Hey everyone, welcome back to my channel.
I thought that today, I would do something a little bit different and shoot a GRWM video.
A lot of you guys have been asking for a GRWM because my before and after are pretty
drastically different.
I'll show you what I use.
I'm back.
I've put in contact lenses and have rolled my hair.
Also, if you're wondering, I sleep with my hair tied in this way because it curls
my hair.
I'm really bad at using heat to curl my hair, so I sleep like this after I've taken a shower and it makes
nice curls.
I'll reveal this to you in the end, and show you what it looks like at the end.
I'm going to start with some sunscreen, because it's sunny outside, and even when it's not
sunny outside, you should still be wearing sunscreen to protect your face from UV rays.
I actually really like Etude House's sunscreen, and this one is the... surprise...
"Sunprise" Must Daily, and it's SPF 50+, PA+++.
It smells really good.
This is one of my favorite foundations.
I used to use BB cream but now I use foundation because I feel like BB cream is too much for
me now.
But back when I had blemishes because my hormones were raging, I used to use Etude House's BB
cream, but it's not very good for your face.
And I'm going to apply it by putting a dollop onto my hand.
And then I'm going to take this.
My sister gave it to me maybe a few years ago.
I put some water on it and squeezed it out.
Then just pat my foundation all over my face.
I'll just take some of this concealer.
I think it was part of a 1+1 sale at Ulta and my sister just gave me one even though
I rarely use concealer.
I just want to put it where I want to highlight my face.
Under my eyes, where I want to cover my pores- in between my eyebrows.
And then I definitely want to highlight my chin because my chin is tiny.
As you can see, the texture of my skin has been corrected well.
The next part is my eyebrows, and it's the most important part for me, maybe because
I feel like it makes the biggest difference.
I go through 2 steps.
First I use this- it's the Etude House eyeshadow palette.
I think it's the "cafe" palette.
You can see I only use 2 colors from here.
I used to use this one for my eyebrows, but now I use this one.
Ooo sorry about my nails.
They're so gross.
But yeah, now I use this one because the darker color looks better for me.
I take this, dab some on, shade in my eyebrows first... with this dark brown- it's kind of
an ashy brown eyeshadow.
We want to get to the second part of my eyebrows- or the making of my eyebrows.
We are going to color them in using Etude House Drawing Eye Brow Pencil.
I love this so much.
I use this for everything, as you'll see.
So I start sort of messily in the beginning, and more meticulously toward the end of my
eyebrow.
Then I just want to feather the front part of my eyebrow out with the screw brush attached
to the other end of this eyebrow pencil.
Actually, I guess I go through 3 steps for my eyebrows somedays... but, you shall see.
So next, I want to shade.
For a lot of my shading toward the center of my face, I use this Too-Faced chocolate
bar palette.
As you can see, I only use two...
I use this color for shading.
We're going to take a brush, not too big, flat-edged brush.
We're going to blow on it and cover our eyelids.
I don't know why, but every time I do something to my eyes, my mouth opens automatically.
I don't know if it happens to you guys too.
It kind of bothers me... because I look so stupid.
We're going to move on to the nose.
I have a pretty round nose and I want to make it sharper because it makes you look thinner.
I'm going to do the sides of the nose and then do the other side in the same way...
and then do the middle because I have a weird bump in the middle of my nose.
Then we're going to do the eyeshadow.
We're going to use this base, it's a light brown mixed with a little bit of orange.
And I'm using this brush- it's sort of pointy and works well with eyeshadow.
Then I'll use this brown color and apply it to the outside- the outer corner of my eye-
and the inner corner as well, to give a bit of depth.
Then I'm going to take some of this with my finger; anything glittery- any glittery eyeshadow
that you want to apply to your eyes and really want pigmented- you want to use your finger
for it because it really helps enhance the pigmentation.
Apply it to my eyelid, starting from the center of my eye outwards.
And then maybe apply a little bit down here.
Also I love this palette because it smells like chocolate and I love chocolate so much.
Then we're going to apply some eyeliner.
I sometimes apply brown eyeliner, depending on what I'm wearing for the day.
If I want to be more warm-toned that day, I apply brown, and I use a different foundation
to become more warm-toned.
Today I'm going for a more cool-toned look, so I'm going to use black eyeliner.
I used to use liquid eyeliner, but now I'm lazy and I just use pencil.
I don't really want to do the center of my eye, but I am going to do the inner corner
because it looks more natural when I close my eyes.
For the center of my eye, I just want to do my eye liner- the inner part of my eye.
I like pencil liner because it's really easy to fix your mistakes.
You just sort of smudge the parts you don't like off, and shape your eyeliner with your
fingernail sometimes too.
So we're done with eyeliner.
Now- okay, I've been having trouble with this eyelid these days because my crease is becoming
super weird.
Because I want to even out the top part and lower part of my eyes, I want to take my eyebrow
drawing pencil from before and shade in the bottom corner.
Wide in the beginner, and then narrower- sort of in a triangular method.
I'm also going to draw... my eyelid ends there- the crease ends there, so I want to extend
it to the end of my eyeliner to make it look like I have bigger eyes and to make my eyeliner
look more natural.
So now you can see I've extended it.
Now I'm going to curl my eyelashes... with this- wow, it's really dirty.
But I swear, beneath that caked mascara, it says Shiseido.
These are the best eyelash curlers ever.
I can apply some mascara.
I use the Colossal Volume Express by Maybelline.
I like this one because the brush is curved to fit the shape of my eye.
I sort of zig zag from the roots of my eyelashes upwards to prevent clumping.
And then I'll apply it to the bottom in the same way.
Then I do 2 coats of this.
I'm going to curl again after it's dried a little bit to make sure my eyelashes stay
curled the entire day.
And I know some people like to curl their under lashes; I don't have enough- they're
not long enough for me to do that so I'm going to skip that part.
I don't always have this much trouble with my eyelid, but when I do...
It's probably because I cried yesterday while watching a movie.
It's a Korean movie called "Always".
It has So Ji Sub and Han Hyo Joo in it and it's so good.
You have to watch it if you haven't already.
It's like a melodrama and it's just really sad... but happy.
I don't know, I don't want to spoil it for you if you have yet to watch it, so go watch
it.
I'm going to fix this eyelid using some eyelash glue.
I have some Duo eyelash glue and I'm just going to wet one of the ends and
find the crease that I want and pull toward the inner corner of my eye.
That way, the glue has stuck your crease together and you can always apply more if you want.
And if you think it shows too much, you can always apply primer, but I don't own primer,
and I don't care that much.
I think it looks fine so I'm just going to leave it.
So now, I've become pretty decently human, but there are still some final touches I want
to make.
First, I want to apply blush.
Blush is one of my favorite parts, probably after my eyebrows, because it's just fun.
I'm using this Canmake.
It's from Japan.
It looks like this and has this tiny brush that I use.
It's a very light, sort of strawberry milk cheek.
I'm going to use my eyebrow drawing pencil again and sort of make the under parts of
my eye more accentuated- accented (?), by drawing a little line under there.
You can do that with eyeshadow if you want, but I prefer using this.
I want to shade my nose a bit more too, so I'm going to draw some lines there and just
use my fingers to spread that out.
For my cheeks, I also like using this Mad Matte Clio palette.
It's actually lipstick but I like using some of the colors for my cheeks because it's very
pigmented.
I'm going to use some of this matte red color and apply it to my cheeks.
Then I also want to apply this dark pink color to the center of that.
Now I want to go into shading.
I first like to use this.
It's Too Cool for school art class by Rodin.
Too Cool for School is a Korean Brand and a lot of Korean people who like makeup love
this bronzer.
I personally don't think it's strong enough for my tastes.
I'm going to use this brush and start with my chin, then my forehead.
Using this Canmake...
So now that all of my shading is done, I'm going to use the same eyebrow palette, and
do the rest of my eyebrows with this tiny brush.
It has a flat end and it's small and stiff.
I just like to put some of this dark color on it and draw extra hairs at the beginning
of my eyebrow to make it look more natural and fuller.
If you already have thick eyebrows, you don't have to do this.
That's pretty much it for most of my face.
I do want to apply lipstick.
I'm really into this color.
It's Mad Matte Mocha Chip.
It's my favorite color; it's sort of a dusty rose color- a pinkish, brownish color.
It really helps with my lips- it helps them look bigger.
I'll show you how I extend my lips using this.
This is really potent, so people with small lips like me only want to use a few drops.
I basically apply 5 drops of this and use my finger...
Then I do that to make it naturally fan out past my natural lip line, to smudge it out
and make my lips look bigger in a natural way.
I use this thing from Etude House.
I've used it for so long that everything is erased now, but this is a glitter stick.
I use this to highlight my inner corners, my nose, the middle of whatever this thing
is called, my chin, and sometimes my cheeks.
This is the finished look.
I'm going to unfurl this to show you what my hair looks like.
It looks like this- they're really big waves and I can brush them out to make them look
more natural if I want to.
This is what my bangs look like right now.
I'm going to do my hair and put on some clothes, and I'll be back.
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