I'm now 85 with many lines and deep wrinkles and you have helped me many times not to make things look worse but helped me understand make up. Love you always, thank you.
Genius. Only Wayne. So refreshing to see someone on YT who embraces the older beauty community instead of ignoring it and catering only to the younger viewers. Thanks Wayne. This is why we love you
He's also anti-drama. I can't begin to explain how rare that is in the YT beauty world, especially amongst top-tier professionals. We all know Wayne's far more than a mere make-up artist/beauty guru/influencer.
Except Wayne is genuinely, supremely talented. 💖Thank you, Wayne for talking to us "older" gals rather than treating us like we're invisible.❤️❤️We can't hold onto 25 forever, however we all want to look, and feel, our best.
Thanks. It is so interesting to see a guy apply makeup. I am guilty of putting on too much concealer as I have really bad dark circles. I've tried everything so maybe this will help! Thanks.
Those "influencer ladies" are only out for the money. They use filters etc to make themselves look unrecognizable. In the real world they don't look like that. Wayne really tries to help. ❤
I LOVE that Wayne will just teach you all you need to know in ten minutes or less. Just pure info, no frills, no catchphrases, just me getting my makeup act together one step at a time.
All my life I applied concealer all around my eyes and wondered why they looked so sunken . You are the only person who had spoken about it. Thanks a ton.
I'm getting ready to start a new job and wanted to have a little bit of makeup and when I went to play around with what I would wear, I was like WHAT is going on with my eyes?!?!?! I mean, I'm over 50, but still!!!! Now I know... So glad I found this video!
I think different things work for different people. People raved about banana-powder a few years ago yet it did nothing for me, being pale and cooler undertone!! Not all tips work for everyone. Some things Wayne has said have worked for me and others haven't so much. It's trial and error I think.
It's so refreshing to have you demonstrating your techniques with no drama, all while being professional. Thank you! You make all the other beauty gurus look like kids!
No they REALLY are kids! And frankly those of us starting to experience aging effects are taking advice from teenagers who have never had to deal with our current situation! And then we wonder why we look like the crypt-keeper when we're done with their 22 step tutorials! I LOVE this guy bc he is SO real and kind and accepting!
I love you, Lisa Eldridge, and all the MUAs who teach restraint and finesse. "Thin layers", "pinpointing", "only where it's needed" are not things that many so-called "makeup gurus" encourage, but it's exactly what most of us need. Thank you.
Why do you have to put down other people to try to complement someone why not just complement them Everybody preferences are different it doesn’t make them wrong or so-called make up gurus I hope you’re not an adult with that immature type of opinion
@Utriedit215 Whoa, Nelly! I didn't put anyone down! "Guru" is not an appellation anyone could seek, so it's risible that makeup artists happily take that hat off the hook and wear it.
I can’t even watch you put the brush that close to your eyes. I wish I could figure out what to do. My eyes spontaneously redden, water and itch, no matter what I do with eye makeup
@mrsmacca126 What brand are you using? Sounds like allergies. Maybe you shuld try a more hypoallergenic line such as Almay, Neutrogena, or Clinique. Make certain your brushes are immaculately clean, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to recommend something for allergies if necessary. You may even be allergic to the brushes themselves if made of animal hair and need to switch to synthetic. Good luck!
@@mrsmacca126 I agree with the recent comment: you may be allergic to the color products (talc is problematic for many reasons, and bismuth is an allergen for some people, as is mica for other). You might also be reacting to the material of your brushes or to the soap you use to clean them. Eliminate one thing at the time and see if you find a pattern.
Awesome to see makeup for aged skin that isn't on a face that's full of fillers and Botox. So many of us older women are completely natural. love your videos!
THIS is incredible advice and I am going to try it right now. I am 45 years old and am learning EVERY tip and trick I can from you Mr. Goss. I think you are just amazing.
I’ve tried this technique the past 2 days. At first I felt like I didn’t have enough concealer on. But as the day went on I got used to it and noticed I looked fresh and less tired. At the end of the day, I didn’t notice my wrinkles as much as I usually do bc they weren’t accentuated with concealer that had settled into them. Thanks for the reminder that often less is more!
Just have to say, you were one of the first beauty youtubers I ever watched, and I'm still here over 10 years later seeking your videos out for the BEST beauty tips. I truly don't think any other influencer is as wonderful, and actually HELPFUL as you. You are such a treasure in the beauty community!! Much love
I just discovered Wayne Goss and I LOVE him! Most make up videos are tailored to GenZers but Wayne does a lot of videos for mature skin. I'm so grateful and I love his tips!!
As a 45 yo with Aallllll of the wrinkles I always look forward to these videos. I can’t always afford to support with buying your products but I always try & comment, like every video & watch every advert. You are just the kindest & wisest sole on this platform 🥰
While this is an old video I just have to make a comment! I’ve been blessed with flawless skin and I’m learning to embraced the aging changes of my aging 60 years young complexion. I have very dark circles and fair skin and concealing is a nightmare for me. I thought it was my products It’s not my products, it was technique! I walked into work and first thing I was met was that I must’ve caught up on my sleep or you look wide awake and the coveted, what is your secret❤ One simple change has boosted how I feel about looking in the mirror. My soul needed this as I rejoin life after fighting cancer and the sudden death of my partner. I don’t expect you to see this response but should you or another mature lady reads this know that this simple thing has changed how I feel! Wayne, I’m sure you received a million comments but know this one comes from a healing broken heart and has changed everything about how I feel when I walk away from the mirror.
Holy Moly! This technique was a total game changer for me!! This and your hooded eye tutorials!! Even my husband noticed and remarked, "Are you doing something different with your eye makeup? Your eyes look really beautiful." Thank you Wayne! I so appreciate your HONEST and REALISTIC approach to makeup! ;)
When I watch people beat their face and just know that I would look 10 years older with that much pancake on (I say pancake as a ballerina, that’s just what we called any skin tone face makeup, whether liquid or powder) I just wish I could wear it! Honestly even in my 20s I felt like skin covering makeup just highlighted my texture in the worst way and I’ve always just kinda done lashes brows and lippie
A million years ago when I first started to wear concealer, I'd always only put it in the corner of my eye like Wayne does in the video. Then social media came along and MU-influencers ruined it 😂 I never even gave the idea, of putting concealer in such a large area under the eye, a second thought on why that is necessary. Getting chunky apple cheeks when smiling, my eyes certainly don't look any bigger when cracking up 😂 Never had any problems with dark circles either. So now, going on 40, I'm so going back to how I use to do it and follow Wayne's advise!
Just discovered you and want to leave a thank you from Germany! Not only the make up ideas are great, your speech is beautiful and so respectful towards us (aging) viewers…
This is why we love you. There are so many products that people swear by that just don't work for me. My skin is just too sensitive. It is why I prefer your techniques because the less product i use the less the chance of irritation. I also am a minimalist so that too.
I know this video is one year old, but thank you! I am turning 58 next week & I’ve had to totally revamp my make up routine because what I’ve always done isn’t working anymore. Your videos are my new go-to for learning how to change my routines as I age. I appreciate your knowledge & professionalism in delivering these videos to us. Thank you so much! xo
Using my cousin's account just to say: as a portrait artist the 'inner eye corner' is a key feature to augment when 'complimenting' a person's appearance in the portrait. And I do exactly what you describe. As for my own eye wrinkles? They remind me of my whole family, my siblings and parents and yes cousins too...we all have the same crinkly eye and I LOVE them!
I love thinking of you using concepts here in your art. I am an amateur artist, and yes, I find that stuff I learn in art videos changes my makeup routine, and stuff I learn in makeup videos, particularly Wayne's, affects my drawings/paintings. And I think crinkly eyes means you and your family must smile a lot! What could be better?
You made this just for me -- lol--- I have never had dark under my eyes but felt I was supposed to use concealer. Don't ask me why. Now I can stop. Thank you.
Thank you for saying that ALL foundations & concealers emphasize fine lines. The "mature" beauty influencers all seem to wear concealer and powder under their entire eye area, which looks great on camera, but... for me, in real life, looks wrinkly and super "made up." I thought I didn't have the magic touch or the right product. Now I know!
Thank you for discussing skin types and not telling people that this should work for everyone. I especially like that you talked about a product not working for you but still being a great product. People forget that everyone does not have the same skin!
Applying concealer at the inner corner not only counteracts the darkness but also draws attention to the smooth area (next to the bridge of the nose) and, consequently, away from the lined center and outer corners. Thanks so much for this simple, sensible and effective concealer strategy! 😘💗
What stands out most to me is how much smaller your right eye looks. It is so helpful when you do the half-face tutorial so we can really see the difference. I’ll be changing the way I use concealer from now on. Thank you very much.
Which is why using makeup to make the eye to look bigger is great. I have small eyes and am a big fan of the "aegyo sal" lower eyelid shadowing and subtle highlighting, though with my deepset eyes I don't really have to do the shadowing part, just the subtle shimmer. Makes your eye look so much bigger, more sculpted, and can bring a bit more of an eye-squinch look to your neutral face depending on how you do it. (Though recently the trend has seemed to not make it subtle anymore but just pop, which I don't know if I will ever get into.)
Me too. I just turned 40 and my dark circles go all the way across. I have really fine lines around the outside of my eyes, but my concealer makes them so much worse.
Fabulous video. I’m older and use less and less foundation and concealer because I thought, this highlights my laughter lines more than when I don’t have any makeup on. So I thought I must be doing something wrong. Went to a makeup artist who said you don’t need foundation your skin is amazing, I am blessed with great skin and hardly any wrinkles, so I just use a tint, bronzer, eyeshadow etc I wish I’d seen this video ages ago. Makes perfect sense. Off to a do tonight so will do as you have said. Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏼
I was using concealer like that for years because ever tutorial did the same. Looking back at older pictures I looked atrocious. You can really see it in pictures. Darn, what was I thinking? Less is better and placement. Thank you Wayne, for sharing your knowledge, you genuinely like what you do & care about your followers
I'm one of those unlucky folks with darkness all the way across. I use a color corrector and a little bit of concealer to improve it. You were the first RUclipsr that I saw that advised to just correct the very dark parts and conceal with the smallest amount of product. I've learned so much from you. There is no product that will take my dark circles away, but at least I won't be asked if I'm ill all day. People will just ask if I'm tired. :)
Research fillers or anything to do with the eyes carefully before proceeding. It's a delicate area to mess with and in extreme situations it can damage the eye area or even cause blindness. Not worth it.
After trying a billion concealers for my mature, dry under eyes Makeup Revolution’s $7.00 Conceal & Define Full Coverage Concealer looks the best on me. I like it more than their hydrating version too. Hope this little comment helps others.
I bought it when it first came out and was excited cause I have heard nothing but great reviews. Sorry this product didn't do anything for me, found it very drying.
without a doubt the best ever video about concealer. Wayne uses facts, logic and he is technically astute. Best product wont work if you apply entire area under the eye. Smart. Thank you ! Precious
I've been doing this for the last 12 years, since I turned 40. I don't have a lot of wrinkles but your eyes DO crinkle when you smile, and with my dry skin I noticed concealer would settle in those crinkles and really make me look like I had more wrinkles than I do. I'm SO glad to see this technique reinforced by a respected professional!
This is what I've been doing lately intuitively! I am only in my early 30s but my makeup routine for the past year or so has just been a bit of contour, a bit of eye shadow, and lip gloss, as a face full of makeup just feels like too much. But lately I've wanted to deal with the under eye darkness so started with a tiny bit of concealer right under the inner corner of my eye and blending out under my lash line, and using a brush and a bit of powder to set it. I also always put a little highlight of a yellow white shimmer in my inner eye corner to brighten as well :)
Thank you Wayne. I have just skipped using concealer because it made those under eye wrinkles stand out. I am so glad I found you...nobody talks frankly about age and u don't shy away...Thank you!!
Absolutely amazing demo! I am a black woman and have been applying concealer all wrong... making my eyes look smaller then working smokey liner to make it look big again... WTF! So much work!!! You've simplified my morning by 15 minutes!Sooo grateful!!!
I can’t say I’ve ever had a man teach me about opening up my eyes but there’s a first for everything. I am 60, small eyes and need all the eye lift and open I can get. This was very helpful!
Wayne--I'm one of those with the hereditary dark circle that goes far around the lower eye. Could you do a video on the best way to use concealer or makeup if you have this problem? Thanks for all your help.
I’ve actually been doing the inner corner highlight for yrs … I don’t even remember where I learned this but it does make a huge difference! Thnx for the vid😊
I can't believe that after all these years I am STILL learning new things from you. I never realised how the inner corner doesn't move at all. I will definitely try this technique!
This is awesome Wayne. I rarely use foundation and recently ran out of my concealer. I do color correct due to darkness. Well after a week of trying so many concealers and color correctors I was fed up. It looked horrible. Tried 1 more peach corrector and applied it just like 👆🏽. My husband noticed immediately. He said your eyes look alive. That was enough for me. So my color corrector has now become my concealer.
@@atomicsushi1 you’ll never believe it. I’ve tried Becca, Ulta brand, LA pro, Urban Decay, and others. It’s Pixi of all things in Brightening Peach. I have several concealers but they all looked a mess.
I am by no means a professional MUA. But I will be doing my Sister’s make up for her wedding. This helps me immensely! Thank you Wayne! I am, unfortunately, one of those people with dark bags that come more than half way under my eye. I will be weighing my pro’s and con’s for this upcoming wedding. I’m 46, with very few wrinkles, and I want to look my absolute best. 💗
Go with her to a Smashbox or MAC store and have them demonstrate products that she likes. I did that before my own wedding and while I had my hair professionally done, I did my own makeup and loved the outcome. Ours was far from a budget wedding but makeup was one area that I felt more comfortable doing myself.
Hi I am 41 year old Indian with dark undereye and have recently tried my hands on concealer. Also, I am new to make up. This video gave me a logical view and hence I went ahead tried it for a wedding look. Trust me, it made my eye pop up with no extra show off. It looked subtle. Thank you so much
Phenomenal as always, thank you Wayne for bringing simple make-up application back. I also appreciate you not bashing a skin product that did not work for you, it is the mark of a professional with integrity and ethics.
I was trained for MAC cosmetics when the company was only 5 years old. I learned this technique but somehow forgot it after settling in (pun intended) to an over correcting application. Thanks for bringing this back to mind at an age of life when I definitely need it !
I’m so glad I run into this page , for so long I’ve been watching the young influencers do it , but am older and this makes more sense ! I’m subscribing 🤩🙏🏻🎆🙌❤️👍🏼
I have been doing this for years and thinking I was just bad at putting on makeup. It often felt like I created more issues than I was helping, if I put on more concealer. The exact issues he described/showed on his right side are why I started decreasing amount and area I applied concealer to. THANK YOU! That was so validating!!
Or wants to!! I’m pretty useless with makeup, can never get it to ‘look right’ he takes the anxiety out of it for me. I watch Bailey Sarian on RUclips, shes fabulous, does the most amazing makeup, is def Insta makeup but has such a likeable personality that she’s a joy to watch.
Thank you for stating that all concealers will make the lines more obvious! I thought I was just appallingly bad at applying concealer under my eyes, but maybe I’m not actually incompetent 😂 My dark circles are extensive and I always feel like I should cover them up (at least for fancy events) but I always think the end result looks worse than the normal dark circles😅
I use LA Girl proprep smoothing primer under my eyes then a stick concealer that is my exact shade and only lightly dust with a matte loose powder. Stays put all day and hardly creases. If it does I just pat gently and it blurs back out without losing coverage. I've had bags genetically since I was a teen and am now 40 and this works best for me.
That was the best under eye concealer video I've seen. I'm trying to learn great techniques that I can try as I'm getting older. that I can't wait to try this technique. Your eye size in the two comparisons was so obvious. You were so right about how the full coverage side, the eye looked smaller.
I just told someone the other day that I love the way foundation evens out my skin tone, but I feel like it accentuates every wrinkle I have! So it's not my imagination...
I have the same problem! I also have freckles, so using foundation can look a bit strange on me. In the last year or so I've started just spot-correcting and it's made a huge difference.
It will vary between foundations so worth trying different types. In general, the expensive brands have better formulas that don't end up sinking into lines.
I’m 38 and I struggle with creasing. I come here for help and it’s so refreshing to have someone explain all this stuff to me who is of an age to understand exactly how I feel about ageing.
Great tip Wayne. I will definitely give that a go. Just a heads up Aldi concealer is amazing. No cake. No lines. I am 69 years old. I’ve used about everything on the market since the 70s - I was shocked lol
@@unique_moniqueThey have amazing mascara too. They also do a ‘rip off’ 8 hour cream and pretend Clinique products. Their version of ‘flash balm’ is fab and approx £4. The packaging looks similar, I don’t know how they get away with it!
Great tip! I am 40 and really trying to learn for the first time how to apply makeup correctly. This completely makes sense, and I'm definitely going to try it. Thank you!
You have been my favorite makeup artist to watch or get tips from, since I first watched you 10 years ago. I just love your genuine nature and honesty.
Thank you from a 74 year old man. This is basically what I have done for years, not look made up, but just a fresher look. We all need some help, and I find more of the younger men have finally caught. I sometimes use a non streak bronzer by Clinique…..made for men… or women, that’s a gel. Gives that great healthy look, and a lot of compliments.👋
@@sekinsocal give me one reason it’s pitiful to want to look and feel better? As an intuitive, I feel your strong dislike of yourself, Not loving yourself, will only cause more damage to your external appearance, and hopefully your nose doesn’t fall off. That’s pitifully 😢 sad.
🙏🏻 Thank you! 55 next month and this has been my biggest struggle while trying to age gracefully. I respect your work and truly appreciate that it doesn’t come with all of the hype of marketing. Just honest , brilliant guidance from a pioneer in the crazy world of beauty.
I’m so grateful for you Mr. Goss. Since getting older, I had to learn to apply makeup differently than before. I bought some Tarte foundation and concealer and some Laura Mercier translucent powder. I watched your videos and learned how to apply these with brushes and a large powder puff. I learned from you how to not cake it on and it feels so light like nothing is there. Everything is properly covered. My makeup looks flawless and I actually feel beautiful. Thank you so much!
I'll never understand people who conceal everywhere under the eye when they dont have discolouration there. its like they do it just to copy everyone else, not because its needed. this video shows that 100% it's not needed in every makeup look.
This video was excellent at showing me how to correctly apply my concealer. I totally agree with you concerning not applying concealer all the way up to the eyelash line. It really does make the eye look smaller. I love watching your videos, always learn something new, and look forward to many more visits with you. Thanks Wayne, for always showing us the correct way of doing things. You are the best!
I put an ice cube under my eyes about 6 years ago when I woke up with really puffy eyes, blue veins immediately came up and never went away so now I have to put concealer all the way under and around the eye 😞 Be careful everyone never to put anything too cold on your eyes
I am turning 38 this year and have been blessed with decent skin but the texture is not what it used to be. I stopped wearing make up for the reasons you stated. I am glad you keep it real and mature lol. We need more MUA's that deal with people over the age 25!!
your texture will get better as you age. I found in my late thirties and very early 40's my texture was bad, it was a hormonal thing. Im 45 now and my hormones are stabilizing as I go into menopause. I use progesterone cream on certain days of my cycle and this helps.
Thank you for being the first person not to lie and say there’s a product that doesn’t settle into fine lines and wrinkles! It’s refreshing! I’m trying your concealer tip right now and loving it!
I’ve generally used the “V” application for concealer, because I had severe dark circles due to undiagnosed hypothyroidism. Since getting my health under control, my circles have definitely decreased to barely noticeable. However, I continued to use the V concealer. I’m excited to try this application out, Thank you!
This is so helpful for my dark under eye area! I have fine lines under my eyes and every under eye concealer tutorial I tried just emphasize those lines even more. I tried applying your concealer technique today and was surprise to see the result! Your method of focusing on the area where the skin don't move really helps with shifting away the attention from my fine lines. Thank you again so much!
I love how you apply such common sense, personal attention, and real care to your makup teaching. I can tell it comes from a place where you actually want to demystify beauty for regular people. Not sell your own products or get clients to come to you as a makup god (which you are). It just seems like you really care about people feeling and looking the best. Thank you!
After years of watching different makeup channels, I still find myself coming back to yours because of the way you explain your technique before demonstrating. I look tired from waking up to breastfeed at night and this REALLY helped my daytime office look!
I really appreciate that he said that! I wish people understood this when doing other types of “Yelp” reviews! They don’t get it and can destroy a good business or product and don’t care if they do!
@@IceSk8Princessa12 I completely agree! Everyone's skin is different, and just because a product doesn't work for one person, that doesn't mean it's an objectively awful product or a rip-off. The same goes for any product/business that just might not be the right fit for a specific person. Of course, this isn't to say that there aren't scammy businesses and products out there, but I wish people would take a second to consider all of the factors before trashing a company on social media or screaming at poor customer service agents.
@@scifydi6446 I wish I could like this comment a hundred times more! TO's peeling solution is a fantastic product, but such a strong exfoliant is not going to be a necessity for the majority - in fact, it can do the opposite and create damage if you use it recklessly!
Yummy indeed!! I love how there is no exaggeration using caked on product, just a clear illustration of the difference. No agenda, no throwing of shade at products or dissing other techniques, just solid advice and all class ❤❤
I unfortunately have the dark circles that need more of that area corrected. That being said, I have been applying the Smallest bits of corrector and concealer since the start of the year. It has completely changed the way makeup looks for the better. It might not be as flawless but bc it isn’t so heavy and cakey, it looks and wears way better than ever before. I’m 36 now and hate that I just now started doing this. It horrifies me to think of the massive amounts of stuff I used to put on my face PLUS baking.
Fellow sufferer from the dreaded eye trough! There seems to be no way to minimize them except plastic surgery! I’m going to wear a mask and sunglasses for the rest of my life.
@@Ms.CindyLee I seem to remember seeing an eye bag concealer section in one of his older videos, it would be great if Wayne did one in 4k so we can really see the placement and the effectiveness! 😃
This makes so much sense! This explains exactly why I can’t stand cream concealers and why they e never worked well. I have never understood why. They always crease, plus my liner/mascara smudges into them, but mainly-they look smaller. Had stopped doing the triangle, but now will keep it minimally in the corner alone. Thanks, Wayne!! All the best.
Experience shows you how to look pretty but not overdone. Wayne is a true beauty expert who doesn't try to sell product & gives you true beauty tips & tricks that are much more inclusive. Love him!
I know this video is 3 yrs old… I’m sure you aren’t still reading these comments. Especially when there’s almost 6K comments. Lol. However, just in case you do, I would love to see a video for those of us that have HUGE eyes. Like, sometimes I look like I’m from alien decent, I swear! You are my absolute favorite MUA on RUclips and I listen to everything you say! Love you Wayne!!! ❤
Hey Traci, there's probably a video from Wayne about 'prominent eyes' (I've also heard them called 'bug eyes' - sorry!!!), and the basic idea is to use eyeliner thicker than you would on small eyelids. So, a heavier/thicker eyeliner line to take up some of the large blinkable eyelid area, and/or to use the smokey eye technique, which has thick eyeliner, then a medium-dark eyeshadow above it (or on top), smoked out from dark to light as you blend it upwards. Then you migth want to add eyeliner in the inner rim/waterline of your eyes to make them look even smaller, instead of lining underneath the lashes. Good luck!
I'm now 85 with many lines and deep wrinkles and you have helped me many times not to make things look worse but helped me understand make up. Love you always, thank you.
Genius. Only Wayne. So refreshing to see someone on YT who embraces the older beauty community instead of ignoring it and catering only to the younger viewers. Thanks Wayne. This is why we love you
I so agree! This video just popped up in my feed and after watching it, I immediately subscribed!
I said genius! out loud!
@@terrim.602 I just seen it come up and watched and I'm like " yes " I'm subscribing 🙂👍
Totally agree! He’s the best at keeping it real while giving realistic tips and tricks!
@@terrim.602 me too :)
Wayne is the make up version of Bob Ross, so kind and his voice is so soothing ❤️
Omgsh, right?! ❤
He's also anti-drama. I can't begin to explain how rare that is in the YT beauty world, especially amongst top-tier professionals. We all know Wayne's far more than a mere make-up artist/beauty guru/influencer.
Except Wayne is genuinely, supremely talented. 💖Thank you, Wayne for talking to us "older" gals rather than treating us like we're invisible.❤️❤️We can't hold onto 25 forever, however we all want to look, and feel, our best.
I was thinking the same thing! He seems soooooo kind! ❤️
What a lovely but most authentic comparison!♥️♥️♥️🙏🏼🌟🙌🏼💯
I’m convinced you are the only one I’m going to watch - I’m 75 and just started wearing makeup again and you explain it so perfectly thank you
agree>>nearly 67..I understand what you are saying.
@judithcenters31 me too!! Im so glad to of found this mans advice!
Thanks. It is so interesting to see a guy apply makeup. I am guilty of putting on too much concealer as I have really bad dark circles. I've tried everything so maybe this will help! Thanks.
The only makeup tutorials I watch. I’m 65 and had completely given up on makeup, but Wayne has genuinely helped me venture back in…❤️
Yay!
Those "influencer ladies" are only out for the money. They use filters etc to make themselves look unrecognizable. In the real world they don't look like that. Wayne really tries to help. ❤
Same here, I'm 47 yrd old and I only watched Wayne 😍🥰😘with make up tutorials.
Good for you!! 💕
I would love to see what he does but really seriously wow the man talk so much that everything about him is a turn of
I LOVE that Wayne will just teach you all you need to know in ten minutes or less. Just pure info, no frills, no catchphrases, just me getting my makeup act together one step at a time.
Agree 100%
Yes!
I like how he demonstrates right side & left side differences of technique.
Glad to find I’m not the only male watching this. At 58, with rosacea, spider veins, and finding myself needing makeup, every insight is useful.
@@russrichardson991 that's got to be the most femanine comment I ever read. 😆
Wayne coming in with the reminder that we don’t have to turn our faces into a 7-layer salad. Simple is often best. Bless you, Wayne!❤️
7 layer salad 🤣😂🤣
Haha exacrly!
😂😂😂👍
XD
Hahahaha or a 7 layer dip
I truly appreciate your integrity about a product. Not wanting to dismiss it as a bad product just because it doesn’t work for you. Kudos to you! 👏🏻
Exactly what I was going to say !
All my life I applied concealer all around my eyes and wondered why they looked so sunken . You are the only person who had spoken about it. Thanks a ton.
Or why my undereye bags looked worse lol
I'm getting ready to start a new job and wanted to have a little bit of makeup and when I went to play around with what I would wear, I was like WHAT is going on with my eyes?!?!?! I mean, I'm over 50, but still!!!! Now I know... So glad I found this video!
I was wondering so In this video , which was great, do you put a little of your foundation lightly on the rest of you eyes? Thanks. You’re the best.
Right...I'm SO gonna do THIS !! 👏
I think different things work for different people. People raved about banana-powder a few years ago yet it did nothing for me, being pale and cooler undertone!! Not all tips work for everyone. Some things Wayne has said have worked for me and others haven't so much. It's trial and error I think.
The quality I admire most is humility. You are so gracious and humble. A kind man.
It's so refreshing to have you demonstrating your techniques with no drama, all while being professional. Thank you! You make all the other beauty gurus look like kids!
It annoys me really when you get these OTT beauty personalities, we just don't need it! At least us British don't lol.
Look like kids? 95% of the "beauty gurus" on the internet ARE kids. Take a good, close, hard look at some of these people.
Most of them are infants! No shade, but it’s true 🤷🏻♀️
No they REALLY are kids! And frankly those of us starting to experience aging effects are taking advice from teenagers who have never had to deal with our current situation! And then we wonder why we look like the crypt-keeper when we're done with their 22 step tutorials! I LOVE this guy bc he is SO real and kind and accepting!
@@lindamathews4367 Well said!
I love you, Lisa Eldridge, and all the MUAs who teach restraint and finesse. "Thin layers", "pinpointing", "only where it's needed" are not things that many so-called "makeup gurus" encourage, but it's exactly what most of us need. Thank you.
Why do you have to put down other people to try to complement someone why not just complement them Everybody preferences are different it doesn’t make them wrong or so-called make up gurus I hope you’re not an adult with that immature type of opinion
@Utriedit215 Whoa, Nelly! I didn't put anyone down! "Guru" is not an appellation anyone could seek, so it's risible that makeup artists happily take that hat off the hook and wear it.
I can’t even watch you put the brush that close to your eyes. I wish I could figure out what to do. My eyes spontaneously redden, water and itch, no matter what I do with eye makeup
@mrsmacca126 What brand are you using? Sounds like allergies. Maybe you shuld try a more hypoallergenic line such as Almay, Neutrogena, or Clinique. Make certain your brushes are immaculately clean, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to recommend something for allergies if necessary. You may even be allergic to the brushes themselves if made of animal hair and need to switch to synthetic. Good luck!
@@mrsmacca126 I agree with the recent comment: you may be allergic to the color products (talc is problematic for many reasons, and bismuth is an allergen for some people, as is mica for other). You might also be reacting to the material of your brushes or to the soap you use to clean them. Eliminate one thing at the time and see if you find a pattern.
What would we do without you, Wayne? I cannot tell you what a big difference following your tips has made to my makeup and skincare routine.
Literally he's helped me so much!
I agree, pretty much everything Wayne says I always end up following 🥰
Thank you,Wayne,very important trick!!!
Always enjoy watching your videos!!!
D I T T O!
Same here! All of Wayne’s tips have been so valuable to me. I appreciate his brilliance and knowledge so much 🤩🥰
Awesome to see makeup for aged skin that isn't on a face that's full of fillers and Botox. So many of us older women are completely natural. love your videos!
THIS is incredible advice and I am going to try it right now. I am 45 years old and am learning EVERY tip and trick I can from you Mr. Goss. I think you are just amazing.
Hey! We’re the same age! And I’m definitely giving this a try too!
Hi ladies, I’m 45 too! 🥰🤗 yes this channel is fantastic! ((hugs))
46 here. Yep, I come right here for any makeup tips. He’s wonderful
I'm 45 on August 2!
I thought I beat aging and then I hit 40. 🙄😂
45 ?I'm 58 you are a young chicken
It's a shame that ageing and looking older is seen as such a bad thing. If you're lucky, you'll get to age. Not everybody does.
Listen, if the barn door needs painting… paint it 😂 that’s my philosophy ❤
Amen!
aging
@@patsygreene1711 “Ageing” is the British spelling.
I’ve tried this technique the past 2 days. At first I felt like I didn’t have enough concealer on. But as the day went on I got used to it and noticed I looked fresh and less tired. At the end of the day, I didn’t notice my wrinkles as much as I usually do bc they weren’t accentuated with concealer that had settled into them. Thanks for the reminder that often less is more!
Who else just loves listening to Wayne’s voice, that would be ME, I could listen to him talk , such a soothing , uplifting, make you feel your best .
MEEEEEEE!!!!!!
@@dddg6327 🙋♀️
🙋♀️
Absolutely !♡♡♡
Just have to say, you were one of the first beauty youtubers I ever watched, and I'm still here over 10 years later seeking your videos out for the BEST beauty tips. I truly don't think any other influencer is as wonderful, and actually HELPFUL as you. You are such a treasure in the beauty community!! Much love
Same here. His techniques really work for me.
Ditto. He’s a miracle worker!
Agreed. This man is the real deal.
I just discovered Wayne Goss and I LOVE him! Most make up videos are tailored to GenZers but Wayne does a lot of videos for mature skin. I'm so grateful and I love his tips!!
Love your vids. My 3 year old grandson told me, "You look so pretty when your eyes crinkle up". Now I love my crinkles!
That’s just precious!
I love that!
Too sweet!!
Aww♡
I need someone to tell me that too!!!
Bless this kid!
Not only is Wayne fantastic at his craft. He is absolutely gorgeous and his voice is as well. Ahhh, could watch for ages. Oops, I have!!! lol
As a 45 yo with Aallllll of the wrinkles I always look forward to these videos. I can’t always afford to support with buying your products but I always try & comment, like every video & watch every advert. You are just the kindest & wisest sole on this platform 🥰
While this is an old video I just have to make a comment!
I’ve been blessed with flawless skin and I’m
learning to embraced the aging changes of my aging 60 years young complexion.
I have very dark circles and fair skin and concealing is a nightmare for me.
I thought it was my products
It’s not my products, it was technique!
I walked into work and first thing I was met was that I must’ve caught up on my sleep or you look wide awake and the coveted, what is your secret❤
One simple change has boosted how I feel about looking in the mirror.
My soul needed this as I rejoin life after fighting cancer and the sudden death of my partner.
I don’t expect you to see this response but should you or another mature lady reads this know that this simple thing has changed how I feel! Wayne, I’m sure you received a million comments but know this one comes from a healing broken heart and has changed everything about how I feel when I walk away from the mirror.
I could listen to you say the word 'Mascara" over and over and over and never tire of it.....Love you Wayne!
Holy Moly! This technique was a total game changer for me!! This and your hooded eye tutorials!! Even my husband noticed and remarked, "Are you doing something different with your eye makeup? Your eyes look really beautiful." Thank you Wayne! I so appreciate your HONEST and REALISTIC approach to makeup! ;)
Finally someone who addresses issues for us older people who want to look our best!
When I watch people beat their face and just know that I would look 10 years older with that much pancake on (I say pancake as a ballerina, that’s just what we called any skin tone face makeup, whether liquid or powder) I just wish I could wear it! Honestly even in my 20s I felt like skin covering makeup just highlighted my texture in the worst way and I’ve always just kinda done lashes brows and lippie
Yes and he knows his subject
Wayne is always so right.
Are we not susposed to put highlighter just below the bag to give optical allusion of no bag?
A million years ago when I first started to wear concealer, I'd always only put it in the corner of my eye like Wayne does in the video. Then social media came along and MU-influencers ruined it 😂 I never even gave the idea, of putting concealer in such a large area under the eye, a second thought on why that is necessary. Getting chunky apple cheeks when smiling, my eyes certainly don't look any bigger when cracking up 😂 Never had any problems with dark circles either. So now, going on 40, I'm so going back to how I use to do it and follow Wayne's advise!
Just discovered you and want to leave a thank you from Germany! Not only the make up ideas are great, your speech is beautiful and so respectful towards us (aging) viewers…
This is why we love you. There are so many products that people swear by that just don't work for me. My skin is just too sensitive. It is why I prefer your techniques because the less product i use the less the chance of irritation. I also am a minimalist so that too.
@Melanie Hale Thanks and I am doing well thanks for the concern.
YES, less as little as possible.
I know this video is one year old, but thank you! I am turning 58 next week & I’ve had to totally revamp my make up routine because what I’ve always done isn’t working anymore. Your videos are my new go-to for learning how to change my routines as I age. I appreciate your knowledge & professionalism in delivering these videos to us. Thank you so much! xo
same...💯🙂
Great video 😊😊 do you ddd the concealer over foundation or underneah
**gasp** it REALLY made your eye look smaller when you did the whole under eye concealer. It wasn't even subtle! Thanks
Good or bad?
Bad, I think. This was a great vid, so informative 😊.
It did !!!, that was so obvious, too.
I put concealer all the way across, now I'm going to try what he showed.
thank you Wayne..
Me too !
He talks reason out things and talks practical even after so many yrs we still need him.
Using my cousin's account just to say: as a portrait artist the 'inner eye corner' is a key feature to augment when 'complimenting' a person's appearance in the portrait. And I do exactly what you describe. As for my own eye wrinkles? They remind me of my whole family, my siblings and parents and yes cousins too...we all have the same crinkly eye and I LOVE them!
Thank you so much for this comment.
I love thinking of you using concepts here in your art. I am an amateur artist, and yes, I find that stuff I learn in art videos changes my makeup routine, and stuff I learn in makeup videos, particularly Wayne's, affects my drawings/paintings.
And I think crinkly eyes means you and your family must smile a lot! What could be better?
You made this just for me -- lol--- I have never had dark under my eyes but felt I was supposed to use concealer. Don't ask me why. Now I can stop. Thank you.
Same! There are no rules in makeup really.
LOL me too!
I don't have harsh dark circles and I stopped wearing concealer because it looked horrible on me. I'll be definitely trying this technique tomorrow!!
HE made it for ME!!!!
=) thank you Wayne!!!!
Exactly I’ve just been following the crowd and I’ve got no dark circles just my emphasising wrinkles and crinkles. This is the best tip!
Thank you for saying that ALL foundations & concealers emphasize fine lines. The "mature" beauty influencers all seem to wear concealer and powder under their entire eye area, which looks great on camera, but... for me, in real life, looks wrinkly and super "made up." I thought I didn't have the magic touch or the right product. Now I know!
Yes yes and yes! He explained it so well for IRL.
Thank you for discussing skin types and not telling people that this should work for everyone. I especially like that you talked about a product not working for you but still being a great product. People forget that everyone does not have the same skin!
You are the genius of common sense and celebrating/accentuating each person's own unique beauty 💞💞💞
Applying concealer at the inner corner not only counteracts the darkness but also draws attention to the smooth area (next to the bridge of the nose) and, consequently, away from the lined center and outer corners. Thanks so much for this simple, sensible and effective concealer strategy! 😘💗
What stands out most to me is how much smaller your right eye looks. It is so helpful when you do the half-face tutorial so we can really see the difference. I’ll be changing the way I use concealer from now on. Thank you very much.
Which is why using makeup to make the eye to look bigger is great. I have small eyes and am a big fan of the "aegyo sal" lower eyelid shadowing and subtle highlighting, though with my deepset eyes I don't really have to do the shadowing part, just the subtle shimmer. Makes your eye look so much bigger, more sculpted, and can bring a bit more of an eye-squinch look to your neutral face depending on how you do it.
(Though recently the trend has seemed to not make it subtle anymore but just pop, which I don't know if I will ever get into.)
I have given up on trying to put concealer under my eyes because it seems to age me more. Definitely going to try this!!!
Yeah, the two things I've bought into the last couple years that I'm not sure are doing me any favors are concealer and highlighter, lol
Me too
Me too. I just turned 40 and my dark circles go all the way across. I have really fine lines around the outside of my eyes, but my concealer makes them so much worse.
Try colour correction instead, with foundation over it (foundation tends to be much lighter)
Cocos oil is perfect...dark circle
Fabulous video. I’m older and use less and less foundation and concealer because I thought, this highlights my laughter lines more than when I don’t have any makeup on.
So I thought I must be doing something wrong.
Went to a makeup artist who said you don’t need foundation your skin is amazing, I am blessed with great skin and hardly any wrinkles, so I just use a tint, bronzer, eyeshadow etc
I wish I’d seen this video ages ago. Makes perfect sense. Off to a do tonight so will do as you have said.
Thank you so much for this. 🙏🏼
I was using concealer like that for years because ever tutorial did the same. Looking back at older pictures I looked atrocious. You can really see it in pictures. Darn, what was I thinking? Less is better and placement. Thank you Wayne, for sharing your knowledge, you genuinely like what you do & care about your followers
I'm one of those unlucky folks with darkness all the way across. I use a color corrector and a little bit of concealer to improve it. You were the first RUclipsr that I saw that advised to just correct the very dark parts and conceal with the smallest amount of product. I've learned so much from you. There is no product that will take my dark circles away, but at least I won't be asked if I'm ill all day. People will just ask if I'm tired. :)
The only thing that improves the under eye situation is fillers.
Research fillers or anything to do with the eyes carefully before proceeding. It's a delicate area to mess with and in extreme situations it can damage the eye area or even cause blindness. Not worth it.
@@Serenadesong absolutely do your research!
After trying a billion concealers for my mature, dry under eyes Makeup Revolution’s $7.00 Conceal & Define Full Coverage Concealer looks the best on me. I like it more than their hydrating version too. Hope this little comment helps others.
Hun I'm going to try this ASAP xxx
Thanks for sharing will buy some tomorrow 👍😁❤️
I remember a makeup artist telling me thats because its made by ESTEE LAUDER?? Is that right guys??
Nice! I am buying it too! You are an influencer! Lol I am a panda eyed person.
I bought it when it first came out and was excited cause I have heard nothing but great reviews. Sorry this product didn't do anything for me, found it very drying.
without a doubt the best ever video about concealer. Wayne uses facts, logic and he is technically astute. Best product wont work if you apply entire area under the eye. Smart. Thank you ! Precious
I've been doing this for the last 12 years, since I turned 40. I don't have a lot of wrinkles but your eyes DO crinkle when you smile, and with my dry skin I noticed concealer would settle in those crinkles and really make me look like I had more wrinkles than I do. I'm SO glad to see this technique reinforced by a respected professional!
Thanks for always taking the time to teach and explaining to us the "why."
Yes!
I always know my time is never wasted when I watch the marvelous Wayne Goss.
This is what I've been doing lately intuitively! I am only in my early 30s but my makeup routine for the past year or so has just been a bit of contour, a bit of eye shadow, and lip gloss, as a face full of makeup just feels like too much. But lately I've wanted to deal with the under eye darkness so started with a tiny bit of concealer right under the inner corner of my eye and blending out under my lash line, and using a brush and a bit of powder to set it. I also always put a little highlight of a yellow white shimmer in my inner eye corner to brighten as well :)
Thank you Wayne. I have just skipped using concealer because it made those under eye wrinkles stand out. I am so glad I found you...nobody talks frankly about age and u don't shy away...Thank you!!
You should do podcasts. Your voice is so reassuring and soothing, you'd be perfect doing a bedtime podcast for makeup lovers!
Yessssssss !
Haha yes! 😂
Very calming likeable voice
Absolutely amazing demo! I am a black woman and have been applying concealer all wrong... making my eyes look smaller then working smokey liner to make it look big again... WTF! So much work!!! You've simplified my morning by 15 minutes!Sooo grateful!!!
But you need to apply a concealer that matches your skin shade. The one in the video is way too light for your skin.
I'm a white woman and I've been doing the same! I noticed my eyes always looked tiny after applying my concealer! 😄 Wayne is a make up guru for sure!
I have genuinely never heard this anywhere else. This is truly, truly helpful, and changing how I cover my dark circles forever!
I can’t say I’ve ever had a man teach me about opening up my eyes but there’s a first for everything. I am 60, small eyes and need all the eye lift and open I can get. This was very helpful!
Wayne--I'm one of those with the hereditary dark circle that goes far around the lower eye. Could you do a video on the best way to use concealer or makeup if you have this problem? Thanks for all your help.
Me, too! I have deeper sunken eyes, which is very difficult to correct.
Me too I was wondering the same thing.
Yes me too definitely, I have deep set eyes with circles all the way under, would love to see a demo on this too! Luv ur channel Wayne! X
I usually colour correct a little bit first before concealer with an orange toned cream and it works good for me (:
Yes please!
As a 58 year old, who still prefers to wear minimal makes up, I get all my tips from Wayne. This is another fab one! Thank you!
Lots of things concern me but Looking old don’t bother me much at all.
SAME SAME SAME
Yes! His hooded eye tutorial was the best makeup tips I have ever had. I prefer a natural look and Wayne has tips to keep it light and pretty.
👏 oh yay! So good to know that I'm not the only 58-year-old watching this makeup artist tutorial.
@@arleneportsmouth3791 you’re definitely not. 😂
I’ve actually been doing the inner corner highlight for yrs … I don’t even remember where I learned this but it does make a huge difference! Thnx for the vid😊
I can't believe that after all these years I am STILL learning new things from you. I never realised how the inner corner doesn't move at all. I will definitely try this technique!
This is awesome Wayne. I rarely use foundation and recently ran out of my concealer. I do color correct due to darkness. Well after a week of trying so many concealers and color correctors I was fed up. It looked horrible. Tried 1 more peach corrector and applied it just like 👆🏽. My husband noticed immediately. He said your eyes look alive. That was enough for me. So my color corrector has now become my concealer.
I’ve ended up doing this too! Somehow it looks way more natural on my skin than concealer ever did.
May I ask what kind of color corrector you use?
I just started doing the same thing last week. Except I use Orange.
Would you mind sharing what brand/product? 🤩
Can you recommend a good color corrector. Concealers don't work for me :(
@@atomicsushi1 you’ll never believe it. I’ve tried Becca, Ulta brand, LA pro, Urban Decay, and others. It’s Pixi of all things in Brightening Peach. I have several concealers but they all looked a mess.
I am by no means a professional MUA. But I will be doing my Sister’s make up for her wedding. This helps me immensely! Thank you Wayne! I am, unfortunately, one of those people with dark bags that come more than half way under my eye. I will be weighing my pro’s and con’s for this upcoming wedding. I’m 46, with very few wrinkles, and I want to look my absolute best. 💗
Go with her to a Smashbox or MAC store and have them demonstrate products that she likes. I did that before my own wedding and while I had my hair professionally done, I did my own makeup and loved the outcome. Ours was far from a budget wedding but makeup was one area that I felt more comfortable doing myself.
Your sister is blessed to have such an attentive sister! You’ll probably do a better job than she could have gotten from anyone else. ❤️
@@lindajohnsonkaplan7725 must have been a lovely experience. Plus the money saved from not getting an MUA who specialises in bridal make up!
Hi I am 41 year old Indian with dark undereye and have recently tried my hands on concealer. Also, I am new to make up. This video gave me a logical view and hence I went ahead tried it for a wedding look. Trust me, it made my eye pop up with no extra show off. It looked subtle.
Thank you so much
Phenomenal as always, thank you Wayne for bringing simple make-up application back. I also appreciate you not bashing a skin product that did not work for you, it is the mark of a professional with integrity and ethics.
Wayne, You are hands-down the best and authentic beauty guru out there 👏💕
I was trained for MAC cosmetics when the company was only 5 years old. I learned this technique but somehow forgot it after settling in (pun intended) to an over correcting application. Thanks for bringing this back to mind at an age of life when I definitely need it !
I use shroom to highlight that exact spot over my concealer. I use the same method wayne uses.
@@joliev1 shroom is a classic,I went back to mac after years of not buying it. Forgot how great their shadows are.
I’m so glad I run into this page , for so long I’ve been watching the young influencers do it , but am older and this makes more sense ! I’m subscribing 🤩🙏🏻🎆🙌❤️👍🏼
I have been doing this for years and thinking I was just bad at putting on makeup. It often felt like I created more issues than I was helping, if I put on more concealer. The exact issues he described/showed on his right side are why I started decreasing amount and area I applied concealer to. THANK YOU! That was so validating!!
So true…concealer does nothing for me but I might give this a shot !
@@anzelac5808 same here
I have been watching his videos for so long, that is good to see him ageing and giving tips for anyone over 20 who cant do the "instagrammer" makeup!
Or wants to!! I’m pretty useless with makeup, can never get it to ‘look right’ he takes the anxiety out of it for me. I watch Bailey Sarian on RUclips, shes fabulous, does the most amazing makeup, is def Insta makeup but has such a likeable personality that she’s a joy to watch.
@@Jillybeans140 I love watching her also, but wouldn’t even attempt to do my make up the same way..her mystery shows are really interesting.
@@Jillybeans140 I LOVE Bailey! Buuuuut I'm also about 20 yrs older than her 😂😂 with wrinkles lol
Thank you for stating that all concealers will make the lines more obvious! I thought I was just appallingly bad at applying concealer under my eyes, but maybe I’m not actually incompetent 😂 My dark circles are extensive and I always feel like I should cover them up (at least for fancy events) but I always think the end result looks worse than the normal dark circles😅
Vichy has a slightly reflective eyecream which used with Waynes method for concealer or alone is just magic It’s myself but better!
Me too 😫😫😫
Am not a makeup person but will definitely try this am 53
I use LA Girl proprep smoothing primer under my eyes then a stick concealer that is my exact shade and only lightly dust with a matte loose powder. Stays put all day and hardly creases. If it does I just pat gently and it blurs back out without losing coverage. I've had bags genetically since I was a teen and am now 40 and this works best for me.
That was the best under eye concealer video I've seen. I'm trying to learn great techniques that I can try as I'm getting older. that I can't wait to try this technique. Your eye size in the two comparisons was so obvious. You were so right about how the full coverage side, the eye looked smaller.
I just told someone the other day that I love the way foundation evens out my skin tone, but I feel like it accentuates every wrinkle I have! So it's not my imagination...
Using tinted sunscreen or tinted moisturizer/BB cream in place of foundation helps. :)
I have the same problem! I also have freckles, so using foundation can look a bit strange on me. In the last year or so I've started just spot-correcting and it's made a huge difference.
I have discovered Mac face
And body. The best foundation. Light to medium coverage. Photographs so well
BB cream. Sheer. With a foundation brush.
It will vary between foundations so worth trying different types. In general, the expensive brands have better formulas that don't end up sinking into lines.
I’m 38 and I struggle with creasing. I come here for help and it’s so refreshing to have someone explain all this stuff to me who is of an age to understand exactly how I feel about ageing.
Great tip Wayne. I will definitely give that a go. Just a heads up Aldi concealer is amazing. No cake. No lines. I am 69 years old. I’ve used about everything on the market since the 70s - I was shocked lol
Interesting! Aldi the grocery store? They have concealer?
@@unique_moniqueI didn't know that, either...lol. We live down the street from one. K.G.
@@unique_moniqueThey have amazing mascara too. They also do a ‘rip off’ 8 hour cream and pretend Clinique products. Their version of ‘flash balm’ is fab and approx £4. The packaging looks similar, I don’t know how they get away with it!
Great tip! I am 40 and really trying to learn for the first time how to apply makeup correctly. This completely makes sense, and I'm definitely going to try it. Thank you!
You have been my favorite makeup artist to watch or get tips from, since I first watched you 10 years ago. I just love your genuine nature and honesty.
Mine too!
Great tip and attention......I am 68 years....this tip help me look more natural and younger.....BIG thanks!
Thank you from a 74 year old man. This is basically what I have done for years, not look made up, but just a fresher look. We all need some help, and I find more of the younger men have finally caught. I sometimes use
a non streak bronzer by Clinique…..made for men… or women, that’s a gel.
Gives that great healthy look, and a lot of compliments.👋
I think it's really nice when men feel comfortable enough to use makeup too :)
its actually pitiful
@@sekinsocal give me one reason it’s pitiful to want to look and feel better?
As an intuitive, I feel your strong dislike of yourself, Not loving yourself, will
only cause more damage to your external appearance, and hopefully your nose
doesn’t fall off. That’s pitifully 😢 sad.
@@sekinsocal So, why are you here?
i use that bronzer gel too
🙏🏻 Thank you! 55 next month and this has been my biggest struggle while trying to age gracefully. I respect your work and truly appreciate that it doesn’t come with all of the hype of marketing. Just honest , brilliant guidance from a pioneer in the crazy world of beauty.
I’m so grateful for you Mr. Goss. Since getting older, I had to learn to apply makeup differently than before. I bought some Tarte foundation and concealer and some Laura Mercier translucent powder. I watched your videos and learned how to apply these with brushes and a large powder puff. I learned from you how to not cake it on and it feels so light like nothing is there. Everything is properly covered. My makeup looks flawless and I actually feel beautiful. Thank you so much!
Wayne…the one and only real beauty guru..💋
I'll never understand people who conceal everywhere under the eye when they dont have discolouration there. its like they do it just to copy everyone else, not because its needed. this video shows that 100% it's not needed in every makeup look.
This video was excellent at showing me how to correctly apply my concealer. I totally agree with you concerning not applying concealer all the way up to the eyelash line. It really does make the eye look smaller. I love watching your videos, always learn something new, and look forward to many more visits with you. Thanks Wayne, for always showing us the correct way of doing things. You are the best!
So great to get the demo and to actually SHOW us what happens when we smile! You made a GREAT point that will not be forgotten! Thanks....
I put an ice cube under my eyes about 6 years ago when I woke up with really puffy eyes, blue veins immediately came up and never went away so now I have to put concealer all the way under and around the eye 😞 Be careful everyone never to put anything too cold on your eyes
I am turning 38 this year and have been blessed with decent skin but the texture is not what it used to be. I stopped wearing make up for the reasons you stated. I am glad you keep it real and mature lol. We need more MUA's that deal with people over the age 25!!
your texture will get better as you age. I found in my late thirties and very early 40's my texture was bad, it was a hormonal thing. Im 45 now and my hormones are stabilizing as I go into menopause. I use progesterone cream on certain days of my cycle and this helps.
I have blue vein showing under my eyes. I’m not sure how to cover it
Kryolan dermacolor camouflage cream is pretty good
Thank you for being the first person not to lie and say there’s a product that doesn’t settle into fine lines and wrinkles! It’s refreshing! I’m trying your concealer tip right now and loving it!
I’ve generally used the “V” application for concealer, because I had severe dark circles due to undiagnosed hypothyroidism. Since getting my health under control, my circles have definitely decreased to barely noticeable. However, I continued to use the V concealer. I’m excited to try this application out, Thank you!
How are you feeling ? Which t4 med are you on?
@@dbnd2240 I’m on 150mcg Synthroid. It’s definitely changed my life.
“My whole face is falling off”😂😂
I’m trying this technique tomorrow!!!! Thank you!!
It’s always a dilemma with my dark under eye circles. At 57 heavy coverage really accentuates textured skin. I’ll give this method a go!
This is so helpful for my dark under eye area! I have fine lines under my eyes and every under eye concealer tutorial I tried just emphasize those lines even more. I tried applying your concealer technique today and was surprise to see the result! Your method of focusing on the area where the skin don't move really helps with shifting away the attention from my fine lines.
Thank you again so much!
You are a breath of fresh air. Such a great, logical and beautiful approach to make up. Thank you!
I love how you apply such common sense, personal attention, and real care to your makup teaching. I can tell it comes from a place where you actually want to demystify beauty for regular people. Not sell your own products or get clients to come to you as a makup god (which you are). It just seems like you really care about people feeling and looking the best. Thank you!
I always thought my eyes looked smaller whenever I applied more concealer, turns out I wasn't imagining things! Great video :)
After years of watching different makeup channels, I still find myself coming back to yours because of the way you explain your technique before demonstrating. I look tired from waking up to breastfeed at night and this REALLY helped my daytime office look!
“Nothing bad about the product, it just really irritates my skin”
Wayne, I dream that I can find that level of forgiveness some day 😂
I really appreciate that he said that! I wish people understood this when doing other types of “Yelp” reviews! They don’t get it and can destroy a good business or product and don’t care if they do!
@@IceSk8Princessa12 I completely agree! Everyone's skin is different, and just because a product doesn't work for one person, that doesn't mean it's an objectively awful product or a rip-off. The same goes for any product/business that just might not be the right fit for a specific person. Of course, this isn't to say that there aren't scammy businesses and products out there, but I wish people would take a second to consider all of the factors before trashing a company on social media or screaming at poor customer service agents.
@@IceSk8Princessa12 Nods in agreement while thinking about The Ordinary peeling solution.
@@frostednugget You are absolutely right! I completely agree with everything you said! Well stated!
@@scifydi6446 I wish I could like this comment a hundred times more! TO's peeling solution is a fantastic product, but such a strong exfoliant is not going to be a necessity for the majority - in fact, it can do the opposite and create damage if you use it recklessly!
Yummy indeed!! I love how there is no exaggeration using caked on product, just a clear illustration of the difference. No agenda, no throwing of shade at products or dissing other techniques, just solid advice and all class ❤❤
I unfortunately have the dark circles that need more of that area corrected. That being said, I have been applying the Smallest bits of corrector and concealer since the start of the year. It has completely changed the way makeup looks for the better. It might not be as flawless but bc it isn’t so heavy and cakey, it looks and wears way better than ever before. I’m 36 now and hate that I just now started doing this. It horrifies me to think of the massive amounts of stuff I used to put on my face PLUS baking.
I respect you for not bashing a product that works well for some,but didn't for you.
Thanks Wayne. Yes please do an eye bag video and also a sunken eye trough correction too - that would be fab, pretty please, thanks 😘
Fellow sufferer from the dreaded eye trough! There seems to be no way to minimize them except plastic surgery! I’m going to wear a mask and sunglasses for the rest of my life.
I'm pretty sure he has already.
@@lindahind2205 lol 🤣
@@Ms.CindyLee I seem to remember seeing an eye bag concealer section in one of his older videos, it would be great if Wayne did one in 4k so we can really see the placement and the effectiveness! 😃
This makes so much sense! This explains exactly why I can’t stand cream concealers and why they e never worked well. I have never understood why. They always crease, plus my liner/mascara smudges into them, but mainly-they look smaller. Had stopped doing the triangle, but now will keep it minimally in the corner alone. Thanks, Wayne!! All the best.
Experience shows you how to look pretty but not overdone. Wayne is a true beauty expert who doesn't try to sell product & gives you true beauty tips & tricks that are much more inclusive. Love him!
I know this video is 3 yrs old… I’m sure you aren’t still reading these comments. Especially when there’s almost 6K comments. Lol. However, just in case you do, I would love to see a video for those of us that have HUGE eyes. Like, sometimes I look like I’m from alien decent, I swear! You are my absolute favorite MUA on RUclips and I listen to everything you say! Love you Wayne!!! ❤
Hey Traci, there's probably a video from Wayne about 'prominent eyes' (I've also heard them called 'bug eyes' - sorry!!!), and the basic idea is to use eyeliner thicker than you would on small eyelids. So, a heavier/thicker eyeliner line to take up some of the large blinkable eyelid area, and/or to use the smokey eye technique, which has thick eyeliner, then a medium-dark eyeshadow above it (or on top), smoked out from dark to light as you blend it upwards. Then you migth want to add eyeliner in the inner rim/waterline of your eyes to make them look even smaller, instead of lining underneath the lashes. Good luck!