek method. It just made my more rectangular face look fuller & was so unflattering. I’m a “blusher in the temples“ kinda’ gal as well (I’ll blame all the 80’s avant-garde influencers with their blush-draping on my young impressionable mind). Haha! 😄💜
I haven’t watched any makeup tutorials/tips videos in years,not by a conscious decision but life just got in the way..then I put on this and immediately was like “get with the program Self, there’s a reason his videos are still a thing”. Also he doesn’t look like he’s aged even 1 day 🤯🤩
I learned this trick by accident at 20 years old when I was a makeup beginner. I bought a 2-in-1 blush and highlighter palette and applied the blush where highlighter should go. I always thought it looked better.
I have a long, thin and angular face so I’ve always applied blusher to the apples of my cheeks (whilst also avoiding any contour on my cheeks and temples) specifically to make my face look rounder, wider and softer. But now that I’m over 40 and want a bit of ‘lift’ too, it’s hard to know exactly where to put these makeup products. I’d love it if you did a video for people like me who are trying to achieve the opposite of the face sculpting that every makeup video shows!
Wayne you are fantastic. Quick, informative videos that are easy to understand and follow. Oh and you made the BEST eyeshadow brushes in the game. PERIOD.
Hi Wayne it makes so much sense to put it higher because as we age unfortunately our face drops a tad Thank you for the tips see you in the next one 🌺🌸
Well. That was super helpful!! Why are we not taught this stuff when we're young. I admit I left the "apple" alone years ago but the apple of the cheek is all they ever mentioned!! 😐
Thanks Wayne. I have a very small face and find many blush brushes make it difficult not to overapply. However I purchased your #2 brush a while back and find it perfect for getting the correct placement on the cheekbones.
Always interesting, respectful, honest, professional, knowledgeable and minimalistic Wayne! Finally no more guessing and struggle to apply the blush and highlighter! Thank you …..we don’t want to look like a Neapolitan ice cream! ❤️❤️❤️
I found ur channel when I was a young girl and I can say ur videos and what I have learnt have shaped 80% of the way I do my makeup. Thank youuuuuu Wayne
This makes so much sense, thank you Wayne. I was wondering about the highlighter, so I’ll be using this technique from now on. I’ve just started using my lipstick as a blusher, and it works really well, obviously it’s not deep red or shocking pink, but I think quite fresh looking 💕💕💕
Hi Wayne! Just had to note how much I enjoyed this video. I applied the products as you suggested and WOW! Huge difference. I absolutely love how my face looked once I had finished my makeup. What would we do without your knowledge and expertise Wayne? You’re amazing. ❤
Omg Wayne! My best friend’s mom showed me this trick when I was a little kid. She is and has always been one of the most beautiful women I know, always so put together. I used to watch her put her make up on and she taught me so much. Thank you for reminding me of this great memory.
Wayne are you fazing out your brush lines? So many of your brushes are no longer listed on Beautylish. I was waiting for many to come back. Are you bringing out new ones or just focusing on makeup? I don’t want to wait for brushes that are not coming. Thank you so much for your assistance!!! XoXo 🤗💙😉
Been following you since your videos on your old dark apartment. I remember a video you did years ago about blusher & ever since I have teached this technique to every single one of my clients. Years as a MUA & this technique is still #1 for me, I show them the 2 finger rule for blusher & the ear to eye measurement. It works every time & women love when I show them how easy it is and the "lift". Thank you for all the teachings and techniques tru the years.
Great trick Wayne I am going to try it right now! This momma is a round faced gal and always looking to find just the right placement. Thanks, Gale The Happy Stamper :)
My long curly hair when worn down covers, my cheek bones and all that is really seen is the apples of my cheek. I have a round face and don’t place blush there. Any suggestion?
I thought blush looked horrible on me until I started using this technique recently. Apples of the cheeks placement is definitely not for everyone. I'm so glad I figured this out. : )
I learned how to apply blush by paying attention to the topography of my face more than the geometry. Liquid, cream or powder, and regardless of color, I never apply blush lower than the bottom of my nose and only outside the center of my eyes. So draw the imaginary lines. And the uneven topography - we all have it, no one has a truly symmetrical face - will appear more even.
(Hesitantly raising hand) Ummm, GUILTY as charged, Sir. I shall put a stop to that Neapolitan business presently going on on my face forthwith! Thank you for the lesson, and as always, thank you for sharing!
ok this is very helpful. I find myself pulling it way too far down my face and too far into the nose area. I also somehow can NEVER get the same amount of color on each side.... Thank you!! 😍
Thank you so much for this blusher demo. I live in New Zealand and I have just received my first WG product, your Peony blusher. It is truly the best blusher I have ever used. I blends so easily and beautifully.
My makeup goal at the moment is to master the "make it as subtle as possible". I've tried your buffing technique and I like it, but it's an extra step so I might experiment with a very light hand and then a thin veil of setting powder to blend/tone it down. At the same time... I do love a bit of extra blush sometimes, it looks really cute when it's well blended and the focus of the makeup (instead of bold eye/lip makeup, as I usually use mascara and lip gloss only). So many optionssss, exciting!
It is very 1990s to put a blush high on cheek bones - it often looks like bruises or unnatural redness after insect sting. It also make eye's puffy circles more visible what you have presented in your video. It is a place where noone ever get a natural emotional blush.
Yes!!! Please! It’s a pet peeve of mine when I see women wearing blush all in the area below the cheekbone and the areas next to the nose it looks so off
I lost about 40 pounds and suddenly had some cheekbones that I couldn't see that well before, thanks a bunch for this great tip!! I'm gonna try this tomorrow!
I'm 64 years old and I just learned how to do blush from you Wayne I've worn it since I'm a teenager but now I really know how to find my cheekbones sometimes I think I look like a clown and who wants to look like a clown I want to be an elegant old lady stay well and stay blessed
You're so cute ♥️
@Susan, age 64 is a celebration and everyone that doesn't die will eventually get there someday, so let's all live our best lives and enjoy finding the beauty of each day while we can 🤗
@@76482 thank you Shelby for the beautiful reply yes we got to leave each day as we see it and enjoy the beauty around us cuz we never know God only granted us one day so thank you so much and God bless and stay well
He also did a video using cream blush that looks amazing on everyone!! It’s some years back, I think 2015…? Still relevant for makeup technique tho…
@@susanburrow3238 I’m 26 and currently working as a first responder. Your comment about your age just made me think about my line of work. It reminds me that old age is a subjective term and an experience some of us will not be granted in life… Even then, I’ve witnessed firsthand the way that a person’s genuine beauty is something they radiate from the inside out, and it never truly dies.
I think we show our gratitude for the life we’ve been gifted by living it fully and compassionately every day. I hope you are doing something fun today and I hope you know that *your* beauty is palpable to me, even from online and miles away. God bless and much love from El Paso, TX 🤠🌵🏜
Your techniques have made me accept and love my face more. I’ve started using minimal products and just accepting my skin and looks, but your techniques make a huge difference to all of us!
right it’s like for once someone is teaching me how to decorate my face instead of change it and it’s way more fun this way
I have stopped covering my entire face with foundation because of Wayne simply because I don’t actually need it! Obviously there’s other things I use but it just feels better to not go crazy covering up the skin on my whole face.
I just love your classy, yet sarcastic eye rolls to the camera, Wayne! They make me giggle every time. 😄
You are a TART lol only joking
I'm...clocking on a bit and I think Wayne can be WICKED ❤
Much ❤️ from Wales 🏴
I remember a tutorial you posted years ago, something like "stop applying blush in a way that ages you" and you used this technique vs the old "apply to the 'apple' of the cheek." One of the single best makeup tips I've ever gotten.
Me too. I think about that almost every time I wear blush.
“Cause Neapolitan looks SO good on skin”…. OMG Wayne, I darn near choked on my apple! 🍎
There was no need to come for @trixiemattel like that
I am 39 years old, and I have never watched a more honest, funny and straight forward makeup artist! Your the best, I always need and appreciate these technique and "how-to" videos.
you did a video on this over 10 years ago, and i’ve been applying blush here ever since!!
(i was 16 then, i’m 27 now!)
As a fairly femme guy I love to use a little make up but always get a bit nervous that I’ll look like a panto dame! Your channel has helped me so much. You’re a star x
EVERY tip this master artist has ever given has wonderfully worked for me ! Thanks again for yet another great technique 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I've never liked all of the highlighting as too much starts looking like a glazed donut. Love your videos! I'm hooked after I watched the technique for hooded eyes. Thank you.
This is how boys and men can wear make up and it looks like skin. I’ve spent many years trying foundations and then bronzers etc to bring life back to the face, and it looks like a man wearing a beat face. These days it’s carefully placed bronzer and blush, and I’ve never had anyone question what I’m ‘wearing’. But lots of compliments saying I always have great skin. I’m pale pale. But placement can be a game changer to keep it looking natural.
Phew. Knowing all that you've been teaching hasn't gone in vain when I do my daily makeup is a great feeling. I've tried all the different blush application techniques you've demonstrated on your channel and it is amazing to see the variations in my appearance with each method.
Thank you - finally a voice of reason.
I see so many young women (also UA-camrs) these days who smile violently into their mirror and then dot their blusher on the 'apple'. As soon as they stop smiling, they end up with a red spot placed beside the tip of their nose. This always reminds me of an eight-year-old who has played with her mama's makeup. It takes the desire to look younger to a totally new level...
This was a fantastic tip! I find that since my hair is now white that cheeks are very important, along with what lip color I use. You don’t realize how much your colored hair adds till it is gone. I am not complaining as I get many compliments on my white bob. Thanks 😊
White hair gives the face such a luminous and striking look! I've wanted white or gray hair since I was very young. Congrats to you for rocking your natural look
I’ll bet your hair is lovely!! ♥️
I've always said this!! Always apply higher than you think!
This is correct. I've seen several "influencers" use heavy foundation to cover up their redness only to put it right back on with blush.
Agree. It does look lovely on them, though, but it’s not a look I could pull off. Have a wonderful evening!!
I can't tell you how many times in the last year I've questioned where to put my blush. Is it too high, too low, on the apples, not on the apples??? This method is the first one to make sense! And it's going to be easy to remember! Thank you so much, Wayne!
I still like the blush draping technique you showed us 3 months ago. It actually helps my dark circles look better.
Which one was that?
Wayne did a video about 3 months ago titled “Blush Draping…Glow like you never did before”. Check it out.
I love your support uncomplicated make up tutorials. Thank you for not being ridiculously complex.
This is how I have placed my blush and highlighter for years. It looks super natural. I have a very round face and with proper placement of my blush, highlighter, and contour, it really does help make my cheekbones stand out in a more natural manner
♥️
I’m 65 and my blush used to be lower. Now it’s close to my lower eye. Something’s drop at my age and others go up. Mostly things start falling unfortunately. But Wayne almost makes everyone feel beautiful! ♥️
I've been applying my blush and highlighter this way for years. Even with my prominent cheekbones, it makes my face look so incredibly lifted and sexy.❤️
I like it whenever you say one can do whatever they want but .. . Thank you so much Wayne for this one😘
I never used blush because I was intimidated by placement so I stuck to just contour bronze. Not anymore, thanks heaps for this incredible tip aka hack
Hi! So, do you mean that you wear a bronzey shade of contour instead of blush? If so, that sounds like a really neat idea. Can you tell me more about your face shape and coloring, and what color (s) you feel look the best? I’m really fair (fish-belly white is the southern term for it…lol).
Thanks in advance-I love learning new stuff!
And…thank you, Wayne, for the video!
I JUST finished doing my makeup, looked in the mirror, realized how poor my blush looked. Opened UA-cam and your video popped up. UA-cam algorithm reading my mind today. Been a subscriber for a while, always love your videos, but this one was perfect timing. Thank you for posting!
I find your tips so great. Thanks much!💖💖
Love that your content is short and to the point. Also, that you aren’t heavy handed like so many others. Thanks!
I’m so glad to see that I’ve been using a good approach all these years, as I never could get on-board with the whole “apples” of the cheek method. It just made my more rectangular face look fuller & was so unflattering. I’m a “blusher in the temples“ kinda’ gal as well (I’ll blame all the 80’s avant-garde influencers with their blush-draping on my young impressionable mind). Haha! 😄💜
😂
I haven’t watched any makeup tutorials/tips videos in years,not by a conscious decision but life just got in the way..then I put on this and immediately was like “get with the program Self, there’s a reason his videos are still a thing”. Also he doesn’t look like he’s aged even 1 day 🤯🤩
I learned this trick by accident at 20 years old when I was a makeup beginner. I bought a 2-in-1 blush and highlighter palette and applied the blush where highlighter should go. I always thought it looked better.
I would love to see this look with bronzer too. Very helpful video.
I have a long, thin and angular face so I’ve always applied blusher to the apples of my cheeks (whilst also avoiding any contour on my cheeks and temples) specifically to make my face look rounder, wider and softer. But now that I’m over 40 and want a bit of ‘lift’ too, it’s hard to know exactly where to put these makeup products. I’d love it if you did a video for people like me who are trying to achieve the opposite of the face sculpting that every makeup video shows!
This is my problem, too.
Wayne you are fantastic. Quick, informative videos that are easy to understand and follow. Oh and you made the BEST eyeshadow brushes in the game. PERIOD.
“Because Neapolitan looks so good on skin.” Then the face Wayne makes. 😂
Hi Wayne it makes so much sense to put it higher because as we age unfortunately our face drops a tad
Thank you for the tips see you in the next one 🌺🌸
“Neapolitan looks so good on skin” 😂😂😂😂😂
He just gets better and better 🤩😍 makes people feel good…not only physically ☺️
Well. That was super helpful!! Why are we not taught this stuff when we're young. I admit I left the "apple" alone years ago but the apple of the cheek is all they ever mentioned!! 😐
I’ve always placed my blush there. I do my highlight then blush overtop to blend it in and soften it.
Wayne Goss changed my makeup game in every single video of 5 minutes or less.
Thanks Wayne. I have a very small face and find many blush brushes make it difficult not to overapply. However I purchased your #2 brush a while back and find it perfect for getting the correct placement on the cheekbones.
Thanks Wayne, I always struggle with blush placement ☺
This is why a glowy blusher looks gorgeous!!...
Always interesting, respectful, honest, professional, knowledgeable and minimalistic Wayne! Finally no more guessing and struggle to apply the blush and highlighter! Thank you …..we don’t want to look like a Neapolitan ice cream! ❤️❤️❤️
Sending you love Wayne!♥️ thank you for always educating us.
I love blush!! It just makes my face look happy no matter what. Love you Wayne
I found ur channel when I was a young girl and I can say ur videos and what I have learnt have shaped 80% of the way I do my makeup. Thank youuuuuu Wayne
My cheekbones are uneven.
Do I treat each one separately or do I try to even them out?
My eyes are the same way.
Thanks 😊
Wayne, I just love your informative videos!! They make me think! Thanks!
That blush is my fav Wayne! Love it so much! Because of you I now apply my products perfectly 🥰
This makes so much sense, thank you Wayne. I was wondering about the highlighter, so I’ll be using this technique from now on. I’ve just started using my lipstick as a blusher, and it works really well, obviously it’s not deep red or shocking pink, but I think quite fresh looking 💕💕💕
Hi Wayne! Just had to note how much I enjoyed this video. I applied the products as you suggested and WOW! Huge difference. I absolutely love how my face looked once I had finished my makeup. What would we do without your knowledge and expertise Wayne? You’re amazing. ❤
Omg Wayne! My best friend’s mom showed me this trick when I was a little kid. She is and has always been one of the most beautiful women I know, always so put together. I used to watch her put her make up on and she taught me so much. Thank you for reminding me of this great memory.
Wayne are you fazing out your brush lines? So many of your brushes are no longer listed on Beautylish. I was waiting for many to come back. Are you bringing out new ones or just focusing on makeup? I don’t want to wait for brushes that are not coming. Thank you so much for your assistance!!! XoXo 🤗💙😉
Sweet Wayne you're a gem. Such a kind soul. ❤️
Been following you since your videos on
your old dark apartment. I remember a
video you did years ago about blusher &
ever since I have teached this technique to
every single one of my clients. Years as a
MUA & this technique is still #1 for me, I
show them the 2 finger rule for blusher &
the ear to eye measurement. It works
every time & women love when I show
them how easy it is and the "lift". Thank you
for all the teachings and techniques tru
the years.
Great trick Wayne I am going to try it right now! This momma is a round faced gal and always looking to find just the right placement.
Thanks,
Gale The Happy Stamper :)
1:05 😆 "cause Neopolitan looks SO good on skin..."
Haha, I love Wayne 💜
Thank you so much for these tips! I always learn so much from you! So thank you from Ohio ❤️❤️❤️
My long curly hair when worn down covers, my cheek bones and all that is really seen is the apples of my cheek. I have a round face and don’t place blush there. Any suggestion?
Thank you. That makes prefect sense. You're looking so fresh and well, btw. Hope you're having an excellent summer!
I thought blush looked horrible on me until I started using this technique recently. Apples of the cheeks placement is definitely not for everyone. I'm so glad I figured this out. : )
You in that pink with the background is amazing 😍
I learned how to apply blush by paying attention to the topography of my face more than the geometry. Liquid, cream or powder, and regardless of color, I never apply blush lower than the bottom of my nose and only outside the center of my eyes. So draw the imaginary lines. And the uneven topography - we all have it, no one has a truly symmetrical face - will appear more even.
I can easily understand your instruction...it makes it easier for me to follow and remember...Thank you
Wow, I’ve just learnt exactly how to use my blusher correctly. Thanks. Wayne!
(Hesitantly raising hand) Ummm, GUILTY as charged, Sir. I shall put a stop to that Neapolitan business presently going on on my face forthwith! Thank you for the lesson, and as always, thank you for sharing!
The way you explain things makes it seem so obvious! lol
Thank you so much!
ok this is very helpful. I find myself pulling it way too far down my face and too far into the nose area. I also somehow can NEVER get the same amount of color on each side.... Thank you!! 😍
I like the background. And the blush technique!
Thank you so much for this blusher demo. I live in New Zealand and I have just received my first WG product, your Peony blusher. It is truly the best blusher I have ever used. I blends so easily and beautifully.
My makeup goal at the moment is to master the "make it as subtle as possible". I've tried your buffing technique and I like it, but it's an extra step so I might experiment with a very light hand and then a thin veil of setting powder to blend/tone it down. At the same time... I do love a bit of extra blush sometimes, it looks really cute when it's well blended and the focus of the makeup (instead of bold eye/lip makeup, as I usually use mascara and lip gloss only). So many optionssss, exciting!
Remarkably e-z! Thank you, Wayne Goss.
I love how you keep your videos short into the point.
I enjoy your video. You have such a pleasant way about you. Very calm and informative and personable.
This is the most beautiful blush!!!
wayne, you make me happy 😊
that is all 😊
Wayne, you are my Hero... Brilliant, instructions always.
You look fantastic, Wayne.
Thank you for this, very helpful. I am going to try and see how it works.
“‘Cause Neopolitan looks so good on skin…” (that look, eyebrow raised). Love you, Wayne Goss! 💕
Your blushes are the best of the best!!! And I mean it!!!
Please do this for bronzer placement
It is very 1990s to put a blush high on cheek bones - it often looks like bruises or unnatural redness after insect sting. It also make eye's puffy circles more visible what you have presented in your video. It is a place where noone ever get a natural emotional blush.
Yes!!! Please! It’s a pet peeve of mine when I see women wearing blush all in the area below the cheekbone and the areas next to the nose it looks so off
I’m 72 and have just got what I ‘should do’!, Again, thank you so much Wayne! xxxxx
Neapolitan is one of my top ten favorite ice creams. Thank you for giving it a shout out :)
Thank you for showing us where to place blush. 👍🥰
Thanks Wayne for the tips. I try to follow this technique. Take care.
Your videos are great, I've learned so much from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others.
Thank you Wayne I'm always getting my blusher placement wrong
I'll try your suggestion.
Love your videos 🥰 🇨🇦
Gosh darn it Wayne, you’re Amazing!☺️
I love it! It’s soooo much better than apple.
The Neapolitan comment and look. That made me LOL with a mouthful of food....at home. Great video too.
Simplified! 🙏 As you do, keep it real.
Can you also do a video for where you apply contour/ bronzer?! Thank you!
I love how you explain everything. You are awesome. Love your sense of humor! Thank you for teaching me how to apply blush. 😀
Bloody love you!!!& the Wink @ the end !!! 😜💋💋
I lost about 40 pounds and suddenly had some cheekbones that I couldn't see that well before, thanks a bunch for this great tip!! I'm gonna try this tomorrow!