COLD GIRL MAKEUP TUTORIAL❄️ Ice Princess Edition🎀

[Music] Hey, it's Jackie and welcome back for a glamorous icy winter makeup tutorial. Here's my new take on the cold girl aesthetic, but a little bit more glam. I had so much fun experimenting with makeup today and I always feel so cute in a fur hat. I obnoxiously wear it throughout this tutorial. But this look is so fun for a photo shoot with your friends or even holiday makeup. Give this video a thumbs up if you enjoy it and hit that subscribe button so you don't miss out on any of my upcoming tutorials. and let's get into it. Starting with hydrated skin. One of my new favorite products that I've been experimenting with is the Caudalie Premier Cru Moisturizer and Eye Cream. This has been my base that I've been using before makeup. And my final prep step is the Danessa Myrix Yummy Skin Universal Blurring Balm Powder. I just rub my finger on the balm, apply it over my pores, which are a little bit larger through my cheek area, and it overall just makes the skin feel so soft. You just need a tiny amount. And my top pick for foundation this time of year is always the Armani Luminous Silk Foundation. And this is a reformulated bottle. It has a gorgeous natural matte finish. This product has been a holy grail for me. I'm sure you've seen it in many of my tutorials along with Beautiful Skin by Charlotte Tilbury that I tend to grab for in the summer. I didn't think I could love the new formula more than I did the original, but it's a little bit thinner and it just blended in beautifully. I almost never mention what brushes I'm using, but this is a beautiful holiday set that I really recommend. Their foundation brush is gorgeous. The powder brush is so soft and the eye brushes are some of my favorites as well. And if I've been annoying you with me wearing this hat as I'm trying to blend out my makeup, I just like how it's brightening up my footage. It's a really dark day today, but I do have to take it off to blend in my concealer. I want this look to be very bright and flawless. This concealer is incredible. The Too Faced Born This Way Multi-Use Sculpt Concealer. This is their lightest shade. It's in cloud. blending out. And you can see how full coverage this is. And then with the shade honey, I'm using this as a little bit of bronzer. Even though this look is frosty, I love a bit of a healthy glow to the skin. Adding this along the hairline. Though this will be covered up by my hat. [Music] Since this is still cold girl inspired, I picked up this blush. It is so cute. It's by Fu and in the shade baby. This looks pretty dark. I'm building up high on the cheek. It blends in so beautifully to the skin. And I went with kind of a deeper dusty pink, but then the more you add, it gets a little bit brighter. A little bit on the nose. The texture is like a mousse. I made sure to go in with a brightening concealer over the lids. So, let's set that. This is Flores powder. I've loved every single Flores powder that I've tried, but their pressed powders I go to the most. They just set so nice and make your pores look smoother, but they never look too powdery. We've gone all matte on the skin. And the eyehadows are also going to be matte, but then we will use pops of like icy sparkle. It's going to be so fun. I'm trying to go fast over the skin, so we can jump right into the eyes. Some brow pencils I've tried are a little too dark or a bit too warm, and this is like the perfect neutral medium tone shade. setting in place with the 24-hour brow set. For the eyes, we're going to go lightest to darkest. So, first I'm using the ColourPop gel pencil. These are so easy to use. And I wanted to do a suggestion of a snowflake in the inner corner. I'm doing a vertical line and a horizontal line. You could leave it just like that if you want. And then connecting it to my inner corner. I used this in the Zara Larson tutorial. There's just so many beautiful shades to play with. So, I'm applying that all over the lid. [Music] And then with the matte white, I'm brightening up the inner corner. [Music] So, we've used these two. And to add a little bit more dimension, I'm still using a matte shade, but this is slightly more teal. Applying this in a rounded shape in the inner and outer corner, and it just makes the blue pop a bit more. [Music] And then for a pop of glitter, I'm going with a Moondust Urban Decay shadow and popping this right on the brow bone just in the highest point. For added sparkle, the Urban Decay Heavy Metal Glitter Liner, added two extra strokes, and I felt like I wanted it to be slightly more bold. And I love these MAC Dazzle shadows. Since the majority of the lid is very matte and bright, we're going to go with some higher contrast lashes and liquid liner. This is one of my favorites. It's by Lawless, their Easy Eyes Precise Liquid Liner in Caviar. Going with a small wing and then with MAC Smolder a matte black coal pencil. [ __ ] my inner corner. I'm [ __ ] my tight line and waterline. Making it really black. [Music] Curl your lashes and apply mascara. I picked up the Lash Paradise mascara from L'Oreal recently. I remember loving it and haven't used it in a minute. [Music] I've decided to go very bold with the lashes. And I still don't even think this looks that crazy. Like this is more of a creative glam, but I think you could get away with it. And you can always tone it down. But these lashes are from Amazon. They're like a K beauty bundle. And I trimmed them, flipped them upside down, and added them to the bottom lash line as close as you can get to your natural lashes. And then on the top, instead of using the same full strip, my all-time favorite clusters are from velour. These ones come in short, medium, and long. And I like to use all three and just taper along the outer corner of the eye. Sometimes I'll cheat this and make my eye look a little bit wider. Pretty sure I use these in the Barbie Margarabi transformation. And that's one of my favorite eye looks to wear. [Music] I have this wash from ColourPop. And I usually ignore these glitters, like I don't have a ton of use for them, but I painted the bottom lashes and it turned out really fun. And I'm skipping the top lashes because I do want that to be a little bit more dramatic. I'm going to keep with the cool tones for the lip combo. This is one of my most used pencils. I use it for contouring the nose, contouring the lips. It's great. Makeup Forever Color Artist Pencil in Endless Cacao. And I love a contoured lip. And MAC has an insane advent calendar this year that I've been opening up. And this was one of the first days. It's this gorgeous shade called Modesty. Such a pretty muted baby pink. It's kind of grayed out so it goes well with this lip liner. And then I really want to amp up that cold girl effect. So once again, I'm bringing in that baby pink fooy blush, painting it in the center of the lip for that blooming effect. I've done this in different Kate Beauty looks and the Zara Larson look as well. So pretty. And now we can build up the blush cuz I feel like we can handle a little bit more. And this blends really nicely over top of like powder. So versatile. Okay, I am loving this together. Even though it's intense, I don't think it's not wearable. But you could tone down the frostiness and wear the pastel eye with this cheek and lip combo. And I don't think it's like an extreme look at all. Had to go in with a bratz gloss. This is just clear, but I thought, you know what? If we're going icy, it's literally like ice to have gloss on. And then I just took a touch of this glitter right on the highest point of the cheek. I don't want like a streak of highlight or anything. Just when you hit the light in certain ways, you can see a little bit more sheen like on the brow bone. Going to skip the lip with sparkle. Just gloss. Perfect. I love it. I think this bra that I recently got from Victoria's Secret Pink inspired this whole look. How cute is this? It's one of the cutest bras I've seen in a while. Let me know if you'd like to see another Victoria's Secret fashion show glam. I've done so many, but I wanted to go in a wearable purple direction. Maybe Candace Swanipole inspired. Tell me your thoughts. And I've fallen back in love with Pink. I think because of their Love Shack Fancy collabs. And it's been really fun holiday shopping in stores. Usually I just get everything online, but bring back going to malls. I added in a couple extensions that have chunky highlights. Felt like it was a little more 2000s. Again, winter Bratz are some of my favorite dolls ever. And last year's winter look was a Slavic doll trend. I would say that one has even more broad stall energy with the cut crease. Be sure to tag me if you try out my take on this icy eye trend. I would love to see it. And if you are interested in more winter makeup tutorials, I do have a playlist. We have various glittery looks like Glenda's iridescent Wicked Glam from Wicked for Good. The iconic 2008 Victoria's Secret makeup. Tons of sparkle there. Or if you're looking for more holiday inspiration, you might like this dark feminine makeup tutorial that has a very bold deep red lip. And for New Year's Eve, show girl makeup. That would be really fun with all the rhinestones. Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday season, and I will see you in my next upload.