The REAL Mid 90s Makeup Look

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@DiaryOfDarren Год назад

It’s so refreshing hearing someone talking about the big trends, standing back and taking a look at the overarching themes. I think the TikTok generation is constantly going on about “new trends” when in reality they are all under the same umbrella but you, with you wide knowledge of makeup history, can take a step back and look at it all for what it is. It’s a nice slow pace which I appreciate

@LisaEldridge Год назад

Thank you , really happy you loved this video xx

@AlcideIzMine Год назад

I think that's partly due to marketimg. Brands want things to appear "fresh" and "new" so they'll rename old trends. Like Cloud Skin or the Cold Girl Look. Then social media picks up on the marketing term and we have a "new" trend, but not really lol

@Elizabeth-lk3tf Год назад

Love this. I was an avid makeup fan in the late 80’s and 90’s, and I remember this sea change from Dynasty to Grunge so well. Exciting times!

@LisaEldridge Год назад

@@AlcideIzMine Lazy marketing has a lot to answer for! 🙄😂xx

@tcrijwanachoudhury Год назад

I believe they're calling it "micro trends"

@djenaba5024 Год назад

That was an EDUCATION! I think you should make more videos like this Lisa where you dissect trends and actually teach us something about make up history. No one else explains it like you. You have the knowledge, wisdom and authority to do so. Fascinating!

@msanyae8454 Год назад

She's done this a 100X over on her channel. Check older videos.

@clairegroves3228 Год назад

Absolutely agree!

@djenaba5024 Год назад

@@msanyae8454 True but some newer videos would be nice too and it was seperate her content from every other make up tutorial out there

@Whippy99 Год назад

Hear, Hear!

@eddiegreene7334 Год назад

I was best friends with Kevyn since he was a teenager and worked with him on many projects..so I thought I would let you know some of his favorite products. He usually prepared skin with Kheils ultra facial moisturizer…the liquid one…his favorite eyeshadow to use was Madeline Mono matte collection because they were so pigmented …the matte black was used to contour the lid and as liner…he use to say I have never seen anything this black! When the face was matte he loved Lancôme cream powder base…the Halston model Chris Royer turned hiim on to it…it was the beginning of him “baking”…she told him put it on heavy under my eyes ..let it sit and then dust it off….h was so excited that day and told me oh wait till I show you this trick!…when makeup became more natural and dewy he’s would lightly use Cody air spun…in the leopard print box. Makeup was so much fun and very creative at that point. I could go on and on but just wanted to give a little input….great video and you Lisa are a great artist.

@LisaEldridge Год назад

Thanks so much for sharing this with us Eddie , so interesting !! xxx

@jackie-minjiewu5483 10 месяцев назад

This is amazing!! You must share more, it is such a treat.

@mariash1970 8 месяцев назад

Amazing! Loved this Lisa…embarrassing to realise I still do some of this…clearly stuck in the 90s!😄

@sineadmacbride3312 Год назад

As a teenager in the 90s this is the exact look I wanted but had no clue how to achieve it. 😂

@kohk79 Год назад

Same! I could never achieve the black smudgy liner look! It always looked either too badly done or too made up, never the perfectly imperfect effect 😩

@joanneharding3486 9 месяцев назад

I was a teenager too I used brown eye shadow black mascara and black eyeliner. Was terrible with eyeliner. Nude lip gloss. 😂

@sarahmccord7767 Год назад

I’m so ready to embrace the style and ethos of mid-90s makeup. We’ve had so many years of the perfect, Instagram baddie, full glam, overdone looks, and I’m absolutely OVER it. 😂 I’m here for the anti-pretty.

@patriciamujica7407 Год назад

I think you mean the new pretty, isn’t? 😂

@belkyb14 Год назад

🤩💯🙌

@tcrijwanachoudhury Год назад

@@patriciamujica7407 exactly!

@di3486 Год назад

Anti-pretty = me!❤

@beachrando796 Год назад

I was a product of the 80s and Mary Kay😮. Still in recovery.

@nehalele08 Год назад

VOTING FOR ITS CURRENT VERSON BEGINS HERE🙋‍♀️

@LisaEldridge Год назад

Haha! Xx

@nehalele08 Год назад

Also.. a look with The dark dirty lip and bare eyes.. the opposite! 🫶

@katesmith8424 Год назад

@@nehalele08 yes! I was thinking the same

@SugarmakeupEu 11 месяцев назад

@@LisaEldridge we desperately need it!

@tattyuk75 Год назад

I was 19 in 1994 and my aesthetic was very much the Drew Barrymore thin dark brows, virtually white eyeshadow all over the eye and a dark, black red lipstick. My contact lenses were most displeased when I tried the grungy eyes however! I love the look you’ve done today Lisa but the real joy in this video is the history and your own experiences of that time. I would love it if you’d make more documentaries on the history of make up and it’s trends. The BBC work you did was fabulous ♥️

@Eileen-xk6wt Год назад

I remember that look!

@Isobeln Год назад

It was all about Chanel Rouge Noir

@bootsieragansings Год назад

Aww, Kevin was a friend and I thank you for continuing to speak of his contributions and artistry to the 90's zeitgeist. 💛

@kalinek3682 Год назад

Ahh the days of the Kate Moss, Amber Valletta, Naomi in grunge glam. I love the sooty black-lived in-crying at the pub grunge-glam edit ♡●♡●♡ As always, you look amazing, Lisa!

@Mollyjean2014 Год назад

Heroine chic

@victtayl Год назад

Yes! I think of Amber Valletta and Emma Balfour with those looks

@carmenatudorei8930 Год назад

The way that Lisa is applying her make-up using the brush is like Picasso embracing his masterpiece 😊 I can watch her for hours and never get bored ❤

@belkyb14 Год назад

Same 🥰👏👏👏

@karenannaluisa3370 Год назад

Very soothing just to watch the brush strokes . And , it is not meant as putting you down as contentmaker, Lisa, but as a compliment: I just love to put on your video to slowly fall asleep. Your calm voice is doing its best! If you ever need another career-path you could easily become the voice of a calming, supporting and kind meditation course. Thx for your wonderfulity !

@HerculeseBaby Год назад

I did a bunch of catalog/print modeling in the mid 90’s. It seemed like every makeup person started our faces with a light layer of Vaseline. A pea size amount they would rub vigorously in their hands and then rub all into my face. I once asked why and was told that the foundation goes over it like a dream. I always had to wash it off right when the shoot was over or id have breakouts the next day.

@missgiamakeup Год назад

I grew up in 90’s Seattle and would later assist Stephane Marais, so maybe I’m biased, but this was perfect and should absolutely be required viewing for any aspiring makeup artist. 🙌🏼

@CleverGirlLP Год назад

Glad this is coming back around as a 46 year old woman who ADORED the 1990s. I miss the vibe then. So much more laid back compared to now.

@Huddie400 Год назад

I miss the 90s too. I miss the whole damn 20th century. 21st century, not impressive, so far.

@paulahillier1390 Год назад

Graduated from University in 1994. Loved the chanel "Vamp"and Revlon "Toast of New York."

@iKeto_gal Год назад

In the 90's I use to enhance my mole (located close to my lips) to be darker and a little bigger because I loved Cindy Crawford 😁

@sarahhirsch3714 Год назад

I love that Lisa creates such great products but doesn’t use every video to promote them. She reminds us that we can create all sorts of looks with products we probably already have.

@solangepolegar Год назад

What a throwback! Being a teenager in the 90s, this brings back so many memories… I had lots of acne, so I stuck with heavier coverage cream or powder foundations (the ones in compacts you’d apply with a sponge). I always smeared a kohl liner on the eyes just like you did (and never fell out of love with the definition and light it brought to my brown eyes). And then MAC Lipglass ;) We only had very expensive luxury classic brands like Chanel and Shiseido, or very bad drugstore products (does anyone remember Gemey?). I still remember getting my first YSL touche éclat already in the early 2000s… new products took soooo long to get here… My mom never allowed me to pluck my brows so I got away from that trend. In the later nineties I had them a bit more plucked but nothing like that very thin line. It’s still a gorgeous look :)

@pliktl Год назад

oh my LORD those compact foundations were everywhere and always just a bit too orange…

@raerohan4241 Год назад

@@pliktl Gen Z here; I have one of those. My grandma bought it for me. I usually wear it as a natural peachy blush instead of a face powder 😅 If I use it as a powder, I apply a bluish base underneath so the orange of the powder can be neutralised

@lindasvenssonsmith4794 Год назад

Same with my mum, to pluck my eyebrows was definitely a big no no. And I'm glad today that I listened to her.

@nlgarton Год назад

LIPGLASS!!!

@crystijna Год назад

I remember we used to mix lip pencil and concealer on lips, but maybe in late '90s.

@ExpertAquariumGirl Год назад

Keep in mind that back then nobody used primer on their eyelids. I don’t think it existed. A huge part of the greasy eye look was we were just young and greasy. We didn’t really have to add any shine at of the time. Things were simpler, and so was our makeup. We didn’t obsess over it or have to show it to anyone. We lined our eyes black, threw on a burgundy lip (maybe), a flannel and went to a coffee shop to read. Try it sometime. Bring it all back. (The only thing we did obsess over was having pencil thin insane eyebrows. Bring it all back, minus that. 😂)

@Mamado88 Год назад

I can feel the impending thin brows, there will be a new generation regretting that decision 😅

@ExpertAquariumGirl Год назад

@@Mamado88 Considering what some young people are doing to their faces these days with bonkers plastic surgery, as they age, their eyebrows will be the least of their concerns. 😬😆

@imcherbitch943 Год назад

Thin brows started making a comeback last year on TikTok lol. But like all TikTok trends it didn’t last long

@theoriginalsuzycat Год назад

I had gone for totally unplucked brows from the mid-80a and succumbed to revisiting my high school brows then. Thankfully they grew back!!

@monicaleanos5874 Год назад

This literally made me laugh out loud! Matte skin was the style but we were definitely greasy bahaha....

@misslinguinni Год назад

I knew this video would be amazing from the thumbnail: Lisa wearing a flannel top with the dark nails and smudgy tightlined eyeliner 🖤 Love discussions about trend evolutions and this video was so fun and educational (no surprise there!)

@romana.in.wonderland Год назад

Oh Lisa, big love! This is exactly how we looked in 1995 when I moved from the countryside to Vienna (for university)! When we went to concerts and festivals, students parties, university and even jobs. Lived in make-up, kajal from the night before, very pale (we did not self tan or use bronzer). I love this look and sometimes I still do it. Thank you so much! Edit: I feel we were so free back then.

@miajay507 Год назад

I'm in Vienna, too! Are you still in Vienna?

@romana.in.wonderland Год назад

@@miajay507 yes, I am. Still the only city in this country 🙃 and I still love it!

@denverdubois5835 Год назад

I agree with you. We really were so free, so much more than now, and it's not just getting older, not at all.

@hazesays3047 Год назад

Born in 94 so didn’t get to ‘live’ this for the first time around. But grew up admiring the ‘coolness’ of those in their teens and twenties. Never been able to let it go and embrace the heavier looks and now it’s back! Thanks for the education, Lisa. Your videos are a cut above the rest! ❤

@katesmith8424 Год назад

Oh my goodness, even those 'sleeper,' style earrings remind me of the 90's. I used to wear them everyday but had totally forgotten about them

@sandragreenberg6010 Год назад

No one on the Internet has the ability to capture and explain the history of makeup like Lisa! I’m 68 now and I had that Kevin Aucoin book and used the Vaseline as well. I actually did sleep in the makeup and the second day was better than the first. Thank you Lisa for bringing back such wonderful memories! I can’t wait to see what you do next!!! I use and love your products as well as they are effortless!

@sundaygirl006 Год назад

Love this! Was hoping you would do a 90s make up tutorial! Please do the “everyday” version as well.

@LisaEldridge Год назад

Great idea!! I will do xx

@jasminh6706 Год назад

I was 15 in 1994, experimented with a tiny bit of matte brown eyeshadow. 1995 ushered in Poppy King’s matte lipsticks here in Australia, named after the 7 deadly sins. I wore Avarice and Lancôme kohl in black.

@israabasheer8555 Год назад

I sometimes feel so honored and actually privileged to be part of that era. They were good times. Proof of that being that it made a double come back as you explained. I still haven't moved from 90's makeup on myself tbh. Thanks for giving us this profound knowledge and making us relive it.

@yisimlampiris-tremba2247 Год назад

Yup, being a teen during the early nineties, I remembered that look. Even the movies had a 90s look, one in particular was the “Ref”. Judy Davis’s makeup was so 90’s. It was a grunge look, with an all matte look and browns. I did the no makeup, makeup as a teen. But I found it quite interesting during that time.

@katemakeuplooks Год назад

It’s amazing how evocative of a period of history and life a makeup trend can be. This takes me right back to amazing times at Leeds university in the mid to late 90s, and wearing this look to lectures. I studied physics and distinctively remember that I should have been revising for a quantum mechanics exam but instead I was sat in front of a mirror plucking my eyebrows to nothing 😂😅. Love that you’re telling us all the makeup history, it’s fascinating!!! xx

@FlowerPower1000 Год назад

Grungy, lived-in, 90s make-up to my heart’s content from the OG artist. I will never ever complain about this comeback ❤❤❤ Looking forward to the burgundy lip+glossy eye version. Xx

@carlal5584 Год назад

Great video! Being from GenX, I still incorporate some of elements from the ‘90’s in my current make up routine. Would love see a video of an updated 90’s look for the modern day.

@celinabond Год назад

Would love to see this as well! When I wear makeup I want it to look lived in

@9fiveb180 Год назад

You will forever be that "cool chick" with the tailored 501's and the backstage lanyard dangling in front of your vintage CBGB Tee Lisa. Always.

@AlexandraPoturenko Год назад

I want Lisa to make that kind of video on every decade ❤️

@tammyeaton4791 Год назад

I remember the Grunge look back in ‘93-94. My uncle has passed away and his friend gave my mom and I his wardrobe. It was cool because most of the clothes fit us. There were Russell Athletic sweats, plaid-like shirts pieces from GAP and Pendleton a couple of leather jackets. It was a GOLD MINE!! The added bonus was that we could wear the pieces and CONNECT with him. I never got on board with the smudged makeup but I had some fun with the clothes.

@bbcerise Год назад

Love it! I'm 45 and still love this look so much, actually much more than the trend we saw the last 10 years with lots of make up, contouring, highlighters and stuff like that! When you started your make up I thought : Embryolisse and Mac foundation! that foundation was a big deal. I still have 2 products from Stephane Marais - a lipstick and a cream blush (that I don't use, but don't want to throw them!). I remember he was the 1st make up artist who was having a line, it was a big thing!! Also, I remember reading something about Carine Roitfeld, saying that she would do her black eyes and then have a bath, and so the make up would look smudgy because of the steam! Anyway, really loved that look, thank you for sharing!

@Tigergrrll Год назад

That looks really nice and normal!

@lauratice8490 Год назад

Also,Bobbi Brown really brought those neutral colors into the mainstream and made them popular

@elisaastorino2881 Год назад

I was working in a high end department store when we got the original Bobbi Brown line. We had an exclusive on it for years so I felt ever so chic wearing it. In my humble opinion, it lost something when she sold out to Lauder - now that she's totally away from it, I fear that it's turning into more of the usual, with glitter and silly names for colors instead of the basic descriptive shade names that she started with. Fortunately they still seem to be carrying the original lipsticks that caused such a craze back then.

@denverdubois5835 Год назад

Bobbi Brown and Stila, yeah, they were the best. I felt so special wearing them.

@charlottetroman Год назад

@@denverdubois5835 Stila glosses were my absolute faves…especially berry and blackberry, plus Clinique black honey!

@m.e.5 Год назад

@@elisaastorino2881to Jones Road we go ☺️

@jenthebubble1914 Год назад

Rimmel soft kohl black liner was the best smudgy liner! It was the one I used all through the 90s!

@ScarlettEmeraldASMR Год назад

I use that one a lot! I prefer regular pencil eyeliners

@MalenkyGoblin Год назад

My mom actually grew up in Kevyn Aucoin's hometown, possibly on the same road, according to a local newspaper. One of the employees at the Sephora there told me about how she got to meet Kevyn's father, Isadore. She said he was the sweetest guy and was very proud of his son, which means a lot in a very socially conservative area where boys are pressured to be macho and play sports.

@stephmmcbride9197 Год назад

Very Natalie Imbruglia reminds me of the Torn Video from back then 1996. Loved the rock chic look. Takes me back to my teenage years when I was 16 in 1996. Remember the burgundy lips. Everyone seemed to wear Rimmel on the street x

@hazelweaver6082 Год назад

This is an incredible breakdown of makeup history and the trend cycle repeating with a modern twist. I lived through the 90s makeup too and have felt all these things in makeup, fashion and even music coming back again too. Ah it’s so great to see it explained in such an informative and interesting way! Thanks so much!

@tessuhbrown Год назад

Thanks Lisa for always doing a great job providing the context and history around a certain look. I know that grunge in particular was a rejection of the digital music inventions and trends of the 80s that created an ultra-polished product. As you've said, this new go-around of pared back and more natural aesthetic could be brought on by some of the same reasons - a rejection of the technological deluge we're currently in. It's so important to know where we've been to understand where we're going. Gonna go smudge on some eyeliner!

@JL-fp1sm Год назад

1994: I was a 9 years-old French little girl. I always loved the 90's grunge make-up and the earthy tone of that era. Somehow, I stuck with the brown tones in my everyday make-up with a 2023 twist to it. Fantastic video and make-up history lesson. Very enlightening regarding the trends as well. It's quite similar to literature movements, for each era, there is always a counter-movement that follows. It reflects itself in Arts in general, whether it's music, cinema, make-up, etc. It's fascinating. Thank you for this incredible video, Lisa. As always, it's no surprise given that you are truly one of the most talented make-up artists of our time.

@uberwench_ Год назад

Lisa: Ive went on for ages 😇. No. I could listen to Lisa info dump makeup for days and never get tired or bored. She is a pure treasure

@themakeuparchivesx Год назад

Always a good day when Lisa uploads a new video👑🖤

@ScarlettEmeraldASMR Год назад

It's funny seeing this video. I just did a 90s Makeup Tutorial video. I have always loved the authentic 90s rock look and I'm so happy it's making a comeback. I never got on board with the Makeup trends from the last few years. Blah. Bring back the 80s and 90s! Lisa, I've always loved your Makeup tutorials, especially Makeup for glasses!

@CoffeewithCarey Год назад

I typically love how light handed you are, and what transformations you can make with your talent and such a light hand. But to me, this is much more wearable than what I would consider to be editorial. Maybe I just don’t understand the term well enough. But I could totally see rocking this look to the grocery store.

@curiousone6435 Год назад

Loved this, Lisa, as a teenage 90s kid! I was around 15 and this was one of the best times in music, fashion, makeup, and the fashion magazines were the best at this time, if you ask me! I miss the scents, too (I will always love Sun, Moon, Stars by Lagerfeld and Sunflowers by Elizabeth Arden -- anyone else remember that?). I remember the amazing editorials in magazines like Allure, Vogue, Bazaar, and even magazines like Mademoiselle and Seventeen -- I had cut outs and pages scotch-taped onto my wall. Cindy Crawford and Todd Oldham were rockin' it on House of Style (MTV) which I never missed an episode of. Kevin Aucoin was a genius; it was sad when he passed away. I really miss those days. I guess this is the closest we can get to summoning them back. The one thing I don't miss from this year: the plastic child Goody barrettes. They were cool on riot grrls at the time, but there were also a lot of sequins, new fabrics and textures, and iconic lipstick and nail colors that never went out of style. PS -- if they ever discontinue Touche Eclat, I think I'd cry.

@yunsuuu Год назад

Thank you for the little history lesson Lisa!! Absolutely fascinating and really gives me a perspective into fashion/makeup history and how ppl act in general! And from Lisa herself too!

@amberclegg8100 Год назад

So thankful you left your brows 🙏. The flannel shirt and black nails are everything to take us back to the 90’s ❤

@tamarc82 Год назад

I'm amazed how you're always so fascinated and enthusiastic about makeup, from all eras and trends, with no judgement, just with pure love of makeup

@sborstner44 Год назад

I’d love to see you do a tutorial on a modernized 90’s look. A mash-up of today and grunge would be awesome! ❤

@daphneodora5779 Год назад

Can I just say i love this style of video and delving into the background of the looks. As the person who peaked my interest in makeup history in the first place, I always appreciate hearing what you have to say and your experiences!

@18elleinad Год назад

I loved Kevin's Nude makeup line in the 90's. Now that I'm 60 with good skin I still love a smudged liner matte contour in and above the crease and a medium shimmer on my lid with loads of lashes. My focus is skin and complexion and Kitten Mischief lipstick is one of my faves!! Thanks Lisa

@Novarcharesk Год назад

I'm so fascinated by this. I've recently felt inspired by a combination of Grunge and Bubblegum Pop. I haven't quite nailed down how this would come together, but the simplicity and starkness of the Grunge, with the innocent prettiness of the Bubblegum Pop to make, I dunno, Bubblegum Grunge/Punk is very much what I want to do. It's quite an eclectic combination, but it's something I want to do.

@vesper1345 Год назад

This feels like an old school Lisa video, before you sold your dream products in most videos! Thank you for this gem. You seem happiest when you talk about 90s looks!

@fbiagentfrank Год назад

My go tos in the 90s were benefit benetint, duwop lip venom, a black liner from Sally beauty, those rice papers from Sally beauty, and clinique black honey. I had a lot of products but those are the ones I was obsessed with. And of course my signature fragrance back then which I still enjoy from time to time was CK one.

@HerGreyness Год назад

We used Maybelline Black pencil liner in Red pencil- to make them more gloppy, we lit a match and burned the tip before application. This warm but not hot! Black goop made the whole look. Mushed up it was eyeshadow and also liner and waterline. That did stay on for days. 🎉 Also mixed some black with red lipstick and used as a stain! A lot of products - black shadows etc came from Patricia Fields’s store on 8th st (village).

@AuntieSenSen Год назад

Girl, this was the comment I needed. I was at that store every weekend!

@denverdubois5835 Год назад

I was just thinking about (and posted) heating up those pencils! They were the greatest!

@HerGreyness Год назад

Sorry for my spelling lol- I lost my lil glasses again and was using old ones but they made it all blurry. The Red Pencils came 2 in a bundle for .99 cents. The match heated just the tip until it cooled off and was pliable. I still use them and buy them for waterline- there is nothing better. I saw they now come in taupe, and brown shades - I am going to pick some up for my experiments!😍

@fwg2324 Год назад

Thanks for the great time learning a lot of interesting things.

@ferdiesantiago Год назад

I am grinning while watching this video because I’ve just unearthed my FaceForward book by Kevyn Aucoin and was thinking of doing his In Balance look. I think the reason 90’s look will always comeback is because it is such an effortless look but has a lot of impact and can be interpreted in so many ways. It is so classic yet so modern. And I think you interpreted it so well.

@winromeo Год назад

Given the nature of this content, ironically, this video is so “refreshing”! I love it when Lisa talks history and then merge to the present time, showing original products and what would be the equivalent for today. Thank you for the wonderful video!!

@shirkosta5513 Год назад

I remember Stéphane Marais ’s makeup on the supermodels being so grungy, dirty, beautiful on Peter Lindbergh’s pictures, i loved it so much ! Thanks for your vidéo, it’s great when you show the old makeup and explain thé vibe,,, 🙏

@MoonFairy11 Год назад

Absolutely love the vibe of the 90’s. Really miss those days!

@caits2963 Год назад

When I was starting out as a makeup artist in the 90s, I totally used Kevin’s books 😀😀😀 this was a wonderful video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@jgoel3266 Год назад

You've been gone too long...we love and need your lovely outlook and talent!

@arianemariano3807 Год назад

This video brought back so many memories! I was definitely a grunge girl in early to mid 90s. MAC was my go to brand. I made the mistake of tweezing my eyebrows thin! Thank God they grew back. RIP Kevin Aucoin. His books are genius! ❤❤❤

@nicoleevaherbst7306 Год назад

Lisa, I have long been curious about the beauty scene in Paris in the 90s. Were you doing gigs there at the time? Could you maybe do a video on this? Love these makeup history flashbacks ❤️

@susannjarvis5587 Год назад

Fascinating. I love how you can blend history and makeup trends into a compelling video. The history of Kevyn Aucoin's influence was so interesting. I do have two of his books because his aesthetic has always called to me. And I was so surprised by the use of vaseline and Elizabeth Arden's Eight Hour Cream to get shine. Today there are so many specialized highlighters that it's hard to remember simple products for simple solutions. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge and this fun retro look.

@Aeonara Год назад

I’d just add that as a person who very into heavy music its very interesting to see that along with such make up I see the trand for graphic, ‘metal band merch’-like apparel being back. Plus with Japanese manga graphic. In a similar way how this 90s grunge did seem to have an influence from 80s goth subculture, hair metal and synthwave. Make-up and fashion do really go and in hand here. Thank you for the video! Definitely offers some new perspectives.

@marihawley Год назад

Eye pencils were so scratchy back then... that's when we got creative and busted out our lighters to melt them! Didn't smoke but had a bunch of lighters for my liners. And Chanel Vamp nail polish....I was a broke B in the mid- late 90s but bought that at the mall... like who was I?

@ZornAllein Год назад

This is true mastery. The fact that you can do these perfectly polished and immaculate beautifying makeups as well as this purposefully messy and effortless look, is just pure mastery. You are such a gem for sharing your knowledge and skill with us, Lisa. Endless admiration from me xxx

@catiemccoy1694 Год назад

I can FEEL that eye pencil and watching your eyes water slightly because of it -that’s exactly how we got the best smudge 😂 Such a lovely video as always and I love geeking out with the history of it all! ❤

@RaphaelaPareto Год назад

thanks for the video, Lisa! ♥ Still in the middle of it, but could watch you talking about make up history for hours and hours!

@lilitharam44 Год назад

Awesome! Being a teen in the 90's was an experience. In the first half of the 90's I remember everything being matte, eyeshadow wise, and berry toned. Then towards the end of the decade, lots of glitter and colour came in vogue. Love your channel!

@lisapink9391 Год назад

This is by far my favourite video from you yet, Lisa. So educational and fascinating coming from someone who truly knows their craft. Perfectly timed as well, as I’ve noticed in the last few months 90s fashion appearing back in shops and on teenagers. No doubt I’ll notice the makeup shifting too. Please do more videos like this dissecting the makeup trends and where they originated. P.s. lately I started using my crystal nebula highlighter on the lids and I think that would be great on top of the kohl pencil you used in this look as a modern twist of the classic 90s eye. 😍

@elizabethhannah6836 Год назад

That P.S. is such a great idea.

@TK-fm5ud Год назад

I still have that book. It was my first makeup book from when I was 14. Still in great condition and as inspirational as ever.

@smagurugals Год назад

I started wearing makeup in the 90s. I was spot-prone and had lots of redness and I hated what I was seeing on my friends to do with foundation, think that maginot jaw line between too dark foundation and bare neck. So, I lived for that dark eyeliner and dark brown lip look, no base products, because I felt it drew attention away from my skin and put the spotlight elsewhere. From now til then, I’ve always felt much more confident in a dark lip than a nude lip, trends be darned. Suffice it say, Ms. Eldridge’s Decade, in all formulas, is my soulmate lip color! 😍

@eighteenpercent18 Год назад

Amazing how you made grunge look so fresh and not dated!

@MSaldivar81 Год назад

The 8 hour cream as eye gloss and highlight! You transported me back to high school 😍😎 I’m doing this look more often, I really felt empowered when I wore this look. I would love to see the dark browns and burgundy lips, please 🙏🏻

@musicfangirl7403 Год назад

This makes my Gen X makeup artist heart sing. It reminds me of being in my mid 20’s and buying everything from Bobbi Brown when she had only 6 neutral eye shadows. Also I love to leave a bit of the darkness under my eyes to this day. It leaves a bit of mystery…was I up to no good last night? You’ll never know!

@carolmelancon Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. I like hearing the history, however, I thought Way Bandy, with Designing Your Face in 1977, (that I was lucky enough to find in my local library when I was just starting to use makeup in high school) was recommending using natural, brownish colors for makeup way back then. He also showed how to do natural-looking face sculpting. By the way, since Kevin Aucoin was from Louisiana, his name was most likely originally pronounced as in French with a nearly silent, nasal "in" at the end: Oh-kwae (the ending sounds like the a in "at" or "cat").

@melissabridge5687 Год назад

I have always loved a tame grunge makeup. Not to runny… I’m 56 and sheer, glossy, Smokey amber browns are still my ❤. Back then I was in the industry. Doing makeup still makes me happy❤. Revlon Rum Raisin comes to mind. I still wear it to this day. 😍❤️‍🔥💄 Kevin Aucoin was my Idol. I ran out and bought his book and read it like the Bible. Studied it. Breathed it. Applied what I learned from it. He was perfection in his craft. He is missed.❤❤❤

@elisaastorino2881 Год назад

Yes!!! Rum Raisin has been one of my favorites since it came out!

@Ty-ih9cu Год назад

I know I'm late but i have to say how absolutely interesting and fantastic this is. I always love your content and have been following you ever since you started on RU-vid but this was just so cool particularly the info on what was used in that time and similar contemporary product. Thank you thank you thank you.

@zaria5785 Год назад

Grateful for the 90s. I loved hearing your overview of what 1994 was like. I had graduated by then but when I was in high school you could see the difference in makeup being worn. There were the cheerleaders with their red lipstick and bright pink cheeks and then there were the rest of the people wearing mostly heavy smeared eyeliner, very light blush and lipgloss but mostly foundation lips. ❤

@aliciadonovan2713 Год назад

This product list is EVERYTHING!

@lawyerlee Год назад

It's so fun to dive back into the techniques of that time. It's funny to me that as regular people we were wearing the most matte faces, but makeup artists were doing such a natural look!

@dmcarine Год назад

Agreed! That's the most editorial thing about the look Lisa does here---the shine. We were all about a matte look, including matte lips and powder blush....if we even wore blush.

@m.e.5 Год назад

For me, grunge has never gone out of style-always one of the classics! Thank you for sharing such an authentic recreation of the look

@melanie-1027 Год назад

This took me back! I graduated from high school in 1994 and this was exactly how I did my makeup. However, I did pluck my eyebrows into oblivion! I adored Revlon's lipsticks in Blackberry and Rum Raisin and loved the look of a nearly bare face with that deep purple-y red lip. I'd love to see you recreate that version of 90s makeup too.

@charlottetroman Год назад

Ah rum raisin!! I finished school and went off to uni in 1994 as well 😊

@elisaastorino2881 Год назад

I still wear it and I wish they'd bring back Blackberry

@melanie-1027 Год назад

@@elisaastorino2881 It was so good!

@strawberrymochibear8063 Год назад

Will you please do a hair tutorial someday Lisa? You always have the most beautiful curls and blowout! I love your videos - been watching for years and your lippies are the best ever. Warmly, Helena ❤

@23missannajones Год назад

Please do a modern rendition of this trend!! Loved the techinques and history you shared

@denverdubois5835 Год назад

I used to do the Eye *and* the dark lip LOL. But then I was pretty goth as well as grunge. I love the way Lisa notes the absence of heavy undereye coverage, and also the really simple face makeup. We didn't bother with contour...overdone blush...bronzer. Your own skin tone was the way to go and you tried to match your foundation well. I remember I couldn't use MAC because they hadn't put out their lightest (or darkest) shades yet--I subbed Revlon's "porcelain" foundation. Then a little mauve blush, kind of dirty colors as Lisa said. For eyeliner we'd often use those classic red-painted wooden eyebrow pencils by Maybelline, that you could sharpen and then heat up with a cigarette lighter to soften. And I had most of the products Lisa shows here--kryolan creams, Vaseline, simple clear lip gloss, the awesome Stila color compacts. I still use Dahlia! For eyeshadows I used Cover Girl quads and Stila--Kitten and Golightly, and a dark brown matte I can't recall the name of. Bobbi Brown, but yes, the single shadows and rich brown lipsticks were basics. Those were good times!

@ErinCRN Год назад

This is definitely a very editorial look. Real young women who were in their late teens and 20’s during this era (such as myself) didn’t wear makeup like this. We wore a very monotone look. Brown eye liner, brown blush, brown lipstick. Heavy powder. Then there were the girls with the dark lip liner and light foiled lipstick with basically a matching eye. But monotone was the look of the day.

@polly1141 Год назад

Agreed, certainly no contour or highlight. Concealer was only if you had spots! No Vaseline or grease.

@hbarlaam Год назад

Where I grew up, this is absolutely the look we tried to achieve (but with much less expensive products in most cases, as it was a sort of rural area at the time). We definitely used Vaseline and whatever cheapie kohls and kajals we could find at Walmart or the local drugstore, as well as burgundy lip products. Brown was popular, too, but I don't recall monotone looks being very common in my area. 🤷‍♀️ Of course, I'm sure we didn't look nearly as great as Lisa does here. 😆

@rrodz1447 Год назад

I think there was a lot of regionalism since social media wasn’t around and things would trickle down maybe from magazines or celebrities, but were made really popular by that one girl who knew what she was about, or by whatever your friends thought was cool and then was made uniform.

@charlottetroman Год назад

This was definitely the look where I was living then ( at uni in the uk), no monotone at all.

@charlottetroman Год назад

94 was a brilliant year…it was when I went off to university! It was around the time the film ‘Clueless’ came out (could have been 95), which, to me, defined a little bit of the moment, along with the music. I was totally a grunge queen…vest tops, long billowy skirts (and conversely mini a lines), checks, over sized shirts open, little pinafores, stomper boots, doc martens, platform sandals, browny mauve lipstick, smudgy copper and black eyes, Rachel hair…..the photos are interesting!!

@deenat8239 Год назад

In the early 90’s I was in high school, then college from 1992 to 1998. This is bringing back a lot of memories. I never wore a grunge makeup look, but I remember most of my lipstick was Mac - always, always the Spice lip pencil, two browny red lipsticks- one called Paramount and the other I think was Taupe. I had just one soft brown shadow and one beige. I never wore blush or mascara because my lashes were naturally dark. There was this amazing brand called Prescriptives that would custom blend foundation which was amazing as my skin is olive and hard to match and I often had concealer from them too. When Lisa showed those deep plums I do remember having a couple of really dark, purple-berry lipsticks but I don’t remember the brand, I just remember it didn’t wear well. I had L’Oreal black eyeliner that smudged like crazy, but I didn’t wear that everyday, just for going out. I didn’t own a ton of makeup then, not as many brands as there are today and was mostly a broke college student. The Prescriptives custom blend was a splurge for sure! Later on there was a brand of face powder too called T Le Clerc and the color I used was Banane because everything was matte, matte, matte.

@cmykategirl Год назад

This is when I learned to do my makeup and will always cherish these looks. And you know it shows up in my makeup style! ❤

@elfikselvatico Год назад

All together with your checked skirt the make up matches perfectly and you do look gorgeous 🤩

@MireyaR78 Год назад

Love this. The 90s was an effortless grunge glamour. I Loved it. I still pull in some of the tends but have definitely left the over lined dark eyes behind since in my current state, it tends to age my eyes. But still love the smudged eyeliner we would get when we didn’t thoroughly wash off the eye look the night before. Oopsie 😊

@angeltangle Год назад

Fashion Fair was one of the few brands that catered to deeper skin tones, so nice to see it get a mention. Don't even know if it still exists.

@MakUpDivaNY Год назад

It does! Fashion Fair is currently being sold at Sephora. Not sure for how long though.

@catherinelynnfraser2001 Год назад

Iman had a line back then too. Some excellent formulas. I kept a few lipsticks, in remembrance.

@Sweetthang9 Год назад

YES! In terms of fashion the early 60’s had a distinctly 50’s flare to it before mod took over, the early 70’s felt very 60’s with the boho/hippie, and the early 90’s absolutely couldn’t shake the 80’s glam. I love that little nugget in there.

@deboraho6779 Год назад

So glad you didn’t overcommit to the thin brows. Many of us in the 90’s didn’t incorporate thin brows. Thank goodness! Look at how many people now have to apply so many brow products due to over tweezing. Gorgeous look you’ve created for todays video! Always enjoyable content in your videos!❤🌟

@MsWinterIcePrincess Год назад

I was a teen in the 90s and thought my brows were so bushy, but now I'm so glad I never did tweeze them!

@deboraho6779 Год назад

@@MsWinterIcePrincess I was a teen during the 80’s when Brooke Sheilds brows were “the thing” and I had been blessed with brows. I’m so glad I never got on the bandwagon of heavy tweezing! Definitely a time saver then not to tweeze and these days not having to deal with all the brow products! 🤗