Hey, it's Jackie & welcome back for a whimsical winter fawn makeup tutorial!! Let’s get douyin deer pretty! 🦌🤎
Deer print is everywhere this season, so this is my winter version of deer pretty makeup: matte porcelain skin, a cute pixie nose contour, warm fawn blush swept high over the nose, faux freckles inspired by fawn print, and big round doe eyes with aegyo-sal highlighted, puppy eyeliner and long wispy lashes - finished with a soft warm nude lip and just a touch of icy shimmer, like glistening snow!! Cozy winter glam meets Douyin makeup techniques, and it doubles as the prettiest holiday party makeup!
I filmed this one long form only, so grab a festive coffee or tea and let's get ready together step by step 🤍
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Hey it's Jackie and welcome back
for this winter fawn inspired makeup tutorial.
I love doing different deer pretty looks,
I've done a couple in the past
but I recently found these gloves and this hat
and I just wanted to wear it in a thumbnail so
I thought I would do another Adonian inspired makeup look.
We're using lots of fun products
so everything is linked down below as always
and let's start with the base.
To make sure we don't get any dry skin clinging to the matte products,
I wanted to use some sort of milky toner.
But you know what? I never stick to using
liquid products. They're kind of messy.
I prefer this. This is from the drugstore. It's the
Revitalist Glass Skin Liquid Cream.
So it's just a little bit easier to apply. It doesn't like
drip down your hands or anything
and it really does give that gorgeous gloss effect. Plus it
looks amazing under makeup. I've been using
this for a couple weeks and I really like it.
And then I'm following up with the L'Oreal Paris True Match.
This is, I believe, their lightest
shade, but it's still a warm undertone. It's 0.5W.
It's a little messy, but I got this one to do a
pale girl makeup tutorial inspired by Elle Fanning.
So I've let all my tan go, and we're going to build
this in light layers. You can really sheer this out
and build up coverage to get a flawless finish.
I have this little face palette, it's called the Cover Perfection.
I got it when I was in Korea and we have
this really light shade that I'm using to brighten
up the face.
I started on the chin, really brightening up underneath
the eye, correcting my lids,
bringing it down the cheek.
Usually I enhance my jawline with highlight,
but with this look, I'm going to soften my
jaw.
To set, I'm using my favorite Chinese beauty brand.
This is Florasis. I use it in like every
tutorial. I like to start with this mattifying powder.
I love the translucent one. I'm using
the brightening pink one today and I just press over the skin.
Never looks too powdery and sets
beautifully. But because I want this extra matte,
I'm also setting with this loose powder.
For contour, I'm using this adorable flower nose palette.
This is the Girl's Chocolate Shop,
and this contour shade right here is great.
I'm keeping it pretty soft around the face.
Usually, I would sculpt out my cheekbones,
but I'm just fading this around the face.
But the real contour is the nose contour.
To easily contour, I love using
the Makeup Forever Endless Cacao Eye Pencil,
and I just followed this little diagram here.
I started with the nose contour,
and I'm also reshaping my lip a little bit.
I want a pouty upper lip,
and we're just starting to blend.
This turned out really cute. I never do my nose contour like this.
I feel like I usually connect
the whole thing. While we're here let's also do the eye bags.
So the face contour we went softer
but then the nose is cutesy. We are going to add a highlight next.
All around white. You could use
a bisque but I do want this to be pretty dramatic.
Also adding the highlight to my brow bone. I'm
blending this in. My lids look a little dry.
I forgot eye cream. I would use the Caudalie eye
Eye cream, this is my all-time favorite that I use every day.
But that's okay.
Going back in with my flower nose palette.
I want it to be kind of dramatic,
like a little bit unblended for a kind of cartoony look.
You can soften this up if you want to, of course.
I just like doing different styles.
I already feel like I look different.
This is my favorite brow pencil from Sephora.
It's the Arch Brow by Anastasia Beverly Hills.
It's a really fine tip so you can draw little hairs.
One of the inspo photos,
I see that there's hairs drawn on on a diagonal.
Here and they're on a tilt upwards. I'm not committing.
I think the main idea is like youthful brows
So try to make them a little straighter. This is just my version.
I'll add a touch of warmth to the brows though
This is the stunning palette we're using today.
I thought I would add some of this lighter brown through my brows
For blush, I really wanted to use my favorite formula.
I've been raving about these.
I've already powdered heavily,
and yet this still goes on so beautifully.
I love the shade Latte Praline.
I think it's a really beautiful warm shade for every day.
And on this very pale skin we have today,
it'll just warm it up.
Applying this up by the eye in kind of a V shape
to add a little bit to the nose.
And this does set matte as well.
Can't forget freckles, kind of inspired by the print here.
This is the Etude Naturally Freckle Pen.
Oops.
I didn't mean to do that.
I'm using these freckles to continue to contour
down the sides of the nose, over the cheeks,
feels very dear pretty.
And with this product, I like to apply it
and then just use my finger and dab it into the skin
and then do some more dramatic freckles too.
And if you have any little bumps on the skin,
it's great
to camouflage
with the pen.
I'm using the new Danessa Myricks Freedom Palette.
It is beautiful.
Danessa Myricks has some of the best eyeshadow formulas.
They're very easy to blend.
And I'm only using this light matte brown through the crease.
I'm not really flicking outwards that much.
And then I'm deepening up with this slightly richer brown.
They're very similar tones to this hat.
And then making sure my lid stays bright.
All the way to the outer corner.
This isn't like a sculpted 60s eye.
It's much more soft.
Also light under the brows all the way.
I only use these three shadows today
but the shimmers are especially stunning. We've
already applied the matte liner through the inner corner
and the aegyosal. Let's go with a brown
liner to match the look. This is the Hot Precision Liquid Eyeliner
from L'Oreal and it's their brown
shade called Brown Leather.
Just fade this slightly on a lower angle.
So instead of this way, tilt it down.
On the bottom lash line, start to wiggle it into your lashes.
And then when you're about here, create a small circle,
leaving a bit of a space between your
waterline. Instead of taking the white and rimming the space there,
let's add a little bit of a
richer brown. I do want to connect the liner all
the way to the inner corner, but it's easier to
do this with shadow. Okay, I just switched liners
because I was struggling to do really small lines
with this L'Oreal one.
This is the Meowsa Liquid Eyeliner from Winky Lux.
It's a little bit easier
Easier to get fine details in.
Another gorgeous brown.
I'm using a bit
of a matte shadow to soften
and extend the shape of the lashes.
Curling the lashes.
I recently recommended the Chanel Brown Mascara,
but then I got this one in PR.
It's the L'Oreal Panorama Voluminous.
It's also really, really nice.
I love the brown shade.
Even with just mascara, it looks so doe-eyed and pretty.
I'm gonna cover my eyebrows.
Ooh!
That way, for all you know, they could go up.
Little tiny eyelashes are not my strong suit
so I tried my best here but I have these tiny lash
extensions no lash lash by Suede.
They're just so small and I'm so shaky it's really tough to make
them perfect but I wanted really long wispy lashes.
Instead of having them longer at the
outer corner they're going to be just as long through the middle.
I'm not good not good with
Look at the tiny lashes.
Just have it on a tweezer.
I'm adding a bit of duo glue.
Oh my god. So I added three longer ones
and then let's add some medium ones in between.
Taking a tiny bottom lash
as well.
Yeah that's whimsical.
Blend out that lip line
a little more.
Let's double up my products
and use my Bloom blush yet again on the inner part of my lip.
And then I'm toning down the lip color with Off the Market.
This is a powder kiss lipstick from
MAC. I love this formula so much.
I'm contouring and deepening up the top lip again with Endless Cacao
A little bit of a gloss.
There is a super neutral, very wearable base,
but I do want to add some sparkle and shimmer
to make it wintry.
I wanted to winterify
this look
by taking the Fenty Beauty How Many Carats Diamond Bomb.
I also want to do the hair trend
where you apply this throughout the hair
and it's like all sparkly.
So I'm going to do that for a short after I film this.
But how pretty is this sparkle?
After I applied it, I felt like I could amp it up even more.
So this is the Glow Shots by NYX.
They sent this over in like a Halloween bundle.
I think it's so pretty. I was just layering this
and then a little bit more shimmer.
Added the shade Raising the Roof just a little bit to
deepen it up. Of course, I'm wearing brown contacts.
They are from April Eye. That's
one of my favorite contact lens places.
I didn't do a circle lens. I just did brown.
And I think it looks really nice.
I got this on a little shopping spree. If you want to see my vlog
channel, I've been uploading almost weekly there as well.
Let me know what you think of this look?
Do you like these Douyin makeup techniques?
Would you wear something like this?
To complete this winter fawn aesthetic,
I really wanted to try this hair hack that went viral on
Instagram. I remember Glamzilla doing this last year
and it's made its viral wave again.
Comes out kind of chunky, but then when you brush it out,
one, you will get so many sparkles
on your brush and probably all over you, but look at all the sparkles.
Kind of fabulous.
It looks almost like tinsel in your hair,
glittery snow, or maybe dandruff.
I don't know.
Let me know your thoughts.
But adding a little bit of sparkle could
be so cute for a holiday party.
I just did a lot to see what would happen.
For my nails, they just have a little bit of a shimmer on them.
This is Olive and June Starfruit Shimmer Gloss,
but they do have a fawn print nail, like a glue-on one.
I always use Olive and June nails.
So if you love this print and want to wear it subtly,
I would check those out.
I recently placed an order from Cider,
and they have a lot of deer print.
I got this sweater and this sweater.
Excited for those to come in.
If you want to keep on watching beauty
and you like the Victoria's Secret aesthetic you might
like my 2026 inspired look recreating Candice's makeup
or if you like something a little bit
retro I recently posted my favorite smokey eyes
and a nude lip inspired by my take on
Brigitte Bardot. As always everything is linked down below
and I will see you in my next one.