My Gran taught me to dampen my eyeshadow brush when I was first learning makeup. My Gran wore full makeup,dresses and heels until she was 103. She was fabulous and always told me to dress up to please myself She was full of hilarious drama and loved Shakespeare. I miss her every day.
What an inspiring woman! My grandmother was a young woman during the “Greatest Generation” (1940’s) She took great pride in her appearance and she was always well groomed. She never left the house with being nicely dressed and having her makeup beautifully applied. My grandmother was also an interesting character. In her seventies, she visited the Holy Land, went on an Alaskan cruise, and learned to paint by watching Bob Ross! (She was quite the talented artist, having been a beautician most of her life.) You were truly blessed to have a role model like your Gran. She sounds like she could have been a model for the “Golden Girls” TV show! I wish I could have met her myself. I would love to be like that at 103! I’m sorry for your loss. I’m sure her amazing spirit lives on in you! Thank you for sharing. ❤
Another thing you can do is to hold a tissue or toilet paper under your eyes with one hand while applying shadow with the other. Like an eyeshadow shield for those who don't want to buy shield. I do this sometimes when I'm using a darker shadow and already did my foundation.
USEFUL! THANKS! BTW thank you for keeping those of us with mature skin in mind. So many of these youngsters posting on RUclips might have beautiful looks......for a 26 year old. We need to adapt it to our needs. So thank you very much from us old ladies out here. (For the record I am 57 and already showing signs of aging. No skincare until I was in my late 40s. I am sure that a skincare routine would have bought a few more years. Readers take note. You are never too young for a skincare routine. It will delay the signs of aging later down the road.)
Yep, Sunscreen, Sunscreen, Sunscreen. Do your skin a solid and protect as you go rather than trying to fix it later. Tip: 1/2 tsp for your face, neck, and décolletage. Less will not give you the spf percentage printed on the package and more is just a waste.
I also use the tape trick when removing glitter from the lid at the end of the day. It reduces the amount of glitter that can possibly get in your eye when taking your makeup off.
That tape trick is the bomb 💣 I always do my face first and I must say that the brush QUALITY is #1 I’ve learned. Some horrible brushes just chew at shadow and drop it all over plus make a mess of a palette.
That Scotch tape and Eye shield didn't even think of that. I am getting to the point of mature skin so extra powder does not work for me. I too am a creature of habit and put my base on first. I've been trying to get better at that but you know.. 😂
I can be in the most awful mood, aching all over from my illness, but your videos make me feel better! You are so positive and joyful, so thank you so very much much!!!
Sometimes I do that 1:15 with powder, but most of the times I grab my clean Sigma E40 brush and loosely brush the eyeshadow off. By loosely I mean softly, I barely touch my skin. The eyeshadow is not exactly over my skin but on the peach fuzz, which I don't have a lot of but there's still some tiny invisible hairs which is where the fallout lands, so by being extra gentle with a very fluffy brush it's easy to swipe it away. I don't need to do any additional corrections, it leaves no trace 👌
I used to always use eyeshadow shields and loved how they would also help a me keep a nice crisp line on the edge of my eyeshadow that lifted my eyes more. BUUUUT a then I started using under eye masks instead. I apply them under my eyes, do my eye makeup while they sit, and they come up on the sides so they also help me have a nice line for my eyeshadow but it’s softer than what the eyeshadow shields created, which I like. Then I remove the under eye masks and have really hydrated, de-puffed under eyes ready for concealer! I definitely recommend this if you have mature and/or dry under eyes, it’s helped me sooooo much! I used to never do masks because I just never had the extra time to sit and just let the mask do it’s thing. But doing it while I’m doing my eyeshadow and brows works out great! My favorite under eye masks for this are the ones that have the stuff on the part that goes on your under eyes and will stick, and the back that is on the outside doesn’t have anything, that way they’re staying in place and not sliding around while I’m sitting up doing my eyeshadow
It’s just easier to do the eyes first. But since I’m legally blind I sometimes get too much product on my brush or actually touch the wrong part of my face/eye. I keep q-tips on my makeup table and a jar of eye cream. When I’m finished with my eyes I take the q-tip and put some eye cream on it and take it under my eyes. Works like a charm.
The sponge tip, dampened with water or setting spray, or (my favorite) rosewater spray, is the way to go! Especially with shimmery shadows and duochromes (I don't use glitter or metallic shadows.) And ladies, when a manufacturer includes a sponge-tip applicators in the palette, they're giving you what they feel is the best way to apply it.
you were the first one who really taught me to do my eyes. I love it more. I don't like using the baking method. TOO much powder can make it cakey. However, thanks for the tips. 😜
Thanks for sharing the makeup sponge tip for removing shadow fallout, I knew about the others, but this will help when my skin is more dry in the colder weather, and I don't use powder as much.
May I just say that the bright coral-pink color of your sweater looks absolutely AMAZING on you? And thanks for another awesome, useful video. I really appreciate the way you listen to and connect with your audience. (I’ve found the “wet brush” technique also helps eyeshadow to last longer,,too.) You’re always so uplifting and positive. Bless you, Zabrena! 🙂❤️🥰💕
I used to make my own eyeshadow shields with Light Days panty liner. I had so many (still finding them 😄) after my Radical Hysterectomy for Ovarian cysts and Endometriosis about 8 years ago. LOL It works though.
I have just recently started doing my eyes first then my foundation. It really does work better. In the past I would just use a clean makeup brush to dust off any fallout from the eyeshadow.
Half of the hair in my eyebrows is blonde and the other brunette, meaning my eyebrows seem sparser than they are. I use the comb in hair dye for men's beards. Works a treat. You do have to be careful not to slop it all over and follow the timing, but now I have eyebrows without having to use a pencil and work at it everyday. One of my blonde DD's does it too.
Love your videos.. you’re always so helpful!! Thank you and God Bless 🙏💙… I’m 61 but still have oily/sensitive skin.. so I can totally relate to your videos since we both have oily skin..
Hello, Zabrena! I was wondering if you would consider doing a video for contouring problem area’s? For instance, I’m beginning to see the faintest double chin and the start of jowls. Would you consider attempting a tutorial on selective contouring? 🙏❤️😘
Another great video! thanks for your tips. Very helpful! 💜 I also have oily/combo skin with breakouts in my early 40s, so dealing with fine lines and cakiness has been my bane! 😆 A trick I also use that I'm not sure if you've mentioned before is to use the teeniest, tiniest amount of primer on a pointed cotton swab to gently remove things like eyeliner mistakes without being too harsh on the skin. I haven't exactly tried it with eyeshadow fallout, so I'll have to see if it works, alongside your tips!
Hey Zabrena! I always try a powdery shadow that seems to have lots of fallout three or four different ways: with primer, with a brush, with a sponge-tip applicators and with my fingertip. I'll also try it with setting spray , or water, or rosewater spray, on the brush. If it still has too much fallout, I take a toothpick and break it up in the palette and throw it away. I don't want to be tempted to try it again after I've forgotten how lousy it is. I spend too much time and effort on undereyes concealer, etc. to try the tape trick, but it seems to work fine for those with relatively unlined, increased undereyes. Thanks for the focused video!
What a great tip with the tape. I'm like Lorraine; I keep forgetting to do my eyes first, but I do tap off excess shadow from my brushes before applying, and I rarely have fall out. But it does happen, and then I'm always so bummed. Imagine definitely remember the tape method now, unless i can get eyes before face into my habits before that 😁
Zabrena, how could we camouflage a double chin/ older lady looser skin on the neck? I'm starting to experience this at 56, and I'm not too happy, but I should be thankful I'm growing older! Love your videos ❤️
That’s an amazing question! I’m also struggling with this recently. I’m also starting to see what looks like the beginning of jowls. 😖 Maybe, I’m paranoid? I’m hoping that maybe, she could do a contouring problem areas video?
@@kereniinafletcher738 thanks, I've had this issue sneak up on me, and I don't like it! 😀 I've asked a few others, but nobody has done so yet. Maybe she will help out.
I have learned so many great techniques from you over the years, the best ones of anyone I watch on RUclips!! So thank you for always listening to us, and for your desire to help improve our makeup application!!❤❤❤
Do you have any tips for preventing mascara from smudging under my eyes? No matter what kind I use this always happens for me. Apparently I have oily eyelids and I've tried putting more powder underneath my eyes, but it doesn't always prevent it, and you're right that it makes my fine lines look worse!
I've never done my eyes first. I just don't see how you can get your foundation on properly after you've got your eyeshadow in place without getting foundation into the eye area. Believe it or not, I've never had this eyeshadow fallout issue.
I'm still weirded out that you DO do your eyes first, LOL! I've always done them last. And I just use a big fluffy brush to remove any fallout. Never really had any issues, but I have never gotten the hang of using brushes for eye makeup, have always used sponge applicators. **shrug**
Wait until it dries, and use your brow brush, if you've got one. I'm talking about the dual brow comb/brush, comb on one side, brush on the other. The Qtip thing doesn't work after it dries because it's too soft. You need those stiff bristles. Any stiffer eye makeup brush will work.
Hello Sabrina love your videos thanks for the tips my question today is other then foundations how can I cover brown sun spots on my face I am a mature woman new to makeup with combo skin thanks
Great tips as always Zabrena!!! How do I keep my foundation from coming off on my jacket color. I have a brand new coat with a higher neck collar and started wearing foundation/tinted moisturizer again and had it transfer onto my black coat. I used powder and setting spray too. Plus it was all over the inside of my mask. I work in a state facility and still have to wear a mask. Please help me!!!! I just bought the Charlotte Tilbury Setting Spray and am going to try that one tonight.
OMG! Right?! This is me every afternoon when I’ve applied makeup. Black ball sitting in the inner corner of my eyes! Nikia Joy (RUclips) has a video for correcting watering eyes! Step #1-It’s pretty much, lying flat on the floor- face up. #2- Place a warm washcloth over both eyes. #3- Let it sit for 5 minutes. You will discover that your eyes won’t water when you apply eyeliner to your water line. The goops will become less and less very quickly. The black goop syndrome (😂) occurs when the tear ducts in your eyes become blocked. Eventually, your eyes remove the blockage and the black goop is formed. By applying the dampened, warm washcloth every day- you remove all blockages prior to makeup application. Sorry for being so long winded! 😅❤
@@irishmama1468 - Awesome! Please, let me know if it works for you? It’s always cleared up those eye buggers for me. I don’t always have the time to do it, every day- though! 😅❤️
Great tips as always. I have a question. I have deep lines next to my eyes. How do I keep the foundation or concealer from bunching up right there. From smiling ect. Dang crows feet. Not fun.
I am in my sixties yuk I am old I get confused as to where bronzer, blush, and highlight, start on the face ? What I have been doing is I put the bronzer about the middle of my ear do not bring out far,then blush do not come very far no blush on my cheeks, I put highlights on bone and around my temple nothing toward middle of my face wear very little powder do not wear eyeliner think I am too old only wear half lashes if I wear them do not cake on any of my makeup,let me know if you have time what would be considered the correct way have very oily skin still. Yuk
Hi Zabrena I need help on hiding the redness on my nose not only im not very good at canceling it but I always have allergies and I blow my nose a lot and the foundation and concealer comes off, and my red nose is always expose please help what can I do?
I still can't believe that Before RUclips I never knew what fall out was. I would only wear eyeshadow, eye liner and mascara... No concealer or foundation. I would always be in a rush and after getting into daylight I would just wonder why I would look more raccoonish some days lol. So grateful for RUclips lol
Hi Zabrena! I'm 54 (55 in December!) and I have a terrible time with lipstick, gloss and liner bleeding in the corners of my lips. I've tried not using those products in the corners but to be honest it looks "off", like there is a definite area where lipstick is missing. I'll be willing to forgo lipgloss if I have to but never lipstick or liner! Can anything help me?
I use clear lipstick liner around the outside of my lips to keep things right where they are supposed to be. Has worked well so far. The brand I have been using is Maybelline.
I've tried all these for super glittery fallout and it doesn't get all of it its incredibly frustrating. I love glittery shades but cannot stand fallout. 😫 anyone have any other suggestions?
I think there should be two different kind of women on this planet. Those who do their eye makeup before foundation/ concealer and those who do it after 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽
Even though I almost always apply my eyeshadow first, I still occasionally apply it after. The powder application prior to application can also keep accidentally blending too far past your eyebrows when applied in an upward angle 📐 Also, applying a light colored eyeshadow can correct a bad blend, too. The trick is to find a hydrating powder which won’t accentuate the fine lines. 😉❤️
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My Gran taught me to dampen my eyeshadow brush when I was first learning makeup. My Gran wore full makeup,dresses and heels until she was 103. She was fabulous and always told me to dress up to please myself
She was full of hilarious drama and loved Shakespeare. I miss her every day.
What an inspiring woman! My grandmother was a young woman during the “Greatest Generation” (1940’s) She took great pride in her appearance and she was always well groomed. She never left the house with being nicely dressed and having her makeup beautifully applied. My grandmother was also an interesting character. In her seventies, she visited the Holy Land, went on an Alaskan cruise, and learned to paint by watching Bob Ross! (She was quite the talented artist, having been a beautician most of her life.) You were truly blessed to have a role model like your Gran. She sounds like she could have been a model for the “Golden Girls” TV show! I wish I could have met her myself. I would love to be like that at 103! I’m sorry for your loss. I’m sure her amazing spirit lives on in you! Thank you for sharing. ❤
@@ClassyCountryGirl630your grandmother sounds amazing too! I love hearing people's stories like this
Another thing you can do is to hold a tissue or toilet paper under your eyes with one hand while applying shadow with the other. Like an eyeshadow shield for those who don't want to buy shield. I do this sometimes when I'm using a darker shadow and already did my foundation.
USEFUL! THANKS! BTW thank you for keeping those of us with mature skin in mind. So many of these youngsters posting on RUclips might have beautiful looks......for a 26 year old. We need to adapt it to our needs. So thank you very much from us old ladies out here. (For the record I am 57 and already showing signs of aging. No skincare until I was in my late 40s. I am sure that a skincare routine would have bought a few more years. Readers take note. You are never too young for a skincare routine. It will delay the signs of aging later down the road.)
Definitely!!
Yep, Sunscreen, Sunscreen, Sunscreen. Do your skin a solid and protect as you go rather than trying to fix it later. Tip: 1/2 tsp for your face, neck, and décolletage. Less will not give you the spf percentage printed on the package and more is just a waste.
I also use the tape trick when removing glitter from the lid at the end of the day. It reduces the amount of glitter that can possibly get in your eye when taking your makeup off.
I used to do my base first, but when I started doing more colorful eye looks I transitioned to doing my eyes first. It's just easier overall.
I tried doing my eyes first but I simply don't feel right about it so I went back to face first! great video!
I use a small post it note in place of the eye patches.
Me too!! 😊
I religiously do my eyes first because I'm so heavy handed with shadow. But these tips are great to know!
That tape trick is the bomb 💣 I always do my face first and I must say that the brush QUALITY is #1 I’ve learned. Some horrible brushes just chew at shadow and drop it all over plus make a mess of a palette.
That Scotch tape and Eye shield didn't even think of that. I am getting to the point of mature skin so extra powder does not work for me. I too am a creature of habit and put my base on first. I've been trying to get better at that but you know.. 😂
I can be in the most awful mood, aching all over from my illness, but your videos make me feel better! You are so positive and joyful, so thank you so very much much!!!
I do base first because I don’t wear eye makeup everyday but always wear a skin tint. This video was very helpful
Sometimes I do that 1:15 with powder, but most of the times I grab my clean Sigma E40 brush and loosely brush the eyeshadow off. By loosely I mean softly, I barely touch my skin. The eyeshadow is not exactly over my skin but on the peach fuzz, which I don't have a lot of but there's still some tiny invisible hairs which is where the fallout lands, so by being extra gentle with a very fluffy brush it's easy to swipe it away. I don't need to do any additional corrections, it leaves no trace 👌
I used to always use eyeshadow shields and loved how they would also help a me keep a nice crisp line on the edge of my eyeshadow that lifted my eyes more. BUUUUT a then I started using under eye masks instead. I apply them under my eyes, do my eye makeup while they sit, and they come up on the sides so they also help me have a nice line for my eyeshadow but it’s softer than what the eyeshadow shields created, which I like. Then I remove the under eye masks and have really hydrated, de-puffed under eyes ready for concealer! I definitely recommend this if you have mature and/or dry under eyes, it’s helped me sooooo much! I used to never do masks because I just never had the extra time to sit and just let the mask do it’s thing. But doing it while I’m doing my eyeshadow and brows works out great! My favorite under eye masks for this are the ones that have the stuff on the part that goes on your under eyes and will stick, and the back that is on the outside doesn’t have anything, that way they’re staying in place and not sliding around while I’m sitting up doing my eyeshadow
It’s just easier to do the eyes first. But since I’m legally blind I sometimes get too much product on my brush or actually touch the wrong part of my face/eye. I keep q-tips on my makeup table and a jar of eye cream. When I’m finished with my eyes I take the q-tip and put some eye cream on it and take it under my eyes. Works like a charm.
I use sponge tip eyeshadow applicators to prevent some of the fall out and it depends on the eyeshadow palette
Me too! I think that's why I've never had a big issue with fallout. And they're much more precise, IMO.
The sponge tip, dampened with water or setting spray, or (my favorite) rosewater spray, is the way to go! Especially with shimmery shadows and duochromes (I don't use glitter or metallic shadows.) And ladies, when a manufacturer includes a sponge-tip applicators in the palette, they're giving you what they feel is the best way to apply it.
Tape is the only think that works for me with glitter fallout! Great tip
you were the first one who really taught me to do my eyes. I love it more. I don't like using the baking method. TOO much powder can make it cakey. However, thanks for the tips. 😜
Thanks for sharing the makeup sponge tip for removing shadow fallout, I knew about the others, but this will help when my skin is more dry in the colder weather, and I don't use powder as much.
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! Thanks for all the great tips you share. ✨💖✨
May I just say that the bright coral-pink color of your sweater looks absolutely AMAZING on you? And thanks for another awesome, useful video. I really appreciate the way you listen to and connect with your audience. (I’ve found the “wet brush” technique also helps eyeshadow to last longer,,too.) You’re always so uplifting and positive.
Bless you, Zabrena! 🙂❤️🥰💕
I saw someone use silicone shields to catch the fallout. I think they are originally used as protection when dying eyelashes and applying extensions.
I used to make my own eyeshadow shields with Light Days panty liner. I had so many (still finding them 😄) after my Radical Hysterectomy for Ovarian cysts and Endometriosis about 8 years ago. LOL It works though.
I have just recently started doing my eyes first then my foundation. It really does work better. In the past I would just use a clean makeup brush to dust off any fallout from the eyeshadow.
Having gray-white eyebrows seemingly overnight, found a good cheap gray eyebrow pencil by Wowbrow. Stays on forever too. Got a reddish too girl
Do they sell the wowbrow in stores?
Think I first found as the cheapest on Amazon, but they have a company also.
Half of the hair in my eyebrows is blonde and the other brunette, meaning my eyebrows seem sparser than they are. I use the comb in hair dye for men's beards. Works a treat. You do have to be careful not to slop it all over and follow the timing, but now I have eyebrows without having to use a pencil and work at it everyday. One of my blonde DD's does it too.
Tape is also great for pesky glitter stuck to your skin.
You are always very helpful with makeup tips. I’m one of those who sometimes forget to apply the eyeshadow first 🥴 thank you for sharing 🌼
Thank you! I love your top tips for makeup. 🤗 You have become my Obi-Wan for makeup.🤣
Love your videos.. you’re always so helpful!! Thank you and God Bless 🙏💙… I’m 61 but still have oily/sensitive skin.. so I can totally relate to your videos since we both have oily skin..
Hello, Zabrena! I was wondering if you would consider doing a video for contouring problem area’s? For instance, I’m beginning to see the faintest double chin and the start of jowls. Would you consider attempting a tutorial on selective contouring? 🙏❤️😘
I HAVE to do my base first. If not, I always screw my eyeshadow up at the outer corner with foundation. So I just use shadow shields.
Thanks for the great tips!! I am shipping you a surprise in the mail tomorrow. Be on the lookout. xoxo
Another great video! thanks for your tips. Very helpful! 💜
I also have oily/combo skin with breakouts in my early 40s, so dealing with fine lines and cakiness has been my bane! 😆
A trick I also use that I'm not sure if you've mentioned before is to use the teeniest, tiniest amount of primer on a pointed cotton swab to gently remove things like eyeliner mistakes without being too harsh on the skin. I haven't exactly tried it with eyeshadow fallout, so I'll have to see if it works, alongside your tips!
Hey, Zabrena!! Thank you so much, for the awesome tips!! You're the best!! Take care! ❤️
Hey Zabrena! I always try a powdery shadow that seems to have lots of fallout three or four different ways: with primer, with a brush, with a sponge-tip applicators and with my fingertip. I'll also try it with setting spray , or water, or rosewater spray, on the brush. If it still has too much fallout, I take a toothpick and break it up in the palette and throw it away. I don't want to be tempted to try it again after I've forgotten how lousy it is. I spend too much time and effort on undereyes concealer, etc. to try the tape trick, but it seems to work fine for those with relatively unlined, increased undereyes. Thanks for the focused video!
Why destroy it 😮😂. At least sell it or give it away. The hoarder in me could never 😂😂
@@cherylb_88 Well, if it's just one color in a multi-pan kit...maybe I like the others?
That's for all the great tips they have been the best method then most of the videos. Your are more reasonable.
What a great tip with the tape. I'm like Lorraine; I keep forgetting to do my eyes first, but I do tap off excess shadow from my brushes before applying, and I rarely have fall out. But it does happen, and then I'm always so bummed. Imagine definitely remember the tape method now, unless i can get eyes before face into my habits before that 😁
I love the rolled up tape method & I'm definitely gonna try it out😍
With my wedding coming up next week, this is super helpful!
I needed this trick hours ago!
Thanks so much Zabrena !!!
Me too! But I’m prepared for the next time. I still prefer doing face first. I don’t like skipping back and forth to finish my eyes.
Zabrena, how could we camouflage a double chin/ older lady looser skin on the neck? I'm starting to experience this at 56, and I'm not too happy, but I should be thankful I'm growing older! Love your videos ❤️
That’s an amazing question! I’m also struggling with this recently. I’m also starting to see what looks like the beginning of jowls. 😖 Maybe, I’m paranoid? I’m hoping that maybe, she could do a contouring problem areas video?
@@kereniinafletcher738 thanks, I've had this issue sneak up on me, and I don't like it! 😀 I've asked a few others, but nobody has done so yet. Maybe she will help out.
I have learned so many great techniques from you over the years, the best ones of anyone I watch on RUclips!! So thank you for always listening to us, and for your desire to help improve our makeup application!!❤❤❤
Great tips, I forget to do my eyes first, 99% of the time
So many tips! thank you!
What a great video! This is my struggle every morning! 😂
Do you have any tips for preventing mascara from smudging under my eyes? No matter what kind I use this always happens for me. Apparently I have oily eyelids and I've tried putting more powder underneath my eyes, but it doesn't always prevent it, and you're right that it makes my fine lines look worse!
Girlfriend, you are brilliant!!
Good good tips Zabrena 🙌🙌🙌💚💚💚
Thanks for the tips... I was like: tape for sure.. if it's not, I will mention it... but it was tape. :) Tons of love.
If you don’t have too much fallout or it’s a light color, you can take a bit of sunscreen and use it to diffuse the shadow out.
Thank you for your great tips.. lots of blessings💕
Thank you for some useful tips❤❤
I've never done my eyes first. I just don't see how you can get your foundation on properly after you've got your eyeshadow in place without getting foundation into the eye area. Believe it or not, I've never had this eyeshadow fallout issue.
I'm still weirded out that you DO do your eyes first, LOL! I've always done them last. And I just use a big fluffy brush to remove any fallout. Never really had any issues, but I have never gotten the hang of using brushes for eye makeup, have always used sponge applicators. **shrug**
Gonna have to try the tape. None of the other tricks have worked for me
Amazing thanks for the tips
Hi Zabrena! Do you have any tips for removing mascara mistakes on your eyelid without removing the eyeshadow along with it? ❤❤❤ Sending love!
Let it dry then use a dry q tip to remove it. The mascara will usually come off before the eyeshadow
@ Victoria Cisneros
I always do mascara 1st.
Wait until it dries, and use your brow brush, if you've got one. I'm talking about the dual brow comb/brush, comb on one side, brush on the other. The Qtip thing doesn't work after it dries because it's too soft. You need those stiff bristles. Any stiffer eye makeup brush will work.
I'll try to do my eyes first. Break the habit. Great tips. 😍
You can also use primer as an eraser if you don't want to use moisturizer.
Exelent tips. Thanks 😘
Love this video!!!❤❤❤
Great tips!
Ooh, tape idea new!
Hello Sabrina love your videos thanks for the tips my question today is other then foundations how can I cover brown sun spots on my face I am a mature woman new to makeup with combo skin thanks
Great tips as always Zabrena!!! How do I keep my foundation from coming off on my jacket color. I have a brand new coat with a higher neck collar and started wearing foundation/tinted moisturizer again and had it transfer onto my black coat. I used powder and setting spray too. Plus it was all over the inside of my mask. I work in a state facility and still have to wear a mask. Please help me!!!! I just bought the Charlotte Tilbury Setting Spray and am going to try that one tonight.
Any tips on keeping your eyeliner from gluping up in the corner of your eye? Much appreciated ❤🇨🇦😊
OMG! Right?! This is me every afternoon when I’ve applied makeup. Black ball sitting in the inner corner of my eyes! Nikia Joy (RUclips) has a video for correcting watering eyes! Step #1-It’s pretty much, lying flat on the floor- face up. #2- Place a warm washcloth over both eyes. #3- Let it sit for 5 minutes.
You will discover that your eyes won’t water when you apply eyeliner to your water line. The goops will become less and less very quickly.
The black goop syndrome (😂) occurs when the tear ducts in your eyes become blocked. Eventually, your eyes remove the blockage and the black goop is formed. By applying the dampened, warm washcloth every day- you remove all blockages prior to makeup application. Sorry for being so long winded! 😅❤
@@kereniinafletcher738 Thanks for the tip. I will give it a try. 😊
@@irishmama1468 - Awesome! Please, let me know if it works for you? It’s always cleared up those eye buggers for me. I don’t always have the time to do it, every day- though! 😅❤️
Darn. I couldn’t find my scotch tape so I used duct tape in a pinch and now I look like I burned myself with a curling iron. …Jk😂
❤️ Love you Zabrena. 👄 💄 👍
Lovely video sweet lady❤️
Thank you!!!
Genius 🥰
Great video.
Great tips as always. I have a question. I have deep lines next to my eyes. How do I keep the foundation or concealer from bunching up right there. From smiling ect. Dang crows feet. Not fun.
That green so pretty. a nice wearable color.atleast imo. where from? thanks 😁☀️🌼 wait..I'll guess. Essence?
What eyeshadow are you wearing in this video, Zabrena? I have true green eyes and am always on the lookout for green shadows.
Hey Wendy! Maybelline's Forest Green!
@@Zabrena Thank you! I just figured out how to find that info in the description box. Thanks!
I am in my sixties yuk I am old I get confused as to where bronzer, blush, and highlight, start on the face ? What I have been doing is I put the bronzer about the middle of my ear do not bring out far,then blush do not come very far no blush on my cheeks, I put highlights on bone and around my temple nothing toward middle of my face wear very little powder do not wear eyeliner think I am too old only wear half lashes if I wear them do not cake on any of my makeup,let me know if you have time what would be considered the correct way have very oily skin still. Yuk
Such a great tip!!! Thanks Zabrena!💜
This is super helpful! ❤
Hi Zabrena I need help on hiding the redness on my nose not only im not very good at canceling it but I always have allergies and I blow my nose a lot and the foundation and concealer comes off, and my red nose is always expose please help what can I do?
Don't forget to lean forward over your mirror to prevebt fallout all together.
I still can't believe that Before RUclips I never knew what fall out was. I would only wear eyeshadow, eye liner and mascara... No concealer or foundation. I would always be in a rush and after getting into daylight I would just wonder why I would look more raccoonish some days lol. So grateful for RUclips lol
Hi Zabrena! I'm 54 (55 in December!) and I have a terrible time with lipstick, gloss and liner bleeding in the corners of my lips. I've tried not using those products in the corners but to be honest it looks "off", like there is a definite area where lipstick is missing. I'll be willing to forgo lipgloss if I have to but never lipstick or liner! Can anything help me?
@ Lisa Burton
Have you tried lipstick 💄 primer?
I use clear lipstick liner around the outside of my lips to keep things right where they are supposed to be. Has worked well so far. The brand I have been using is Maybelline.
Fan brush "flicks" off eye shadow excess easily for me.
I can’t do my eyeshadow first. It just doesn’t work for me. I have been doing base makeup first for 40 years. 😂
To be fair, it does look likes if it's a shimmery eyeshadow that has fall out. Gives the face a nice little sparkle
Except when the glitters get into the fine lines that I didn’t even know where there! Then, I’m totally panicking! 😱😭
I've tried all these for super glittery fallout and it doesn't get all of it its incredibly frustrating. I love glittery shades but cannot stand fallout. 😫 anyone have any other suggestions?
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How to fixed a fallout your eyeshadows?
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I think there should be two different kind of women on this planet. Those who do their eye makeup before foundation/ concealer and those who do it after 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽
I’m a do your eyeshadow before foundation person.
Even though I almost always apply my eyeshadow first, I still occasionally apply it after. The powder application prior to application can also keep accidentally blending too far past your eyebrows when applied in an upward angle 📐
Also, applying a light colored eyeshadow can correct a bad blend, too. The trick is to find a hydrating powder which won’t accentuate the fine lines. 😉❤️
I don’t remember exactly when I changed, I used to do my face first, but years ago, I changed and now I can’t even image not doing my eyes first.
I'm a foundation first girl 😁
@@elisabetamicske5717 me too lol. I don’t feel it looks right the other way personally
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will it work with duct tape ? ; D ouchie
Thank you for the amazing tips!