Please do a deep dive video on eyelash curlers: Shu Uemura, Shisheido, Kevyn Aucoin, Tweezerman Master Lash & Tweezerman Master Curl, Rephr, Revlon Triple Stepped Eyelash Curler (supposed to curl lash in 3 different places at once), etc.
Yes, but people have been defending Nogueira and saying that all mascara advertisements do this, so this is pointing out that no they don’t use falsies they just use special techniques
@@bebop2523 Actually if you read the fine print many of companies admit that the product is shown with lash extensions. Six of one really resembles a half dozen of the other...🙄.
@@ivechang6720exactly! The issue isn’t exactly the use of falsies, it’s the lack of disclosure. However, she is a baby influencer with a HUGE following and will likely never make this mistake again.
@@anastasiahejduk6447 I don’t believe that. She never responded to the concerns but with a sus fake valentine video. She needs to be canceled after all her scandals (false donations, exposing her rival’s addiction and now the ftc case)
Nogueira should learn more adjectives than the F bomb to describe products/techniques/looks. Never heard a makeup influencer use it as a common word in videos, except her. I mean, I’m no F’n Saint, but really? 🤣
I literally saw people roll their eyes at lash combs because "why would you get it that clumpy in the first place?" 🤨🤨🤨 I luckily just don't use that much mascara and the formula is thin and the applicator is stuff enough that it kinda combs them for me, but with my old mascara, I really needed a lash comb 😭
Agreed, I watched Erin's lash video a weeks ago & have been doing my lashes that way since, it's amazing the difference it makes, my eyes look so good doing it that way that I don't even need eye shadow
Mini tip for anyone that has trouble doing this method without getting mascara on their eyelid (like me 😬) use a small bendy bit of card, something the size of a clothes tag for example, press it to the eyelid along your lashline, you can rake away at that mascara and get right to the root’s without getting splotches of mascara on your eyeshadow 🙂
I don't even wear makeup (sensory thing, I think it's lovely), and I adore both of you! Her love of history, your down to earth approach are wonderful. You both make it so interesting and accessible.
My grandma taught me to use the mascara like this when I was a teen when I asked her why does she keep a clean mascara wand in her makeup kit, she said "one for applying, one for destributing". She'd use the mascara as we all do, then comb through with the clean one and repeating until she got the desired look. Also stretching gently your eyelids outwards make the eyelashes separate naturally, and she'd do that to finish
I do my mascara like this as well didn't know it was a technique I just lucked up on it one day and really loved how my lashes looked so I kept doing it. I also have naturally long curly lashes
@@jaebyrd4608 honestly, same. 😂 the compliments I get when I apply multiple coats of mascara and brush it out evenly 😍 also that’s apparently why I like „older“ mascara better bc it’s less clumpy and easier to brush out evenly.
@@chairoikoguma- After she had a fire lit under her and nearly lost her account multiple times. She is only doing now because she knows that people will call her out.
@@sabrinaghostblade3948 And? Do toxic chemicals suddenly become safe if you read about them enough? No, she does the research and then does it anyway putting herself and others at risk by modeling that behavior. It’s not good.
*Stands up and applauds as THAT mascara is tossed to the side.* I'm so over hearing about it. Really great tips however, on how to make your lashes really pop.
@@merder1414 L'Oreal Telescopic mascara. Tiktoker did a paid advertisement on it, claimed it was amazing, didn't make it real apparent it was a sponsored ad, used false lashes to make it look wowzer, everyone lost their mind, and it's still being discussed in some of the beauty guru circles. (Fast synopsis of it)
Almost forgot, the tiktoker also claimed that they didn't use fake lashes after they were caught, then ignored all the uproar and bada bing bada bang, the tea channels had a blast with all of it.
I stopped a little over twenty years ago, I could feel eyeliner had bled onto my eyeball! It was probably a cheap liner or something... but it hurt my eyeballs enough that I was like "never again," and I kept my word too... That little bit of extra black while it can make your eye makeup pop just a little bit, but not enough to risk my eyeballs and surrounding tissues! I agree with this optician - whatever benefits or immediate gratification that liner on your water line gives you is nooooot worth it ya'll! Not to mention that it usually just shifts off the water line into my lash line, which I've found liner then dark shadow works better, & I don't have to put anything where it shouldn't be!
Anytime I ever tried to put anything on my waterline, I've always ended up with makeup smeared all around my eyes, racoon style. Waterline = wet. Doesn't work well 🤣
Well either one, since this one didn't pop up on my notifications I didn't know how to save it to watch later or any other playlist! I'm gonna go try now.
She is amazingly talented.....im not really much of a make up tutorial watcher and normally scroll past them... but her nikki and you i will always watch your shorts. As someone who has hooded eyes and always have its not just an age thing ..eyeshadow and wings are wasted on my eyes i thjnk thats why ive never got into makeup much.
Bobbi Brown makeup artists taught me these tricks as a teen and they have served me so well! Have normal/below average lashes but get compliments with mascara on
When using mascara most people don't actually "roll the brush through" their lashes. They keep it still, instead. Rolling, the brush through them, makes a huge difference. Yes, she's amazing 💓
If you’re talking about the thing i think you’re talking about, those have never worked for me anyway, i’ve tried at every pressure my hand could do and I have very long and thick eyelashes naturally, so it’s not that they’re too short or anything, idk if thickness has anything to do with those not working on me, but I’ve tried one when i got it for christmas one year after actually getting into doing my stage makeup myself without help and one friend literally came at me with one and i looked up and i was like “woah! get that eye clamp away from my face!” she was like “rich, it curls your eyelashes to make them look longer” “tf it does! it just hurts and feels like you’re ripping them out, my eyelashes are long enough, just add a few extra layers of the tubed brush goo and we’ll call it good!”
@@andreacraig-green1195 i know about that thing, I was talking about the eyelash curler thing they were talking about, I didn’t even see the other two until after i commented
Erin really is the best. she still answers questions on her comments and shares all the great tips we wouldn't ever think about if it weren't for her. she's definitely my favorite person in the make up community. she's way more than an influencer. between her and Creative Cliche there are no other content creators that are still super sweet despite being unbelievably talented.
My friends used to laugh at me in the late 1970s because I had very long thick lashes, not all the products we have today and most mascaras would clump my lashes. So, I would use a large safety pin to put thru the lashes to separate my clumps! Of course it was dangerous and I totally stopped doing it once some better mascaras came out in early 80s. However, I have recently been seeing these lash combs but never figured I needed one. After seeing this I’ll be buying one today!
Discovered her content in the past month and she is amazing! Serious expert on makeup history while also a make up and hair expert. The two of you chatting is going to be fabulous!
I do something like this, but I use an electronic hand fan to "cure" my lashes in place before each new coat. I comb out the excess, then use my finger underneath the hold them in place while the mascara dries with the fan. It's like setting it. I have very heavy lashes and they will just fall and lay down straight if I don't do this. Really opens up the eyes, too.
This makes a lot of sense. I usually do a first coat and let it only halfway dry before applying the second coat for a thicker effect, yet the shape/height is still malleable at that point. Come to think of it, my best results happen while applying mascara in the car (not actively driving of course!), and it’s probably bc most of the time I’ll have the fan or air conditioning blasting at me. (Living in a hot desert climate with extended summers be like 🥵🪭)
Never been a big fan of makeup outside of Halloween, but I genuinely enjoy watching your shorts about makeup. You are truly an artist with your chosen medium.
You've helped make my point, thank you. It's ok to teach people who might not know but they act like it was invented by Erin Parson's. She is a great MUA but that no new techniques, I do enjoy her historical makeup ( well the 1 I've seen so far, I'm quite an expert myslef so I'll be looking out for mistakes as we all should)
I can do that with Maybeline mascara…. but this is pretty too. And folks, you don’t need a lash comb … a certain type toothbrush works as well and, with practice, you can easily learn to use your mascara wand to separate your lashes. I worked as a media mu artist for many years and I did really great work… I’m not just blowing it outta my arse.
Nothing wrong with giving yourself some credit. You had to work hard to get to that place, you earned the horn so toot away. Anyone doesn't like it can put it up their arses.
I was searching for this kind of video and thank God, one of my favorite youtuber did a tutorial. Thanks Johnny! It always been a disaster for me to have beautiful lashes (especially with fake...)
@@RavenSutcliffe I think, and this is just a guess. but I think it's the mascara that an influencer advertised as doing what falsies would do, while she was wearing falsies.
I recently discovered her and started following her because I love the vintage look. Plus I like knowing I can use a burnt cork to make eyeliner when the apocalypse comes 😂
Idk the creator but her lashes are BEAUTIFUL with her trick! She uses charlotte tilbury but any mascara works. Basically, curl your lashes, then apply the mascara at the base of your lashes. Don’t get the inner corner just yet because if you don’t, it’ll look like fake lashes that wing out. Then take the end of the mascara wand and apply it to the end lash on your eye (if that makes sense lol) and then apply the mascara normally. ITS SO GOOD
You would love the L’Oreal telescopic. I’ve been using Lancome and if you had a really nice ones for years and years and I am now using telescopic because it’s a dupe and it’s awesome.
your the first makeup artist i've seen use a lash comb. my mom taught me to do that to get the clumps out and i've never seen anyone else do it. it always bothers me when I see people with clumpy mascara!
So each time she speaks on it she has to say both statements for you to be satisfied? She doesn’t use them she has said that before but here you are making an issue out of nothing
I have always done this weird thing where I continuously "blink slowly against the wand" to comb them with the mascara brush. Covergirl Lashblast (purple, orange, or green) is my holy grail. Very buildable and not flakey. I do one eye, dip, go to the other, and then go back over them again without dipping the brush again.
I sorta do the same thing but also spin the wand and shimmy it back and forth while combing through. Been doing it like that since I started wearing mascara.
@@mirthstudios I went to cosmetology school a decade ago (used to do freelance but had to get out of it due to health) and have tried many high end & cheap mascaras over the years but I haven't found anything that compares.
