The Clean Makeup Look

The Golden Blush
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Today I’m sharing one of the most requested topics: clean makeup — but on real skin. Pores, blemishes, dark spots, fine lines… all of it. I’ll also show you my skincare routine, some of my favorite almost-empty jars, a viral mask, lightweight foundation, and glossy lips.
0:14 Skincare prep + mask tips
2:05 Mask removal results
2:40 Serum & moisturizing routine
5:13 Mineral primer (non-silicone base)
6:19 Foundation
8:44 Lipstick and boyfriend blushing
9:59 Eyeshadow
10:40 Brows, freckles and lip contour
11:30 Lip oil
Thanks for watching! See you in the next video!
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Hey beauties, welcome back. In today's video I'm showing you what clean makeup looks like on real
skin, pores, black spots, wrinkles, blemishes, all of it. No filters, no blurring, just skin.
Let's start with the skincare. You've been asking, so I added a few of my favorite steps.
And yes, as always, I'm showing you my trusty jars, some are nearly empty. And I know, I know,
at this point it's pure loyalty to these jars. Let's begin. I usually save this mask for special
occasion or important events. And guess what? I'm going to one tomorrow. I always use it the day
before, not the day off. And just in that case, maybe something unexpected happens and I have
time to fix it. Even though, honestly, it's never failed me so far. And the star of the show is the
Biodense, the one that went super viral on social media. Here are my tips for using it. Always apply
to the clean skin and, important, dry skin. Press it gently into the skin and smooth out any bubbles
and leave it on the floor for 3 hours. I know, that sounds like a lot, but trust me, that's when
the real hydration hits. I don't recommend sleeping with it, even though I've seen that advice
floating around in shorts or reels. I tried it once and woke up with a little white blemishes,
so no, just don't overwear it, more isn't always better. Look, this is how the mask looks after
about 1,5 hours. You'll notice that dry areas are already completely translucent, while the edges,
especially around the perimeter of the face, are still white. That just means those outer areas
don't need as much moisture. The mask gives more hydration when your skin really needs it.
Pretty cool, right? I also added a little lip patch. I love how soft and smooth my lips feel after.
But let's be honest, the downside is I can't talk, drink coffee or laugh while it's on, so I usually
save it for the end and just chill. Ok, I honestly don't have time to wait any longer. Let's take it
off now. But if you do have time, you can wait until the mask turns fully translucent. That's
when you know it's given your skin all the hydration it can. Once you remove it, you'll
see this gorgeous fresh glow. And the best part, nothing sticky, nothing greasy. Just juicy, plump,
skin ready for makeup or a no makeup day. Next, clean girl makeup always starts with a gorgeous
skin. And that means skincare first. This serum I'm using today is a concentrate. We are not
living just in the now, we are investing in the future of our skin. A quick note, you might still
find the old version of this serum in stores, the one with the white cap. I still have it, and
honestly, the new version isn't that different. The texture is basically the same, so don't stress
if you grab either one. I do three pumps because I always apply it to my neck too. Warm it up
between your hands, then press it gently into the cheeks. I'm actually more into skincare these days
than makeup. If you told me that five years ago, I would have looked at that like, oh, you were
crazy. Back then, makeup was my only obsession. And I would literally skip every skincare step
in YouTube tutorials. I was like, what even is that? Let's do the makeup. Now it's back to the serum.
It will leave your skin feeling a little sticky. That's normal. It's actually one of the best
foundations for makeup. But personally, I don't love that sticky finish. That's why we always
need to close the serum with a cream, something with a large molecular to lock everything in.
One of my favorite cream for that is the Shiseido one. It works perfectly with this serum,
like they are on the same team. I always apply cream with my fingers, not those teeny little
spoons. I don't have time for that. And honestly, I trust that if the product isn't expired, it has
preservatives to prevent bacteria growth. Of course, when I'm working with clients, hygiene is top
priority. But for my personal products, especially my jar, I use them how I prefer more. Warm it up
between your fingers again, then apply to the cheeks, forehead and neck. Look at that glow.
Just wow. And this one from Clarins, it's perfect for summer. It has SPF, which makes it a great
daytime cream. I actually finished my jar for daily use. But this one, here's my night version.
I just wanted to show it to you from one side so you can see the texture. It goes on a bit white
at first, but then it blends beautifully. And look, I can layer it on top without any problem.
It doesn't fight with the previous layers of skincare at all. Let's talk about the base for
makeup. You won't believe what this product can actually do. First of all, it's a mineral base.
As I've told you many times, I'm not on the silicone base team. I only use those for very
special occasions. But this one, you can totally wear it every day. It won't clog your pores and
your skin can still breathe. What it does is filling all those tiny gaps and wrinkles. I will
actually show you on my hand first. They are perfectly for that kind of visual comparison.
I use two pumps and that's more than enough for the whole face. Now look at this color.
A little blue, a little white. Don't panic, trust the process. It blends out beautifully and helps
to even out your skin tones, especially if you have any yellow tones. It makes your complexion
look fresher, brighter and just healthy overall. Focus the application on areas with visible pores
or uneven texture and watch the base just smooth everything out. Foundation time. I'm using one of
the most famous lightweight foundation with a velvet finish. No glow, just that soft matte look.
How beautiful it blends. Even that huge amount still looks smooth and even once it's on the skin.
Now pay attention to this. Look at the difference between the part of my hand with the skincare
and the part without. The dry side highlights every wrinkle, even the tiniest ones. And this
is proof it's not always the foundation that's bad, it's actually the prep. If your skin isn't
properly moisturized or primed, even the best formula can look off. Here's how I apply it.
I warm it up first, then start by applying small amount to the inner corners and especially around
the nose and T-zone. Then I spread it outward with wide strokes focusing on the T-zone again.
Lately I've been loving blending with my hands, it just melts into the skin. But if you're in
a hurry, a brush will definitely be faster and give you a super even finish. See, I'm just
blending with my fingers like a sponge, it melts into the skin so easily. You can't do that with
heavier foundations. They usually need a brush or sponge to even look halfway decent. But their
Mani Luminous Silk is honestly one of the easiest foundations to apply even for beginners.
The texture is lightweight. I even use it as a concealer and an eyeshadow base. It evens out
everything and gives me that smooth natural look with no effort. You can see the whole process
without editing. Let's take a closer look. Yes, I have pores, we all do and that's exactly where
I grab a synthetic brush and gently polish that area. It helps the foundation settle into the skin
and blur the texture, especially around the cheeks and nose. Also, you may have noticed I don't apply
foundation to my nose. And yes, we can absolutely do that. There is no rule saying you have to cover
every inch of your face. The key is to blend the edges well so it looks seamless. Before we move
on, just a quick reminder. Wipe the foundation off your lips and clean your eyebrows. That makes such
a difference in keeping the final look fresh and polished. Now lipstick. Today I'm using Tom Ford
lipstick. It's honestly one of my hidden gems. I truly believe every woman needs at least one
expensive nude and one red in her bag. Not just for the color but for the ritual. That moment when
you reapply it after lunch or coffee. It's not just makeup, it's a little expression of feminine
energy and self-care in the middle of your day. But choose the right formula. It shouldn't be
multitasking, not too oily, not overly pigmented. Something you can use on the lips, cheeks and
even dab onto the eyelids. Today I'm applying this beautiful light pink to my lips and cheeks and
I'm going for that boyfriend blush look that's been trending this summer. But let's be real,
it only flatters certain face shape. Most triangle or sculpted face or those with a slimmer low face,
it gives a touch of fullness and the softness. I blend the blush up from the cheeks and then
add a little to the bridge of the nose and just a touch to the outer corners of the eyes. That
clean makeup usually isn't about shimmer. It's supposed to be soft, natural, matte and I know,
I know. But listen, what can I do? This one right here is my favorite shimmer. It gives the most
gorgeous glow on the lids. You know why I love this shade more than all the others in the palette.
Because it's actually wearable for every day, not too much, not too flat and the best part, I can
even use it as a highlighter. It's that perfect versatile glow. And let me tell you, the texture,
baked perfection, it doesn't fall out or make a mess. So whether you are a beginner or a pro,
this formula just works. Eyebrows. I'm using a brow pencil to add fullness and fill in any gaps
but with space. So the brows still look natural and defined. Let's check it together. On the left
side, you can see my natural brow. It's almost transparent. On the right, I use the brow pencil.
Should also match the tone of your freckles. I use the same brow color as a lip contour. Just
apply it a bit around the lips and blend it well. It ties the whole face together naturally.
Okay, back to the brows. Start by drawing the bottom line of the brow. This gives you a structure.
And then fill in the gaps, sharpen the tail and lightly blend the strokes in the opposite
direction toward the other brow. Imagine you want them to connect parallel to the floor.
Finally, brush them out to soften and lift. So here we go, lots of glows, full lips,
that ultra shiny finish. Note I don't have the full lips part, but I do have the pumping lip oil.
It says it has a pumping effect. Personally, I don't feel it. But my best friend, she noticed it
right away and said it looks fuller in seconds. It's a little spicy. And the packaging. Oh, it's
so cute. Like a little candy in your bag. And now look at this close up. You can see my lip lines,
but also that gloss. If you are searching for lip oil that really fills in the lips,
this is exactly what you need. Look at how even that reflection is. It means the formula
is thick and rich. It stays in place, no mess, no dripping. I finally tried something new on myself.
I always create looks like this for clients or models, but never thought to wear it personally.
And you know what? I like it. You pushed me out of my comfort zone. And I'm honestly so grateful
for that. Tell me in the comments what do you want to see next. And let's create something
fun together again. See you soon. Ciao!
