Best makeup products for a natural makeup look!

Hey guys! Today I'll be doing a quick video on the best, I think, best natural looking makeup products that I would really recommend, as well as the makeup products that's good for beginners. So let's get started. Regarding base products, I would recommend either to look natural or just easy to use for beginners. I would say something that's not heavy, that's kind of more transparent. So something like this Glossier Skin Tint. For this one, I used to use like a brush with it, but I realised it's actually easier and also waste less stuff if you just use your fingers. And it just works really good with fingers. It doesn't really, you know, show anything. It looks amazing with using your fingers. So I would definitely recommend this Skin Tint. But if you want a natural makeup finish, this is still pretty light. Like, unless I use a Skin Tint darker than my skin colour, than the shade of my skin, it's not gonna cover dark circles or anything. So unless you use something darker deliberately, in order to cover imperfections, it's not gonna really cover anything. It's just gonna look a bit more... a bit more moist. It's gonna add a bit more moisture and it's going to look more, kind of, more dewy. I think that's how they say it. It kind of does, actually. It looks, my skin looks a bit more radiant after using this. But yeah, it doesn't really cover anything. So if you're a makeup beginner, like, great, use this first. But if you want a more natural looking finish and you want something that's, um, and if you want something that's a bit more coverage, I would recommend either using this concealer by MAC. It's called Studio Fix Everyday Wear All Over Face Pen, Crying Corrector, blah, blah, blah, blah. It's really good. So, like, the first... I got this as a birthday present from a friend. And the first time I tried it just using my fingers, because I don't have a concealer brush, I just, like, I was just like, this is amazing. It looks like the shade is a bit different. My skin shade. But when I put it on my skin, on my dark side, because to cover it up, it kind of just melts in and you can't see, like, concealer on my face. It looks just like my skin. So, like, I was like, this stuff is amazing. So just using, like, put a bit on your hand and then use your finger to dab it on your skin instead of put this directly on, because otherwise you might give a heavier finish than you desire and it can look like, you know, like people can see you have some stuff on your face. So you want something natural. And another way to do it with stuff both look natural, good for beginners, and also it's just easy to use and has more coverage than just a matte skin tint, is to use a powder. The powder I've used that I really like is this Rimmel powder. I use the shade Transparent. Although it said Transparent, it still covers up and it does have a colour, but it's good. Like, I've been using it so much you can't really see, like, you can't, you can't actually see the label anymore. And I basically, like, they didn't have a sponge that go with it, so I had my own sponge with the sponge I got from a powder from Canmake, which is a Korean, not Korean, Japanese brand. Yeah, but the thing with, like, Canmake is that, um, it's just, like, Canmake don't really put a lot of stuff into their makeup and, like, the powder's really lightweight in a bad way. Anyways, um, so I would recommend this one. But the thing with this is, like, the first time I used it on my skin, it looks like, I remember, I felt like I just put a filter on my face, but then your skin gets oily. And if you dab it on the skin again, it might even make your pores stand out. I think that's just my fault because I was, like, doing this instead of, like, I was kind of, like, just moving around instead of dabbing the powder on. So maybe it's gonna be better if you just dab it on. Um, another product I recently got was this from Maybelline. I just had so many good reviews about it and I decided to give it a try. It does, um, so I'm in the shade Natural Ivory 105. Um, I think it just does the job. It's a finish powder that's meant to make, like, your face less oily and they certainly did. But it doesn't really, like, you know, it doesn't really give a really nice finish. No, not a bad finish. It just doesn't give a really, kind of, a really amazing finish. It's just, it just does the job. But that being said, I think it's using this consistently over this easier than just this. But this has a better finish than this, so it's a trade-off. But I like them both. Um, regarding blush, I would definitely recommend, like, blush I got from Colossier. Um, to be fair, other blush, like, the one I got from Sephora and the one I got from Benefit, they are nice, but they give a very high colour payoff, which is not ideal if you're a makeup beginner, or if you just want something natural, because that requires some more technique. I would also recommend this colour, this shade Ginger from Garnerau Monsieur. But the thing is, like, the thing with this brand, the thing with this product, is that it is so natural that I look like I put nothing on my face, unless I, like, put a lot of powder on. So it's just, like, I wouldn't, it's not a bad shade, but it's just, it's a bit difficult. Um, rather this one, it just, like, it looks natural, but you can also see that, you know, it just makes the powder doesn't just disappear, it's actually on my face. So I would prefer just blush from Colossier. Um, lastly, I would recommend this eyeshadow from MAC. It's in the shade Omega. So I know a lot of Asian people use it to do nose contour as well. I use it to do nose contour sometimes, which is, it looks natural, but sometimes I wouldn't... The thing, like, using this for nose contour is that, I don't know, it's not my favourite nose contour, but it's an amazing eyeshadow, and it just de-puffs my eyes instantly. And sometimes, like, when I use bright eyeshadows that's a bit too bright or too light for me, I just mix this with the other eyeshadow together, and it looks amazing. So, like, this is my go-to eyeshadow. So that's all for just, like, makeup products that's good for a kind of a natural finish, that make you still look like you, but more beautiful, as well as just something that's good for beginners.