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Outstanding tip. Thank you so much. At 81 with extremely sensitive eyes I had to give up mascara a few years ago and feel naked. I think I am very creative makeup wise but never thought of this. Thank you so much đ
Your a bit of an inspiration in your own right Barbara. How fit and young do you look in your photo in your white jeans!đ If I look half as good as you at 81 then Iâll be a happy camper!!! đ„°
I like the softness of this more than liquid liner.
If everything is done, with heavy foundation, contour, extreme highlighter, then mascara is a must in my opinion. I would skip mascara on a more natural makeup with a little bit concealer blush and lipstick. In that casethe eyeshadow liner is a good option to bting more attention to the eyes.
I need mascara in my life, tbh.
Obviously. It's for those times when you keep it more natural for some reason, but don't want to look like an alien.
It just looks weird without mascara
When you do strong eye make up especially heavy eyeliner the effect of mascare is not seen or at least does not change much - at least in my experience. On the contrary when you do light make up or light eye shadow the mascara makes a string difference.
At 50 that is what I do. Either mascara or eyeliner. Something that brings depth and fullness.
Haircolor on eyelashes can cause damage, possible blindness. Be careful!
I don't use mascara because of my oily skin. Mascara always give me that "end of party" look. So i just give up and use eyeliner stead. Love your videos!!!!
Have you tried waterproof mascara? I have very oily skin and I use a waterproof mascara and a waterproof primer on my skin and it doesn't smudge at all
@Han I tried, they are water proof but not super oly skin proof.đ„đAnd I end with other problem... take off this kind of mascara was damaging my eyelashes, even if using a good remover. Now i prefer not using. But thanks for the sugestion dear! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
@@amagamoda Have you tried tubing mascaras? I don't know if it works actually because mascaras never smudge on me, but I know that many people with oily skin love tubing mascara because they say it's smudgeproof.
@Nausikaa Leukolenos I didn't even know this exist! (I live in Brazil). I'm searching for this !!! Thanks!!!!!â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
@@amagamoda I hope you'll like it! â€ïž
I quit using mascara a while ago because I hate taking it off, and I can't stand the little bits that break off and sometimes go into your eyes.
I love love love my permanent eyeliner. I have the top only done. My eyes no longer disappear. My eyes are too sensitive for mascara and other eye makeup.
Your makeup is insanely well done. omg. You know your tones.
Nice as always. Thank you for explaining everything and the trick just to colour the tips of the eyelashes is amazing. I need to try this.
This is my super old trick. I try to avoid using mascara everyday so my lashes are not so weak ans I dont have to wash it off roughly in the evening. I also do a wing with eyeshadow so that it hides corner lashes. And when I actually wear mascara people always think that I wear falsies :D
Also I've seen Victoria Secret make-up artists get an eyeliner pencil and just put draw dots in between the eyelashes which opens them up and gives the same effect?
Yes, it's called tightlining (not to be confused with upper waterlining, as most people do, including expert youtubers). The effect is amazing, yet the application is unnoticeable. Real magic!
I have a tiny eyeliner brush that I only use wet with dark brown eye shadow because I hate mascara so much! wetting it makes it apply better and lasts longer too!
Be careful with brow eyelash tint. In mine I found toluene which is harmful for skin and eyes. Read ingridients
This is the problem. Some people can be allergic and eyes are sensitive
@@lesley9989 even if you are not allergic there are so much problematic indrigents in some make up product. Luckily it has gotten better the last years because the consumers are more aware.
This tip is so true! My friend was performing on stage, wearing heavy dramatic makeup. She got concerned when one of her big, fluffy false eyelashes came off. She returned to the stage without it and we noticed with the dark eyeliner, both eyes looked the same! She was relieved but couldnât believe it when we told her. Now if I run out for an errand-I just put on eyeliner!
How can we use this tip i did not undrestand
@@nadnad8328 Basically, from a front view, it's hard to tell the difference between actual mascara and soft eyeliner that matches the natural lashes. From the side view, however, it will be noticeable because you will not get a 3D effect unless you are using mascara or false lashes
Great tip, Aly. Thank you.
I'll never stop being amazed at your beauty and elegance. Thanks for the tip, as always!
I have watched your videos for a while now and just happened to see your music channel. You are a true talent and I wish you the best!!
Thank you for these excellent tips. Iâm going to try them. Love, love, love your channel đ
Jep. I got a subtle eyeliner permanent makeup on both upper and lower eyelids and it does indeed mean, my eyes don't look as 'naked' without mascara.
It still definitely looks better, if I put on mascara as well...but it's not a bad move, if you have sensitive eyes and just want to give your eyes a break from make-up on a regular basis.
I stumbled upon your channel looking for a video to cut my own hair... and since then have been learning and enjoying more than beauty advice... your singing is just wonderful too
I've been using the brow tint from syoss for my lashes for a few years now. Works really well and lasts for about 1-2 months
Same, it looks like mascara & I can go without it in the summer months for a natural look :)
Can one of you link it?
@@i.e.presents638 I use the Just For Men Beard Dye, ironically đ.. there's a bunch of videos on how to tint your eyebrows with it & it's super simple, definitely the biggest game changer for my face LOL! For eyelashes, you have to be really careful not to get it into your eyes... I try to coat the ends of the lashes so it doesn't get too close to the root. Then I remove the dye with micellar water after 5-10 minutes. Let me know if you have any questions, I've been doing this for almost 4 years now!
What a great tip! Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you Aly
Love your beauty tips
I use a similar technique. But I use a wet brush and dip it into the eyeshadow. This gives the application a lot more staying power.
this!
This is the video I needed to see in my feed right NOW. đ± incredible timing! Thank you â€ïž
As a medical aesthetician for over 2 decades & working mua. I am so, against tint ones doing this to your own eyelashes! I have seen quite a few go blind from it so even though they she puts them on her tips the solution will the lashes. I have seen permanent lose of sight and so many eye infections.Though the technique with the eyeshadow (not pigment) has been around for centuries to give the optical illusion for the look of thicker lashes. If you want longer lashes I would recommend a professional to apply semipermanent lashes applied(you pick the length and shade) but tbh if you can get your nails done at the same place definitely be where & look for certification on their walls! Thereâs also Latisse but again please get it from a reliable source) and lastly there are a ton of otc products that claim to get more lengthy and full lashes. Always look that castor oil is in the top 5 of the ingredients as castor oil is the only otc that has been proven by the fda as a legitimate source to use for that purpose. Lastly, out of all the mascaras that Iâve tried over the years, I like tubing mascara by far the best bc I am not a fan of mascara either! So, I understand that sheâs only trying to help but lose of eyesight is not worth it, in my opinion. She is still a beautiful lass and I wish her the best! Warmest regards!đ€
@@jmgrowmakeupmaster tubing?
I love your sense of aesthetics đ»
We ladies in our 60âs have a few white or gray lashes, I have enjoyed Ilea makeup for several years and their mascara (their eyeliner is my favorite) is lovely, Ileaâs story is worth the read. Blessings from Nashville Tennessee .đđ»đ
I'm a redhead with super light lashes and so I just regularly dye my eyebrows and my lashes with Refectocil light brown, an eyebrow+lash dye. Goes well every time, you mix it like Aly does with hers in the video. With some dyes that work differently it sometimes went wrong but this never fails. Honestly since my skin is alright now, I rarely even use make up anymore. If I do though, I do it very similarly as Aly does with the eyeshadow in this video! đ€© yay Aly-approved. đ„șđ„°
I'm a redhead too and my lashes/brows are basically invisible when though they're long and thick! I should try the dye you're talking about! I'm kind of scared I'll get the dye in my eyes though, do you get it in your eyes ever?
i just wrote about the Reflectocils.
i'm a light redhead too.
not for the average first timer though.
i had an esthetician teach me how.
now i've simplified the process by using a clean spoolie, but you need very steady hands.
@@honeydewgurlfriend i have gotten it in my eyes.
you must be very careful.
it won't blind you, but your eyes will be enflamed, sometimes for days.
if you decide to try this start with your brows.
and always be close to a sink so you can flush your eyes right away if some gets in.
you can rinse well, dry, then see if you want to proceed or try again another day.
@@honeydewgurlfriend oh sorry, I haven't noticed your reply! Faith Nelson was spot on though. đ you have to be very careful to not have anything touch your eye, like especially the red skin inside your eye. It does happen sometimes though especially if you are new to this. It hurts badly so you have to wash it all off your eye then immediately and either start again or, if too irritated, try another time. Nowadays it only very rarely happens to me, it used to be much more often. Starting with eyebrows is a great idea. đ However, what is good about this stuff is that you can't accidentally dye your skin with it, with other products it can happen.
So yeah you're not in danger if you try it, just be slow and careful and near water.
I personally use an old washed mascara brush for this, in case anyone uses something different that works even better, let me know.
I have dark lashes but they're thin and whispy. This tip was very helpful to make my eyes look more detailed and awake! Plus I think I would prefer to wipe away some eyeshadow rather than accidentally yank my lashes trying to remove the mascara. :)
Love the tips. This will be very useful as I am a very light natural blonde with lashes and brows to match.
sometimes i do my base and skip mascara. like concealer, blush, lip tint, and a natural transition shade on the eyes. most important to me in makeup is making my skin look flawless and my complexion richer, and i feel like that is enough. sometimes iâll line my waterline with brown liner if it feels naked. i think it works for me since my lashes and eyebrows are naturally dark
hooded eyes: hello :)
You can still aply eyeshadow on the hooded skin to give the eyes some depth
Have you tried getting a lash lift? Part of the process is dyeing them and it makes such an impact to the eyes without make up â„ïž
This is the best eyeliner alternative!
I love this â€ïž
Great tips for us mature ladies, My brows and lashes are fading away and I have blue đ” eyes Thank you for sharing đ
Great tip!!!
â€ïž love it !
Thank you for this tip. Having ocular rosacea means that my lashes are sparse, and my eyes are easily irritated, so mascara looks bad and feels worse!
I sure understand this ! Rosacea destroys lashes. Itâs a sad affliction. Auto immune. No one knows why.
great advice
Iâd love to see something about tinting your brows at home. As someone whoâs quite fair anything I buy in the shop is way too dark for me. đ
Thatâs funny. I havenât been using mascara lately and have found I donât miss it much.
I love dying my lashes. Its a one time tint & lasts for weeks đđ»
Would you please share what tint you use and where you get it?
I tint my eyelashes at home using â24 hour mascaraâ from Amazon. It works well and is super easy. I have sensitive skin and wear contacts and have never had a problem. I have even gotten it in my eyes a few times đŹ and except for some slight burning have had no adverse effects. It is great for summer, no makeup days, and for my bottom lashes so I donât need to use mascara on them!
Thx so much!â€
I literally just lost 4 strands of eyelash few minutes ago, thanks ali never thought of alternatives other than extension before!
that's totally why i dont like using mascara, i'm sure my product is just low quality, but still... i dont like how sticky and gloopy it is and hard to remove, and it makes a hair or two come out when i wipe it off lol
@@MellowJelly idk if you wanted this tip, but if it helps, Iâve switched to exclusively using ONLY water washable mascara. Not the maybelline ones either, because they form hard, little solid particles when they come off with water. Try to look for a water washable (ie non waterproof) mascara that *bleeds* when you hit it with water, like an eyeliner would bleed black rivers down your face if you cried, that type. I find that type of mascara formula is a lot more gentle on the eyelids, and almost never causes eyelashes to come off.
Can you do a no makeup Makeup look?
Yes. There are several great *eyeliner brushes* on the market, use with any quality darker eyeshadow powder, cream or gel shades. There are lots of tutorials on it ways to use this method.
1) Eye-Contouring Brush by Chanel. A flat brush that lets you contour along the lid and across the lashline for a perfect smoky eye. The wide head also doubles it as a brow brush.
2) 202 Microliner Brush by Smith Cosmetics. Soft, delicate, and synthetic bristles give this brush precision power.
3) 212 Tightliner Brush by Smith Cosmetics. A multi-use flat definer brush that works with various formulas, from gel to powder, for subtle definition along the inner rim.
4) E68 Line Perfector Brush by Sigma Beauty. An angled brush that can achieve both thick lines and thin lines.
5) M433 Pointed Liner Brush by Morphe. Dense synthetic bristles work better with cream or gel liners; ideal for winged eyeliner looks.
I do the same thing, I apply the lashes dye or eyebrow dye for dying the skin a little bit. One has to be careful because it is not made for dying skin, but black henna based products works perfectly well if I go into sauna the next day. I can sweat and swim and don't wear any makeup but my eyes don't look "empty", as you said. đ
Thanks! I've so enjoyed your tips, relaxed and just confident enough delivery. This particular tip is inspiring as I just cannot wear mascara, and have thin eyelashes. Huge eyes, ha ha.. so this will be helpful. I also have the same shadow pallet, good second and perhaps better everyday use for it.
Cnacu6o Aly, and Happy Easter!
Aly, you mentioned a product you were going to try to dye your lashes... something about keratin technology? Can you please link it?
oo i will try this on my fair lashes thankyou! Can i please ask do you do personal kibbe body type diagnosis at all? I have been watching lots of your kibbe body type videos, they are so great and informative! I think i am a flamboyant natural/natural at 5.7/5.8 feet but not 100% sure. If you do not could you possibly recommend someone who does that i could send a pic/video to? Many thanks
I like this look on you đ€©
I have thin brows that start being ash-dark on the roots and end up being ash blonde on the top. đ So they look pretty invisible. I couldn't stay without mascara! Plus, makeup on my eyelids don't last long since my eyes are often watering (sensible to make up, wind, light etc). Mascara is the only thing that lasts all day. So thank you, next! (Love your videos!)
I hate mascara and only use it for special evening occasions. The darn stuff is too difficult to take off and even the water-proof stuff sheds off under your eyes in Floridaâs humid climate. Iâve found Clairol Root Cover to be great for doing my eyebrows, before I use it on my hair roots, but hadnât thought about doing lashes. Sounds like it could easily be a disaster for sensitive eyes!
I hate mascaras too...
*Make Up Forever* _Aqua Seal_ makes everything become apocalypse-proof. Greetings from a humid climate fellow. đ§đ»ââïžđ€
Itâs not that too hard taking off mascara depending how much you put on but if u take a shower or rub cleanser it will take it off really easy so you cleanse your face then wet it and you mascaras off personally I wear it every day and itâs very easy to take it off in my skin care routine also some mascaras have clumpy ingredients and bad for your lashes you just need a good mascara
Thanks!
I use the brush from underneath, any color I want, but usually darker ones. Getting it in between the roots of the lashes, for that more full eyelash effect.
I might even use it on the lashes, especially those tiny underneath the eye, where I don't want them to be very "out there"
I also get my eyelashes colored at the hairdresser, about every two months.
Thank you for the shadow tip! It works great!
Thanks so much for this video!! I have tried many mascaras and all they do is make my eyelashes fall out!! Also I Hate having to remove it at night! Seems like a waste of time& money to me. I havenât worn mascara in 10 years& I really Donât miss it!! Save the eyelashes!
You can do this with a gel liner (the one that comes in a pot), it can be used to tight line as well and use a clean mascara wand to brush any excess gel through the lashesâŠ
I'll try the shadow trick! Allergic to mascara and my lashes are very blonde
I've been using the brown shadow liner trick since 6 year's ago.
i like the Reflectocils brand for eyelashes and brow dying.
i use a spoolie.
you need a steady hand though.
What an interesting video for guys! I wonder how this would be for girls ....
I stopped wearing mascara 2years ago. Makes my eyes too round, I prefer to look more oval. đ
Where can I buy a mirror like your bejeweled one? You are so pretty, you don't need ANY makeup. Namaste from Canada
Iâm going to try this. Hopefully my old eyes are not too hooded.
ally can you make a video on red hair, please?
Hey Aly, this is sort of unrelated to the topic, but remember the video you made about "the beauty of hooked noses"? I was wondering if you would like to make a similar one about women with big and "strong" "manly" noses đ€
I have small eyes and long but kinda light eyelashes, so mascara is a must have!
Thanks for great advice! Personally, I darken my eyelashes and eyebrows using a permanent hair dye (the one you use for your hair), although abviously I do not recommend it to anyone ;) I use the one without ammonia and I am very careful while applying it on my eyelashes. It gives me so much better effect than henna or other herbal stuff-on my eybrows henna lasts for about 2 weeks, the permanent hair dye-around 2 months. Henna doesn't really work on my lashes, they are not catching any colour not matter how long I keep it on :( ...I do have thick brows and lashes but they are very pale and literally invisible, while my hair is naturally brown, so without anything I look sick or at least tired... Once I dye it dark-I barely need any make up. Side note- I studied chemistry, so I know that if I am not allergic, nothing tragic should happen to my eyes even if the dye gets in there, especially now the formulas are quite gentle, although still chemicals are chemicals. But when you think about it-any time you use any chlorine bleach, its vapours get into your eyes, mouth and lungs, are we are all still alive ;) Having said that-we all have our own tricks, hence I am not convincing people to do whatever I do, if we don't feel a method is for us, it is better to not do anything-safety first!
Can u show a video how u do your face makeup. Everytime I wear foundation i feel washed out and it makes my face feel flat even with blush and contour. I also feel that my wide face gets enhanced even more with foundation and I am light complexion btw
big black lashes here, also-Get a good lash curler, learn how to use it. because Massive difference. if you have deep eyes get one with a narrow top. my lashes hold curl just fine, apparently you can warn curler with a hair dryer But unless you are expert with a curler I wouldn't risk it because you could burn delicate eyelid. great vid!
If you tint your lashes, make sure to keep your eye closed the entire time. I use the 10,000 hours one from Amazon. It comes with a spooly like a mascara wand so your first thought might be to apply it like mascara. But instead you should just do one eye at a time. Close your eye and get comfortable. Apply the dye and wait five minutes and rinse and do the other side. This helps a lot if you have micro bladed brows because it makes your eyes look less naked
So can you please list the products you are suggesting.
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Im always questioning myself how you hold your weight. For me its so difficult. Maybe you can share your tips for that with us đ„°
U would look amazing with pixie cut, ur face looks so cute without hair around your chin...
Aly, have you had some kind of a brow lift? ;)
I actually feel quite nauseous whilst putting on mascara (even though I look better with it on)! I can't face applying it... or removing it. It's love/hate but mostly hate!
Iâve never actually heard anyone say that before lol is it the smell that nauseating or the process.. ?
@@gianna3582 Hiya, it's the process for sure! I am not particularly eye squeamish (I wear contact lenses).... but applying it really makes me feel ill!
I posted this comment to see if anyone else had this 'problem', looking at the likes maybe there are a few people that agree?! :)
đ Since I had my first baby, I've been dying my eyelashes and sometimes I just use eyeshadow as eyeliner. It goes super fast and you still look good.
I thought this was a momhack I found out on my own. đ
Nooo, eyeshadow can fall down in the eyes same as mascara. It depends only on the product - were you lucky enough to get mascara/eyeshadow thatâs not irritating
Could you realize a makeup tutorial for women with grey hair ?đ©đ»â𩳠Thanks!:)
Does anyone have a tip for someone with very thick dark but straight lashes? I find eyelash curlers don't really work unless used in conjunction with some type of mascara product and I have very sensitive eyes..
Maybe you could try lash perm? I do lash & brow perm every 3 months and it gives me very put together look without needing mascara or brow makeup products
(i use only clear styling products for brows when i deem necessary). I guess that effect from perm would look absolutely fantastic on your eyelashes. The only concern would be about sensitiveness of your eyes... the procedure takes about 1 - 1,5 hours, and if the beauty specialist is experienced and you lay still, then nothing will get into your eyes.
I've seen many said water proof mascara helds better the curl of the eyelash alone or after having use the culer. You an try that. I haven't bc i don't feel like using more than a product to take make off
Have you tried heating up your eyelash curler? You can use a hair dryer, but feel the curler before putting it on your lashes to avoid burns. You can use hot water too, dry with towel.
@@ThyGirlnextdoor oh no I have not tried that , thanks for the tip.
@@RMNTZ I've tried clear gel in the past for my brows but they always clump and make it look like dandruff so I stopped. Maybe it was just a bad formula though.
I am redhead with white eyelashes. I can't skip mascara or I look like I have no eyelashes at all!
Beautiful đ
It's a great tip overall. Unfortunately doesn't work with more droopy/hooded eyelids. Lashes are the only thing that's really visible if I keep my eyes looking straight. And if I do any kind of line, even smudged, without mascara, they look really small, sad and bad :/ It would take a lot of proffessional make up styling and contouring to make it work ;)
Try tightlining! Use a dark powder shadow and a small, stiff brush to push it into your lash line. It doesnât take up lid space and it creates the illusion of a fuller lash line. Once you get the hang of it the effect is amazing! Wayne Gods has a great tutorial. Hth!
Haha. I have literally white lashes and this DOES NOT work on me. It looks like my eyes are just half done ... :P I used to do lash tint with this kit called Roux (i dont think its sold anymore... i haven't seen it in stores for a long time) thats for both lashes and brows and it worked very well except i am a side sleeper so one eyebrow and eyelash would wear off faster than the other from rubbing against my pillow which was annoying. These days i just wear mascara if I want my lashes darker.
Tightlining also could enhance the effect with this method.
Pro tip: wet the brush with a bit of water before dipping it into the shadow - itâll stay on your lids longer. As for using menâs hair dye on lashes, I wouldnât risk it. If you get something in your eye and reflexively rub it, youâll risk eye injury.
I find mascara is redundant with the use of false lashes. I see people blending their natural lashes to their falsies with mascara, but in my opinion if you apply the lashes in a good position, you don't need to blend them together, and any holes or light patches can be filled with eyeliner instead. I think avoiding combining mascara + falsies also avoids getting your lashes and falsies all gloopy and crusty allowing a couple more future uses. Whenever I have to wipe off mascara it seems like a couple lash hairs fall out >:( i dont want that to add up so i dont use it, I'm sure the mascara i've used is just low quality because it should not do that
i read that the Natural body type has been dropped from the Kibbe system. Do you still think the Natural body type should be there? i feel like im either a Natural or flamboyant natural type.
what color is Your skin
I want you to come to Oregon and give me voice lessons
Thank you. I've always hated Mascara.
Just use hair dye on your eyebrows. It works much better than âeyebrowâ dye, and you can make ANY color, not just brown or black
Leave in longer than hair as the cuticle is more resistant. I usually make the brows one shade darker than the hair. Being extremely careful to not get in the eyes.
I find Just For Men much better for eyebrow tinting personally. It works much faster than regular dye
I usually do this and don't use masqara bcz removing masqara from your eyes is the most tiring thing to me...
As a medical aesthetician for over 2 decades & professionals mus