Pixiwoo Makeup Tutorial: How to create an easy dewy base for mature skin
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- From radiant primer to light, dewy foundation, Pixiwoo share their top products and techniques for a pro-age glow
As we get older, our skin's needs change and the makeup we've always loved isn't necessarily the best fit any more. That's never more so than when it comes to choosing and applying the right base. We asked Pixiwoo's Sam and Nic Chapman what they recommend, from foundation to primer, bronzer, blush and highlighter, to add radiance, minimise lines and cover over dark circles and pigmentation to create a dewy, glowing foundation finish.
As they show GTG's Editorial Director Victoria Woodhall, makeup for older women is all about light layers and using targeted products only where you need them.
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Step 1: Primer
Sam and Nic's tip: use a radiant primer - and go with more than one primer for different areas of your face.
Sisley Instant Eclat Instant Glow Primer, £60 - bit.ly/2Satb7E
Step 2: Foundation
Sam and Nic's tip: Keep your base light and buff it in with a brush
ByTerry Nude-Expert Foundation, £40 - bit.ly/2t9kOtK
Real Techniques Expert Face Brush, £9.99 - bit.ly/2Bisxuk
Step 3: Mist
Sam and Nic's tip: revive the skin or set your foundation with a great luminising skin mist.
Tatcha Luminous Dewy Skin Mist, £59.95 - bit.ly/2Tyn7Cn
Step 4: Concealer
Sam and Nic's tip: for dark circles, focusing on the inner corner of the eyes where darkness tends to be.
Kevyn Aucoin The Etherealist Super Natural Concealer, £21 - tidd.ly/975c1020
Step 5: Bronzer
Sam and Nic's tip: apply bronzer lightly and build up as you go to keep it natural.
Chanel Soleil Tan De Chanel, £40 - tidd.ly/a2393437
Real Techniques Blush Brush, £9.99 - tidd.ly/9378d6a2
Step 6: Powder
Sam and Nic's tip: use a small fluffy brush for precision powdering.
Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder, £34 - tidd.ly/9378d6a2
Real Techniques Setting Brush, £7.99 - tidd.ly/adc99a11
Step 7: Highlight
Sam and Nic's tip: choose a cream highlighter so it won't settle into fine lines and stays subtle.
MAC Cream Colour Base in Hush, £19 - tidd.ly/cd87a114
Credits: Sam and Nic are co-creators of Real Techniques makeup brushes. tidd.ly/a5d77bdb
Production: Real Techniques/Iain Philpott
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Thank you so so much for creating & sharing this video with pixiewoo. I feel like pixiewoo are the the only people in the makeup community that consistently talk about dry skin and older skin care (along with every other type too!). That means so much to us dry skin people. It has been a true blessing to watch pixiewoo for 6 years now. I will watch them on whatever channel/ whomever they work with. Thank you for helping us all out- we all age ;)
People this video is not only about the products... it's more about the tips you can get from them to use with the products you already have. You can always go to the drugstore and ask for an affordable option, so stop hating
It would have been great for you to recommend less expensive products. This was great advice but not as budge friendly.
@@dp9863 try the embryolisse lait creme!
To everyone noting the expensive products- if you look at the key ingredients you know what to look for when you shop for more budget friendly alternatives! Ingredients work the same whether they’re in something $20 or $200
Lovely! Even thought the product used may be expensive to some, you can always find dupes to your budget. The techniques given were on point and will work with any brand of your choosing. Wonderful job ladies!
Excellent advice and wonderful tutorial- I love Sam and Nic ❤️ this lady had very good skin tho, would love to see a mature age tutorial featuring a lady with more challenges- uneven skin tone, pigmentation, wrinkles and creases.... all the challenges one usually faces over 40 ... (I’m 47)
I’d love them to do makeup on an older oily skin type, they always seem to do makeup for dry skin. I have combo skin & need to powder my foundation down.
I think the two of them are excellent at teaching while working on the face. Wonderful tips.
She does glow. I tend to stay away from all powder products as I have dry mature skin. Enjoyed the tutorial.
So much buffing. I’d be bright red by now with my rosacea.
This was actually so informative and helpful!
Lots of people are talking about the prices and them using drugstore alternatives. 1. They sell modestly priced brushes so they're selling those in this video while giving tips on products. 2. Sounds like the most important thing you can do is go to Mac or another expert to find the perfect concealer color and formulation. Their concealers aren't cheap but run around twice what you'd pay drugstore and it will last forever. Mac artists will teach you your skin tone so you can choose more wisely your drugstore foundation/bb cream etc..
Does anyone else notice there seems to be a widely held false assumption that if you're in your 40s and beyond, you have more disposable income and want to spend it all on super expensive cosmetics and skincare? I always find it disheartening when all the recommendations for mature skin issues are so pricey
Agreed! Also I don't think the high end products are better when it comes to makeup. That was true when I was young, but now the drugstore products are really improving their products to compete. I find I can get the same look for much less. And when they started talking about powdering to set the makeup, I never use powder now that I'm older because it settles into my lines and makes me look 20 years older, especially under the eyes. Setting spray works much better for me as it sets while keeping my skin soft without settling into the lines.
Pampered Wolf is definitely worth following ladies, if you don't already. She works across the spectrum of brands and has great integrity when advising re: value for money. She also does wear/durability tests which I am particularly grateful for. 🙂
Have been thinking this for years, not at all up to date marketing. Also, we don't want to spend all of our hard earned money on cosmetics! Well... I don't ; )
Britons over the age of fifty, I think it is, spend more money than those half their age. I imagine that's because younger people are paying off student loans, childcare, mortgages etc. They have a more disposable income or so I've read? Some will afford obviously some won't. But no need to fret x All these products have drugstore dupes/alternatives which are sometimes better!! All these videos here are advertising products, and are not necessarily good products or the most suitable ones to buy. I have the money and wouldn't buy any of them... Because in my opinion, they're not that good. I think there's better products,.. just watching it to see their application advice x
Love Sam and Nic, and the model is gorgeous.
I love your bracelet :)
I would like to see the eye makeuppppp :)
I find at 78 that glowy products accentuate the lines. I've been looking for products that are dull. Wrong? Could you use a model who is much older like in their 70's as opposed to 50's? Big difference.
Lisa Eldridge has a great, simple tutorial featuring a mature model. Definitely worth a look - search Lisa Eldridge mature and the title is glowing, mature day makeup or very similar.
Hi guys thank goodness I am doing something right !
So happy to see attention for more mature skin. I'm 55 and stopped watching most makeup tutorials because they're geared toward gals in their 20s.
There are so many women on youtube that do tutorials for more mature women. You will be surprised
It will be better if you attached microphones to them? It’s abit distracting for the echoes.
Great video.. What is that peache pencil for under eyes pls?
nice
Omg mature skin is me!! Soon to be 62, I would love to see you do a makeup demonstration on someone like me! How about me? I’ll fly to you❤️😍😊
I wish people would stop complaining since there are dupes for every product mentioned and plenty of RUclips vids about dupes and where to get them. You can even make your own setting and dew mist spray.
Of course there are dupes, but it's nice to get recommendations directly from makeup artists so you don't have to do all the research yourself. Finding budget products with really lovely, refined textures that work for more mature skin can be challenging and time consuming. Not everyone is well versed in makeup and may want exact product recommendations because they may not know what to look for otherwise. There are so many products on the market and it's incredibly overwhelming.
Beautiful! Can you please come to Philadelphia USA to do me, please ☺️
I always find it a bit annoying when a number is put on ‘mature skin’..our skin does not change over night at 40..some people have more mature skin way before 40, some after 40... even one of the pixiwoo sisters is over 40 isn’t she..she doesn’t really look like she has mature skin, and if she does she could have done the tutorial on herself...
Lol the bitterness of both of you...Jelaous much ey.
What was the drugstore version of the primer mentioned? I couldn't hear what you said and I've played it several times.
Diane Murphy kiko
Hi Diane, they mentioned Kiko as a budget primer alternative. Their Radiant Boost Face Base is currently £9
Is buffing in foundation good for dry skin? I have trouble doing this as it raises dry patches. Do you have tips for this?
For dry skin a stippling technique is much better and won't bring up the dry skin.
You should exfoliate with a very mild exfoliate before you put on make-up or even rub your skin with a facecloth will help remove the dry skin and give you a better face base to apply make-up :)
We suggest as well as exfoliating using a hydrating primer. You can find some suggestions here www.getthegloss.com/gallery/the-best-primers-for-dry-skin. NYX Hydratouch comes in at £11
Great tips for us 40 plus woman 💋
I am 58 with oily skin and enlarged pores. I would love some recommendations for primer, foundation and concealer that do the job of blurring pores and stay shine free without looking caky and dry but also do not fall off my face within an hour of application. Drug store prices preferred as I have spent so much money and wasted so much product without success.
Thank you for your question. Here are some suggestions for primers for oily skin. www.getthegloss.com/gallery/the-best-primers-for-oily-skin NYX and The Ordinary are both good budget options
@@GetTheGlossUKthank you! Will definitely be checking these out.
Ok,girls...a difficult question for you! Due to my MS I have really dark under eye area.It was made worse by cancer and chemotherapy and now I look like a panda bear.Only the color is dark brown... how can I conceal it and avoid making my wrinkles pop ? Thanks in advance for even thinking of how to solve this.I wish I could have your precious brushes!!!!❤️😘💗💋
Is the talking about makeup pure marketing? I find Poundland mascara amazing!
Yall please don't pretend that you know many accounts that provide dupes for expensive product. I always see a lot of this kinda mature makeup to do it on my mom. And she's gonna use my nyx eventhough the MUA says ABH.
Lips??
And I don't care what they're saying but you don't put powder products on top of cream products. They will grab and make it blotchy. Plus the foundation will wear of and slide around, believe me. Just use a good powder with some reflection
And for those of us who aren't rolling in money, what makeup?
I’m disappointed as once again it’s all about expensive products! Also products that just aren’t available in the UK! Such as the tatcha dewy skin mist. All of the products you suggest in a majority of your videos is high end. Don’t get me wrong I absolutely love high end. But, I also enjoy drugstore. I’m absolutely loving a drugstore foundation right now, it’s become a hg for me and over taken all of my high end ones! I have a beauty room and an abundance of makeup, ( somewhere near 100 foundations I expect!) but it’s a comfortable mix between high end and drugstore! It’s about time RT started being more drugstore friendly! Considering they’re sold in the drugstore!!
Beauty Mad Gal choose what’s best for your skin ! The products mentioned might not suit! Also you can order online
Broadcast Neo I could order tatcha yes, but I’m not prepared to pay nearly £40 in delivery!
Bring back Mary Greenwell.
Also - have you seem the girls who work in MAC! Caked foundation, full Eye shadow and all with 'Instagram' eyebrows!! Not a look you are talking about here.
If you bought everything that they'd listed, you'd spend an absolute fortune. Not everybody in their 40's and beyond has that sort of money. Using less expensive products wouldn't have made this video appear to be quite so elitist....
do you want them to pretend to like drugstore to make you feel better?