Korean High School Girl Makeup in Achromatic Tones is Just Irresistibly Cute ✨

Open your hands and raise your right finger. Thank you very much. Today, I'm going to show you a Korean JK makeup look that's been trending on TikTok and Twitter recently. It's the kind of makeup that Korean high school girls do, with light colors, low sides, and black eyes. They use pink and gray matte shadow, but how do they do it? And they only use one gray matte shadow, so I'm not sure what to do. It really shows up in selfies, and I'll tell you how to edit it at the end, so please refer to the filter settings. Let's get started. If you want something with a thin outer edge, try these crescent-shaped contact lenses. I thought they would look cute, so I chose a really subtle pink. And then, this bright crescent-shaped part looks like something you'd want. If you think gray contact lenses would be better, you can buy them later. As for the base, I'm using a yellow base, surprisingly. My friend really likes my makeup, and I have a friend who is knowledgeable about it. She says that Dr. Jo's makeup is very erotic, and that it makes your skin incredibly white and brightens your complexion. It also makes you look red. Apparently, she was also worried about her redness, so she recommended this to her. She wanted to recreate the whitest skin of Korean high school girls, so she had to make it completely white. Anyway, I thought this would be good for that, so I had it too. I tried it and looked at it. Look, doesn't it make you incredibly white? You'd think it's yellow, right? But it doesn't turn yellow at all. It actually makes you completely white. So I definitely recommend this lime yellow to anyone who wants to have whiter skin or make their skin look whiter. It's amazing, even when you look at it like this. So if you just spread it on like this, it just makes your skin look whiter, and it might be good for people who are worried about their redness. Is there anything that's called yellow that makes you this white? It's amazing, my skin looks so white that it's a different color from my neck. I'm really thinking of using ED powder or something to make it white. If I'm going out all day, I think it's better to apply a proper primer. I'm wearing a white shirt later today, so I'm just going with my outfit. But I accidentally applied it with the wrong foundation, so I accidentally removed it here. Isn't it amazing how much the redness has disappeared? Of all the foundations I have, this Perfect Diary cushion is the whitest, so I really want this one to be even whiter. Do you have any good foundations? Do you have any recommendations for foundations that are unnaturally white? Well, if the foundation is too white, the finish will be subtle, so I think it looks more natural if I just use powder to make it white. If I use a completely white foundation, it just doesn't look right, so I almost always make my face super matte. If you have a matte skin tone, I think it's best to avoid it. I'm going to apply my favorite two-way liquid foundation from Tiltil to the high lines, around the small flowers, under the eyes, and under the lips. In fact, you need to make sure that your skin's natural elements are smooth so that your selfie will look great, so you need to get rid of the shadows and hollows around here or it will look too thick. Since my face makeup is pretty thick, I'm not going to use eyeshadow or glitter, and I'll be using a subtractive approach going forward, so please erase any excess foundation on your lips. I'm going to apply my favorite powder foundation, which is very delicate, all over my face, not with a brush but with a puff like this. This is a magical powder that mysteriously doesn't clump or harden no matter how thickly you apply it. It's a mysterious magical powder. And now I have skin that's free of blemishes. After doing some preliminary research, it seems that the key to eye makeup is to use just one matte gray from a palette like this, without using a variety of colors. I probably can't do it with just one color, so I'll use a gray from around here, and draw this gray in two widths, so that it extends horizontally and doesn't go any higher. If it's this one, just extend it a little beyond your eyelid, but don't draw it too high. As a technique for coloring this boundary, I think that if you layer this gray from the white of your eye on top, the boundary will be blurred quite naturally. Is this a little too color? Oh, is it okay? Since many people have white tear troughs, I'll take this gray in the middle without applying anything to the lower eyelid, and fill in the triangular zone at the outer corner of the eye without applying a base coat to the lower eyelid. It's scary to fill it in, since I don't use colors like this. If you have open eyes like this, it's better to stop here, but I definitely can't make my eyes look good with just this. Let me layer a little bit of this dark gray here. I feel like it would be tough if I didn't have this. I really don't put anything on here. The reason is that all the photos of Korean women these days have these watery, spread out eyes, so I don't want to emphasize this side anymore. I'm going to use a darker gray to correct the shape of my eyes. I think it would look better if I corrected it with powder before applying eyeliner. Like this, I don't draw the tear troughs with a pen or one of the popular pencils these days, but rather with powder. I use a liquid eyeliner, which reminds me of the old Ollie makeup look. I apply this slightly pinkish gray color to my eyes, and I draw it horizontally as long as I can, as wide as my tear troughs, smiling. The key is not to make the tear troughs on the sides of my eyes thinner. Make them this thick. Seriously, the tear troughs on the inner corners of my eyes are thick too. Normally, they start around here. Here, the distance between the eyes and the start is really long. Is it okay to go this far? It's fine. It's annoying. The current makeup is pretty much a landmine, and this time I'm using Canmake's Back Concealer in shade 02 for the eyebag shadow. I think this one will go better with the gray tone than the beige one. Since I've defined the width, I'll apply concealer all the way to here, and I'll also apply a thick line to the inner corner of the eye. I just applied a thick line, so I'll apply concealer here too. I applied a thick line earlier, so I'll just scrape off the thick lines. That's pretty much the end of the eyeshadow, and the key is to finish it off with mascara and eyeliner. I'll use a deep black liquid eyeliner and apply a thick line. I didn't apply any shadow here, but I'll still apply eyeliner. The reason is that the shape of my eyes will look weird, and if I curl my eyelashes here, they'll be sparse and show my mucus membranes, so I just filled this part in with a little eyeliner. I didn't apply any to the center, and I used this TikTok video as a reference. It's a kind of eyeliner that flows naturally and isn't sagging or drooping. It's quite long, like naturally extending my eyes. It might be okay to make them quite long. Is this how it should be? I'm starting to think that maybe gray colored contacts would be better. I love this kind of makeup. In the end, I think it's cutest to draw long black eyeliner. I might change my colored contacts to gray, but first I'll curl my eyelashes. Some people curl theirs really long, while others don't curl them at all, so much that they just let them droop. It's pretty difficult. I think it's probably more Korean to not curl them, so I gently curled my eyelashes with an eyelash curler, and then I used Wang Ying Sensei's mascara, which is seriously amazing. It's not a gripping brush, it's a hard type like a chili cone. You apply it downward first, without lifting it up too much, and then apply it upward. It separates your lashes super nicely, so everyone should definitely buy this. It's also easy to make them look like a lash. Like this, make them thin and lash-like, and then finish them upward like this. That's the trick. Like this, it's pretty bad, isn't it? Sorry. I think I'll change my colored contacts to more extazzle gray. Even though they're cute, I feel like the pink was a bit off the image for this time. Oh, no matter how you look at it, it was this one. I'm really sorry. Dazzle gray looks like this. This is it. Before I attach my lower lashes with the film type eye tape, I'll apply mascara to my lower lashes. I have thick lashes, so I don't usually apply mascara to my lower lashes, but with this mascara from Dr. Wong, even people with red lashes can somehow apply it because it's a comb-like type. It holds the hairs firmly, so after letting it dry thoroughly, let's apply it here. Seriously, my lower lashes are just upside down, but look at them like this. You get used to it and it turns out like this, and since I need to create this makeup look with regular mascara and eyeliner, I apply a film type eyelid tape and then apply it firmly to just the roots. I've never done this before, using eyeshadow just for the roots, but instead using eyeliner to create eyelashes like this. They're so cute. I want to create a little bit of an inner corner of my eyelid, but if I use eyeliner here, it probably won't look as dark, so I'm using a thin brush to add a little bit of an inner corner of my eyelid line here. This is a design liner, and it's like a diluted gray, so it's a product that gives your eyelashes a natural look. Mississippi's Wave Bag Concealer is the whitest of all the products I own. Is this whiter than Canmake? Just a little bit of white was added to the part that was still lacking in whiteness. If that's the case, I think it would look more natural and plump if you added a matte white color with only chai glitter to the inner corner of your eyes or to the lash line at the end. Even though you only use gray-toned eyeshadow, your eyes look so widened, and it really shows the power of eyeliner and eyelashes. It's so good. It's cute. There's no glitter at all, so it looks like regular after-school high school girl makeup. I'll do my eyebrows using only the powder from this palette. Also, a lot of people have thick eyebrows. There hasn't really been a trend for thick eyebrows recently, but avoid using any brown colors like these that would go well with black hair. Make them look thick and unrelated. Then, use a darker color just at the end of your eyebrows to make them look like they have hair growing out. I really want you to watch my videos from 2 or 3 years ago, but I've gotten really good at drawing eyebrows. I really want you to compare them to the eyebrows in the first 2 or 3 videos, and I've definitely gotten better. I think darker eyes are better. Yes. This is how my eye makeup looks. Now let's do the other one. Both eyes are done. It's leaking. It's leaking so much. I heard that the blush is a matte blue-pink, but it's okay to call it that, but I'm using a matte white-pink powder. Since I'm using this for a fairly large area, I'm using a lighter color for the back of my eyes first, and then I apply it from the center to the outside, and also down to the bottom. Then I use the remaining vertically to apply it to the back like this. I think this blush is pretty good too. I think the key point of this makeup is how to apply nose shadow. Everyone's nose shadow is applied in a straight line. Using this 100 yen shop matte cool tone in a lighter color. If you're not good at shading, try starting with a lighter color like this. It's not like I'm erasing it from the beginning of the eyebrows to make the bridge of the nose look thin, but rather I'm going to go with a relatively thick, straight line, which is really natural. There's not much of a subtle kiss here, so I'll just shave it off. I'll draw the groove of the brow using the one in the middle. I think the water in the brow is really important. Everyone in this makeup has a nice groove in the philtrum, so if you shade it diagonally like this at the end, it will look really natural. The highlighter should be whitish and not too sparkly, so it's natural. Then, I'm going to make sure there's width at the tip of the nose, and I'm going to apply the nose lighter really thickly, spreading it out horizontally like this rather than in a straight line. Then, I'll also apply the highlighter to the bicone part over a relatively wide area like this, and the lips are really important, so I'll add some lipstick. First, I'll use this baby pink lip pencil from B. The ratio of the upper lip to the lower lip is 1 to 2, 1 to 2. That's why the lower lip needs to be thicker. First, I'll lower the cool shadow I applied with the lip pencil like this. Yes, I've lowered the lower lip with the lip pencil here. This alone makes a big difference, like if I'd used hyaluronic acid. I'll just add a little bit to the peak of the lip to make it look younger, but everyone's lips are really going up. Let's create this with this lip pencil first. This lip pencil from B is really thin, and it's perfect for dry lips like this, so you can see it first. This makes a big difference at night, and it makes your lips look different. It's nice to have this, this is important. Does everyone know how important lip makeup is? This is the perfect lip color. This is a really low-sided pink with a matte finish that's easy to apply smoothly. That's right, with this matte finish, I didn't apply it too much underneath, and the previous one was mostly a shadow effect. It's like I created a natural shadow with pink, so if you apply too much all the way down, it won't look natural. The upper lip is thin, so I'll finish there and blend it a little with the lip pencil I applied earlier. About this much. The upper lip and lower lip should look about 1-2, with the lower lip being thicker. I'll add a little bit of shadow with this pink. I want it to look more natural, so I'll add a little bit of shadow here and there, and also add some highlights for the opening line. Okay, I'll change my clothes. And that's it, it's done. It's been quite popular on TV shows lately. It's a little too light, but I figured out how to take pictures with a colorless look like a Korean high school girl, so I'll share it with you all. There's an app I always use called Maze. This is a good idea, but if you use it, set the V2 part of the black and white filter line to around 30, or maybe 20 would be fine. Then, turn off the overly bright lighting, zoom in a little, and take the picture from below, so it will look like two eyes, so try to look a little lower than yourself and put your hands around your face. Keep your mouth half open, and wink and powder lips. If you do that, it will look more Korean. This colorless look. If you do more color editing and other detailed editing, I think it will look more like a high school girl. Also, I've been wearing extensions again recently, so I think I'll look more like a Korean high school girl if I wear fewer extensions this time. That's about it. Anyway, I hope this was helpful. Bye bye! Yay!