People just need makeup styles that fit their face AND personality. Makeup can work on anyone but we wont all have the exact same features or personal style.
Exactly! Personally, as a Latina, I don't fit the standard of having bold facial features, so glammed Latina makeup with full, dark eyebrows, deep lipstick, bronzer and concealed edges isn't going to fit me. My features are soft and semi asian. Therefore, softer, korean inspired and douyin makeup is going to suit me a bit better.
@@lupitamendiolar5262omg I feel the same way😭😭I used to wear dark bold eyebrows and dramatic lashes because everyone else looked so good with them, but I realized that it didn’t work for me at all. Then I tried Korean inspired makeup and I looked so pretty😭
@@lupitamendiolar5262that's interesting! As a South Asian with an apparently "unique" face, i find that a combination of east asian makeup style and american/Latina makeup style suits me the most. Although i won't lie, i enjoy messy and not-very-perfect makeup sometimes. There's no rules and if you have an open mind, you can feel beautiful in that style no matter how odd.
@@AdoreableGamingsame! And i naturally have THICK brows. I personally don't like to shave or pluck my brows so i just lay em back, outline how i want my brow to look with a shade matching concealer, not a lighter one. Then i apply a pencil that's a dark brown, not black. After that i use a brow mascara that's a similar dark brown to the brow pencil and voila! It looks great on people that have bushy brows and adds nice balance to any makeup look! Sometimes i also like to use doja cat's advice from a vogue video and put some mattifying setting powder on my brows to prevent the light from "deleting" them.
@@mahdireza5695 i do the opposite of setting powder with my eyebrows, because i look too severe and intimidating if I don't tone down my extemely dark brown eyebrows. Sometimes I bleach them, other times I just coat them with a light shimmer color. It's really fascinating how many different things people do to get their features to their liking/suit them better.
Yeah. Her blush is really close to her eyes and a little overpowering. I think it might have looked better if she brought her blush down a little bit. Personally, I feel like her eyebrows are also overpowering her face as everything else is kinda soft and less defined and her eyebrows are very structured and dark. I honestly feel like her lips and the glitter around her eye isn’t that bad.
SKINCARE COMING 🫶🏻🥹 you can still see some blemishes because im still recovering from my acne breakouts caused during my life in South Korea! So worried now if it breaks out again when i go to china 😭😭😭
you don't get to disqualify her by saying nope like you think your know better. no shit this doesn't work for everyone. nothing is going to work for EVERYONE. makeup, recipes etc. she's giving good tips that still benefit some people.
"do the right way" there is no right way in make up... You adjust it on how you want it to look good on you. Unless it's a certain specific make up, then you can just follow the tips how to get that look. But at the end, you do your make up.
There is a right and wrong way to do makeup. People can apply incorrectly, asymmetrically, overblend, underblend, mix things that don't go well together, etc.
@@adriennea1348 define incorrect in make up. Some people purposely overblend, underbland their make up. Sometimes, they just are unsure how to make their make up looks good on them.. They will learn as they continue putting on the make up.. Just to say that it is the wrong way to some people, it could be the right way to other people.
There definitely is a right and wrong way to put on make up. You can't convince me that cakey makeup or wearing foundation that doesn't match your natural skintone is intentional.
My lips are small so the gradient lip thing doesn't work for me haha. Because there's no more space to blend it out 😂 so for me, it looks fine when I put it all over the lip.. but yes I'd figured for girls who have bigger lips that technique is useful ^^
I have relatively bigger lips but smaller than average in width and the main reason i like the gradient lip is because it prevents me from looking too severe. If I have completely glossy lips that just looks too overwhelming and distracting like I tried too hard, and if i have matte everywhere it makes me seem too serious and strict. So no matter what less is better for me :(
Not everyone looks good with East Asian makeup. Lip gradient isn't necessary and it doesn't suit everyone. I look better with lipsticks all over my lips not only at the center of my lips. But this video teaches us that everyone should do k pop idols makeup as if western makeup is the problem. No it's not.
yeah i've followed techniques for east asian makeup and have had to concede it just does not work on my western features. I think the glitter in the center does look nice but I think western faces need more 'shading' on their eyes overall too to help them pop, and the lip gradient really only works if you have full lips. if you have finer lips, you need it all over and to overline slightly to get a good look depending on what you're using.
I think the main reason why makeup looks bad is because people follow makeup trends and apply makeup according to a tutorial / video or certain look when it actually doesn't suit their facial features or skintone
She is just explaining Korean makeup standards😒 And filling ur whole lip up 💋 Eyeshadows all over the eyes 🤡 Glitters anywhere✨ Wouldn’t look bad if u do it the right way..just follow what u like ( she doesn’t have the right to call anyones makeup terrible )
These aren't bad tips, it might work for you but THERE'S NO RIGHT OR WRONG WAY OF DOING MAKEUP! You can look good with lipstick all over your lips, eyeshadow/glitter all over your eyes, etc!
As a white person who likes to do douyin makeup, it is definitely not the face or the eye shape or anything like that usually. It's just actually knowing where to put it. I've seen a lot of white women attempt to do this kind of makeup and get all the praise in the world even when their aegyeosal looks like an eye bag because they have no idea how to work with that area. Yes, there are some makeup styles that work better on some faces than others, but really I find it to be way less important than the actual understanding of the effect and techniques.
id also like to point out that makeup looks online are made to look good on camera but can look crazy irl. so following tutorials online can be a step backwards. the best thing i find that you can do is use those vids for inspo and just experiment with makeup as much as you can
There's no right way!! You just have to experiment! I reccomend finding creators with similar facial features, skin tones, eye colors, ect and seeing what you like on them, then testing that out on yourself! Personally i always go for a full coverage and dark lipstick and glitter all over my lid haha. Makeup is personal, and it takes time to learn techniques and find your style. Don't ket anyone tell you what you can and can't do with your makeup
What helped me was also understanding which color shades look good on me and which ones don't. For example, cool pink and purple just look awful on me no matter what I do, but warmer orange and red always look stunning. The same goes for brown shades; there are both cool and warmer ones.
theres not a right way in makeup. you can do your makeup however you want and however fits your personality and style. you don't need to follow a style, just be yourself! the worst thing i ever did was change my style when receiving hate, all that matters is that you feel good and how you like it.
I have just one question, your korean face and neck don't match after makeup. Like face is as white as pale and neck is normal. So, i have a request if you do makeup, do neck and hand makeup must also. As a perfectionist habit i find it uneasy 🙂
So if you don’t do east Asian makeup it’s “terrible”?bc some ppl have face shapes that don’t suit that like lip gradient and glitter doesn’t suit everyone like that either and there is no “right way” it’s called makeup because you get to make everything you do up not everyone has a Korean face shape
Step one: find the makeup that suits you best. Step two: watch videos from people who match your vibe and your face. Example: Gothic look on a black girl or Cold Girl on an oval face. There are no rules to makeup it’s how you choose to do it and which one benefits you.
I dont wear make up because it in real life always going to be kind of caky i feel like? In videos it looks like your real skin and stuff but im kinda scared that it in irl you can notice the foundation or concealer. Does this happen to every make up products and routines or are there any routines, products or make Up Looks that look really like in videos?
The lipstick thing is only for liquid and some people want to cover all the lip There is different style and lipstick type. The stick aplicación and the all over lip aplicación is what we use in spain and is not terible. I feel this tip is for asian makeup only. Educate yourself next time instead of being rude to people from other countries and calling our makeup terrible
There is no way i can do makeup, i have a very bad habit to touch my face all time and my face sweat a lot than other parts. One bad incident, i wore kajal in clg function but i ruined it through my hand 😶🤣🤣🤣
@@cinirollzzz i did but the problem is eyeshadow. Idk when i did it lightly, the eyeshadow become hidden. But if i did it like heavy eyeshadow,i look like had beaten up by someone lol😭
Hooded eyes are the worst🥺 i have them too & thought i was always just TERRIBLE at makeup! i searched on youtube for “how to do eyeliner with hooded eyes” and “how to do eye makeup or eye shadow with hooded eyes” & watched like 7 of the top videos got some amazing tips, but im nervous to even try because makeup has always looked so bad on me & i spent so much of my savings on korean (& some american) makeup while i was feeling manic this month😂😭 so if i cant figure it out or make it work for me, ill freak out over how much i spent even more lol😭 Im American but douyin makeup looks started popping up on my RU-vid & i just fell in love with it! But its going to be even harder than american makeup for me so it was probably a TERRIBLE idea🫣
I'm super obsessed with Korean makeup and skincare. The way they accentuate their natural beauty with simple things like shimmer in the center of the eye and subtle eyeliner in neutral browns has been a game changer for me. I get so many compliments when I do the subtle liner.
I think it looks a little strange just to have a glitter block in the middle of your eyes. I'd rather spread it out, it looks prettier to me. But helpful video!
I just don’t look like myself with makeup on and it bothers me. I think makeup artists are really cool and talented I just never want it on my own face
Also a lot of people are forgetting that they can’t compare their unedited photo to heavily filtered and photographed photos and expect them to look the same.
The first things I noticed on the girl is that her eyebrows are too long, dark and thick for her face which is pretty small, ageyo sal line is too visible and her lipstick is applied very uneven.
I think anyone can looks good in East Asian makeup you just gotta know how to do it on YOUR skin play around until you figure it out I’ve seen it work on all skin tones and they all looked beautiful
I prefer only putting lipstick on the outline of my lips and blending it in. I feel putting it in the centre and blurring out makes the lips look smaller and also like you just had an ice Lolly
my aeagosal(or whatever its called idk) glows naturally in the sun(or anywhere that has lights in it) but either way,the glitter looks so pretty!!! Highly recommend.
Makeup doesn’t fit me bc I have lots of freckles. Everywhere… so I’ve never thought it looked anything but cakey and see-through and never took the time to improve
I wouldn't say that everyone needs to follow this. Makeup is subjective and more than anything should fit the person's face shape. It takes more than just advice like this for an individual to understand how best to do makeup for them. The art of learning how to do your own makeup is the art of understanding your own features, your own beauty and what would enhance that. Where I would place my blush would be different to someone with a different facial structure to me. How I would do my eyeshadow would be different to how my best friend would because she has monolids whilst I don't. You have to learn how to follow the shape of your eye. The shape of your cheekbones. The shape of your nose and lips. Makeup is individual. Some techniques which look nice on certain face shapes, and just as importantly, certain skintones, may not look nice on others. So when asked why your makeup doesn't look as good as it does on someone else, rather than copying how others do it exactly, use that information and adapt it to fit yourself. And if something looks wrong, if something seems off. Its okay. Just try again. Makeup, just like any other form of art, is a learning process.
That girl problem is,😊 • Blush on: it is too much and gaining all the attention which makes it look weird. • lipstick: The lipstick is too pigmented and a bit out of the lips. •eye-liner: She has monolid eyes, and this is not how she should have applied it, and if she still wanted this shape of eyeliner she could use eyelid patch or whatever that thing is. •agyeo-sal: It's looking weird because she made the agyeosal line with a really dark liner, and both lines aren't equal
