It looks really pretty but i think you could get the same effect by doing your concealer as you normally do and blending your blush into your temples and outer corner of your eyes.
The 80’s were totally awesome! 😉 We definitely had a lot of fun then. I bet I can speak for others who were teenagers in the 80’s that we are grateful the internet and camera phones weren’t around back then! 🤣🤣😎
Seriously! 80s Fashion and makeup was fearless and often ended up Slaying! The spandex was REAL, the silhouettes were dynamic, and the color palettes were Daring!
definitely achievable with concealer + blush + eyeshadow but it’s fun to see new methods for that look. a little rosiness/duskiness under the outer eye always looks stunning imo!
Give it a shot, whats the worst that could happen? You are already going in with low expectations so the worst case scenerio is they are met 🤷♀️ but you never know, you may just surprise youself ;)
@@watovitidk, it’s a goal of mine to let myself do things that make me happy regardless of how old I am. Sure, there are some boundaries to that, but overall if I’m 80 & wanna put on some pretty makeup I’m gonna try my damndest to make it happen. I hope you have a great week!
been rocking the 80s blush since it started warming up. It’s gotten me lots of compliments and some fans 😂. But it’s something you just don’t see all the time and now I’m special. 😅😛
My favorite 90s/00s makeup trend was the burgandy/brownish lip color, shimmer pink cheekbones, ice blue eye shadow with the cat eye and medium brows. The overlooked look was a bit too thin 😅.
Just do your regular concealer and place your blush higher, from your temples to the outer lower corners of your eyes. You can use a lighter and deeper shade of blush or pack the blush where you need deeper pigment. Honestly, it's much easier than this video makes it seem. Still very pretty
Being the '80s girl I can tell you I never would have done that much. We did crazy stuff like heating up a waxy eyeliner with a lighter. Sometimes it got a little too hot but we melted that eyeliner on. Powder was not popular because it was seen as an old lady product. Cindy Crawford and Brooke Shields had the eyebrows and that was the goal. I had a lot of fun!
That’s so much work when you could just put a little blush under the eye. They did this in Japan forever. It was filled something like drunk makeup or hangover makeup lol
Anything to keep consumers spending money. And here's the thing...the dollar that you spend makes someone else's life better. The dollar that you save makes your life better. Choose you!
This is just how I do my drag makeup lol. I use at least three shades for my contour, concealer, and blush each and then go in with the same amount of powders
I like it! But I think it would be easy to achieve the same look with a lot less work and fewer products. I'll give it a shot with what I have, wish me luck!
Listen girls. Take this from someone who was alive in the 80's we 👏 did 👏 not 👏 put blush under our eyes! We put it under our cheekbones. It was all about "contour." It was DARK. It was never around the outside of our eyes. Ever. Not. Even. Madonna. If you are going to reference a decade before you were born please for the love of God be accurate.
I know where this started from. Rose from roseandben. But she kept it very natural and beautiful. The girl on the green screen went way to heavy. And she only does her blush like that when she is draping it because of her whole aesthetic. Shes a genius and beautiful inside and out. And girl if you havent , buy her brushes. No brushes like them ever😊
I think this is for the girlies that have a lot of products, and perhaps time. I only have one powder, one concealer, and two blushes. It’s very pretty on you though! But I just can’t! Lmao I barely have time for my 8 minute routine.
I love using blush under the outer corner of my eyes and I've been doing this for a couple of years now. It looks really cute. But I don't do it like this. This is just too much work. I use a big fluffy brush to apply powder blush and use it on upper cheek bones and over and under the outer corner of my eyes and whatever is left on the brush on my nose
