I promised an update on what I thought after watching the video back. Not reading any comments before I type this! I actually liked it! When I was looking in my tiny mirror across my desk, I wasn't sure (and it was different from what I do, so that's always jarring). But as I went through editing and stared at my face for a couple of hours, I noticed that my eyes were definitely drawn to the Wayne side more than the other. I'm not sure I'm ready to completely give up using multiple shades and shimmers (because it would really make most of my eyeshadow inventory obsolete), but I will definitely be trying to incorporate this more. Thanks Wayne!
@@deniseclarkart Interesting. And I can see your point. I guess I was referring to his claim that it helps your eyes be the focus of your face. I guess I need to decide if I notice the EYE more, or if I was being drawn to the shadow itself.
I like Wayne's technique for quickness but I love your technique better because it's brighter! I think the reason your eyes were drawn to Wayne's side is because of the copper gold against your blue eyes! Both are beautiful, but I still love your technique the best! 💗 I loved this video Tina!!! 😘🥰
Thank you so much! And yes, if you have blue eyes, copper, coral, orange tones are going to make them look bluer (color theory is pretty cool stuff!). I want to try it with a less intense lid color, and do a mash up of my technique and his to see how that comes out.
I think Wayne's way looks better. The lighter shimmer in the inside "corner pocket" makes your eye look puffy. But it's nice to see the many possibilities in the palette you chose. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for your thoughts. I see what you are saying. I do have more droop on that side, so I think I might try the same experiment but reverse the eyes and see if it's the technique or just my anatomy.
Great video! That's cute he called it life-changing, but perhaps it just means that this technique would change the make up routine and make it much faster and easier. Plus if your eyes stand out then people will notice them and look at them more. Who knows maybe that would be a big change for people in their daily life?😊
Well, we do have to be slightly hyperbolic in our titles to draw people in, so there's that too. LOL But also, for someone who wants to delve into eyeshadow but is put off by the complicated looks and techniques here on YT (even on my channel sometimes), having this easier way might make them feel confident enough to try it out. And there is still a time and place for more intricate looks as well. So it's not like you have to pick one or the other.
Im always draw to the eyes of people with blue eyes, regardless of the eye shadow. If i take in the whole eye, to me your way of doing shadow brightens the whole eye to me😊
Hi Tina! Honestly, your right eye (our left, the Wayne style) actually DOES bring more attention to the eye itself!! I was surprised! Of course we all know that "it's whatever makes you feel like your best self" in today's world. 😉
@needlesharp_diamondstrong8465 color me shocked too. I was sure when I started, and even while doing it, that I wasn't going to like it. But it does what he said it would do. I've played with it a bit and I like it even more. Might share my tweaks in a quick tip Tuesday.
Hi Tina! I must have missed that video from Wayne and you know I love easy eyeshadow. I have to say I really liked his technique! I really liked how it looked with the darker shade going all the way to the inner corner! I really did! But you have such pretty blue eyes, they always look great. I’m definitely trying this technique! Thanks for a great video!
I think it's one of those things when you do something you aren't used to, it looks odd at first, but as you live with it a bit, it grows on you. I also think if I used a slightly less heavy hand, it wouldn't have seemed so stark (not really the word I'm looking for, but it'll do). Thanks for watching!
Yep! I think it's great to have 30-second techniques in our tool kit for sure. Even though most of the time, I enjoy the process of a more complicated look, sometimes, you just need to get it done and fly!
Hey Tina! 👋 I've been mesmerized watching this. I think both sides are really nice. 🤔 I think I like them both. Your Wayne Goss eye looks a little more open at times. Putting on makeup and blending and even picking the shades is like therapy to me, but if I'm in a big hurry??? Who knows? I will be trying this now. Tfs and I'll see you soon 🌈 🌻 🤗 😘 🥰
Thanks, Myrna. I LOVE having options! In a hurry, yeah, I'm going for the Wayne side, with maybe a slightly lighter lid shade. I think the warm darkness of the shade is what kept throwing me. If it were still dark but more neutral, or warm but lighter, I think I would have liked it better. I'm also interested in trying this with different shades.
Thank you so much for this video, Tina! I'm always looking for less complicated ways to do my eyeshadow. The Wayne Goss method fills the bill! For me, it could be life changing because it could get me back to wearing eyeshadow daily again! 😉
Definitely choose the new technique! It looks really good on you. The gold shimmer on the inner part of your eye for the second technique (yours) makes you look to have more wrinkles. Good video! I am 56 and would never use shimmery eye shadow, it just emphasis our wrinkled skin after 40. IMHO
Yep, it accentuates wrinkles and texture, and I still live it and will keep using it. 😀 it's just fun! But I am going to rethink putting it above the crease on the inner corner. I'll be tweaking my technique a bit thanks to this video.
Great video, Tina! I wasn,t expecting to prefer the Wayne side, but I did - I liked the more uniform colour, although just to check I've watched it on my laptop too and I still feel the same way!
Hey Tina! I was very skeptical of this technique because I love sitting down and being artistic with my shadows. Creating art as silly as it sounds. More is more 🤣🤣 But at the end of the video, the WG way made that eye look bigger! You could definitely tell a difference! That is a beautiful palette! Love that top row of berry shades!
Hi Tina and thank you for this great video.😍 I like both sides but Wayne’s side really made your blue eyes stand out more. I’m definitely going to try that technique, especially early in the morning when getting ready for work. It must save time, that’s always a good thing.😁 But playing with eyeshadows is fun, I love trying different combinations and I’m not going to stop doing just that. So I’m going to do both.😊 This video was really helpful, I loved that I could see both at the same time and compare. So thank you again. ❤🤗
I agree. I'm not giving up the more complicated, eye shadow for the sake of it looks. I love the artistry, playing with color and textures, and trying something new to see what happens. But it's really nice to have a super quick option that looks great for those days you pressed snooze one too many times. LOL
thanks for the video. You are a lovely and beautiful lady! I don't know much about makeup so I would go for the simple technique because it seems so much easier and looks great. The more complex technique looked great too.
I do love the simplicity of Wayne's method and it does make your eye pop. I just wonder how it would be with my hooded eyes. I'll give it a try to see. I usually do your usual method and don't think it takes too much more time. Maybe do a hybrid application of the two methods??? 😀
I see a window shade effect with his technique. Meaning when you blink I see color and not so much when eye is open. You're reg way of doing is a bit better because I don't see the on/off look when you blink. The color seems more of a blend and not such a stark difference. I do like however, the shadow not going out over the corner as it tends to turn down the corner of your eye. A trick I have been doing on these more mature eyes is...take the shadow up at the end of the eye, up toward the brow, straight up the end of the eye. Not to the brow of course, not higher than the same as above tbe crease. It still blends but lifts the corner.. just a tip..Love you my sweet girl. MOM❤❤❤❤
Thanks mom! I think I'm going to try a hybrid technique of his and mine and take the best of both to see what I come up with. And of course, I'll film it. :) Love you too!
Ps also. Try a matte white or whatever color u use in the inside corner... instead of a shimmer and see how that works. Softer but still very effective. You arr beautiful no matter what you do. So very proud of you. Pss. For dark circles and eye corners, Mary Kay's makeup artist Beau Wilson, from years gone by, taught us to mix a dot of red cream rouge with our white cream highlighter to make "a HINT of pink" and apply there. Magic! No dark circles and it blurs the creases.
@@judybuehner99 I thought about trying a matte there instead of shimmer. And yes, I have a couple of peach color correctors that I use on days I either have more time, or need more coverage. I've seen people using a cream lipstick like that as well.
I've been using the technique Wayne Goss outlined for years, only I use only one shade that has shimmer in it already. Senegence Shadowsense in Candied Cocoa Shimmer. It makes putting on my makeup SO quick and it lasts all day.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney 100% fair. My daughter creates eyeshadow masterpieces nearly daily because she enjoys doing it. I, however, am super makeup lazy! LOL
I personally like the side that you did in your typical manner a little more because something about it makes it appear more polished & complete. For myself, I found that creating a faux crease by higher placement opens up my eye visually more compared to how I used to do my makeup (which is actually very similar to Wayne’s way). As I aged & my deepset eyes started becoming more hooded, I had to change my technique because the old way just wasn’t working (it looked like a blob of shadow with liner on my eyes). While your right eye was easier application, I think your left eye with your typical technique just appears more open. My wee two cents! 😄 I loved this video idea & the real-life comparisons. I think it goes to show that individual anatomy plays such a huge role in what techniques work best for each of us, & there’s no “one size fits all.” 😉👍❤
Absolutely! I can't tell you how many times I tried a technique I saw on YT and it just wouldn't look good. It wasn't my ability, it was just my anatomy. I look terrible in a cut crease. My rounded eyes go positively buggy with it. I'm going to try a hybrid and see if I can tweak my process a bit to move away from the bright shimmer inner corner a bit.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney , I can totally relate to your comment about cut-creases, as I have very rounded eyes & I feel like that technique makes me look like a deer in headlights! 🔆🦌😳😵💫😂🤣
omgosh! I just got that set of palettes this last week! I have not even opened the box yet, I was waiting for them to go on sale and they finally did lol I got each one for $12.50!! I love that lol **Wayne's way is how I used to do my eyeshadow when I literally had no idea what to do with a palette or how to "do eyeshadow" but your way is how I do my eyeshadow now that I feel like I have a good handle on eyeshadow and my preferred method tbh BUT looking at both eyes side by side, I think Wayne is actually right, yet again lol bc although I feel the way you do about dark shadow going across my eye into the inner area, it actually does make your eye stand out MORE that way than the way of the lighter area on the inner - consider my mind blown! maybe I will start doing my eyeshadow differently sometimes to incorporate this method :) thank you so much for this amazing video! & sorry for the book long comment lol
I LOVE book long comments! I read every single one. And pull those palettes out! They are fantastic. Isn't it funny how at first, we resist something new, and then, almost grudgingly, we are like, "hmm, maybe...". LOL As I stared at my own face for a couple of hours editing, I really started to like the Wayne side!
On a side note this video is excellent and the hard work you've put into improving is very noticeable. I enjoyed the content, the intro and outro were succinct and well communicated. The thumbnail and title were amusing and eye catching. This video made me want to try this technique but I know that I already have. It doesn't work for me because I have deep set eyes with hooded lids and a low brow. When I'm in a hurry I do use 2 shadows though, a midtone matte in the crease but I use only a very pale or bright shimmer all over the lid. For your eyes I like aspects of his technique and actually I like his innercorner better believe it or not. I prefer how you did your crease and transition, but I like his outer corner better. I like your lighter shimmer on the lid but not in your intercorner. I am not sure if it's just the camera angle though
Thank you for your detailed comments! I think I want to try it with my transition and crease technique, but bringing that crease color all over the lid to the inner corner. And then use the mid-tone shimmer also all over the lid, with a lighter shimmer just in the center. I think a slighter lighter shade in the inner corner might be a compromise between the light shimmer and the darkness of what would usually be an outer corner color for me. It's definitely got me wanting to try something new!
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I promised an update on what I thought after watching the video back. Not reading any comments before I type this! I actually liked it! When I was looking in my tiny mirror across my desk, I wasn't sure (and it was different from what I do, so that's always jarring). But as I went through editing and stared at my face for a couple of hours, I noticed that my eyes were definitely drawn to the Wayne side more than the other. I'm not sure I'm ready to completely give up using multiple shades and shimmers (because it would really make most of my eyeshadow inventory obsolete), but I will definitely be trying to incorporate this more. Thanks Wayne!
Good to know!
I think being drawn to the W. Side more is not such a good thing !
I surprisingly liked the WG better…. I was a bit worried at first due to the darkness of the color … but it looks really nice in the end!
@@deniseclarkart Interesting. And I can see your point. I guess I was referring to his claim that it helps your eyes be the focus of your face. I guess I need to decide if I notice the EYE more, or if I was being drawn to the shadow itself.
@@beyond50skin Thanks, Cindy. It was an interesting experiment for sure!
I like Wayne's technique for quickness but I love your technique better because it's brighter! I think the reason your eyes were drawn to Wayne's side is because of the copper gold against your blue eyes! Both are beautiful, but I still love your technique the best! 💗 I loved this video Tina!!! 😘🥰
Thank you so much! And yes, if you have blue eyes, copper, coral, orange tones are going to make them look bluer (color theory is pretty cool stuff!). I want to try it with a less intense lid color, and do a mash up of my technique and his to see how that comes out.
I think Wayne's way looks better. The lighter shimmer in the inside "corner pocket" makes your eye look puffy. But it's nice to see the many possibilities in the palette you chose. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for your thoughts. I see what you are saying. I do have more droop on that side, so I think I might try the same experiment but reverse the eyes and see if it's the technique or just my anatomy.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourneyThis is something to take into consideration. I have one eye lower than the other, as well.
@@nancyannesunboxings It can be frustrating when one side just doesn't seem to work as well as the other side.
I think his technique makes your eye look lighter and brighter. But both look good!
Thanks, Erin!
Great video! That's cute he called it life-changing, but perhaps it just means that this technique would change the make up routine and make it much faster and easier. Plus if your eyes stand out then people will notice them and look at them more. Who knows maybe that would be a big change for people in their daily life?😊
Well, we do have to be slightly hyperbolic in our titles to draw people in, so there's that too. LOL But also, for someone who wants to delve into eyeshadow but is put off by the complicated looks and techniques here on YT (even on my channel sometimes), having this easier way might make them feel confident enough to try it out.
And there is still a time and place for more intricate looks as well. So it's not like you have to pick one or the other.
Im always draw to the eyes of people with blue eyes, regardless of the eye shadow. If i take in the whole eye, to me your way of doing shadow brightens the whole eye to me😊
Thabks for your thoughts! It's so interesting to hear what everyone notices and how they feel about this.
Hi Tina! Honestly, your right eye (our left, the Wayne style) actually DOES bring more attention to the eye itself!! I was surprised! Of course we all know that "it's whatever makes you feel like your best self" in today's world. 😉
@needlesharp_diamondstrong8465 color me shocked too. I was sure when I started, and even while doing it, that I wasn't going to like it. But it does what he said it would do. I've played with it a bit and I like it even more. Might share my tweaks in a quick tip Tuesday.
Hi Tina! I must have missed that video from Wayne and you know I love easy eyeshadow. I have to say I really liked his technique! I really liked how it looked with the darker shade going all the way to the inner corner! I really did! But you have such pretty blue eyes, they always look great. I’m definitely trying this technique! Thanks for a great video!
I think it's one of those things when you do something you aren't used to, it looks odd at first, but as you live with it a bit, it grows on you. I also think if I used a slightly less heavy hand, it wouldn't have seemed so stark (not really the word I'm looking for, but it'll do). Thanks for watching!
I can definitely see a diference. Wayne"s definitely opened your eye up more.
Thanks, Gloria!
I’m a 30 second eye shadow girl 😊. Love Wayne. He’s no nonsense no BS 😅
Yep! I think it's great to have 30-second techniques in our tool kit for sure. Even though most of the time, I enjoy the process of a more complicated look, sometimes, you just need to get it done and fly!
His eye made your eye appear bigger than your side 😊❤
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Hey Tina! 👋 I've been mesmerized watching this. I think both sides are really nice. 🤔 I think I like them both. Your Wayne Goss eye looks a little more open at times. Putting on makeup and blending and even picking the shades is like therapy to me, but if I'm in a big hurry??? Who knows? I will be trying this now. Tfs and I'll see you soon 🌈 🌻 🤗 😘 🥰
Thanks, Myrna. I LOVE having options! In a hurry, yeah, I'm going for the Wayne side, with maybe a slightly lighter lid shade. I think the warm darkness of the shade is what kept throwing me. If it were still dark but more neutral, or warm but lighter, I think I would have liked it better. I'm also interested in trying this with different shades.
I prefer your way!!
Thanks, Leanna!
I like your way! Much better !
Thank you! It appears to be split pretty evenly. I see benefits to both, especially how quick Wayne's side was.
Thank you so much for this video, Tina! I'm always looking for less complicated ways to do my eyeshadow. The Wayne Goss method fills the bill! For me, it could be life changing because it could get me back to wearing eyeshadow daily again! 😉
That's awesome! I'm so glad it was helpful for you and would love to hear how you like it after trying it for a while.
Definitely choose the new technique! It looks really good on you. The gold shimmer on the inner part of your eye for the second technique (yours) makes you look to have more wrinkles. Good video! I am 56 and would never use shimmery eye shadow, it just emphasis our wrinkled skin after 40. IMHO
Yep, it accentuates wrinkles and texture, and I still live it and will keep using it. 😀 it's just fun! But I am going to rethink putting it above the crease on the inner corner. I'll be tweaking my technique a bit thanks to this video.
Great video, Tina! I wasn,t expecting to prefer the Wayne side, but I did - I liked the more uniform colour, although just to check I've watched it on my laptop too and I still feel the same way!
Thanks, Dez! What's funny is, he has a new video out 4 days ago about another "life-changing eyeshadow technique" and it's completely different. LOL
Hey Tina! I was very skeptical of this technique because I love sitting down and being artistic with my shadows. Creating art as silly as it sounds. More is more 🤣🤣 But at the end of the video, the WG way made that eye look bigger! You could definitely tell a difference! That is a beautiful palette! Love that top row of berry shades!
I agree with the artistry and experience of eyeshadow. But if you're in a hurry, this is a fabulous technique to have in the toolbox.
Hi Tina and thank you for this great video.😍 I like both sides but Wayne’s side really made your blue eyes stand out more. I’m definitely going to try that technique, especially early in the morning when getting ready for work. It must save time, that’s always a good thing.😁 But playing with eyeshadows is fun, I love trying different combinations and I’m not going to stop doing just that. So I’m going to do both.😊 This video was really helpful, I loved that I could see both at the same time and compare. So thank you again. ❤🤗
I agree. I'm not giving up the more complicated, eye shadow for the sake of it looks. I love the artistry, playing with color and textures, and trying something new to see what happens. But it's really nice to have a super quick option that looks great for those days you pressed snooze one too many times. LOL
thanks for the video. You are a lovely and beautiful lady! I don't know much about makeup so I would go for the simple technique because it seems so much easier and looks great. The more complex technique looked great too.
@cucasocksandsandals thank you for watching and taking the time to share your thoughts.
I do love the simplicity of Wayne's method and it does make your eye pop. I just wonder how it would be with my hooded eyes. I'll give it a try to see. I usually do your usual method and don't think it takes too much more time. Maybe do a hybrid application of the two methods??? 😀
Yes! That's my plan. I'll film it, of course!
I see a window shade effect with his technique. Meaning when you blink I see color and not so much when eye is open. You're reg way of doing is a bit better because I don't see the on/off look when you blink. The color seems more of a blend and not such a stark difference. I do like however, the shadow not going out over the corner as it tends to turn down the corner of your eye. A trick I have been doing on these more mature eyes is...take the shadow up at the end of the eye, up toward the brow, straight up the end of the eye. Not to the brow of course, not higher than the same as above tbe crease. It still blends but lifts the corner.. just a tip..Love you my sweet girl. MOM❤❤❤❤
Thanks mom! I think I'm going to try a hybrid technique of his and mine and take the best of both to see what I come up with. And of course, I'll film it. :) Love you too!
Ps also. Try a matte white or whatever color u use in the inside corner... instead of a shimmer and see how that works. Softer but still very effective. You arr beautiful no matter what you do. So very proud of you. Pss. For dark circles and eye corners, Mary Kay's makeup artist Beau Wilson, from years gone by, taught us to mix a dot of red cream rouge with our white cream highlighter to make "a HINT of pink" and apply there. Magic! No dark circles and it blurs the creases.
@@judybuehner99 I thought about trying a matte there instead of shimmer. And yes, I have a couple of peach color correctors that I use on days I either have more time, or need more coverage. I've seen people using a cream lipstick like that as well.
I've been using the technique Wayne Goss outlined for years, only I use only one shade that has shimmer in it already. Senegence Shadowsense in Candied Cocoa Shimmer. It makes putting on my makeup SO quick and it lasts all day.
Sometimes, I want the makeup to take longer though. LOL. I love the process of it.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney 100% fair. My daughter creates eyeshadow masterpieces nearly daily because she enjoys doing it. I, however, am super makeup lazy! LOL
Wayne’s side looks best.
Thank you for chiming in. It's growing on me!
I personally like the side that you did in your typical manner a little more because something about it makes it appear more polished & complete. For myself, I found that creating a faux crease by higher placement opens up my eye visually more compared to how I used to do my makeup (which is actually very similar to Wayne’s way). As I aged & my deepset eyes started becoming more hooded, I had to change my technique because the old way just wasn’t working (it looked like a blob of shadow with liner on my eyes). While your right eye was easier application, I think your left eye with your typical technique just appears more open. My wee two cents! 😄 I loved this video idea & the real-life comparisons. I think it goes to show that individual anatomy plays such a huge role in what techniques work best for each of us, & there’s no “one size fits all.” 😉👍❤
Absolutely! I can't tell you how many times I tried a technique I saw on YT and it just wouldn't look good. It wasn't my ability, it was just my anatomy. I look terrible in a cut crease. My rounded eyes go positively buggy with it. I'm going to try a hybrid and see if I can tweak my process a bit to move away from the bright shimmer inner corner a bit.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney , I can totally relate to your comment about cut-creases, as I have very rounded eyes & I feel like that technique makes me look like a deer in headlights! 🔆🦌😳😵💫😂🤣
@@scotzmnswife LOL.
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney , 😉💕
I prefer waynes
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I was surprised how much I ended up liking it. I've been tweaking it a bit to suit my taste even more.
omgosh! I just got that set of palettes this last week! I have not even opened the box yet, I was waiting for them to go on sale and they finally did lol I got each one for $12.50!! I love that lol **Wayne's way is how I used to do my eyeshadow when I literally had no idea what to do with a palette or how to "do eyeshadow" but your way is how I do my eyeshadow now that I feel like I have a good handle on eyeshadow and my preferred method tbh BUT looking at both eyes side by side, I think Wayne is actually right, yet again lol bc although I feel the way you do about dark shadow going across my eye into the inner area, it actually does make your eye stand out MORE that way than the way of the lighter area on the inner - consider my mind blown! maybe I will start doing my eyeshadow differently sometimes to incorporate this method :) thank you so much for this amazing video! & sorry for the book long comment lol
I LOVE book long comments! I read every single one. And pull those palettes out! They are fantastic. Isn't it funny how at first, we resist something new, and then, almost grudgingly, we are like, "hmm, maybe...". LOL As I stared at my own face for a couple of hours editing, I really started to like the Wayne side!
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney so cool! :)
On a side note this video is excellent and the hard work you've put into improving is very noticeable. I enjoyed the content, the intro and outro were succinct and well communicated. The thumbnail and title were amusing and eye catching. This video made me want to try this technique but I know that I already have. It doesn't work for me because I have deep set eyes with hooded lids and a low brow. When I'm in a hurry I do use 2 shadows though, a midtone matte in the crease but I use only a very pale or bright shimmer all over the lid. For your eyes I like aspects of his technique and actually I like his innercorner better believe it or not. I prefer how you did your crease and transition, but I like his outer corner better. I like your lighter shimmer on the lid but not in your intercorner. I am not sure if it's just the camera angle though
Thank you for your detailed comments! I think I want to try it with my transition and crease technique, but bringing that crease color all over the lid to the inner corner. And then use the mid-tone shimmer also all over the lid, with a lighter shimmer just in the center. I think a slighter lighter shade in the inner corner might be a compromise between the light shimmer and the darkness of what would usually be an outer corner color for me. It's definitely got me wanting to try something new!
I like both, but I think Wayne's does make your eye pop a little more
Thanks, Miranda.
I do like Wayne’s way better. I feel it made your eye pop at least on video.
Thanks! I'm going to play with it more in terms of shades and depth of tone, as well as just different colors altogether, and see how that affects it.
I like your side better
Thank you!
@@TinaHBeautifulJourney that how I do mine too... If I'm not doing a one shadow I'm lazy today look lol
Thank you for the follow. I plan on doing a full face of Temp makeup in a couple of weeks when everything comes in. Wish me luck.