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How to sharpen the frottage pencil....?

@@benalynjoytomas7272u can use any sharpener but i recommend the toocoolforschool sharpener thats specifically for the frottage pencils cause these eyeshadow sticks r really airy and soft that a regular sharpener might break it😢

Thank u

Thanks will try to find here in my country… 🙈

I was about to ask this ❤

@@alyajewellery I was a devotee to the EA 8 hour cream as well and then saw a dermatologist speak about the virtues of Vaseline and thought to myself ‘that 8-hour cream reminds me of Vaseline’ so I checked the ingredients list and sure enough, the main ingredient is petroleum jelly with some fragrance and colour thrown in.

Vaseline is an underrated product.

Aldi/lidl used to sell a dupe

Vaseline melts your makeup😕

Yesss they aree!! Forgot to add that in the video🤣

Ooo, thank you!

I also love to use it for burns, especially sunburns. In make up, it also makes an amazing tool to mix with your eyeshadow. Tbh this cream is pure magic, so versatile, helpful and one tube lasts a loooooot.

It’s basically Vaseline so yeah - honest it’s overrated. You can get some Vaseline and get pretty much the same result.

​@@veronicamaine3813 true, I like to use skinfood by weleda. Cheap, doesn't clog my pores and has nutrition for my skin.❤ I also use it when my skin needs a break or is irritated by the use of acids.

Thank you!

Etude House eyelash mascara fixer

incase anyone couldn't get the last product funny elves pore blurring powder works the same for me

Lmao. I came here for this comment!! 😂

a frottage pencil is a type of pencil used to create a smudged or blurred effect. "frottage" literally just means "to rub" it's common in art but ig it's also common to non-artist for a whole diff reason, which is why their mind is always in the gutter when they hear that word lmao

Well dewy glass skin is like a base and matifing with powder is for the finish look. Just like we should use lip balm before wearing lipstick no matter your lipstick will be lip gloss or lip matte. Back to your question, the reason why we do best for a dewy glass skin base (facial mask, moisturiser and even adding balm into primer/ foundation) is mainly to prevent cakey. But also, the glow will make your skin healthy, especially if you want to achieve light, no-make/ natural makeup. And adding powder is only for areas you don’t want overglowy (mainly where you apply bronzer and where you don’t want to catch too much attention)

The powder serves the purpose of mattifying areas that you don't want that shine, for example the area between the nose and lips, sides of the forehead, sides of the nose, and the jawline. This way the only areas that reflect light are the highest points of the face i.e. nose bridge, cheek bones, which provides a more dimensional look.

You don't necessarily want every area of your face to look too dewy, because it comes off as oily. Usually you want a dewy finish in the areas your face will be catching the light. You also dont necessarily need to use it immediately, it can be carried with you and used as your oils naturally come out through the day, so you use it then to bring you back to a non-oily looking level of dew.

Damn!

Like minty but gone rancid

The base (primer, foundation and powder) more matter than the spray for long lasting stage makeup. I heard some of them use Lancome Idole Foundation for that

Skincare prep is really important before applying any type of base makeup. I recommend you watch ASMR Soom's videos of when she's getting her makeup done at a salon and take note of the products they're using. Typically, they will wipe the face down with a toner pad, add a mist, and a lightweight essence/cream. I don't see many use primers, but when a primer is used, they use very small amounts on oily areas like the sides of the nose. One of the key steps is using very thin layers of foundation (korean MUAs use a thin foundation brush and apply it almost like they're painting), they then build these layers depending on which areas need more coverage. To prevent cakey-ness, powder is only lightly applied to areas to eliminate any unwanted shine like the eyebrows, and the sides of the nose (NOT directly on the nose bridge, since the shine gives the appearance of a taller nose bridge. I've seen newjeans' makeup artist use the pony effect setting spray.

I know 💀

Was looking for this comment, lmao

Surely not

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frottage: the technique or process of taking a rubbing from an uneven surface to form the basis of a work of art. y'all are children

me too! its great for eyebrows too!

I was wondering when someone would mention this! I had to rewind to make sure I heard and read it correctly 💀

a frottage pencil is a type of pencil used to create a smudged or blurred effect. "frottage" literally just means "to rub" it's common in art but ig it's also common to non-artist for a whole diff reason, which is why their mind is always in the gutter when they hear that word lmao

she's just showing what all the products do in one go. i don't think she would use all of them in one go normally.

She just said korean make up products not the actual routine but you still have to set your face with so,e powder if you want a dewy look..

What’s the point of the video , as far as I could understand bc of her accent, I don’t think she ever mentioned tge name or brand of the products.

It’s contacts

Tea?? What happened with the cream…

thank u so much!!

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Oliveyoung global has it

Yesstyle has it

yes, FROTTAGE PENCIL. what're u even thinking about?

I thought the same thi g

a frottage pencil is a type of pencil used to create a smudged or blurred effect. "frottage" literally just means "to rub" it's common in art but ig it's also common to non-artist for a whole diff reason, which is why their mind is always in the gutter when they hear that word lmao

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I think more like for eyeshadow, blush (after you blend)

It makes you look young

It also makes your eyes look bigger

It’s a bit different than eyebags, it highlighting not the bag but the muscle right under the eye It’s kind of cute? Idk it’s an easy Asian thing mainly 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m really not sure how it’d look on folks with other ethnicities

​@@dysmissme7343East Africans have it too, particularly people who are Nilotic, like the Sudanese/South. It's cute ☺️

It can also shorten your midface if your middle third is long.

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I'm sure you can find these items in olive young they have an online store that ships globally as well. Also, yestyle has korean makeup, too.

I think she’s wearing contact lenses

Yes. It supposedly makes you look cuter...

Koreans like very natural makeup looks