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Alexandra what tretinoin do u use or where do u get it

How old are you 12

What about Always On in Olive shade????? like F10 0 L200

😭 Thank you!

​@@AlexandraAneleyes this makeup I couldn't quit staring at your perfect freaking face and how stunning this makeup is ....what shadow are u using ? It's such a nice looking brown

yes, what is this toasted biscuit shadow!? @alexandraanele

I agree I like the turtle neck on alex. But her commentary was funny though😂. Sometimes it seems as if her brain is wired my brain. Because her comment would be something I would think about myself but wouldn't say it out loud. Basically an inner thought I guess LOL

Definitely the best every day spf 🙌🏼

​@@AlexandraAnele 14:06 Could you do a video that represents the diversity of the olive-undertoned community more comprehensively? Thousands of people recommend you for people who discover they are olive but are still marginalized and under-represented because they are not a warm-olive. (I know, I am one.) Olive undertones can be "warm-olive", "neutral-olive" or "cool-olive". Of which the latter is the most rare of the bunch in the western hemisphere. And ALL can be either "muted/desaturated" or "bright/saturated". To represent everyone with a dedicated video or a series would be extremely helpful and up your subscribers if you referred to pigments/products that would work particularly for cool-olives. Skin can be porcelain, fair, light, medium, dark, deep brown. All of these distinctions explained would be a HUGE service to the millions/billions of olive skinned people out there many of whom still don't know they're olive. Cosmetic companies to this day say all olives are warm which is absolutely not true. Yes, we can use foundation pigment correctors like Mehron in blue and green. Blue is better for "muted/desaturated" or green for "bright/saturated". But lots of people spend way too much money mixing in "concealer correctors" with their foundation to try to match which changes the formulation of the foundation and is more costly than foundation pigment correctors. And many don't want to go through the hassle of mixing pigment even though it may be fun for some of us. I strongy suspect there is a much higher ratio of the population that has some level of an olive undertone and are unaware they are "getting away" with foundations that are "close enough" because they are warm and neutral olives. Which means they some neutral foundations are "good enough" for them. But this never really works for cool olives who don't know they need to be looking for purple blushes which will turn pink/mauve on their skin. Cool olives need to look to Asian taupe shadows for them to even begin to look right on their skin as opposed to American shadows which are primarily warm in tone. It's all very frustrating as an artist, consumer, and makeup lover. Olives, particularly cool olives should not have to jump through hoops to find pigments that will work for them.

@@violetviolet888 okay go find a green/blue pigment to use in cosmetics that is cheap enough to use in production. That's the crux of it. And then get it approved for use on skin. Otherwise it's just iron oxides. You can complain all you want but until this exists you're shit out of luck. Also not sure why you're bothering her about cool olive when she's not a cool olive.

@@donotreply8979 Here you go: I use Mehron (Same professional makeup brand that Alexandra often uses. "Liquid Makeup" in blue and in green. Under $7.00 each and both are lasted well over two years with at least two more to go). My comment was for Alex as she has a wide outreach and can educate her audience.

Honestly the Hero apricot sunscreen is my tried and true (it literally feels like a bb cream) but of course it's like twice as expensive (and I'm certain I could get coverage out of my $5 LA girl concealers). Is it really that awesome? I'm so curious!

😭 Thank you so much Raven! 🙏🏼❤️

I filmed this makeup! It’ll be up next week I think 😘

@@AlexandraAnele Oh brilliant tysm 😊 xx

​@@AlexandraAnelethank youuuuuuu

Eye, lip AND contour are all ✨👌🏻✨ here 😍

I use it on my neck too! Hope you love auric 💜💜💜

I'm 55yo and use the GoldBond on my neck, chest , hands, and feet. It has softened the slight crepeyness

I like the Isntree even more tbh

Gold stars ⭐️☺️

Best first comment! Double stars ✨ ⭐️

If you are in the U.S. it is available on Amazon from the actual brand!

The nails 😊

How do you get it to be “hairlike”?? Whenever I use it, even when wiping off the felt tip, it just leaves a block of stain.

@@thepeacefulprof for me personally I’m missing a lot of brows at the front (over plucked 90’s girl here lol) so might seem weird but I kind of go in from the top (of my forehead, if that makes any sense lol) and then using it on an angle I use quick upstrokes to make thin “hairs” I also go in with a spoolie soon after (let it dry a couple of seconds first) hope that helps!

It really is the best of the best, I’ve tried over 30 sunscreens in a year ~ I have eye issues and cannot tolerate any sunscreens but K beauty by my eyes

I love it too, have u tried the serums? Really good too. What moisturiser do you use!?

@@annanaylor I use the Glow Deep Serum and the Dynasty Cream. 😊

Is it mineral ? White cast on my tan skin? Glowy (I have oily skin and don't like more glow)?

@@midlifemom5829 hi hi, it isn't a mineral sunscreen. It's slightly dewy - definitely not a matte sunscreen. You could look into instree sunscreen.