2022, what a year!! Want to see how these trends compared to last year’s? Check out the 2021 beauty trends video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9LvYaNCM7kc.html
No babe, zit stickers are treatment patches used to make the pimples heal faster - they're designed for over night use but some people are just "extra cute" wearing them out during the day. They must stay! I'm a 40 year old woman and if you take my zit stickers away from me I'll be devastated hahahaha
I turned fifty this year, and decided, as a white, cis female, to lean into my power. I call it all out, anti-transgender, homophobia, racism. If I don’t call it out, who will? Lean into your power, and connect with people who are “other” than you, and find out that maybe, we are all just human. It has really helped me get through feeling like I can do nothing to actually change the world, to feeling like I made a difference for at least in those situations.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I’m 54 and spoke up the majority of my life. What’s super tough for me is my ultra conservative family. I feel like since 2016 we’ve been pulled further and further apart. It makes me sad. If you have any advice, please share.
@@heatherjane910 I face the same issue. The only thing that seems to get through the insanity is me finding something to connect with them on. I have been a loud mouth my entire life, and it felt like I wasn’t being heard. Once I would call them out on, say, anti-gay comments (as it runs SO much deeper than homophobia) the wall/barrier would just slam down. Now I might say, “ so you are worried about men on a woman’s team, or locker room, or whatever, what do you imagine might happen? Instead of me just calling their state,ent homophobic, I ask,with genuine curiosity, not trap setting. Trying to connect with their fear of their daughter being perved on, explaining that this isn’t what people are actually asking for. It’s taken a lot of me biting back angry frustration with despair for the future, and truly seeking clarity on what the issue really is. I figure the lessons learned in South Africa’s truth and reconciliation process, which was heated and very hard for everyone, can apply here. I’ve been Googling the lessons learned, and struggling to apply them to those that refuse to admit there is even a need for this. This is a link to the US peace initiative that has really helped me with language I can use. www.usip.org/publications/1995/12/truth-commission-south-africa I hope and believe that some day people can come together the way they did in getting rid of apartheid. They did it, so can we.
Me too! I’m 52 and a teacher. I’m genuinely fearful that I may some day be on the news for voicing my “liberal” comments, but I don’t care. I can’t stay silent with the world the way it is right now.
I heard of it when doing a cosplay wig for the Vocaloid Luka a few years ago. There are a lot of variations of it too, different lengths, different bangs.
As a ~young~ person, I love cute zit patches bc it stops me from scratching and picking at my zits. I get to protect my skin and it’s at least somewhat socially acceptable and cute.
I wear the acne patches, the stickers, the clear ones, idc what, but it feels so much better than worrying about my zits. They heal in like 6 hours! We used to cover it with makeup that didn’t work and made them worse. Now we don’t even hid it. We just heal it. No big deal. It’s really empowering. Always stand up for others. No matter what. Talk to people.
Can I just say let’s absolutely not put sunscreen on certain parts of our faces to get sunburn blush? Every time you get sunburnt not only does your chance for skin cancer go up 80 percent but it causes really bad skin damage. But that skin damage isn’t visible until you are in your 40s+ and it’s completely avoidable if you wear sunscreen (properly). So basically, these girls are gonna have really really bad skin damage just on their nose and cheeks. So just wear your sunscreen normally and put on some blush 😐
YES! All I could think when the pics popped up was the brown spots they're going to be fighting in a few years. I'm so grateful I have fair skin that burns, so I never participated in the baby oil + iodine trend of the 1980s.
I adore the fact that JVN sets up these videos that appear to be just casual beauty viewing and then slides in a bunch of human rights and voting information. Also love the fact that I got my hair dyed and it went wrong (turned copper) and it turns out I'm on trend. Yay me!
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Hi Jonathan, gentle reminder that tools like the braiding device are an opportunity for those with disabilities to braid their hair and express their beautiful selves, and are not a sign of laziness. Much love!!
hi jonathan! i've been really struggling lately with trying to get my education, navigate my early 20s, and handle the constant overstimulation of being alive in 2022. watching this video with you and your glowing personality and your awesome team gave me a funny, relaxing, much needed break. i feel so good after laughing and smiling genuinely for the first time today (even tho the sun already set lol), so thank you for making me feel better.
My sunburnt blush is just a different placement and actually kinda helps my puffy under eyes blend in a bit better. I do it with cream and powder blush and always wear my sunscreen. I’m currently working on turning the same thing to look windburnt and cold. Taking tips everyone.
Loved this! I'm team baby hair clips; they are perfect for clipping back unruly or sweaty bangs. I have a prediction for next year - the "Cold" makeup look. It's frosty eyes with rosy cheeks and maybe a dab at the tip of the nose, like you went outside on a cold snowy day and your face got all rosy. It's pretty cute!
I've been doing heatless waves for most of my life because my hair doesn't respond well to heat. If I curl my hair it goes straight within a few hours, if I straighten my hair, it ends up wavy by the end of the day. Heatless ones last much longer for me. I was taught to do it by doing like a two strand braid/twist, and then going into Princess Leia buns. Although gender dysphoria and hair is a challenge... I don't want it short, but I don't want it to be seen as feminine, so I actually find having more curl helps for some reason.
Can you do a heatless curl tutorial? I'd love to see one! My hair is thick, coarse, and frizzy- and takes forever to air dry. Needless to say, I would love your advice on how to make it work. Also love you and your channel here on youtube!! 💞
What I've done (for the last 10 ish years), was basically start doing french braids at the front of my head above my ears, one each side, but instead of doing three strands in each one, just twisting two together. I usually grab hair from the bottom part and lift it up when twisting to have the hair curl away from my face. Once I get to the end, I'll either do a normal braid, or if I want more curl, keep twisting and then wrap it into buns. My hair is quite thick, so if I want a more curly look, do 4 twists going back instead of two. It also works better with damp hair (not totally wet, but still damp), and I found leave-in conditioner can help too. Usually I wait about half an hour to an hour after showering to do it, or I gently blow dry my hair just a little bit so it's not too wet.
Great video! Just want to add that those little braiding machines can be really good for people with mobility/dexterity issues. Just because it's not something we would use does not make it unnecessary.
I had to stop doing my hair in braids due to a disability where I'd have to take so many breaks just to do one large braid. Which wasn't that bad when I was living at home and could get someone to help, but by myself, I wish it was easier. I don't trust those machines with my fine hair, but I like when friends offer to braid my hair for me. I can do twists, but not actual braids.
I love your positivity and thank you for all the wonderful beauty content and hair advice. I'm 47, in menopause and your advice has helped my hair tremendously.
I just found your channel last night. Im a cis, white female, and I absolutely love you. I love your humor I love your attitude I love your message and activism. Shine on sister.
YOU, Jonathan, are a trend that will never go out of style. I love you so much. Hehe You are pure serotonin. I agree with your picks for what trends should go. Honestly I hated most of Y2K’s fashion trends back then and I hate them even more now. I might be biased though because I was a little baby bat goth girl back then. I prefer the Winona pixie cut better than the good damn wolf cut that is ALL OVER my FYPs. I do love the bleached brows and the "sunburn/cold girl" blush trend. Xoxoxox ❤️
As someone who has difficult skin that likes to break out, those star patches don’t stay on your face well. Tried them years ago and was like yeah this doesn’t actually even stay on???
What a day for you all today! 😮I saw a news reel on my lunch break and wow, what an unbelievable effort made to stop the upheaval and violence! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
JVN! Pimple patches are a life saver! They’re so much better to see than a fugly bright red zit! It treats the zit and does a good job! I think they boost confidence. Please try them out and give them a review! I love the ones from Florence by Mills!! 💜💜
People should try dying their eyebrows cinnamon red… dye eyebrows to bring out your eyes and minimize bags and shadows? Also, I’m 36 and love the zit stickers. It’s distracting and fun. It made me want to pick less too. They are also ridiculous, but they help.
Watching at school today. It’s a remote learning day because of the GA senate runoff today and our school is a voting site. People started getting in line at 5am and polls but line isn’t long now. Raphael Warnock is gonna win, henny! ❤
so, the "princess cut" is translated literally from the japanese, hime cut. it's not actually a trend, it's kind of a traditional cut that princesses in japan used to wear to show status back then. honestly some people look good with it and some people look terrible with it. it became trendy but it's definitely not for everyone
That's what I was thinking! Purposely getting sunburned is a bad idea. I've had skin damage due to forgetting sunscreen on my arms, and it sucks. I'd hate for that to be on my face! Sunscreen and CC cream with SPF are one of the few things I actually do for skincare other than toner and a face cream. Not so much in winter when I don't go outside much (and wear a mask when I do) but in summer, it's important.
The thing is, I think the “sunburn blush look,” is actually a way of applying blush to look sunburned without the actual burn. Not the sunscreen contour hack.
Thank you for always infusing important social and political issues into these very funny and positive videos. You have continued to encourage me to vote and get others to vote through getting curious. Keep up being amazing!
Y’all. Wear. Your. Sunscreen! All over, full face, body too. The sun burn blush is cute today but not years down the road when it’s skin cancer. That cannot be said enough.
I just adore you. You are such a light and I love how you being important messages into your videos. Also, had never heard of pimple patches but I am absolutely looking into them now. I still get acne and I’ve had a bad flare up for the last month or two that just won’t leave. And I know I make it worse by picking. So thank you for bringing that to my attention!!
You are everything! You are my daily dose of joy and goodness. Thank you for being utterly unique and amazing every day. Continue to spread your wisdom, light and humor. The world needs more of it! kisses from houston!
I f*cking love your energy, Jonathan! You’re so smart and gorgeous and lovely and omg you told me in your video this would happen 😂 But honestly though, I’ve been a hairstylist for 17 years now and you remind me why doing hair is so much fun. Thank you for that!
That Y2K braid machine thing is just a recycle of my 1982 Twirly Curls Barbie hair braider, and at least then you got a Barbie with it! (Although the newer machine likely worked on batteries instead of just squeezing it repeatedly until your hand cramped up.)
I absolutely love your wedding rings!! Your videos are great to watch not only to get some valid informations but also to stay happy and entertained. Love it!
Fun fact: "lived-in eyeliner" is a cultural norm in places where darkening the areas under/around the eye helps protect the eyes from U.V. rays in the desert (ppl who travel on foot a lot, tribal peoples, etc). May be a mimicked look in the west?
I'm a not very confronting person and it's hard for me to call people out. I did that to my fiance years ago when he was used with "dark-humor" jokes that were basically jokes that insulted minorities and he didn't see a problem because it was "just a joke". And now I'm doing with my mom, and honestly it's way harder teaching older generations, don't know if they can't understand, don't want to understand or does not care, but the process is 3x slower.
All I can think with some of the hair is "Hair Show Hair" lol. Love it but don't want to live with it. Also your comment about our bullies being our legislators is 100% true!!! I hate it and I try to vote it out every single election from city council to the President.
