That’s my favorite trio! What’s your favorite tinted sunscreen and creamy blush?!

@@roniannmears I use MD Solar Sciences MD Mineral BB Creme SPF 50 in Dark with Boom! Color by Cindy Joseph as my blush and lip color. I also use the Color Stick as an eye shadow. When I travel, I don’t have to pack much makeup 💄 either. Edit: I use Nars Radiant concealer under my eyes.

Thanks for sharing. I’m unfamiliar with that BB Cream and blush. I will have to check them out! The NARS concealer is my go-to in my makeup kit. It’s so pretty and dewy and they have so many shades!

​@roniannmears I use eltamd uv clear tinted sunscreen recommended by my dermatologist and it makes my skin very glowy while evening out my skin tone, milk makeup blushes are my favorite, I use them on my cheeks, eyes and lips to save time

Same with 57 👍

Thank you! I was really surprised by how great that tinted moisturizer is. Now I just have to find my winter shade!

You’re so welcome! It makes it worth it knowing that these are helpful! Sometimes I feel repetitive in my videos, but the basics are the most important in my opinion 💜❤️💜

Thank you!!! 🤍

Hi! Thanks for sharing! It sounds like you’ve got good skincare and makeup routines! I’m also a fan of blush in the crease of the eyes and something shimmery on the eyelids - it’s so pretty makes good use of blush! 💕

Thanks for subscribing! Always nice to hear from a fellow west coaster and natural makeup wearer ☺️

Hi Kylie! Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad you like the makeup and appreciate the explanations! I agree with your assessment of a lot of the makeup we see on social media. Even on younger skin, many of the techniques aren’t flattering in person and look cakey. To each their own I suppose! I’m happy to share an alternative approach though and am glad it resonates :)

Thank you! I’m glad it resonated and appreciate the subscription ❤️ I hope the tips come in handy and that you find value in the other tutorials as well. Eventually, I’ll probably try to push myself out of my comfort zone, for variety’s sake, and do some more dramatic looks incorporating lashes and sparkle, but my focus will always be understated and pretty makeup.

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Thank you!

Of course! Thanks for watching and for the kind words ☺️

I’m so glad! Thank you for subscribing! I’m all about “easy” 🤣

Hello fellow Brooklynite! We’re actually moving back to the PNW next week which is bittersweet. I’ve been here for almost twenty years. I’m glad that you liked the video and hope you have a great day as well ☺️

@@roniannmears Best of luck !

Wow, thank you so much. I appreciate it!

I love that! Thanks for sharing 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Thank you

Thank you! ❤️

Thank you! 🙏🏻

Thank you 🥰

Hi Hannah! Thanks for the kind words. I’ll definitely make a video for this hairstyle sometime soon!

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Agreed! It’s been my go-to for over a year now.

Thank you so much!

Thank you for sharing and for the kind words! I’ll have to check out that YSL foundation!! ☺️

It’s always the under eye wrinkles! It sounds like you’ve figured out a flattering and easy routine though 🤍 You might like a “lash lift and tint.” I rarely wear mascara myself, but enjoy getting them permed every once in awhile. It’s nice not having to curl your lashes everyday! I’d find a professional with good reviews to do it if you decide to (they sell over the counter kits, but it’s easy to mess your lashes up).

Isn’t it gorgeous?!

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Awww thank you 🥰 I love your name btw!!!!

Thank you! I’d try Elf Putty blush in Tahiti or Bora Bora. (Their Putty Blush Brush is amazing btw - I’d recommend that for for whichever cream blush you get.) Another ush option is Maybelline Cheek Heat in Nude Burn.

@@roniannmears …thank you!!!

Thanks! You definitely don’t have to use as much blush as I did. Everything is customizable to your preferences 💕

Thank you! ❤️

Thanks! It’s one earring threaded through two piercings and it’s from a brand called AURATE. It’s their chain threader earring.

Thank you so much!!!

My pleasure!

Thank you! It’s Danessa Myricks Yummy Skin Blurring Powder in “Jubilee.” If you Google it, you’ll find a few places. I got mine at Sephora!

@@roniannmears thank you so much xxx

You’re welcome! I’m a stickler for natural makeup 🤣

Hi! I replied to your other comment - not sure if you saw it. Essentially, to get the best match with color and texture, I’d go to a makeup store with different brands to try a few out. It’s always best to get matched in person and I haven’t used Sigma before so it’s hard to make recommendations for similar products. That being said, in my other comment I listed a couple of potential products and colors you could try. Hope this helps!

Hi Claire! Laura Mercier has an oil free semi-matte tinted moisturizer that you can get in a travel size to try out! Their original has always been too matte for my skin, so that might even work for you depending on your preferences. Another thing to consider is if you’re wearing moisturizer underneath tinted moisturizers. For normal to dry skin, I’d recommend it, but for oily skin it may not be necessary and might just add to shine. I hope this helps and appreciate the subscription! ☺️

@@roniannmears thanks so much!

Less is more (most of the time) in my opinion! A few good staples will go a long way if used correctly. Thank you, I appreciate it ❤️

The one I used is a discontinued MAC brush. A good and affordable alternative is the “Elf Putty Blush” brush (not the primer putty brush)!

And thank you! 🙃

thank you!!!@@roniannmears

Whether or not you’ll find just one shade that works, largely depends on how much natural discoloration you have under your eyes (as in blue, purple, or brown) and your proximity to makeup stores that allow you try products on to find the best color. If the under eye discoloration is significant, you might need a color correcting shade to neutralize it and then a tone closer to the rest of your face to make it blend more seamlessly (you can layer them in that order or just mix them together if you’re in a pinch). If there’s not a lot of discoloration, then you can probably find a single shade that’s close enough to your skin tone and not too bright. I would recommend going to Sephora or another makeup store, to get shade matched and see what color/consistency you like. If possible, look at the colors in daylight, to see what you think. NARS has a really extensive shade range in their Radiant Creamy Concealers and would definitely have something to match you. MAC’s Studio Finish concealers look like a similar consistency to Sigma (just going based off of the swatches I see online). If you like that consistency, they also have a broad shade range. If your skin tone is close to mine in this video, I’d wear Custard from NARS and NC20 from MAC in those products. I hope this helps and isn’t too overwhelming! If you have other questions, feel free to ask.

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Sorry, I actually don’t. The next time I go to Ulta I’ll try to remember to match myself and let you know!

Online or at Sephora!

Hi! They’re all in the video caption. The blush was Danessa Myricks’ “Yummy Skin Blurring Balm for Cheeks & Lips” in the shade “Jubilee.” I hope you enjoy it. Just remember that a little goes a long way!

38 as of last month! And thank you 🤍

38 with jowls of a 30 year old @@roniannmears

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Noted, thanks. I’ll be sure to properly blend next time 🤣🙃

It’s a cream or powder that’s used on the cheeks to add color! And my favorite makeup product next to brow gels 🙃

Maybe not, but there’re definitely makeup techniques and products that make me look older than others! 🤣

Everyone’s entitled to their opinion! I think it depends on the formula and how much you use.

Yeah, it's a good color but it looks patchy and uneven on camera. It's asymmetric. Maybe she had to overdo it for it to show up on camera.

Hi! Thanks for the feedback. I agree that my right cheek could’ve been blended more. I actually noticed it when editing, considered re-filming, and decided it was good enough to get the point across. Regarding placement, I have to disagree. Age alone doesn’t determine whether a blush placement is flattering on someone or not, and I’ve seen this placement look beautiful on many different mature faces ❤️

She’s not wrong! She explains the 2 placements for blush and why someone may choose one over the other. Yes, mature women are encouraged to place blush higher but, as they say, there are no rules in makeup

I used an eyeshadow stick. I do have more eyeshadow-focused tutorials and will be posting another one next week! Generally though, I think complexion and brows make the biggest impact, so for a quick everyday routine (which is what was requested for this video), I focus more on those than on eye shadow.

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I’ll keep that in my for future videos! I’m not going to pretend it was a perfect application 🤣 Glad you liked the color though!

Agreed!