THIS REVOLUTIONARY EYESHADOW TECHNIQUE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In a world full of social media we've come to believe that eyeshadow is a complicated process and that the goal of eyeshadow is to make the EYESHADOW stand out. Thats not what eyeshadow was used for.
The purpose of eyeshadow is to make your EYES STAND OUT!
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This guy's spirit is beautiful.
He’s so so so lovely -and that little wink **swoon** I always watch straight thru the end so I don’t miss it 😅 Inside and out he’s just a beautiful person.
He's the best friend we all wish we had ❤
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An angel and advocate for women and girls. ❤️🪽
@@jori7398 Well, yes, and some men!
"And you end up looking like you." SO WELL SAID!! 👏👏
I love this. Simple and elegant. Not trying to look like an “influencer”. Wayne is the voice of sanity. ❤❤❤
Some very trendy looks will look crazy years later better to be timeless
Oh Wayne, you are such a breath of fresh air! I'm 73 years old and couldn't possibly attempt some of the elaborate eye make up of today and I'd look ridiculous if I did!! You have explained how simple and effective eye shadow should be and that's good enough for me. I don't watch anyone else for make-up demos - just you. Thank you ❤
Who would want to watch anyone else - I am in my 50's and don't watch anyone else either. Wayne explains it so well.
Love this!!!! And agreed. He's brilliant
I just love this and you. What a doll you are. I wanna be like you at 73. I still wanna be watching tips at 73 and still doing Mt hair and make up. My mom is 74 and doesn't do anything but she used to. She gave up a few years ago and it really show in her attitude about everything. I'm going to screenshot your comment with this video to her and hopefully she will be encouraged a bit to try a little more just for mental health as well. Thank you
@@jenniferroberson947 I’m 57 but I have only recently started trying to get back into wearing makeup and in my wandering around CZcams to find older more mature women doing makeup videos. I have come across two women who are absolutely gorgeous women both inside and out, that may help or be an inspiration for your mum.
The first one I came across has just turned 81 her channel is called rxstrmom the second channel is called Beauty Over 70 with Lea. These two women have become such an inspiration to me, my goal is now to be able to be just like them when I get to their ages, not just still being able to do their makeup well but their attitude to life, being so grateful and not taking themselves to seriously. To me they are purely delightful! I hope they can do the same for your mum xx
New here, I have both baggy and red under eyes AND hooded eyes. The dark color on your shadow mirrors the ugliness of the circles under my eye.
How can I balance it all out?
68, need to work, all I can do is Background work on TV shows filmed locally (Chicago) and I am near the top cut-off age that the hiring agency even glances at. Scary as hell for me, as if we don't count.
This is reassuring, I’m 54 and have found with an aging eye I simply cannot wear 3 or 4 colours like I used to in my younger years. I end up looking tired and have found wearing just one shade makes me look fresher and more clean looking. Thank you Wayne for reassuring us.
Same here, I wore some really wild and colourful eye looks back in the 80s, but I'm 56 now and look best with a sheer wash of colour and a small amount of darker colour at the outer V for definition plus liner and mascara. Sweet and simple. ❤
I'm 10 years younger and I feel like 2 shades is good for me. Maybe 3 if I wanna get really wild (usually something lighter in the inner corner). But I do like my make up very light over all - I don't do blushes or any contouring or highlighters.
I’m 50, I wear about 4 colours at a time, it’s all about blending, really. You can still wear it you know (if you want to) don’t be shamed by young lasses on social media making you feel old age irrelevant. I had a brief phase of feeling I couldn’t do bold eye makeup looks. Glad I got over that! My eyes are quite old looking now, I have that fold of skin that hangs over the bottom lid. A good eyelid primer works total wonders. I felt older doing the “natural” thing, but everyone’s different! Best wishes.
@@LouciferFlump Absolutely, good for you still being able to wear four shades, be bold and hold your head high and enjoy every moment! Greetings to you 😊
@@sabinabirnie3761@LouciferFlump I enjoyed your civil and kind exchange so much ❤
Social media creates poor self esteem, unrealistic expectations and extreme social isolation. Yes I know I’m old, I’m a Boomer, but perhaps that gives me a broader perspective. Yes indeed, your eyes are popping, beautiful!
Only if ur one for th manipulation….
@@claricestarling6510 My question would be, how do young people learn discernment without irl, face to face social interaction with their actual peers?
I'm another Boomer, and I appreciate how you said that! Thank you.
I'm GenX. I am so grateful to have grown up in my generation. I feel like social media has created such a narcissistic, self-absorbed society. I'm glad to not care what people think of me. I embrace my life away from all of that, and with my furbabies :)
I'm A boomer to. So well said. I do NOT do social media. My children (41&39) stopped there's like 8+ years ago to. Be yourself!!!😁
I love how Wayne just brings us back to the basics. Simply, pretty and easy to do!
Spot on. Some of us just want a simple pretty look.
I must say Mr.Goss that your makeup tutorials are a “Ted Talk” for each and every one of us to find beauty in ourselves no matter what social media dictates. Thank You so much for not just being the incredibly gifted artist that you are, but also a truly incredible human being! You always have the most uplifting messages of our need for self love in all your tutorials. You Sir are an amazing treasure to us all.
I second that!❤
@@Finefingers74and I’ll throw in a 3rd. ❤
Got rid of 95% of my eyeshadow when Wayne showed us the tightline and highlight technique. I so appreciate his simple videos.
Do you have a link to those videos?
which videos are those>
Do you have a link please?
czcams.com/video/ScTzbZyyPdY/video.htmlsi=wNeZqsKrQwbWIk9i
What is that technique? Where’s the link?
That is almost exactly what I wore on my eyes for the entire time I was in high school. A neutral brown sparkly shadow on the lid and in the crease and black mascara. Sometimes I would tight line upper and lower lids with eyeliner but not always. I kept my makeup simple and fresh and looking back on it now, I really loved it. Pop on a mauvy colored blush and some lip gloss and I was good to go. I miss those days!!! My whole makeup routine would fit in a small makeup bag. No primer, no setting spray, no bronzer/contour, no highlighter, and no brow products lol. Just tweezed them neatly because mine are dark brown anyways. Usually you only needed a little powder compact to touch up and your gloss to reapply after eating or kissing lol. We need to get back to that. People don't realize how insane they look sometimes with a hundred different products on their face. It may look great when your in full lighting and taking photos but out in the sunlight it's just too much and looks so fake tbh. That's just my opinion though. Beauty is subjective so to each their own!!
I thought it was just me. I thought I was not "artistic" enough to use MULTIPLE shades of eyeshadow to enhance my eyes. Bless you for saying what I have thought so many times. ❤
I felt the same, I recently went back to a simple eyeshadow look and realized I look much better. Trying to copy the influencer’s was just a disaster for me.
I feel like social media removed the joy of applying makeup in a lot of people. I'm working in a cosmetic store and lots of people asking for products or application techniques because they feel like they have to do it to look beautiful. It's the same with skincare.
I love a dramatic eyeshadow look, it's the thing that gets me in a good mood in the morning but I would never tell anyone that they should do the same as me
I said this exact same thing to my 20 year old daughter a few weeks ago. It’s the eyes that should be noticed not the eye makeup. Understated elegance. Love you Wayne!
This is how I do my eyes nearly every day. As much as I adore makeup, I am NOT an artist of any kind, so trying to fiddle with cut creases and winging out my shadow leaves me feeling “less than”. Makeup should make you feel great! It’s my zen moment at the beginning of the day. Thank you for making it all right to enhance my eyes without turning into Botticelli!!
As usual, Wayne, you cut through all the noise and fuss, and give us simple truths. I admit, my anxiety has increased with increasingly elaborate eyeshadow looks! Good brushes help. Thank you very much.
Keep practicing, and just blendblendblend until ypur arm falls off, THAT'S when you know you've hit the sweet spot, lol.
Seriously though, I've been practicing techniques, and am improving all the time.
One thing that I do, is practice a new idea before taking off the day's makeup. That way I can check out if something works, without wasting time or a whole day's face.,
This is why Wayne has been and always will be the GOAT
Wayne Goss is the real OG! his techniques, tips and everything makeup is just as beautiful as his soul.
Who else is wiping their eyeshadow off to try this simple method. It's looks amazing!
I’m terrible at applying eye shadow. I’ve tried to do what the influencers do, only to end up looking like a dang clown every single time. You’re the best Wayne!
I needed this wakeup call. I've bought so many eyeshadow palettes that I don't need; I don't want to think about the money wasted since I let myself be influenced by social media. I was lucky enough (in high school in the late '70s when I was starting to apply makeup) to come across Way Bandy's Designing Your Face in my local library. For decades, I did my eyeshadow with a "medium-toned, fleshy, warm brown" and a "dark-toned, greyed, earth-brown) eyeshadow. I can still enjoy an elaborate look for special events, but I'm planning to go back to just creating shadows that hopefully look "natural" on my skintone.
Me too I have all these palettes and honestly did not need them..don’t know what to do with them! I think this video is the best thing I’ve seen in a very long time
@@Desertrose36 me too. I was so much happier when I had one eyeshadow quad that I would use until I literally used it up and then would buy another and do the same thing.
I owned Way Bandy's book way back when, and pored over it until it literally fell apart. I'd love to see it again.
Why did we lose the old Hollywood glamour of Ava Gardner, Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth, etc? Those eye looks were actually simple, but powerful. Each of these women had different eye issues and they were all beautiful! Vive la différence ❤
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Sophia Loren is alive and well, as far as I'm aware.
@@purrgundy The comment just meant the style they had, not that the actual person was gone.
We didn't. They were Kardashians of back then and now we only remember the best and forget all the others who weren't that good. Thus giving the impression of stardom being untainted by wannabes and copycats.
In short remember the best forget the rest or NOSTALGIA.
I miss the old Hollywood beauty technique as well.
As a 54 year old I totally appreciate you! I've always been into the simple look. I even did my own makeup for my wedding when I was 23. I wanted to look like me. I used one color eyeshadow, black eyeliner, powder and tinted lip balm. I was so happy that I choose that. Now I'm long divorced and added tinted sunscreen, blush and mascara to my makeup I still prefer a more natural look.
It makes me happy to read this. I just got engaged and I plan on doing my own make-up. I know my face, know my skin concerns, know how my favorite products wear and what applications wear well on my troubled skin. I'm confident in my skills and frankly, I've been a bridesmaid where I was appalled at the artists' kits, brush quality, poor color matching, and professionalism. I think a lot of my friends who opted for the traditional bridal look with the camel-style fake lashes didn't look like themselves. The ones who DID had the natural features that that style complements. I'm 32 and the "last gal standing," as most of my friends got married in their 20's.
I will admit that I raised an eyebrow at the title of your video. I've never been a glam girl and, honestly, have never understood those who are. This video is perfection. For those like me, who are not excited about spending hours on "the" look, it is an enormous relief from the incessant pressure you mentioned. Thank you!
Oh, Wayne. You just touched my heart right thru this phone. 56YOF here, who has spent a rificulous amt of time watching makeup tutorials because i wanted to look "current." I am also sick of social media. More and more ppl agree the internet ruined the world. It really did. And its just a thing. People give it power. This is how my mother taught me to wear makeup, it is how she wore makeup. Back then, it was Cosmo and vogue magazine and womans day that taught us how to do our makeup. Or that horrible illisrraton the back of the eyeshadow case. Now we have "elevated" to social media showing us how to do our makeup. And wjats it all about, really? $$$$$$$$
This eye look is so pretty. Social media takes all the fun out of makeup by making it so difficult and so competitive . I am in my early 40s, so I remember a time when i learned about eyeshadow from models in magazines. I would tear out the pages and practice the looks. It was so enjoyable.
I've always said that when it comes to makeup, less is more and so pleased to see Wayne saying this too.
Thank you for speaking to those of us who work, are parents, or just lead busy lives but still enjoy feeling beautiful everyday! All these responsibilities don't allow the amount of time it takes to wear full glam on an everyday basis, and your tutorials are always so thoughtful.
YES YES YES. PREACH! When I was growing up I learned that you should do makeup to make it look like you aren't wearing any. Another way of saying that is exactly what you just said, "The point of eye shadow is to bring attention to your eyes, not your eyeshadow." I've never "grown out" of the "no makeup" makeup look and am frustrated by the lack of natural look tutorials. You're so right about social media influencing makeup that requires an art degree. Keep doing what you're doing Wayne, I appreciate you!
French girl make up, clean girl make up and probably others are low and simple makeup looks that are popular now.
I’ve followed Wayne Goss for so many years….. he is utterly charming and extremely talented. ❤
This is why you, Wayne, are so loved and respected. Your heart is in your art. I've been doing this technique without realizing it simply because my eyes are older and I could not be bothered by the intricacies of 'this shade here, that shade there, now another shade here'. Thank you, Wayne!
When the king of makeup post a video... you hurry to see what great tricks he's going to show us! Love ya Wayne all the way from Detroit, MI xoxo ❤❤
I've got q couple sets of his brushes and LOVE them! Best brushes out in the market!
Same! I saw the video title and clicked immediately. I thought if Wayne says it’s revolutionary then I NEED to know immediately.
I'm in Detroit too Victoria!!!!! Nice to meet you!
@@annmariemerlino3102 nice to meet you to my gorgeous neighbor!!!
Once again, Wayne speaks TRUTH and then shows it in a few minutes. My all time favorite MUA for the incredible talent, transparency, humility and humor. This was a brilliant visual explanation.
That’s the way I always did my eyes, some shadow to make them stand out, nothing complicated. Thanks you for reassuring me.
Thanks for keeping it real, Wayne. For the last several years I’ve been trying to use a lid shade, a crease shade, a transition shade, a highlight shade, and a browbone shade. Finally, I said screw it. I don’t have time for this. I have to get on with my day. I went back to using one, maybe two shades and mascara. What I found was that my eyes looked much prettier and younger with far less eyeshadow. I’m almost 52 and all those shadows were making me look old and tired no matter how expensive they were, how much time I spent on the eye look, or how well I blended the shadows.
Thank you!!! Almost stopped doing eyes just because you had to apply so much. Original is always the best..
Not only an amazing makeup artist but the most beautiful soul on the beautysphere🫶🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
AMAZING video, thank you for making me feel less of a make up failure. This is how I've done my eyeshadow for the past 20yrs and no matter how hard I've tried to do all the fancy face changing make up and watched 1000s of tutorials I just cannot get the hang of them. I'm glad now that I've stuck to what I know. Hopefully more people will start to do the same. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! I don’t know how many times I’ve seen a beautiful woman whose beauty is obscured by the makeup she’s wearing.
Thank you, Wayne, for being a voice of reason amongst the madness!
Thank you for this. I have hooded eyes that get worse as I get older. I’ve never been able to do super technical eye shadow methods. This makes me feel better and you’re always a ray of light ✨
Hi I. 79 at 63 I had my droopy eyelids “ done” it was quick , sore for a week but oh my the difference was amazing , if you can afford it , consider it , it didn’t need general anaesthetic , just strong
G vallium I think , well worth the money
Love your videos, you talk sense. I'm 70 and I can do this. Thank you
Thank you, Wayne! I'm a 33 year old woman who have been doing my makeup since i was 16-17 and I'm one of those people who follow a few make up channels on here and they all do amazing eyeshadow makeup, like halo and smokey and all of that and whenever I try to do the same it ends up with me just hating myself cause it doesn't turn out as good as theirs. So this reminded me of what eyeshow is and what i am comfortable doing. So thank you!
Agree with you about social media!! You are absolutely wonderful Wayne❤❤
He is right.
Wayne always being down to the ground honest!!! I love you
Thank you Wayne. After watching too many tutorials, I wondered who the hell has time for a water-color picture on their eyelid. As a mature woman with hooded eyes, simple is best, and yes, focus on the eye. 😊☘️
This has gotten me thinking- I always get compliments on my eyeshadow but no one ever tells me I have pretty eyes…I too have lost the purpose of why I wear makeup. Thank you for the reminder
I needed this video because I have also felt the need to make my eyeshadow more elaborate in order to “fit in” with the eyeshadow enthusiast crowd. Social media is something I’ve gotten rid of and I’m only 30, but life has honestly been great without it! Lately I’ve been enjoying a more curated application so it is so much faster and fun to do my eyeshadow now. Loved this video and it was definitely reassuring 🖤
10+ years later and you are still the best! You taught me how to do my makeup in my early twenties. Now 35 (rarely wear makeup) but I loved you because you always said to accentuate what you have, not to try to create what you don't. ❤
This is it. This right here. What's the old addage??? "Less is more." I add many times a creme eyeshadow, a simple upper lid liner, mascara, foundation. If I put on makeup at all. Social media has these girls using half a bottle of foundation in one application + concealer + powder + everything else. It's insane. I'm 54 and have never used false lashes in my life. I never will. Why bother? Mine are fine with a little mascara. I don't need to look like Kim K. I don't want to look like that.
Thanks for pointing out the simplest things Wayne.
False eyelashes are the worst tackiest thing you can put on your face.
@@Kelly-pp1et 100% agree
Wayne, you have hit the nail on the head, THANK YOU, not only is it complicated its cost me a fortune , every time I watch a makeup artist i'm out to Sephora buying a new palette of eye shadow, Then when Im ready to go out Im clueless as to what the heck color am I suppose to use? Im lost !!! Im starting to feel like this whole industry is getting rich off of us buying a ll these products. I was so in love with this world and now Im sadly sitting here with a ton of product and no face to put it on , Well I'll just keep watching your channel and hopefully I'll learn the truth ... Thank you for making this right !
Been a fan of yours for many years and you are consistently the best makeup artist we have helping us. Thank you for this and all of your videos, Mr. Goss. ❤🙏
That's exactly how I have my makeup on the daily! Just the eyes and nothing else! Thank you, Wayne!
Since Social Media resembles high school gossip, I don't do Social media, Wayne.
-San Francisco fan girl
Bloody Brilliant! About time someone said this. Thankyou ❤
Whoa. This one was DEEEEEEPPPPP. A powerful message delivered at the exact right moment ❤❤❤❤
Thank you, Wayne! I feel like an abject failure at eye makeup. I usually give up, wipe everything off and just wear a little on my lid and feel defeated. I know we're "only" talking about makeup, but you just had an incredible impact on me. You've been such a positive influence and kind voice all these years. We love you, Wayne Goss! ❤
I love that look. Eye shadow on just the lid.
Such a lovely and holistic approach to make up! As a woman over 50´s it´s so true your point! Thank you to make our life easier with all your tips
Wayne talks so much sense. He has the best advice
You are the G.O.A.T. For a reason Wayne!
I am so grateful for your perspective. It is great to see honesty concerning makeup and realistic expectations. You are my go to when I have questions about all things face related.
At 57 and struggling with aging, this was greatly appreciated! ❤
Wait... 57? If that's you in your profile pic, you look a.m.a.z.i.n.g, sister!!
@@BarbaraT. Thank you! I am fortunate to have good genes, but I think it’s the glasses too.
I love everything that Wayne Goss puts out. Your videos have such grounding. You and your work is really special. ❤
I so love this man. He’s brilliant and genius.💜😁🇨🇦
In the UK I never stepped out of my front door without makeup - haven't worn any since I came to live in Greece (18 years ago). I now feel the need to make myself look just that tiny bit more special .... so this video is a Godsend and I'm going to give it a try because it looks very simple - wish me luck Wayne -- you are brilliant xxx
This message is about much more than eyes and makeup; it says tons about social media and how it can damage self esteem. Thank you, Wayne.
You are SO right about everything you said.
Yes, it’s you wearing the eyeshadow-not the eyeshadow wearing you-spot on! ❤ from New York City.
You are so right on! I get so frustrated & lost in the process of trying to do all the “right” things to make the eye shadow perfect🙄. And, it never does! Whew! What a great video. I feel relieved just thinking about making the process simpler❤️
Thank you thank you thank you!
I have tried to replicate so many looks I see on here and it ends up a swampy mess this is so refreshing ❤
Always a classic. Beauty in simplicity. Beauty in all things. This man should be saved and held dear.
Truth has been spoken.
We need more of THIS.
He is legend.
Your kindness shines through. Thank you!
The HOURS I've wasted faffing about with eyeshadow. Thank you Wayne. I needed to see this today ❤
Great technique! I’m so happy you showed us!
❤ Love this Wayne! I can't say enough how you've put into words and images what I've been so frustrated about for years. I'm a Certified Makeup Artist and I got into it because I want to help people see their own beauty. Not to make people something they're not. I am interested in photography beauty, not special effects or crazy artistry. I got out of the business because of social media and all of the negativity. You're absolutely right. Thank you for putting your heart and wisdom out there. We appreciate you!!
Not only the great points you mentioned Wayne, I feel the eye shadow techniques are making everyone look similar
Its all the same, darker outer corner, transition shade, glitter in the middle, and paler in inner corner 😆 nope darker outer corner and those browny transition shades look awful on my grey blue eyes and skin tone. I like 1 colour usual a pale grey or lilac with sparkles sometimes, a baby wing liner,mascara and eyes are done to suit my round eyes. Thank you for reiterating the social media nonsense. All do you ❤
You are so right. They almost all look the same. I hadn’t really thought about it until I read your post! 😊
Wayne, it's so nice to see you doing the same technique I've been doing for the last 10 years. I'm going to be 53 soon, and a mixture of shaky hands and worsening eyesight (without my glasses) makes it hard for me to do much with makeup. I've found even just one color on the eyelid with this tightlining helps pop the eyes, even without mascara. I've followed you for many years now (back when you only had about 200k followers) and I've always appreciated the knowledge you provide, along with kindness and compassion for those of us that won't ever be a model. Much love and continued success!
Love the message in this that we don't need to do anything crazy or change how we look! Sometimes less is more!
Thank goodness for watching you. I’m 64 and thought I wasn’t able to apply eyeshadow properly. You’ve made me feel so much better. Thank you
thank you for this simple makeup look for everyone and every age and skill level
I’m blown away. I’ve tried this the last couple of days just for a simple more natural look and I love it! I love fun eye shadows and heavier eye shadows at times, but this is so perfect for a simple everyday. I was a little skeptical at first bc I have really deep set eyes, but it looks beautiful! Thank you for simplifying in a world that consistently loves to complicate 🙏🏻
Such beautiful words 💓
I love the message & lesson in this! One's makeup doesn't define their beauty - one's face & spirit does. Pick 1 feature you love, then draw the attention there. Show the world who you are, not who you want others to think you are.
Thank you for your wisdom, absolute truth. You are a great looking man and your eye looks perfect.
You are so, so right, Wayne! I know there are some people that really get joy out of playing with eye shadows with the different colors and textures. And when I see their posts, I am in awe of their talent and artistry, but I never feel pressure to follow trends. They enjoy makeup and I enjoy watching their creativity. In my own makeup, I am much more aligned with your esthetic of enhancing my good features, not an emphasis on the makeup I have applied. 😊
Love you, Wayne!!!!! You’re a gem!!!!
Yeeees 🙌❤
Aside from the fact that I'm not skilled in using elaborated eyeshadow techniques (I never really tried to learn), by instict, I never felt that I need it.
Mascara, blush and lipstick is what makes me feel beautiful and if I want to give some more mystery/drama/artistry to my eyes, I jusy do a powder or pencil thin line near the lashes and 2-3 mm outside the corner.
The only thing I would like to learn for night time looks, would be a beautiful soft smoky eye.
Then I love the different eyeliner amazing looks from the 60's and 70's but my face AND vibe don't "support" them so I just admire them on the old school actresses 😌
Keeping it simple like this seems to work best for my super hooded eyes.
What an amazingly simple technique. Your eye was sparkling, and definitely the focus, Wayne. Thank you.
Wayne will always be my favorite MUA.
Thank you so much for making this video Wayne! I spend so much time doing intricate eyeshadow looks only to have them hidden by my hooded eyelids. I needed a tutorial like this to make my life easier so I know how to maintain my eyes as the focal point on my face but also have a look that isn't too heavy for daytime. Nearing 40, I'm learning how to age gracefully through your experience and guidance! PS - Love your videos! ❤
❤❤❤Love ya Wayne!
Wayne! Your eyes did really pop! Thank you for taking us down to earth and back to basic. YOU ARE GORGEOUS!!!❤️🌞🥰🍓🙏
Your thoughts/view about eye shadow to be used to enhance your eyes holds true when it comes to mascara as well. I had always thought it was to enhance the eye and not to look like big, thick, spiky lashes. To me that caterpillar lash looks ridiculous and takes away from the eye itself. As always, thank you so much for your common sense approach. ❤
Hi Wayne 👋
I'm not sure if you will see this, but I wanted to say thank you! I am so glad that I found your channel as a teenager - I absolutely love that you focus on techniques and not hype products. I love your philosophy and approach. I was always interested in makeup, and that's not something my mom ever was, so I had to venture out to learn it on my own. And I learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for doing the good that you do, I really appreciate it and I have been grateful for the work you do for the past 15 years or so ❤
Tu as raison, restons simple, nous sommes fait parfait 😊
Stuff like this is why we love you! I'm 47 and I find my make-up taste becoming simpler and cleaner the older I get. While I can appreciate the detail and artistry out there for more elaborate looks, it's just no longer for me. And yes, I appreciate that make-up is to enhance not to contort. All the videos of women spending 30 minutes to cover, contour, bake, and highlight their nose just to make it look pretty much like it did without makeup to begin with baffles me.
Anything that can change my life on this face ? I'm in 😁❤️!
YES! a degree in art!
Social media drives me crazy. I pretty much don't get online at all anymore. A couple CZcams videos and that's it. No book of faces, the gram of insta, or Tic Tac Toe... I can literally feel my brain cells dying when I'm on those sites. 😂