My Travel Makeup Kit & Sweat-Proof Vacatio

Three, two, one. Hello, my friends, my little YouTube friends. Welcome back to my channel. On today's episode, I'm going to walk you through my essential travel makeup kit. Not only that, but I'm going to hit you with a sweatproof, heatproof, stamped in, like this, makeup tutorial. Does it look like skin? Yes, it does. But how many layers did I put to get this look? Can you take a guess in the comments down below before you watch the tutorial? Get your pen and paper ready. Class is in session. Before I do anything, I'm just going to make sure that all the crusty musties miss me with their bulls**t on my lips. So I don't know what it is about vacation. Anytime I miss the step, I notice like, especially with lip conditioner, lip tint, my lip ends up on the sides. It kind of gets gunky, gunky monkey. So first step is scrubbing the living life out of your lip. And I love the flavor and this bubble gum. So once I've made sure that my lips have received a Korean scrub, I remove it. And I love the feeling it gets. It's just scandalous. Make sure all the little specks are gone because then it shows up in your makeup later on. You already know what's next, the Lawless Overnight Mask. I just really like the way this hydrates. And I'm just going to shlack that on and leave it on thick. Let it absorb as much as it can. One of my favorite blotting papers is Krylon blotting paper. I tend to sweat a lot when I'm on vacation. So obviously you need these regardless before your makeup prep. I mean, look at that. I just tapped it two places, honey. I like to use this before applying anything because it just removes what doesn't belong. If you guys saw, it was a little gleamy and shiny because I feel like if I used a toner right now for daytime, it's way too aggressive, especially if I'm going to be in the sun. That was so necessary. And my face was clean. A tip if you're out and about in the wild and you really need one of these blotting papers, take a toilet seat cover. Works like a charm. Not as good as these, but still works. You're welcome. Okay, moving on. SPF. I am testing out new SPFs, so I picked this one up from Korea. Heard a lot of buzz about it. Can't tell you if I'm obsessed yet because it's like my fourth time using it, but you need SPF just a little bit, especially around my nose. I have natural freckles and I know it's a trend now, but for me, especially when I bake and I brighten up my under eyes, it still peeks through my makeup and I feel like it looks like I have dirty marks on my face. Voila. Normally, I would use eye patches when doing my glam, but girl, we on vacation. We're going to use the Le Lift from Chanel. Just going to do that on my eye and put that aside. That comes with eye patches. You can, usually you're supposed to put this on and then put the eye patch over it, but honestly, tomato, tomato, darling. Tomato, tomato. I feel like still works like this. Now, I want a little bronze, but think of it like this. Highlight, contour, right? In my sick mind, I need both of these. The sun glow and the rosy glow. Put this where you would highlight, put this where you would contour. We're going to start off with the just one pump. It's kind of like a strobe, I would say, but it's a serum at the same time. It gives all the hydration you would need. Now, you would think when you're on vacation, you need to moisturize a lot, so on and so forth. No, no, no, no, no. It is actually the opposite. You're not trying to put too much oils onto your skin because you don't want whatever you put to slip and slide. So, we got the rosy glow on now. Cute. Going in with the sun glow. You can also get the baby sizes of these. These, I honestly go through so fast. I don't know why. Maybe there's a little product in there, but I go through them on another level. So, I like to keep the bigger size of it because I just go through them religiously. And where I would contour, jaw. Why is my little melasmic? I know in my life, I've really put down primers because Milk of Magnesia is just really that girl, but the milk primer, honey boo boo, it is the business. But I'm only using one pump. We got our serum going on that's helping us out, making it cute with the highlight and the contour. At the same time, you see what it's giving two for one deal. And you have to wait until the serum is dry or else all of it's just going to not get along in the schoolyard. It's going to start peeling. I don't know why I do this with primer. I don't know why. I like have to see it moving around and I tap it in only in the areas where I'm going to sweat. Can you hear that? Around the nose, around the nose, all around the nose is the bane of my existence. Do you like the hair like this, by the way? Ooh, honey. That skin prep is extremely crucial. Also, there's baby mini travel sizes of these too. Give me a moment while it dries, darling. Now we are going to go in with the Morphe color corrector. I've been really loving this stuff. Just right underneath my eyes, that one melasma spot that I have. What do you guys do for your melasma? Can you guys let me know down below? Let's leave that alone. Be right back. You have to let that dry. Once it's gotten a little tacky, what you're going to want to do is not using a brush. Yes, your finger. Because I don't want to remove too much. And this is how I do my makeup. Not on clients, by the way. But honestly, sometimes I wish I can use my fingers with clients too. Just because your body heat melts product better than brushes do, obviously. Brushes just move around the product and pack it in. Maybe we do like a whole tutorial of the purpose of brushes and the power of brushes. Sponges in your finger very lightly. Beautiful, right? And I like to use my ring finger just because I don't press it as hard as my middle finger or my pointing finger. It just kind of gives you the groove to do it more gentle. Gentle mental, hey. We're not done with concealer. We're going to go in with the hourglass in a darker tone, meaning the same color as my skin. This tone is called Sienna. And you saw correct. I'm going to brush it on everywhere on my face just because in the sun you want full coverage. And what's a stronger full coverage than a concealer? I like it heat proof. How many products do you guys take with you? Get it all over. Picking up on a brush. I am just going to blend that out. Blending that out. We have the concealer on. Now we are going to go in to my favorite mineral powder. Girl, we're on vacation, girl. We don't need too much coverage, but we do, darling. But we don't want it to show, darling. It needs to look like it's our skin, honey. We're sun kissed. We're glowing. It's all us. No cosmetics. As you guys can see, how much I really beat that into my brush. Now, circular motion. We are packing that in to our skin. See how it's still glowing? We have concealer on and we have a powder on. That's not going anywhere. Look at the difference. Sexy. You can use any mineral powder, but personally this is my favorite. Bare minerals is good too, though. I'm not going to lie. And how I like to pack it on is I'll pack it on around the area where the contour would go and then with the residue. I'll get everywhere else, honey. This right here is going nowhere and is not going to play you on your vacay. Don't forget your eyelids and that gobbler. Now, we got the base on. Going in with my Tom Ford bronzer. Now this has a little bit of glow in it. A lot of it glow in it. And this is going to serve me as a contour too. I prefer using this brush because look at how easy it is to apply. Using a sweeping motion, get your lids too. A little bit on the forehead. Big three, including your lid. Now the nose. I'm just going to sweep back and forth like so and then sweep down. Repeat on the other side. This is what's going to give you that glow, still being matte, still being sponge proof. I always thought I would like gatekeep this because anytime I go on vacation, everyone thinks this is like my skin. So once you have on your bronzer, what you're going to do is go in with a damp but not too wet beauty blender or beauty sponge, whatever it is you use, and make sure there is absolutely no creasing underneath. Your eye. Notice how we didn't bake? Nothing. You don't want to brighten too much. Using an hourglass stick blush, I'm going to deposit on the back of my hand, picking it up with a brush. I just like this color a lot and I like the payoff over what we have going on. You're just going to lightly apply it. Now the reason why I am using a stick blush over anything else, it's not going to separate all that powder you just applied. You're going to bring that up into the lids, tip of the nose, clean that up. Instead of traveling with this, I travel like this. I depot my powders into these handy dandy containers. Look at the size difference. Also, it's extremely sanitary. Look at that. That's all I use and you put it away. Prepping my powder puff, I'm not going to apply it. I'm really going to work it into the triangle sponge, beating it out, holding this in my hand, making sure there's absolutely no creasing underneath my eyes. And I try to, for this part, look up and then we're not really baking. We're just going to apply it. Now you don't have to wear this look out by the pool. You can reserve this look for the nighttime glam when you're on vacay. One thing I always have to do is just chisel this area. Notice how I'm not picking up on more, it's just the residue with it. Using my Dior quad, I'm mixing the gold and the light just very lightly. I'm going to highlight cupids, down the bridge and inner corner. What I like to with this quad is I'm going to go in with the darker tone. I really like traveling with quads or things like this just because if you want to switch up the colors, you can. I am going to stamp that underneath my lash line and then once you stamp it in, go ahead and swipe so that reflect starts to glimmer and shimmer and glimmer. I had too much coffee today, can you tell? You can take two shadow palettes like me or you can take one. For this look, I'm just going to use the Kosas Undressed palette but this is amazing to travel with because it does have every single color under the sun that you're going to need except for shimmers. But the reason why I like this palette is because it has those tones and it has one reflect color in there but what I like about this is I can make this into a shadow too so it's just easy to travel with these two or with the Mario, whatever it may be that you're into. Picking up on the tone gaze, oh too much going on girl, I just want a little bit. I'm just going to pack that in and then in a circular motion I'll create a eye contour. Beautiful honey. Going in with Untie, using the tone Untie, I'm just going to create kind of like an arrow, a boomerang, whatever you may, just right there. And I'm not blending it, I just packed it on just to give my eye a little shape. Going back with that first brush and blending those two colors together. Cutie pie. We know what a fan I am of the makeup by Mario. The tight line is extremely important for me, it makes such a big difference. It just makes everything look so clean and tight. Very lightly I just place a little bit of the product on the edge and turn this brush around and blending and smudging that. You just want to give the eye a little bit of shape. Continue on the other side. The back of this I clean every single time I use with spot cleaner because you don't want la grosse bacteria on your eyes honey. That liner really does make a huge difference. Wiping off the lip, going in with one of my favorite lip tints because it does not dry out my lip. I love the color. I like to tap it with my finger after applying it. The reason why I do this, I start deciding if I want more blush or not depending on my lip. Which I concur. I definitely need more blush. Just a little smidgen pigeon. Cutie. Using euphoric by Etienne I'm just going to line underneath the lip, cupid's bow, and then pat it with my finger. I really like this lip liner because it really stays for hours and it's not really going anywhere. Using the second color, it's called noobs. I'm just going to do the edge with a lighter tone. We did the darker tone in the center and you don't have to do this step. I just really like my lips to stand out clearly. One of my all-time favorite formulas is from MAC, locked kissing. This really does not go anywhere. I don't directly put it on my lip. I put it on the back of my hand, ring finger, and I pack that in very lightly. The perfectionist in me needs to clean up around the lip still. Now you can just put on some mascara and call it a day or if you want to do a strip lash or a half lash, but for vacation I like a very baby dolly look. I'm going to go in with false hair. Now I don't do too heavy for me to be able to take it off. You can really lay on this product and you can swim with it, keep it on your entire vacation. Let me show you guys what you can do and build with this baby. I'm sure you guys don't live under a rock. I see a lot of people doing tutorials on this, but here's a little tip for you. I don't go ahead and put the bond all over my lash and then start designing it. I do it step by step. Now I need to move in a mirror to do this. Excuse it while it's here. You want to map out what you're going to build. What I like to do is small, medium, medium, small to build that baby doll eyelash look, but I also tilt it in the application to give a cat eye wing as well. I'll show you guys, but what I want to do, I take it off the band and I just lay it out so it's easy. We do not get in the middle of the dry time. So the bond, naturally they tell you to go everywhere at the same time. Don't do that. If you want longer wear hold, do section by section. We're doing this area first, going in with a small, now going to a second section using a medium and I'm not placing them up, I'm placing them a little bit sideways. Going in to the next section and now I'll grab all of it together, going into that inner corner. Notice how I'm holding the brush like this, not like this, for the bond to get everywhere on the other lashes either. Voila, this is what that baby does. It just looks so natural, so beautiful. There's no mascara clumpiness. It was super easy to do and if you want it to stay longer, you can seal it. I'm going to skip the seal because I like a fresh pair each time I'm a looning. So I don't know, that's just me, but you can like leave it on the entire night. You can leave it on for seven days. Moving on to the other side. That's what the little cuties look like, but I still need mascara darling. I need a lot of lash, a lot of drama and honestly this is one of my favorite mascaras currently at the moment, but I don't want to overdo it for it to leak. If you know, you know, FanFest. This little tiny baby, I just live for travel size things, I don't know. You don't want to put on a pomade while doing this just because it will melt with the heat and your body temperature. You're gonna opt for a gel and the benefit gel has just been the vibe for me. Also guys, the next time you see me, well maybe in a couple videos, I'm gonna have my brows laminated. They're just so curly that I just want to see what it would look like laminated. I feel like it would be easier to manage now. Y'all thought I was finished with the lip, but I'm not. So a little dollop of that color corrector. The tiniest, the tiniest little amount. One of my new favorite lip oils Etienne. It's really not sticky on the lip and feels amazing and I just feel like on vacation you need to give a wet lip unless it's colorful. I love a colored lip too. Now we have Dewy, but the Dewy is not going to go somewhere else. It's not going to leak, it's not going to bounce, it's not going to fade away. You can wear this for morning to night. Yes, morning to night vacation look. But I want a little bit more glisten on the cheeks and down the bridge of my nose just so I really give that natural skin finish. One of my favorite, favorite products and I feel like it's so not hyped. I'm exposing myself too much today. My personal secrets. Pat McGrath Peach Lotus. You already know the drill. Back of my hand, picking up on it with a brush. It gives that perfect pinch of color, but it makes the skin look dewy. Look, it makes it look wet. If you're a real glam girl, you just need to give glam all around even when you're rusting honey on vacation. Also with this tone, I'm gonna go in on my lids. Nose, a little bit on the forehead. Who remembers OCC Cosmetics? I don't know if they're still around, but I've had this forever. I'm just obsessed with the pigment. It gives like a rose glow, beautiful AB Swarovski crystal vibe. Who is she, darling? I'm obsessed with anything travel. The Charlotte Tilbury, the little baby version of the press powder. This is in number one. You do not have to do this. I just want to brighten my under eyes a little bit. Just right there. Are you ready for a little secret? The Dermacolor Fixing Spray. It is like no other. Watch aloud what it does. You have to make sure you shake this bitch on another level. Now this is going to make your skin look wet, but it's not going to move and go anywhere. It's like hairspray for the face, but it gives a moist look to the face as well. It's like a little baby glaze over it. Really make sure to shake this. I can't stress enough how much you need to shake it. I don't like getting it on my lids because if you do this a little bit, it will start creasing all your shadow and make your lids look a little dry. So I cover my lids. And you thought your friend was doing much? I have a whole AC device up in this bitch. I love the Krispy Kreme Glam, honey.