How To Do Your Makeup Like A Pro Makeup Artist – Full Face Tutorial by #BobbiBrown.

Hi, I'm Mark Regan, Director of Global Artistry for Bobbi Brown, and today I'm going to show you how to do your makeup like a pro. From prepping skin to making eyes stand out, you'll learn it all. The better you take care of your skin, the better your makeup will look. I'm using Hydrating Face Tonic. This is going to soften the skin immediately and prep it for moisturizer. Serums are essential for their intensive treatment benefits. I'm using Intensive Skin Supplement. Apply with your hands and massage it into the skin. Next is eye cream. Hydrating eye cream is a good option for all skin types. When applying eye cream, start with a pea size, apply with your ring finger, and smooth it onto the under eye area. What you're trying to achieve is a well-hydrated, smooth surface texture so that your makeup will apply effortlessly. Now we're ready for face moisturizer. Vitamin Enriched Face Base is absolutely one of our favorite go-to products. It's infused with moisturizing shea butter and vitamins B, C, and E. It really is the best of a moisturizer and primer in one. Finally, the last step in skincare is lip balm. It smooths, conditions, and preps for lip color. Before we apply concealer, we're actually going to use a corrector. To choose the right corrector, you have to first look at the under eye darkness or discoloration that you have. For blue or purple discoloration, you're going to reach for a bisque shade. But if you have more of a brown or green discoloration, you're going to reach for a peach shade. Using the concealer blending brush, which is a synthetic flat paddle brush, you want to apply it starting at the inner corner of the eye and brush it along the lash line. Then using long, smooth strokes, apply the color wherever you see discoloration under the eye. Then when you look in the mirror and you can see a visible brightness under the eye, along with the neutralizing of that discoloration, you know you have the right corrector. Now we're ready to layer concealer on top of the corrector. And this concealer, you'll actually want to apply under the entire eye. And the reason is it's a yellow base skin tone correct concealer. And you want that to match up with the rest of the skin tone of the face. And then when you've applied a nice, clean, and smooth layer, press it in with your ring finger. The next step is foundation. Choose a formula based on your skin type and the coverage that you want. What we're going to use today is the Skin Longwear Weightless Foundation. It's an incredible product that gives long-term moisturization, but it's also sweat, humidity, and water resistant. I'm going to lay that foundation down first and then touch up with Skin Foundation Stick wherever we think we need it. Using the foundation brush, this tool allows you to get even coverage with very little effort. Start through the center of the face and apply wherever you think you need it. Now that we've applied an even layer of the liquid foundation, you also can layer and build coverage with the Skin Foundation Stick if you find it necessary. In this case, it's not necessary, but I'll show you a technique of how you can do it. Using the full coverage touch-up brush, pick up some product and gently stipple and press to build in the coverage anywhere you think there's more stubborn areas peeking through. Now we're ready for powder. Powder smooths and finishes the complexion. It gets rid of unwanted shine and it sets the under eye. The creamy concealer actually comes with a setting powder. Pick it up with the eye blender brush. It's a small powder brush that applies just the right amount of powder. Gently press powder in on top of the concealer. After you've applied an even layer, then you can use soft brushing strokes just to dust the excess off. Now we're ready to powder the rest of the face. Sheer finish powder comes in skin tone correct shades, so it matches the foundation perfectly and enhances the skin tone. Using a powder brush, you can be really focused with your application and apply powder through the T-zone first. That's typically where you'll see unwanted shine or want to control oil throughout the day. Now the skin looks even and beautiful and we're ready to give it a little bit of warmth. Bronzer is an essential item if you're looking to warm, define, or illuminate the skin. I'm using a bronzer brush to pick up the color from the compact. Start on the forehead, blend down through the cheeks, smile for yourself so that you can use it even as a natural tone blush. Then blend down below the cheekbone, along the jawline, into the chin, and down through the neck. I'm using a pop of color because we're going to layer it on top of the bronzer. Smile for yourself and place the color high on the apple of the cheek so you'll always look brightened and lifted. Now it's time for lipstick. Luxe Lip Color is absolutely one of our favorites for its satin finish and full coverage. When applying lip color, you can apply it straight out of the bullet or you can apply it with a lip brush for more precision. We're applying lip color first and then we'll follow with lip liner. The reason we do that is because you want your lip liner to blend in seamlessly into your lip color. I'm going to follow with the lip liner in a similar color. You can use the same color or maybe one to two shades deeper. It all depends on what your natural lip tone is and how much definition you're looking for. When you apply it after lip color, it glides on really easily but it's a matte formula so it helps seal in and lock in the lip color and gives you fullness in your lips. Look how beautiful and polished she already looks. Now we're ready to add definition around the eyes and that starts with filling in the brows. The most flattering brow is naturally defined and shaped and it helps frame the face. I'm using our dark brow kit because it comes with two shades that you can choose to either define the brow or just fill in color. Make sure the head of your brow is brushed up. Start where you see the sparsest areas of the brow. Focus on filling in at the arch for optimum lift in the eye and then finish off in the tail of the brow by tapering off to a fine point. Prime and prep the lids with an eyeshadow base. We're going to start with the Longwear Eye Base. It's skin tone correct. It extends the wear of your powder eyeshadow by eight hours and it neutralizes any discoloration in the eyelids. When choosing eyeshadow colors, you always want to have a light all over shade. This is a color that is applied from the brow bone down to the lash line and really brightens the entire lid. I'm going to use an eye sweep brush and this is designed to lay the product down and blend it into the eyelid. Next is choosing a medium shade. I'm using the eyeshadow brush and I'm going to press the color onto the lower lid. That's all the space that's below the crease down to the lash line. Now to define the eyes with liner. I'm going to show you how to apply the Longwear Gel Eyeliner. Using the ultra fine eyeliner brush, coat both sides of the brush. You want enough product on the brush that it glides on with ease. Start at the outer corner and take small strokes working your way across the lash line. Then flip the brush over and apply little strokes until you get all the way to the inner corner of the eye. And you always want to make sure that you're applying eyeliner as close to the lash line as possible so you're not seeing any skin peeking through. For an ultra polished look, you can also tuck in extra liner under the lashes into the roots of each lash. This ensures that you'll never see any gaps in your eyeliner and it gives the illusion of a fuller lash line. Now we're ready to finish off the eye with mascara. Smoky Eye Mascara is a makeup artist favorite. Before I apply mascara though, I want to curl the lashes. This is going to ensure that her eye truly looks open and awake. When applying mascara, tuck the wand down to the root of the lashes. Work in three segments, the outside, the center, and then the inner corner so that you're making sure to coat every single lash. Use all parts of the wand, the tip included. You can press the extra product that is sitting at the tip of the wand into the root of the lashes to intensify the eyeliner. If you want to step it up a bit and you want to add a little touch of glam, it's really easy to further enhance the look. We're going to start with adding a touch of liner on the lower lash line using a medium shade of shadow. It's actually the same shade that we used on her eyelid. Using the smoky eyeliner brush, we're pressing in and placing the color right at the roots of the lash line. Oftentimes a medium shade is all you need. You don't necessarily need to use a dark shade to intensify the look. I'm going to put on a tiny bit of mascara just to complete the eye look and then we're going to add a touch of glow. I'm using a sheer powder brush to apply highlighting powder and pink glow. To add that radiance and that light reflective glow that we all are looking for. You can place it right on top of your blush and you can even use it under your blush and then put your blush on top for that lit from within glow. I'm going to add a little touch of extra blush to finish off this beautiful enhancement to her everyday look. How you take off your makeup is just as important as how you put it on. Our Soothing Cleansing Oil is an all-in-one cleanser and makeup remover. Let me show you how easily it removes the makeup I have on my hand. Massage it into the skin and you'll see it start to break down all of your makeup including long wear makeup on your eyes all the way through foundation and concealer. When you splash with water you'll see the Soothing Cleansing Oil emulsify which means it's activated and it's really breaking down all of the unwanted dirt makeup and oil off of your skin. Rinse off with water and just like that you have cleansed beautifully hydrated skin. So don't forget to properly cleanse your skin at the end of the day because the better you take care of your skin the better your makeup will look. There you have it. All the tips and techniques you need to do your makeup like a pro.