Hey everyone! I messed up! I assumed the voice of the clip at 6:25, was that of the person who posted it. The message that was in that post, I absolutely loved and that message was so wonderfully worded by a creator called @misspersephone on TikTok 🖤 vm.tiktok.com/ZMebQR3nB/
i honestly don’t think it’s a coincidence that everyone changed their concealer technique and started leaning toward more natural makeup since robert came into the scene over the last year. just sayin.
I said the same thing!!!! When he first showed the technique no one else was doing that. They are still doing that triangle thing with the concealer which never worked for me.
I mean not really. Natural makeup looks have always been a thing, except it means differently in every culture. It's just whether or not it's the #1 influence in the world by the westernized culture. The majority of k-beauty makeup trends have always been about subtle and natural specifically with eyebrows, foundation, and concealer. I do think Robert is one of the few popular westernized mua who didn't bash another cultures interpretation of natural makeup, and would actually wear natural looking makeup. Natural has a different meaning in both cultures. But now western culture is starting to change their definition of natural makeup from the influence of k-beauty! Not a bad thing. Makeup is supposed to evolve. But it's common for westernized makeup to be known as the creator worldwide even though it was based from another culture. I do think Robert is innovative, informative and dynamic with the makeup he does! Natural beauty that he does is becoming a thing in western culture. But has always been a thing elsewhere. It's just who gets the platform to spread it worldwide! :)
It’s kind of funny how I didn’t start seeing people change up their concealer application techniques (from giant triangles to now two small dots) until after Robert called everyone out it 🤔😆
Same here. I’ve seen influencers Robert reacted to now changing concealer, highlighter placement on the sly and thinking we don’t know why! They haven’t grown they just saw Roberts genius level advice and realised their mistakes! lol
The girl who made the TikTok about texture fucking rules. I'm 34 and am self-conscious about my makeup because of my skin texture. Not to be hyperbolic, but that girl (as well as Robert) instantly made me feel so much better about myself and just being a human fucking being.
I used to get really upset that my foundations always showed my texture and it looked like I had cakey makeup when I used the smallest amount. It's just the reality of skin texture! Makeup will always look like makeup ✌
33 & I feel you, Lady! ❤️ my skin has done a complete 180* in the last 6 months so none of my old (admittedly pretty poor) skincare/makeup products have been working for me. Thank all The Powers That Be for Robert & James 💜🖤💜🖤
I can’t help but wonder: All these “you’ve been using concealer/colour corrector wrong” videos/hacks didn’t show up until AFTER Robert showed up in the mass-algorithm and everyone was privy to Robert’s expertise advice. So - Thank you Robert for teaching all those trying to influence.
Even if some beauty gurus don't use filters, the ring light can make their skin look flawless. I was so jealous of so many beauty gurus' perfect skin and I will never forget the first time I saw one of them moved their head and I noticed how imperfect their skin was... I felt as if I was lied to for years because that's the case with a lot of them
Yeah so true! It‘s such a big difference when someone does a foundation check in daylight for example. I like RUclipsrs who do these things and show what makeup really looks like in daylight.
Omg and the worst is i went out and bought products they “influenced” me to buy (aka sneaky ADS that the influencer and company colluded&& manipulated me into buying) and it looked AWFUL! Not flawless. And i have barely any texture- but suddenly wrinkles were exaggerated that we invisible before 😂. Then i realized they were using filters and amazing lighting 😡. Nikkie tutorial is one that upset me. And some others. I unfollowed a lot of these beauty influencers for this reason. All lies.
"Your skin carries the memory of where it's been, and makeup can't hide that." I'm sorry. Can we take a second and give that thought the credit it deserves ? Like wow P.s. Robert, thank you for continuing to change my life.
I really appreciated the video about texture. My skin is recovering from years of cystic acne. I have hyperpigmentation and scaring. Ive had facials, do glycolic peels and moisturize. But you can still see the scars under the makeup. No big deal at this point. Happy to have happier skin but not perfect skin.
I had cystic acne so badly as well. It truly damages your skin and I haven't thought about having happier skin rather than aiming to attain "perfect" skin. Thank you!
This is incredibly uplifting and motivational. No one has truly "perfect" skin; no one ever has, and no one ever will. We all have lines, blemishes, scars, or marks, albeit some more visible than others. It's about time we all stop putting ourselves down for being *human* and start appreciating how amazing our skin really is, "faults" and all.
This!!!!! I'm going to be 40 in August...I have hyperpigmentation ,and acne scars and recently hormonal acne 😭😭😭 my skin has come a long way during this pandemic!!! Finally found the right products to help improve my skin ♥️♥️my skin is never going to be free of my "flaws" but I am finally becoming comfortable with that ♥️♥️ my skin isn't perfect but I finally have that HEALTHY GLOW ♥️#happierskin
I think if filters and retouching are used, in social media or in magazines, it should be stated that the picture/video has been altered. Influencers and mainstream media need to own up to it. I’m glad to see more people getting called out. I love these types of videos!!!
It looks weird to me when Huda, who already has puffy, full lips from filler, contours her lips to make them look bigger. But the end result looks extremely strange.
I actually totally understood her point though because if you’re doing the fluffy brows then a good amount of skin shows in between the hairs and you don’t want that skin to be a totally different tone than your foundation. Honestly it’s a super good tip
@@Monicat03 yeah so are mine but it could also help with trying to lighten the brows too. Sometimes I want a more taupe color on my dark brows but it’s hard to do that unless I block them with concealer
@@lauren7376 there’s a video from a GRWM Gweneth edition where she barely dabs on sunscreen on the areas that the sun hits, roberts reviews it and stares off into the distance because we al know (common sense says) the sun hits you fucking everywhere with a vengeance. Not just in certain parts 😆
I kind of hate when people with a lot of lip fillers give tips for bigger lips. I mean ok, some of these tips do work, but it comes off kind of weird.. Like of course your lips look really big in the end, you got fillers.. 🌚
Omg that’s what I think every time I see that woman giving tips to people. I have no issues with her fillers it’s her lips she can do whatever...but don’t freaking tell people oh if you do this your lips will look big like mine. Like you said hers look big cuz she has fillers...duh...
The worst thing about that Huda lip contour is how they covered her vermilion border with foundation, like we can't see that she really has that shadow from all the lip fillers...
5:27-5:29 That “....?” face sent me all the way to the floor. Robert PLEASE. 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Came back to say I recovered, and then he said, “where Gwyn*th Paltrow will apply sunscreen.” I’m fucking dead mate. 😭
I pray at the Temple of the Twins James & Robert, regularly & fervently! I’m 33 & my skin has changed drastically in the last 6 months 🙄- so my old skincare & makeup products weren’t working for me at all anymore. Lemme just say these two really are a godsend for helping me keep my professional appearance in my client facing job 💜🖤💜🖤
I adore you Robert! Thank you for normalizing texture and showcasing artists who are being their natural beautiful selves. I was afraid to not not edit my pics for years. Only recently am I posting completely unfiltered photos. Because I want to show that we are beautiful no matter what poetry is written on our skin. 💛
I'm so happy you exist. I'm sick to death of influencers hiding behind filters and falsehoods and acting like they're not. You (and James) are the breaths of fresh air the beauty and skincare world desperately needs!!
The lipstick hack, I learned it from Michelle Phan before. The thin layer of tissue then powder. The exact hack that you were talking about. 😊 Nostalgic. I wish you were already here when she left before, I could've saved a lot of makeup. 😂 Other makeup gurus that came after her were mostly into wasting a lot of products. 😅
My coworker said there was once a lady at work that was wearing green, unblended concealer with nothing else. So she literally just had green undereyes and thought that was how it was supposed to look.
As someone who struggles with dry skin (psoriasis), and crazy flare ups, can you do a video that would help with make up and makeup prep.Would be greatly appreciated.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽.
I use glycolic acid then put moisturizer on top. Aquaphor healing ointment will help too. That helped me. Use glytone exfoliating body lotion on Amazon for the psoriasis.
I grew up as a teenager in the 80s, we didn't have any filters or video or anything like that. To me, flawless makeup is a put together beautiful face of makeup. I have always used the outside light to do my makeup. Texture will never go away, we never worried about texture. Just as long as our makeup looked pretty is all we worried about. These younger girls learning from the videos are, to me, learning a lot of wrong ways to do makeup. I have always applied my foundation all over my face the first thing, then I did my eyes, contour, blush then lips were always last. Old habits die hard lollolol
I was a teen in the 80’s too and I agree. I’ve never thought to worry about texture until TikTok. We just wanted to look pretty. I miss those times. Seemed so much simpler then.
So I get where the girl was coming from with her eyebrow routine back. I do my eyebrows first in my routine and my product tends to slip and not stick to my bare skin/I don’t get sharp lines. What I like to do is take a little bit of translucent setting powder with a dense brush and press it into the area around my brow tail then take whatever is left and blend it into my brows. It allows my product to stick and get sharp edges and works great cuz I rarely wear foundation. So that’s what she was getting at, but I think the excess use of product was a bit much and could cause texture and break up throughout the day.
So I need to give an updated opinion on the girl who had the perfect foundation advice. I thought she was using a filter, however, I recently started using TikTok, and when making my first video... there seems to be a blur on the camera already? Like a pre set filter... or just really low quality? I’m not sure! I have TikTok now! Follow me @RobertwelshMUA ! I’ll be sharing all my tips with you and trying all those makeup “hacks” 😑 🖤🖤🖤
guilty of doing the concealer before brows technique. i have really light brows and basically have to draw them on so i put my foundation and concealer on my forehead then do my brows then the rest of my face. works for me lol
So excited for this, love these reaction vids! Hope you’re enjoying TikTok, ily but I refuse to download it 😝 but I’ll still support you from your other platforms 🖤
The lipstick powder trick is pretty common in theatre or performing arts bc it rly does make your lipstick stay in place. But it doesn’t look or feel good after about an hour so probably not for everyday use lol
When I went to make up school I was so dissapointed at first that make up IRL doesn't actually look like on IG pictures. Silly, I know but it really tricks our mind
It just looks real, textured and you can definitely identify the presence on the face.. And that's what I started to love about make up with time and now I see it as an art,truly.
@@margarytavasylieva3732 I see. In movies and shows, make up literally looks like skin, and even when it's heavy and really set, it still looks really good and almost skin blurring. How do they do that? I always had the perception make up looks like that in real life too(debunked I guess)
@@ajpristine4809 film sets have professional lighting, can make the makeup look flawless even if it looks very textures and cakey in real life. also, editing in post production most likely in some cases
I really really want more brands to do what Aerie does. They don’t retouch their models and they also make an effort to include people of all different skin tones, body sizes, people with disabilities etc. I love it so much.
@@aanchalgupta894 it's reference to a Vogue get ready video where Gwyneth said she only put sunscreen on like her forehead and her cheek bones because that's where the sun hit the hardest...James has a video about it on his channel.
The sound on the second video was not out of sync. On TikTok you can use other people's sounds and voice-overs on your own videos. I believe the woman talking about skin texture also used someone else's sound. That is how people recreate videos or react to the sound or make something completely different with an unrelated sound. Hope this helps, welcome to TikTok 😊
Speaking of false reality I’ve noticed that Maybelline mascara commercials will add a disclaimer at the bottom that says the model is wearing EYELASH INSERTS😳😳
What would we do without your expertise Mr Welsh?! I just wish there was a watermark or something similar that couldn’t be removed to show what filters are being used. Maybe we could trust more beauty people online and not so much junk makeup with false promises would be sold.
I love Robert’s videos for his calming voice. I sometimes watch before bed because it is so soothing! Just wanted to leave a thank you comment about how lovely this content is for makeup and just comfort ☺️
I dont mind texture in my foundation, but i want as little as possible. My mine problem is when i first started with makeup i had flawless skin so my foundation actually looked airbrushed back then. Sadly age said no more flawless skin for you
I would really love a full video on doing the “facelift” placement and see how you apply/blend out on one half of your face and then a more “normal” application on another half.
I have no issue with people individually choosing to get fillers or surgery but im sick of people with lip fillers doing "plumping" hacks with makeup 🙄🙄
OMG I love the new background!!! Also I love you and James!!! You've both help me sooooo much so just wanna send some love your way!!! Much love from New Zealand!!
Honestly love that Robert leaves the contour demonstrations on his face rather than just cutting to a clean face again. It gives people the opportunity to see it for longer and at different angles.
Ok this could have been a lot worse I was expecting to TikTok to be like 5 minute crafts Lmao the shade at Gwyneth 😒 If you apply sunscreen like a highlight... just don’t use sunscreen
LOVE the new background!!! I am so tired of over-drawn lips. Huda already looks like she has lip injections, this is just beyond silly. No one would look at someone with overdrawn lips and think they look natural.
6:24 I have followed her for some time now. I absolutely love her. Her talent is unreal and she is amazing. Hope more start to follow her. She deserves it. Her little poem about makeup and skin is absolutely *chef's kiss.
Huda "Beauty" is trying so hard to sell her products - it's actually gross! The ppl who believe her "tips & hacks" must have a slightly lower-than-average IQ.
Oo I'm early early. The whole texture thing is why I don't wear foundation in the first place, I feel like it accentuates my flaws rather than showcases my skin
I was yesterday rewatching your IG and TikTok reactions and thought that I hoped you would upload some new ones soon. My prayers have been answered as you, god of sarcastic giggles, have just uploaded said content. Yeaaaa
Robert, I'm begging you, could you drop a list of places you get your clothes from? I can barely see you yet I know I'd 100% wear anything you wear, it's just such a good aesthetic.
Hey everyone! I messed up! I assumed the voice of the clip at 6:25, was that of the person who posted it. The message that was in that post, I absolutely loved and that message was so wonderfully worded by a creator called @misspersephone on TikTok 🖤
vm.tiktok.com/ZMebQR3nB/
Such a beautiful message 💜 love that audio
Misspersephone is such a goddess and icon!
This background is INCREDIBLE
Agreed 😍 such a mood 😈🤟🏻🤗
Yes! I am obsessed! I want this to be the background to my life!
Right?! Looks like a movie set.
Literally! 😭🧡
✨Yes! It's beautiful! 🤍✨
i honestly don’t think it’s a coincidence that everyone changed their concealer technique and started leaning toward more natural
makeup since robert came into the scene over the last year. just sayin.
Ikr!!! I always tought they just stole his technique 😒😒
I said the same thing!!!! When he first showed the technique no one else was doing that. They are still doing that triangle thing with the concealer which never worked for me.
@@Lprince4e it’s not his technique lmao he’s said that before😭 it’s literally what professional mua do
I mean not really. Natural makeup looks have always been a thing, except it means differently in every culture. It's just whether or not it's the #1 influence in the world by the westernized culture. The majority of k-beauty makeup trends have always been about subtle and natural specifically with eyebrows, foundation, and concealer. I do think Robert is one of the few popular westernized mua who didn't bash another cultures interpretation of natural makeup, and would actually wear natural looking makeup. Natural has a different meaning in both cultures. But now western culture is starting to change their definition of natural makeup from the influence of k-beauty! Not a bad thing. Makeup is supposed to evolve. But it's common for westernized makeup to be known as the creator worldwide even though it was based from another culture. I do think Robert is innovative, informative and dynamic with the makeup he does! Natural beauty that he does is becoming a thing in western culture. But has always been a thing elsewhere. It's just who gets the platform to spread it worldwide! :)
RIGHT? TREND SETTER
It’s kind of funny how I didn’t start seeing people change up their concealer application techniques (from giant triangles to now two small dots) until after Robert called everyone out it 🤔😆
Same here. I’ve seen influencers Robert reacted to now changing concealer, highlighter placement on the sly and thinking we don’t know why! They haven’t grown they just saw Roberts genius level advice and realised their mistakes! lol
@@TattooedLuna savage 😂😂😂
I know right.......let's all pretend
Yes!! Learnt it from him and now everyone’s doing it.
Yep!! I learned at my counter too... aht aht at that triangle highlight years ago... I cringe when I see the triangle.
"where Gwyneth Paltrow would apply her sunscreen" ... Damn! She made it into both brothers videos 💀
The pause and the hmmmmmm after the eyebrow hack, I wheezed
I think what was key about that video was that she said she prefers it. If you prefer it you do it!
@@celeritas2-810 I know, I'm definitely gonna try it, it was the long pause that make me laugh
Someone needs to make that a meme lol 😂
He just looked so confused, like uhhh whut
It works for her, and she prefers it, so yeah, do it. It might not work for everyone. Try it, can't hurt, it's only makeup. :)
The girl who made the TikTok about texture fucking rules. I'm 34 and am self-conscious about my makeup because of my skin texture. Not to be hyperbolic, but that girl (as well as Robert) instantly made me feel so much better about myself and just being a human fucking being.
AMEN❣️❣️ I watch her video a few days ago and loved her honesty ❤️
Seriously! Having textured skin need to be normalized!
I used to get really upset that my foundations always showed my texture and it looked like I had cakey makeup when I used the smallest amount. It's just the reality of skin texture! Makeup will always look like makeup ✌
33 & I feel you, Lady! ❤️ my skin has done a complete 180* in the last 6 months so none of my old (admittedly pretty poor) skincare/makeup products have been working for me. Thank all The Powers That Be for Robert & James 💜🖤💜🖤
32 and me tooooo! I wonder if I hadnt seen lies in magazines maybe I wouldn't have picked at my skin so much as a teen.
I can’t help but wonder: All these “you’ve been using concealer/colour corrector wrong” videos/hacks didn’t show up until AFTER Robert showed up in the mass-algorithm and everyone was privy to Robert’s expertise advice. So - Thank you Robert for teaching all those trying to influence.
I see people talking about him all over socials. He's a gift!
Right?!! That's what I've been thinking too!!
YES YES YES YES. IVE BEEN SCREAMING THIS.
I was thinking the same
I THOUGHT THAT TOO. it means people we wont suffer bad advice like in the past hopefully
I love when you can see Robert’s brain loading
my brain automatically adds the dial up sound and little circle of loading dots in my mind lol!
😂😂
Robert the shade 🤣🤣🤣 “where Gwyneth would apply her sunscreen” dead 💀
FR, I wheezed omgg
I burst out laughing!!😂
that tea!!! i needed that laughter today
Can someone explain me this one? lol
I cackled!
Even if some beauty gurus don't use filters, the ring light can make their skin look flawless. I was so jealous of so many beauty gurus' perfect skin and I will never forget the first time I saw one of them moved their head and I noticed how imperfect their skin was... I felt as if I was lied to for years because that's the case with a lot of them
Yeah so true!
It‘s such a big difference when someone does a foundation check in daylight for example. I like RUclipsrs who do these things and show what makeup really looks like in daylight.
Omg and the worst is i went out and bought products they “influenced” me to buy (aka sneaky ADS that the influencer and company colluded&& manipulated me into buying) and it looked AWFUL! Not flawless. And i have barely any texture- but suddenly wrinkles were exaggerated that we invisible before 😂. Then i realized they were using filters and amazing lighting 😡. Nikkie tutorial is one that upset me. And some others. I unfollowed a lot of these beauty influencers for this reason. All lies.
"Or is there also an option without the filter?"(raises eyebrows) Robert you're an icon🖤
Iconic
That was the best part for me!
"Your skin carries the memory of where it's been, and makeup can't hide that."
I'm sorry. Can we take a second and give that thought the credit it deserves ? Like wow
P.s. Robert, thank you for continuing to change my life.
Gwyneth doesn't need sunscreen with all the shade Robert and James are throwing 🖤🖤
😭💀💀💀💀
omfg lolzzzzzz
@@billyt8868 🤣🤣🤣
best comment 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 choking on my spit 🤣 😂 🤪
I really appreciated the video about texture. My skin is recovering from years of cystic acne. I have hyperpigmentation and scaring. Ive had facials, do glycolic peels and moisturize. But you can still see the scars under the makeup. No big deal at this point. Happy to have happier skin but not perfect skin.
I had cystic acne so badly as well. It truly damages your skin and I haven't thought about having happier skin rather than aiming to attain "perfect" skin. Thank you!
This is incredibly uplifting and motivational. No one has truly "perfect" skin; no one ever has, and no one ever will. We all have lines, blemishes, scars, or marks, albeit some more visible than others. It's about time we all stop putting ourselves down for being *human* and start appreciating how amazing our skin really is, "faults" and all.
@@sluttymctits4496 🥺😭 thank you!! I agree!!
@@lainienicole5287 you're welcome!! 🥺💜
This!!!!! I'm going to be 40 in August...I have hyperpigmentation ,and acne scars and recently hormonal acne 😭😭😭 my skin has come a long way during this pandemic!!! Finally found the right products to help improve my skin ♥️♥️my skin is never going to be free of my "flaws" but I am finally becoming comfortable with that ♥️♥️ my skin isn't perfect but I finally have that HEALTHY GLOW ♥️#happierskin
I think if filters and retouching are used, in social media or in magazines, it should be stated that the picture/video has been altered. Influencers and mainstream media need to own up to it. I’m glad to see more people getting called out. I love these types of videos!!!
This background looking like a club version of Dracula's castle 🕺🏻💜
Robert Welsh announces his Makeup Academy opening
Me from the other side of the world: * I'm moving and changing my career *
Same!
Omgg yesss i would attend it online too😭😭😭😭 i so want to
Yep. Time to get vaccinated and make sure my passport is current...
It looks weird to me when Huda, who already has puffy, full lips from filler, contours her lips to make them look bigger. But the end result looks extremely strange.
To each their own, I love how she looks
@@yahaelt290 good for you, no one asked tho
@@GB-vw6kr nobody asked you. Or OP. It's nice to share our opinions tho, isnt it?
Duck lips are a thing. But sure she's beautiful
I really prefer this background. The one color backdrops just always feel really unpersonal and... dead to me. This is really unique.
I am cryyyyyying! Robert didn't know what to do/say after watching the eyebrow concealer hack! He was like "🤨😐🤔"! I AM HOLLERING! 💀😂
I was like "Oh no she broke Robert!"
I actually totally understood her point though because if you’re doing the fluffy brows then a good amount of skin shows in between the hairs and you don’t want that skin to be a totally different tone than your foundation. Honestly it’s a super good tip
@@JasmineBoothe1 it would definitely work for people with sparse brows, mine are too dark and thick and concealer would just make them look grey
@@Monicat03 yeah so are mine but it could also help with trying to lighten the brows too. Sometimes I want a more taupe color on my dark brows but it’s hard to do that unless I block them with concealer
I didn’t get why she doesn’t just do her base Make-up first. In my routine, eyebrows are the second to last step.
“Have you ever really loved a lipstick color and wanted it to be matte?”
No. Literally only ever the opposite
Same!!!!
Sameeee
hard agree
I’m so glad the corpse bride lip isn’t in now. 🧟♀️
"Where Gwyneth Paltrow would apply sunscreen." Ded. I am ded. I have deceased. I have paused to stop giggling and I blame you, Robert.
RIP Kathleen 😆
I'm so out of the loop, what did her goopiness do now?
@@lauren7376 there’s a video from a GRWM Gweneth edition where she barely dabs on sunscreen on the areas that the sun hits, roberts reviews it and stares off into the distance because we al know (common sense says) the sun hits you fucking everywhere with a vengeance. Not just in certain parts 😆
Wow, I love the background. Finally Robert looks like the Disney villain we root for🤣🤣🤣
Omg Ursula vibes
@@celeritas2-810 yesss 🤣🤣🤣
@@celeritas2-810 more Maleficent like
Totally ! in some videos he wears blue contact lenses giving Scar vibes and I'm living for it 😍
I kind of hate when people with a lot of lip fillers give tips for bigger lips. I mean ok, some of these tips do work, but it comes off kind of weird.. Like of course your lips look really big in the end, you got fillers.. 🌚
Omg that’s what I think every time I see that woman giving tips to people. I have no issues with her fillers it’s her lips she can do whatever...but don’t freaking tell people oh if you do this your lips will look big like mine. Like you said hers look big cuz she has fillers...duh...
Yeah, lol
I love how you gave props to drag queens. people don’t realize a lot of tips or many things in general come from drag queens!! 🤓
I was a waitress in a bar that held drag shows in my early 20s and I learned ALL of my best makeup skills from those amazing queens!
Drag Queens do the next makeup ❣️❣️ Seriously I wish I could cover up, blend, contour and make myself as beautiful as they are!
they are the queens of illusion after all
I love watching drag queens now with the technology we have, and how absolutely stunningly flawless they can look. Wow!
The worst thing about that Huda lip contour is how they covered her vermilion border with foundation, like we can't see that she really has that shadow from all the lip fillers...
That lipstick and tissue hack is soo old that I used to read it in newspapers in the beauty tips section when I was a teen. I am 39 now !
Yes, I always watched mum do it when I was growing up. I’m 49 now.
I saw my glamourous grandma doing this when I'd go visit her in the 90s lol, because she'd been doing it forever
Me too, remember doing this many times, probably read about it in 'Just Seventeen', I am the wrong side of 40 😂
I know for sure that Seventeen and YM had this hack because that's where I learned it in the late 90s!
@@eatmyoctopus Yeah. I am 50 and remember seeing that as a kid.
I love how Robert pauses to choose polite words to critic the videos :-)
5:27-5:29 That “....?” face sent me all the way to the floor. Robert PLEASE. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Came back to say I recovered, and then he said, “where Gwyn*th Paltrow will apply sunscreen.” I’m fucking dead mate. 😭
I CANT I WAS ROLLING 😭
Laughed my ass off!
ME CONTEMPLATING MY LIFE LOL
Sam M are you Aussie?
I can literally see the question marks popping up around his head
Robert really needs a black cape to swish, to complete his aesthetic 😂😂
Robert is truly out here doing the Lord’s work
Yeah deffo but also Robert IS the Lord
I pray at the Temple of the Twins James & Robert, regularly & fervently! I’m 33 & my skin has changed drastically in the last 6 months 🙄- so my old skincare & makeup products weren’t working for me at all anymore. Lemme just say these two really are a godsend for helping me keep my professional appearance in my client facing job 💜🖤💜🖤
"We are not trying to get spaghetti mouth" really took me out. Haha yes point out this ridiculous clown techniques. Love you Robert!
The way you stopped after the concealer brows... 😂😂
Can we take a minute to admire roberts shirt it looks so good
Southwest USA cowboy chic
I CANT WHEN YOU DID YHE “🤔 hmmmmm” WITH A BLANK STARE 😩
Almost choked on my own spit😂😂😂😂😂
I adore you Robert! Thank you for normalizing texture and showcasing artists who are being their natural beautiful selves. I was afraid to not not edit my pics for years. Only recently am I posting completely unfiltered photos. Because I want to show that we are beautiful no matter what poetry is written on our skin. 💛
I'm so happy you exist. I'm sick to death of influencers hiding behind filters and falsehoods and acting like they're not. You (and James) are the breaths of fresh air the beauty and skincare world desperately needs!!
The lipstick hack, I learned it from Michelle Phan before. The thin layer of tissue then powder. The exact hack that you were talking about. 😊 Nostalgic. I wish you were already here when she left before, I could've saved a lot of makeup. 😂 Other makeup gurus that came after her were mostly into wasting a lot of products. 😅
Put your highlighter where Gwyneth Paltrow puts her sunscreen 😂😂
Where does he say this?
At 10:47, I ad libbed
My coworker said there was once a lady at work that was wearing green, unblended concealer with nothing else. So she literally just had green undereyes and thought that was how it was supposed to look.
As someone who struggles with dry skin (psoriasis), and crazy flare ups, can you do a video that would help with make up and makeup prep.Would be greatly appreciated.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽.
Yes!!!
I use glycolic acid then put moisturizer on top. Aquaphor healing ointment will help too. That helped me. Use glytone exfoliating body lotion on Amazon for the psoriasis.
I grew up as a teenager in the 80s, we didn't have any filters or video or anything like that. To me, flawless makeup is a put together beautiful face of makeup. I have always used the outside light to do my makeup. Texture will never go away, we never worried about texture. Just as long as our makeup looked pretty is all we worried about. These younger girls learning from the videos are, to me, learning a lot of wrong ways to do makeup. I have always applied my foundation all over my face the first thing, then I did my eyes, contour, blush then lips were always last. Old habits die hard lollolol
Right makeup is based upon natura creativy
I was a teen in the 80’s too and I agree. I’ve never thought to worry about texture until TikTok. We just wanted to look pretty. I miss those times. Seemed so much simpler then.
I think we might even have AIMED for texture back in the 80s, based on how much foundation we used 😂
@@jahbern
Seeing the number of subscribers rise everytime makes me so happy...😊😊😊
He deserves millions of subs
This video singlehandedly broke so many myths I had about makeup by learning from influencers!
So I get where the girl was coming from with her eyebrow routine back. I do my eyebrows first in my routine and my product tends to slip and not stick to my bare skin/I don’t get sharp lines. What I like to do is take a little bit of translucent setting powder with a dense brush and press it into the area around my brow tail then take whatever is left and blend it into my brows. It allows my product to stick and get sharp edges and works great cuz I rarely wear foundation. So that’s what she was getting at, but I think the excess use of product was a bit much and could cause texture and break up throughout the day.
So I need to give an updated opinion on the girl who had the perfect foundation advice. I thought she was using a filter, however, I recently started using TikTok, and when making my first video... there seems to be a blur on the camera already? Like a pre set filter... or just really low quality? I’m not sure! I have TikTok now! Follow me @RobertwelshMUA ! I’ll be sharing all my tips with you and trying all those makeup “hacks” 😑 🖤🖤🖤
Ok 5 min crafts king in the making 💅🏻
Wonderful background! It is much better now! ❤️❤️❤️
God only you could make me reconsider not downloading TikTok 🤦🏽♀️
0:17 Don’t mind me....This is my pre-Monday mood!
OMG! That new background gives me so much life! Love💜🖤💜🖤
The contoured lip tip.... looks like a mustache to me.
Edit: Made this comment before Robert said it looked like human feces and I cant even cope. 😂
guilty of doing the concealer before brows technique. i have really light brows and basically have to draw them on so i put my foundation and concealer on my forehead then do my brows then the rest of my face. works for me lol
I want to try it now. Thank you for the reassurance
"Where Gwyneth Paltrow would apply sunscreen."
I love it.
So excited for this, love these reaction vids! Hope you’re enjoying TikTok, ily but I refuse to download it 😝 but I’ll still support you from your other platforms 🖤
"That looks like human feces."
You Crack me up
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*Ima say this againnn I love this background* 😩🖤🖤🖤🖤
incredible how dramatic an effect the lip contour had when Robert did it!
I love the new background, I really need a raven lamp 😍
amazon I think? about 100 AUS dollars. I couldn't afford it at the time I looked at it.best of luck on your hunt.
@@sonjawilliams989 I've seen them online in the UK and there's rat ones too. I might have to buy both!
@@purplepixie1974 ohhh, sounds perfect!
The lipstick powder trick is pretty common in theatre or performing arts bc it rly does make your lipstick stay in place. But it doesn’t look or feel good after about an hour so probably not for everyday use lol
When I went to make up school I was so dissapointed at first that make up IRL doesn't actually look like on IG pictures. Silly, I know but it really tricks our mind
How does it look like?
It just looks real, textured and you can definitely identify the presence on the face.. And that's what I started to love about make up with time and now I see it as an art,truly.
@@margarytavasylieva3732 I see.
In movies and shows, make up literally looks like skin, and even when it's heavy and really set, it still looks really good and almost skin blurring.
How do they do that?
I always had the perception make up looks like that in real life too(debunked I guess)
@@ajpristine4809 film sets have professional lighting, can make the makeup look flawless even if it looks very textures and cakey in real life. also, editing in post production most likely in some cases
@@mylettucehead Oh okay
That was helpful
"where gwenyth paltrow would put her sunscreen" 💀💀💀 deeadd
I hate trends so much and some of this hacks on tiktok are so annoying 😩 😂
I really really want more brands to do what Aerie does. They don’t retouch their models and they also make an effort to include people of all different skin tones, body sizes, people with disabilities etc. I love it so much.
Lost it at "Where Gweneth Paltrow would apply sunscreen" 😂😂😂
i swear- i cant stand to see huda beauty do anything with lips as a "tutorial".... nobody has lip sausages like hers.
"Where Gwyneth Paltrow would apply sunscreen"
I died.💯
Can you explain this to me I didn't quite understand that
@@aanchalgupta894 it's reference to a Vogue get ready video where Gwyneth said she only put sunscreen on like her forehead and her cheek bones because that's where the sun hit the hardest...James has a video about it on his channel.
@@DaraJill ohhhhh got it ! Thanks ! I didn't know about that
The sound on the second video was not out of sync. On TikTok you can use other people's sounds and voice-overs on your own videos. I believe the woman talking about skin texture also used someone else's sound. That is how people recreate videos or react to the sound or make something completely different with an unrelated sound. Hope this helps, welcome to TikTok 😊
Yay now I have an excuse to do nothing for the length of this video at least. Robert deserves our undivided attention. 💗 perfect timing.
Speaking of false reality I’ve noticed that Maybelline mascara commercials will add a disclaimer at the bottom that says the model is wearing EYELASH INSERTS😳😳
Drag queens are the face mod pioneers who went before us.
What would we do without your expertise Mr Welsh?! I just wish there was a watermark or something similar that couldn’t be removed to show what filters are being used. Maybe we could trust more beauty people online and not so much junk makeup with false promises would be sold.
Your face after brows video HAHAHHAHAHAHA DEAD!!!🤣🤣🤣
I love Robert’s videos for his calming voice. I sometimes watch before bed because it is so soothing! Just wanted to leave a thank you comment about how lovely this content is for makeup and just comfort ☺️
"Where Gwyneth Platrow would apply sunscreen"
The sass Robert! 😂 x
I nearly spat out my dinner at "where Gwenyth Paltrow would apply sunscreen" loool 😂
Can you do tips for someone with light to yellow undertones? I have a hard time matching my skin tone
I dont mind texture in my foundation, but i want as little as possible. My mine problem is when i first started with makeup i had flawless skin so my foundation actually looked airbrushed back then. Sadly age said no more flawless skin for you
Again the saddest word on YT.....Robert saying, Bye. 🥺
“We’re not trying to get spaghetti mouth” 🤣🤣🤣
Every time he says ‘hmmmm’ you can tell his brain is trying to not offend anyone 😂
I would really love a full video on doing the “facelift” placement and see how you apply/blend out on one half of your face and then a more “normal” application on another half.
I am living for this background!!! Also you look amazing!
I have no issue with people individually choosing to get fillers or surgery but im sick of people with lip fillers doing "plumping" hacks with makeup 🙄🙄
I LOVE YOU ROBERT!!!! 🤍✨ You are helping me so much on my makeup journey!!! Stay blessed! 💕 I love the new background!
OMG I love the new background!!! Also I love you and James!!! You've both help me sooooo much so just wanna send some love your way!!! Much love from New Zealand!!
Honestly love that Robert leaves the contour demonstrations on his face rather than just cutting to a clean face again. It gives people the opportunity to see it for longer and at different angles.
Ok this could have been a lot worse
I was expecting to TikTok to be like 5 minute crafts
Lmao the shade at Gwyneth
😒 If you apply sunscreen like a highlight... just don’t use sunscreen
Where is your crow lamp from? I'm in love with him 🥺
I think it’s by an Italian company, Seletti but you can find recreations on eBay or Amazon 😊
LOVE the new background!!! I am so tired of over-drawn lips. Huda already looks like she has lip injections, this is just beyond silly. No one would look at someone with overdrawn lips and think they look natural.
6:24 I have followed her for some time now. I absolutely love her. Her talent is unreal and she is amazing. Hope more start to follow her. She deserves it. Her little poem about makeup and skin is absolutely *chef's kiss.
Robert, your brows looks fucking KILLER. They look especially amazing in this video.
Your new background is amazing!!
Huda "Beauty" is trying so hard to sell her products - it's actually gross! The ppl who believe her "tips & hacks" must have a slightly lower-than-average IQ.
Oo I'm early early. The whole texture thing is why I don't wear foundation in the first place, I feel like it accentuates my flaws rather than showcases my skin
The brow thing....I just do my brows after my foundation...and it looks the same. So...why not just do your brows after foundation?
Love the background change, you are just a joy to watch, thanks for bringing sparkle to our Sunday!
Your background is absolutely beautiful! I LOVE that crow lamp!
Yesss Robert!! I have been imaging this video for so long! 😅You look fabulous as always!!💜🖤🤗🤗💜🖤
I just recently subscribed and the first few videos I have watched from you have confirmed that I chose well. Yay me!!! Another healthy escape!
I was yesterday rewatching your IG and TikTok reactions and thought that I hoped you would upload some new ones soon.
My prayers have been answered as you, god of sarcastic giggles, have just uploaded said content.
Yeaaaa
It's not cakey, you're just seeing texture...
Robert: YES! That was like f****** poetry.
Me: lol Died
I would love to see your reaction of the Scott Barnes and Tati video to get your thoughts
Robert, I'm begging you, could you drop a list of places you get your clothes from? I can barely see you yet I know I'd 100% wear anything you wear, it's just such a good aesthetic.