MIXING FOUNDATION & WATER?? Pro MUA Reacts to TikTok hacks!

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Hello everyone! Here are some more TikToks for you, that I have been tagged in a lot this week!
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Mixing Foundation And Water TikTok
02:51 Concealer Creasing TikTok
04:06 Eyeshadow As Contour TikTok
05:58 Contouring The Law Hack TikTok
05:56 Is Makeup A Scam TikTok
16:14 How To Reduce Texture Hack TikTok
18:00 Colour Correcting Hack TikTok

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@RobertWelsh 2 жыл бұрын

PLEASE READ 🖤 !!! If a profile pretending to be me comments saying you have won something, it is not me! Please block them! I’m doing my best to delete their comments and block them🙏🏻🖤 all my social media accounts a verified with ticks (except tiktok).

@BirgitBauhaus Жыл бұрын

Oooh 😲...What a F...! But no...nothing like this was happening to me... Have a wonderful and happy Weekend with nice Weather, Sunshine and a lot of beloved and nice People around you - if you like 😍🤗❣💖🍀🍀🍀👍😉

@binderkim Жыл бұрын

They just commented on my comment about winning a prize. Lol.

@joleneking5842 Жыл бұрын

Yes I've had it and deleted it

@anario7415 Жыл бұрын

I got it too and blocked it.

@Wwydn Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for validating how I feel about makeup. I appreciate you so much.

@riatalukder8173 2 жыл бұрын

I think the foundation in the water tactic, at least on the original video, is a marketing tactic used by Chinese influencers to help sell the makeup as 'waterproof'. Like 'oh its been dunked in water but it still works because they didn't mix'. And american tiktokers have gotten it mixed up thinking it was recommending people to put their foundation in water lol

@riatalukder8173 2 жыл бұрын

but yes agreed lol you dont need to do that

@RobertWelsh 2 жыл бұрын

Yea it takes me back to the dunking the face in ice water moment

@Stilbe 2 жыл бұрын

@@RobertWelsh what do you mean "takes you back" ? Its still considered a hack used by bella or gigi hadid😂

@liliaricci9348 2 жыл бұрын

US kids are just not being educated at all gf

@rosiemcgurk279 Жыл бұрын

Does adding water to your beauty sponge make a difference or does the same apply x

@sm8733 2 жыл бұрын

I'm honestly so tired of hearing the whole "You don't need that much makeup" "You wear too much makeup" "you're prettier without makeup" "if she wears this much makeup she's fake or insecure." And weirdly people think that they're helping by saying this, but it's gotten to the point where they're making people feel bad for their passion or even expressing themselves by going all out - like no Sandra I'm not trying to impress a guy, I just want to smother myself in glitter ok?

@MrFrankhdgs 2 жыл бұрын

Robert, I am a man, who just turned 60. I grew up with all girls. I have kept up with all the current hair styles and makeup tricks, since the mid-70's. I helped all of the girls get ready, by helping with hair and makeup - I learned about contouring and bronzer in about 1977. So, yes, it has been around, and is not something new. (I 'did' both grandmothers' hair, for their funerals; I did nails and makeup on my maternal grandmother, for her funeral; I did nails, hair, and makeup on my mother, for her funeral; I helped with my mother's only sister's hair for her funeral; and I assisted with everything for my mother-in-law's funeral. I did their hair, makeup, and nails, in life, so it made since that I would do it for them, their very last times.)

@hyararichielli Жыл бұрын

I am crying, that's so beautiful, i hope u had a good time w/ them

@MrFrankhdgs Жыл бұрын

@@hyararichielli - thank you...I genuinely did. In fact, my oldest daughter had problems getting her really long hair into 'space buns', for work, yesterday morning; so I did them. I still cut both of my youngests' hair, and help with makeup and hairstyles, from time to time...it is nice they only trust me, for those things.

@megkelly3361 Жыл бұрын

Wow I wish I had a father like you!!

@MrFrankhdgs Жыл бұрын

@@megkelly3361- thank you.

@starbird3939 3 ай бұрын

You must have been really strong to be able to do your passed relative’s makeup. I was balling my eyes out from just seeing her and breaking down from touching her hand.

@arkansaninva 2 жыл бұрын

Robert, I'm so glad you stood up for those of us who use makeup because we want to. I rarely ever used makeup for the first 35 years of my life, and then I got cancer. Suddenly I had to learn how to draw on my face! I had no eyebrows, no eyelashes, and I was anemic a lot of the time so my lips were very very pale. I learned about makeup then (mostly from you!), and now I continue to use makeup a lot of the time because it turned into a hobby. It was great to be able to transform my face into whatever I wanted! Anyway, sorry for the long story, just wanted you to know how much I appreciate you!

@BirgitBauhaus Жыл бұрын

SORRY - NOT SORRY 😍😉💖

@SimplyCheryl Жыл бұрын

Oh wow, you’re incredibly strong 🫶🏼 hope you’re doing well

@arkansaninva Жыл бұрын

@@SimplyCheryl Thank you! I've been cancer free for a few months now!

@cyanidecherrypie Жыл бұрын

Coming from a stranger, I am so glad u beat cancer!!! I’m sure your makeup looked absolutely amazing

@southbug27 Жыл бұрын

Becoming ill, made me dive into KZfaq makeup videos as well because the medications dehydrate my entire body & have just ruined my skin. I also found the videos cheer me up. When I’m in rougher patches & stuck in bed, they make me feel like I’m doing something worthwhile because I’m learning something. The beauty of it, art aspect, also gives me an emotional boost. While I’m still trying to get an expensive skincare routine to be able to wear foundation without dead body looking dry skin, I can wear makeup again sometimes, & I think I’m pretty close to getting my system down.

@Dubois_tada 2 жыл бұрын

I thought It wasn't common to put on makeup and then immediately take it off. My roommates find it so weird that I would do heavy colorful makeup an hour from bedtime or when I'm just lounging around the house in pjs. I enjoy makeup so much and I don't understand how people don't realize its an artistic medium lol

@paresseuxdesneiges 2 жыл бұрын

Same tbh 😂

@polly1141 Жыл бұрын

Totally agree, point well made!

@madisonhayes7332 2 жыл бұрын

I agree with roberts opinion on the makeup scam thing. Literally doing makeup in the mornings is my FAVORITE part of my day. I adore doing eyeshadow and i HATE not being able to do my makeup. it’s practically therapeutic for me

@BethaneyLilly 2 жыл бұрын

Same! I enjoy the process of getting ready, it’s entirely my selfish “me” time ….the process is very much therapeutic for me too. I’ll wake up early and sacrifice sleep, that part of the day is often the best part of my day. Totally not a “scam”, sounds like that dude is totally “mansplaining” ….I don’t do anything to my face for anyone but myself, it’s for my enjoyment and to express my own creativity. Love learning different techniques and trying new products.

@tinyazn 2 жыл бұрын

Its meditation to me. If I cant do it for a couple days I don’t feel right. And i’m not talking about full face 2016 makeup, I’m talking about the makeup the suits me which is like eyeshadow and concealer or liner and lashes. Hell, if I have the time to do 2016 makeup I would LOL. It’s just my favorite part of the day and I don’t do it for men I do it for me.

@binderkim Жыл бұрын

Same! Every single morning!

@pumpkite8998 Жыл бұрын

same makeup is like a theraphy for me and to also show my creativity, it's really fun and I do it for me and not to impress anybody. Sometimes I'll do a natural look if I'm lazy but I'll also do some artistic makeup. Makeup is art and art is subjective, if you like the look then go rock it bestie :3

@thepineyapple Жыл бұрын

I’m glad it’s a happy experience for some but it’s just plain old stressful for me. Like I feel like I end up looking worse and like I don’t know what I’m doing no matter how many tutorials I watch and information I get. Like seriously makes me want to cry because I feel like I look terrible and there’s nothing I can do to get myself to even a basic level that majority of women can doing their make up. Like what the hell am I doing wrong?

@Jigglypowerpuffgirl 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I wear makeup for me. Most of the time men hate my makeup so I’m definitely not doing it for them. I hate when a man tells me “you don’t need all that” or “you’re prettier without makeup”.

@therealladyk.hatake8400 Жыл бұрын

Before I figured out my sexuality later on when I got older, I literally had a jackass of an ex boyfriend who hated drawn eyebrows. He always criticized & picked on me from the way I drew my brows. He also said he didn't like women wearing makeup, so being a naive girl I listened to him & stopped. I felt ugly & like I wasn't doing anything right & that it was bad. Like the majority of the time it is always a straight man who would be the one to talk smack when it comes to makeup all the time & be the one to make you feel bad.

@nollypolly Жыл бұрын

This kind of man assumes everything a woman does is to attract him. It does not even enter his tiny brain that a woman would put effort into something that isn't specifically for the male gaze. Says so much more about them than anything else.

@denaemichele 2 жыл бұрын

I love the conversation around makeup being forced vs self-care. For most of my life, I felt like I was required to wear makeup to appear "professional " or "put together " or "like an adult woman". I would wear as little as I could get away with because it felt like a chore. When I started working from home, I stopped wearing makeup (and started doing skincare) and got more comfortable in my own skin. Then I found this channel and started practicing the techniques and suddenly makeup became fun! Now I wear makeup when and how I want to - which is sometimes just creating eye looks in the middle of the night and then washing them off. 🤣 I never thought I would enjoy makeup but now I am building a small collection of eyeshadow palettes. Lol I'm also getting interested in makeup history. I recently bought the Pretty Boys book and I'm looking forward to reading it. Would love any other makeup history resource recommendations. ❤️📚

@Jhud69 2 жыл бұрын

Lol I'm kind of the same in some aspects. I personally always refused to wear makeup when I was younger for gender dysphoria reasons, but I did feel pressured into it because of my acne and well, appearance to put it lightly. I only started enjoying makeup when I got into watching channels like Robert's and now I just do my makeup for fun at home because it's a fun thing to do and practice. Wild how anything is better when you don't feel pressured into it.

@sammyg4159 2 жыл бұрын

Love this

@WintrBorn 2 жыл бұрын

I just didn’t. I was bad at it, so I embraced my tomboyish ways. Then lockdown and I got decent at it thanks to KZfaq. Now I happily wear it daily, 15 minutes to go all out. I love it!

@denaemichele 2 жыл бұрын

@@Jhud69 Thank you for sharing! I can't even imagine how much gender dysphoria would compound on top of the general pressure to wear makeup. I'm glad that you have found a way to enjoy makeup and I hope you have found peace and comfort in your body. ❤️

@denaemichele 2 жыл бұрын

@@WintrBorn That is impressive! It takes me way longer than 15 minutes to go all out. 🤣

@BelArtist Жыл бұрын

Boy nobody is expecting you to prime and highlight and contour etc, it’s just fun options that are available to us now 😆 Makeup is fun and beautiful and you can create a whole glam look if you want to or wear only a tinted lip-balm for the day if that’s what you feel like! ☺️

@RubyBlueUwU 2 жыл бұрын

I think it’s also important to remember that contouring *that* heavily is not going to look like a “snatched jawline” in person, no matter how skilfully you execute it, it’s going to look like you’ve drawn a darkened triangle on your neck. Very little contouring is trying to look “natural” and that’s fine, but I think more emphasis needs to be put on the fact that if you do KZfaq/Instagram/tiktok contour to wear in everyday life it’s not gonna look slimming or snatched or contoured, you’re just gonna look like you’ve got lines drawn on your face and you need to be aware of that. If people can see you in 3D, you can’t fool them with manufactured shading

@gpgp1841 2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely...! I also can't wrap my head around the nose contouring (which makes me sad how much woman tend to hate their noses that are not Michael-Jackson-after-surgery-slim) and putting strong silver/gold highlights on the tip of the nose etc. It looks so off in person. I imagine people see it on social media but don't think of the natural light at all :(

@adafihj6439 2 жыл бұрын

As a dark-skinned black girl I had to use eyeshadow for a contour and now I use this brown blush from Sasha Cosmetics. It's perfect

@ggeemmiinnii 2 жыл бұрын

Lack of inclusivity in the beauty world is utter bullshit. I also can't stand it when people say 'it's 2022, where's the inclusivity?'...EXclusivity in the beauty world NEVER should have been a thing, no matter the year.

@Jhud69 2 жыл бұрын

There are some good contouring shades made specifically for deep skintones nowadays but they're usually wildly expensive which is utter bullshit honestly

@alicialynnette9889 2 жыл бұрын

I feel products have come a long way! Growing up it was fashion fair and black opal. That was really it. Then Mac. Now I feel like I can walk into any store and find my shade. Although it's not easy for everyone it is so much better. I have been able to find affordable products to fit my needs!!

@Neenerella333 Жыл бұрын

Yeah. The shadow thing is nice, but complexion products come in much larger containers, making them more economical. I try to support black owned brands, in order to show that the wider shade ranges are economically viable. Uoma, Mented, Beauty Bakerie and even the Fenty matchsticks are proof that a big shade range, with multiple undertones are here to stay.

@ASentientBlockofSwissCheese 2 жыл бұрын

Yay you uploaded! I’m saying this in the nicest and least creepy way possible… you seem so sweet and I always wanna give you a hug. Your videos make me happy. Just wanted you to know.

@RobertWelsh 2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! 🖤🖤🖤

@_Laura.Marie_Sierra.Destiny_ 2 жыл бұрын

Lmao I love your username

@heather2301 2 жыл бұрын

Robert doesn’t want to admit it because he’s lactose intolerant but he most certainly loves you 🤣

@whatsup968 2 жыл бұрын

As a woman and as a feminist who enjoys the self-expression and artistry that can be found in makeup, but who also struggles with insecurity, I'm gonna say the social effects of makeup are complicated I don't think we can totally simplify it one way or the other It's too individual and for many people they experience both sides depending on the moment

@MrsRitchieBlackmore 2 жыл бұрын

It's really interesting..."complicated" is the best way to put it. What's fascinating to me is that even though makeup is considered a "feminine, frivolous" sort of thing, there are studies that show women who wear makeup are perceived as more competent and sharp (ie. stereotypical masculine attributes) in a workplace setting than bare-faced women! So people CANNOT say that women wear makeup just to look hot for guys. However, the idea that we have to enhance our features just to be respected is problematic in itself. I dunno, it gives me a headache... I personally love makeup myself but it's weird to really think deeply about it.

@SlothDaan 2 жыл бұрын

It also really depends on someones skills. I am so terrible at doing make-up, that I just feel prettier without 😅

@HT-pl8du 2 жыл бұрын

While I enjoy putting on makeup at 2am just to immediately take it off bc it gives me a confidence boost, I think makeup as it is rn still reinforces a very narrow beauty standard. I have extensive knowledge of what parts of my face aren't conventionally attractive and I "correct" that with makeup to look "presentable" and "put together" to take advantage of the halo effect. For me, having decent makeup skills is another way to use my privilege of time and money. I agree, it's complicated

@Kayla_P99 2 жыл бұрын

@@MrsRitchieBlackmore it's partly a reward for conformity to social standards but yes very very complex.

@Kaeracter 2 жыл бұрын

I came to the comment section to talk about this same idea. I think if we were able to survey people who wear makeup, I think that most would agree that makeup is enjoyable and they do it for themselves and I think they would be truthful in that answer. However, if we were to test those same people and force them to go in public without makeup, there would be a lot of them who wouldn't want to or would feel uncomfortable doing so - because they are insecure without makeup, they don't think they look their best, it makes them uncomfortable, etc. That is the complicated part of this - I would want every person to feel comfortable in their skin without makeup. I know I only got to that point in the last few years, where I don't second guess leaving the house without makeup on. I do still choose to wear makeup I certain situations, but it's nice that I don't feel the insecure compulsion to do so anymore.

@ileenroychoudhury3110 2 жыл бұрын

Love how Robert touches on the point that Makeup is a therapy , self-care, an escape and mental-care and not necessarily to impress an ignorant lad . King

@sarahwatson3192 Жыл бұрын

When I’m feeling down (i have depression and sometimes get into bad episodes) I make myself do my make up… because it makes me feel pretty, it makes me happy! If I can’t feel sparkly and shimmery inside imma be a disco all on the outside!

@notkatieparry 2 жыл бұрын

Makeup for me is therapeutic. I do agree brands are doing too much. Look…I love ColourPop. Their eyeshadows are so great and I have my fair share of their palettes. But they are literally coming out with a new collection every week and sometimes twice/week. It’s usually just their same shadows with a different and sometimes not so different color story.

@polly1141 Жыл бұрын

I agree but to play devil's advocate clothing companies also release modified versions of t-shirts et c it doesn't mean we but then all, just our favourite. Our problem is we are more tempted by make up 😀

@alanarafuse2998 2 жыл бұрын

After having a baby three months ago, me putting on makeup makes me feel rejuvenated. It's a way for me to get out and feel like 'more than just a mum' because 99% of the time that is how I feel nowadays. One thing that has always been true is makeup can be tailored however you want it to be. Makeup is expression more than ever!

@lisaduchateau 2 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy you mentioned some of the many the reasons WHY people like to wear make-up. My ex asked my why I wore make-up and told me I shouldn't have to 😒.. I never stopped wearing make-up for anyone! I have loved make up since I was in 8th grade. Like you said, it's a form of expression. You can change it with your moods, & the possibilities are endless. When I was a teenager it gave me more confidence because I had acne, and I used it to cover it up. I also liked to play up my eyes to accentuate the color of them. I started wearing make-up in the 80's and I'd go to department stores like Sax 5th Avenue & Marshall Fields, go to the make-up counters to learn from the MUA's there. I learned SO much, and now thanks to videos like yours, I am still learning! I love how much variety there is now. YES people, wear ALL THE MAKE-UP!! As much or as little as you want. It's a great way to express yourself. Just like through clothes or hair, it's fun! And if something can put more beauty in the world, I am HERE FOR IT!

@polly1141 Жыл бұрын

I agree, plus you don't see folk complaining about people who go to hairdressers or but new clothing. If we but more make up for a change it's seen as unnecessary. I know it can get out of hand but basically it's a hobby for most 😀

@peachmylk Жыл бұрын

Preach! Also, funny how most straight men's love of the "natural look" never seems to extend to body hair 🤔

@danicee 2 жыл бұрын

I agree with all your points regarding your breakdown of that guy’s video. I don’t think makeup has ever been forced on me, I just like the artistry and the routine of putting on makeup. It’s something that allows me to take the time to center myself and feel more confident because I have a bit more control over my image. Also, I think there are too many brands atm and a lot of people - brands are owned and operated by people, they don’t simply exist - are releasing items just to compete with other brands & not actually introducing better formulas with more sustainable packaging. We need to focus on improving and not over-consuming products - and idc if I don’t buy something, product that doesn’t sell is most likely being thrown out and creating more waste so creating products that are more effective and have 100% recyclable packaging would definitely help the makeup industry as well as all other industries.

@paresseuxdesneiges 2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@kat_likemeow 2 жыл бұрын

That "water hack" drives me crazy lol the original wasn't even a hack 😩 it was a gimmick to demonstrate that its water proof

@JP-rx2zu 2 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree with you more about using makeup for mental health purposes! I can’t tell you how often I do my makeup when I know I’m not even going out, because it helps greatly reduce my anxiety. There’s something so soothing and meditative about having quiet time, where you’re just able to light a scented candle, grab a glass of wine or a coffee drink, listen to some music, a podcast, or watch KZfaq, while just being able to play with your makeup. It can be very calming, therapeutic, and joyful for me, even if I know I’m just gonna wash it all off when I’m done.

@Frakkyfire 2 жыл бұрын

You mentioned that you're really into makeup history - I would love if you made a series on different makeup eras (from all different places too)!

@charlottemac3290 Жыл бұрын

He has one on The Welsh Twins channel 😁😁

@cyntheknitter9927 2 жыл бұрын

You are so right about makeup being expected in the past and has been elevated to an artistry that is much more accessible to more people

@angelagalvez4956 2 жыл бұрын

Robert you’ve literally saved me so many times from buying the wrong things and for like saving my face from looking bad!! Simplicity is always everything and following the right method in doing makeup!

@mari-bella 2 жыл бұрын

same!!

@sebumpostmortem 2 жыл бұрын

That woman in her 50’ s replying to the guy with the 📢 summarizes perfectly what make up should be about🙌🏻 Nobody questions people who love drawing and painting as a hobby, right? I have the same hobby in its facial 3D slope. PERIOD. In my fantasies, make up and art stores are unified✨ 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

@Kayla_P99 2 жыл бұрын

Additionally I have put makeup in my paintings to add sparkle so...

@arielruby13 Жыл бұрын

You are so right about it, i see makeup and painting as arts and i would love to be able to buy stuff for both at the same store. But i would possibly risk putting paint on my face because i thought it was a bright lipstick or something lol, as most of what i wear is not "basic" colors

@sebumpostmortem Жыл бұрын

@@Kayla_P99 @Ariel Ruby Not Juno Birch dotting her stooninng face with white acrylic paint 🤦🏻‍♀️😅 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

@hyararichielli Жыл бұрын

@@arielruby13 yes! There is different types of paint for different superficies, like paint for wall, for wood, for glass, for paper, and paint for skin, which is called makeup!

@zionmommy 2 жыл бұрын

I love that you mentioned the artistry. Before, long long ago in the 90s (I'm so old) only magazines and runways had interesting and artistic looks. I love the way that makeup is being used as a medium. And some of these artists are incredible. Also, the shift of gender has been exciting to observe. I love seeing makeup normalized for all genders. 💜

@rvanderjagt5944 2 жыл бұрын

I saw a makeup tutorial from (I think Cosmo) in the late 80s, by an artist who is still practicing now. I was surprised at how much advice was still pretty solid and still used, and how subdued and versatile the look was. It just went to show that underneath all the trends and gimmicks, the sound advice has always been present in certain places. Also why I ignore influencers who pay too much attention to what is and is not trendy.

@MrsRitchieBlackmore 2 жыл бұрын

@@rvanderjagt5944 Yes I have the same experience getting very good advice from older sources..some concepts, like working with one's bone structure, light and shade, drawing attention to the right areas, etc. are eternal! Just swap in the latest shades and formulas.

@wombatlittle1 2 жыл бұрын

People wore interesting artistic looks in clubs and on the street in the 80s and 90s. I know because I was there

@DianaFlores-og8zv 2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree! I was in high school in the 80s and college in the 90s and I learned makeup watching my mom and my sister....my sister then worked at the clinique counter and she gave me tips...or I would look at the pictures of the supermodels in magazines....and even then it was foundation blush lipstick eyeliner and a bit of mascara...then I kind of gave up on makeup....for years....then KZfaq came along and people like taxi and Wayne goss...and Robert!! Got me excited about putting on and CREATING LOOKS!! ABOUT REALLY GOOD TECHNIQUES AND COLOR COORDINATION AND THE RIGHT TYPES OF PRODUCTS FOR MY SKIN! I'm 49 and have never been more excited to get ready with makeup whereas earlier in my life it was almost a chore that I HAD to do....now I love doing pink and purple looks for church or black shadow with sparkle for going out to dinner with the hubs and I deaf what anybody thinks cuz I love it!!! So yes do u what u want...or dont...do what makes u feel good....and then feel good about yourself and your own beauty!!!

@appetitefordeconstruction 2 жыл бұрын

I learned to contour doing photography make up in a studio. When it became a "thing", I was pretty shocked because I always felt it was something only necessary under a certain type of light etc. But really, people can do what they want with their makeup, there are no laws. I did have to agree with that guy on the blatant greed/consumerism in the celebrity make-up industry.

@AJ-hc8rk 2 жыл бұрын

I had a bad mental health day today, and after work thought I'd sit down on my bed and do my makeup watching Robert to feel better, I FEEL SO SEEN 💛 You cannot tell me makeup is just for the male gaze, it is 100% self care!

@votepurple 2 жыл бұрын

I relate to this! 💯 Hope you have a better day tommorow ❤️

@AJ-hc8rk 2 жыл бұрын

@@votepurple ♥️

@polly1141 Жыл бұрын

I can honestly say my love of make up has nothing to do with trying to attract a man. I use my personality for that.

@maryann1ization 2 жыл бұрын

That guy had a valid point. But I do feel that the community has grown in a good way in other aspects: color range for POC, and acceptance of trans and gender fluidity in the community are just two examples that come to mind.

@JasminMiettunen Жыл бұрын

Just the acceptance of creativity is so great, too. Before it was all about looking attractive and fulfilling the beauty standards. Now you can use colours and rainbow highlighters and heart shaped freckles! As someone with quite good skin, dark thick eyebrows, etc. I never felt the *need* to use makeup when other girls started wearing it, I thought it was just to “fix your flaws”, but I've fallen in love with the crazy tiktok e-girl looks. You don’t “need” makeup, you can just want to have fun! I also feel like the “you have to do all these steps and products and a ton of products” has started to subside in favour of more minimalistic looks, like the Glossier look. My personal issue is trying to marry the minimalistic, natural skin/base with the bright colors and designs on the eyes, cheeks or lips 😅

@stinks7065 Жыл бұрын

@@JasminMiettunen honestly I think part of the rise in creativity is because things that were pretty underground to a majority of people, or things that were countercultural have now gained a wider audience through social media and certain reality tv shows. Like, I think drag has absolutely become more encouraged and accepted into the mainstream due to the effects of shows like rupaul's drag race - and with that comes more people embracing the wacky things you can do with drag makeup cause there are so many drag queens and kings out there who are doing incredible, out-there stuff with their faces! It's straight up art! Also countercultural movements with very distinct aesthetics, like the 'crazy tiktok e-girl looks' you mentioned have become more visible due to social media and people who proudly post their fashion moments online and I think that has encouraged a lot more people to experiment with their style, including their makeup! I do still think that there are a lot of pressures on women to look a certain way, and often makeup is promoted as being the thing that will get you looking that way, and I think that part has absolutely nothing to do with those eye-catching out-there looks. But I definitely also agree with the guy when he said we're made to think we absolutely NEED all of those products, and I know Robert has mentioned it before in some of his older videos where he reviewed youtube MUAs and the way they approach makeup. Like you don't need contour and primer and foundation and you don't NEED to bake in order to get a good look, those are just techniques that can be useful for certain skintypes and certain situations.

@trumpgirl1018 Жыл бұрын

I love his giggle and his laugh, it is so infectious and when he pairs with his twin, they are amazing together…I love this guy’s personality, you know he is a genuinely nice person

@Selene_Rosara 2 жыл бұрын

I've been into makeup most of my life. It was never forced on me. It was something that I wanted in my life. I would never tell someone else that they needed makeup though.

@SquintyBubbles 2 жыл бұрын

I hardly ever wear makeup anymore but I still want to stay up to date with the new technology, new techniques and purchase new products for when I do decide to wear makeup. Just like all the other interests in my life, please don't let people restrict my joy!!

@rvanderjagt5944 2 жыл бұрын

To me, in addition to makeup being artistry and a relaxing experience, makeup gives control over my appearance that I did not have in the past due to lack of access and education. There are features that I am no a fan of, like dark circles or redness, but now I can choose how or if I present those things. We do the same thing with clothing choices; most people don't wear the same stuff to a night out as they wear to the gym or Wal-Mart.

@arielruby13 Жыл бұрын

exactly!

@cheezeandbunnies 2 жыл бұрын

Can we please talk about how stunning your eyeshadow look is? 😍 And if you’ve already created a tutorial for it, could you share? Thank you!! 😊

@notam6071 2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Incredible eyeshadow! Any chance Robert would tell us the palette used? 😊🥰❤️

@katherinehickey1305 Жыл бұрын

I was coming to say the same thing. LOVE this eye look 😍

@sophieh6674 Жыл бұрын

It’s sooooooo lush, I can’t even describe the colour he’s wearing.

@rchankelly Жыл бұрын

Yesss please drop the purple smoky eye routine 💜

@asterv843 Жыл бұрын

Me too, couldn't stop thinking it's such a romantic look!

@richardwright9292 2 жыл бұрын

There is SO much ridiculous disrespect towards women MUAs and women who enjoy makeup. I remember on first day of college a faculty member said to me "it's different, *you* want to be an actual artist and half of them just want to doit on themselves." Gross and offensive. Firstly, so what if they did?? Secondly, there were SO many immensely talented artists there and everyone deserved equal respect/treatment. Being a boy or man is not a flippin' qualification!! Not in any job or hobby! Ridiculous. And every problem with "over-consumption" of makeup/beauty products is just a symptom of a capitalist society based around consumerism and infinite growth. It applies to *every* product and *every* hobby but makeup and traditionally "feminine" things are singled out every time. There are people with walls full of vinyl records, Funko Pops, or football team merch scoffing at makeup enthusiasts! World is not on fire because someone bought a new lip gloss. We should all aim to be conscious ethical consumers but it is no substitute for structural change.

@taylorrspeaking 2 жыл бұрын

Makeup being a scam I don’t necessarily agree with but the mass consumerism in the beauty industry bothers me a bit. I fell into it big time in the height of beauty KZfaq and just had way too much. I try to be very selective now and have really trimmed down my makeup collection because I have so much more than I could ever practically use.

@DiMagnolia 2 жыл бұрын

I agree about the makeup as a “scam” thing, I can see how some brands and influencers push products but as an artistry it’s grown. Culturally, it can be forced on you or gatekept from you. Makeup is much more accessible for all genders and ages and ethnicities, formulations have improved, shade ranges have improved, more brands are cruelty free and vegan, the price range has expanded, and the education to learn about techniques is FREE on youtube and social media. Yes, capitalism or cultural expectations can take it too far, but it’s definitely not a scam.

@sammiepittman3130 Жыл бұрын

Robert you should do a make up history series!!!!!! I’d watch that like i’d watch a Netflix murder documentary series. You can do it based on type of product like blush, mascara, highlight ❤️☺️

@a.harrington1634 2 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate the idea of makeup for self-care and fun, and your focus on "need vs enjoy." I, as an adult, have the right and access to add sparkles to my face, so I do, but I don't have to (and don't) contour with contour. Also: Thank you for reminding a out not setting the under eye. I have always had dark circles and thin under eye skin, and I can NEVER use setting powder. Edited for added content.

@hadesisbaby 2 жыл бұрын

Anything Robert says is immediately fact in my mind and idc what anyone says lmao 💜 Anytime anyone asks ANY question about makeup I immediately point them to the makeup bible…aka Robert 🤠💜

@RobertWelsh 2 жыл бұрын

😂😂🖤🖤🖤

@Ninjakimmy 2 жыл бұрын

Same! And when someone else says something that's the opposite I don't trust them anymore. Why am I like this. Lol

@hadesisbaby 2 жыл бұрын

@@Ninjakimmy EXACTLY LMFAOOOO I look at them like 🧐🤨🫠🤥 BYE

@hadesisbaby 2 жыл бұрын

@@RobertWelshnot me fangirling 😭 looking gorgeous as ever Robert ILY 🥲🤎

@graceful1537 2 жыл бұрын

"Makeup Bible" lmao 🤣

@msSweeTae 2 жыл бұрын

I had a long discussion with my mother the other day. She still has this old fashioned view on make up. Women (we specifically talked about women) wear it, because they aren't confident about their looks or because society forces us to wear make up... I feel like a broken record, because I keep telling her that yes, some women may feel like they have to wear make up ot they feel forced, because someone expect them to wear it. But most women wear make up, because THEY want to. I love make up, I love playing with make up even when I don't go anywhere. As Robert said, it's therapeutic, it's art, it's fun! The boyfriend of my cousin is a beautiful example. I told him that I love make up and his reaction was the BEST. It was something like this: "Really?!? The make up in drugstore always makes me want to try everything out! Especially all these beautiful eye shadow palettes." I was quite shocked, which I told him and he then said, that make up is yet another way to express art. He's an artist and he used to be a freelancer for a long time. That's why he understands that not every eyeshadow palette is the same. He acknowledges the difference in colors and quality... he then proudly told me that he used to wear nail polish when he was younger...I hope my cousin keeps him for a looong time. Best family addition, yet xD More straight men and unfortunately women as well need to understand why people love make up.

@amber7ison 2 жыл бұрын

I hear so many people, women especially, saying things like "I don't have to hide behind makeup" "I won't cover up my natural beauty with makeup" "show me a REAL woman, no makeup, no lashes, natural hair " & I'm just like... 🤷 I do what I want with the makeup on my face, you do what you want with your boring makeup-less face lol Same with hair. It doesn't make you a superior person just because you don't use makeup or change your hair.

@maiganmattson5836 Жыл бұрын

I just love the way that you explain things. I am literally one of those people who just play with makeup and go and wash it off. It is totally an escape/self care moment for me. It feels like art and self expression rather than being vain. Totally agree with you that people get caught up in thinking all make up is vain because it's associated with image but that's just simply not true. Just because it can be used in a vain way doesn't mean it always is. Love ya Robert! Hope all is well for you, your family and your pups!

@susanhorn6401 2 жыл бұрын

We did it we just never called it contour. I'm 58 years old and still learn new things but have never changed what they call contour now. 🖤💜 Oh and I have never baked!

@Laura_Lawson 2 жыл бұрын

Love this! I’m glad you covered that TikTok about makeup being a scam. I remember when I watched it a while ago I felt bad because I enjoy makeup and how it makes me feel. It’s bad enough dealing with all the toxic masculinity around “I only like natural girls with no makeup” when you’re a makeup lover without adding another layer of negativity onto something you enjoy. 💜

@simplybri3608 2 жыл бұрын

Why would you feel bad about enjoying makeup? And why pay attention to men who say that? One thing I hate about social media is how we internalize people’s opinion when they’re just that an opinion and these ppl don’t know it’s personally and we don’t know them personally.

@Laura_Lawson 2 жыл бұрын

@@simplybri3608 social media really is the worst I’m with you there!

@candzbrad 2 жыл бұрын

And even more frustrating is those men who say that don't know that the "no makeup" look is generally still makeup 🤦‍♀️

@Laura_Lawson 2 жыл бұрын

@@candzbrad haha totally! 😆

@BlindBabeBeth 2 жыл бұрын

I use makeup as a kind of therapy. It's dedicated, blocked out time during my day where I solely focus on this one thing and not overthink and worry. I get creative, play with colours, textures and scents. It's fun. It's not for someone else's approval of me. 🖤

@ktd2002uk 2 жыл бұрын

I used to collect revolution products. Started when they first launched. I was a die hard supporter and went to a lot of their events. It was nice that they were a brand with affordable products. Then prices went up, quality went down and it was all about the money to them. The consumer didn't matter anymore as long as the owners were getting richer. I'm glad that a professional such as Robert gives a voice to what us old revoholics have known for a long time.

@Vivezbien 2 жыл бұрын

There's something about this eye look that is just fabulous!

@iusedtowrite6667 2 жыл бұрын

Any tips on sweat proofing the make-up?. Especially for a humid weather. I feel like you give such indepth and understandable solutions which are realistic. Love your channel

@janis2633 2 жыл бұрын

I like to use a setting spray. Like UD All Nighter on a makeup sponge as a final step. No cakey look like a powder gives and it really does help to keep makeup in place during sweaty, humid conditions. Hope that helps.

@paresseuxdesneiges 2 жыл бұрын

Im interested

@iusedtowrite6667 2 жыл бұрын

@@janis2633 will definitely try that. Thank you

@WintrBorn 2 жыл бұрын

Green marble selr is my go to. I do factory work, and the place isn’t climate controlled, and has hit temps of 130F on the floor. I do dab at my face with a rag, but I still have a good face on 8-12 hours later. The green is very alcohol forward, but there are other versions.

@krishughes4003 2 жыл бұрын

The “modern day scam” dude is off base … there are still a lot of women who choose not to wear makeup. His semi valid points are that it does seem like everyone has a makeup line or collab. I’m fine with it as long as it’s good! Also we need to teach girls that they don’t need to “fix” anything; they are fine how they are and makeup is for fun! 😁

@tinytaz6668 2 жыл бұрын

I get in from work, take my makeup off, then sit and play with my makeup, while watching KZfaq. It's my happy place 😊

@Brandi1823 2 жыл бұрын

My fiance and I watch your videos together and he has often told me that my makeup and watching makeup videos help me with my mental health stuff. I have been with him since 2018 and he just went see he understands you too. 💜 I have severe anxiety, depression, PTSD, ocd, and sensory issues along with attention stuff. He says thank you for telling me what he's been trying to explain for years 💜

@rachelharville9817 2 жыл бұрын

My mother loved Kevyn Aucoin so I have been doing makeup basically the same all my life. I remember her having his book. We always wore the works complete w/hairnet as setting spray LOLOL but as far as how many products you own if you have 1 bronzer, 1 highlight 1 color pallette and 1 neutral and so on if you have technique you can look like you spent all your money on makeup. That said I have oodles & oodles of makeup. I love it.

@cheezarose 2 жыл бұрын

I definitely use makeup to "look good". I have issue with a lot of hormonale acne, sometimes severe for around 15 years now and the only thing that somewhat helps is the pill. As a result of that my sink as marks,severe dullness,huge pore etc Adding to that my health issues that ultimately also reflect on my face and the lack of sleep that results from it,on a daily bases I just look ill and in bad shape and makeup makes me appreciate my face because it makes it go from reminding me of my skin issues and illness to what it kind of would have been like if didn't have all of this. It's sad to say but it also makes people be nicer because they don't see me as this person who is ill or has something wrong with her.

@ronpo3798 2 жыл бұрын

Not related to the video but i just wanna let you know. Last year was kinda tough for me, my mental health got worse to the point i had to drop out of college and almost lost my life. Watching your videos was one of very few things that keep me going during that tough time. Now guess what, I finished makeup school, started working as pro MUA & my life has been much happier! I wouldn’t be here without you Robert 💜💜

@rojo3779 Жыл бұрын

I don’t know what Robert said because I was mesmerised by his beautiful make up the entire video. Absolutely stunning

@Persefone94 Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Thank you! I am 51 and I laugh when people think makeup ”tricks” are recent! Yes, they are on social media now, but for crying out loud! I started wearing eye pencil on my water line in 1982 (aged 11) and used lipgloss to get a dewy face when I was in my early 30ies. Blush has been used to contour forever and I have been putting a radiant silver, gold, pink or lavender ”dot” close to my tear duct since the early 90ies! Many were we that never did the total matte and powdered face, but high lighted our cheek bones with irridescent shadows! We mixed those shadows with Cover Girl foundations and Estee Lauder foundations. We used fake eye lashes (but not the utgly last extension ones trending a few years back that are so obvious it hurts) usually a few on the side of our eyes to get the now so trendy cat eye look. We used smokey eye techniques and fixed our brows. So there. It’s not new for us having been inte makeup since we were pre-teens!

@rachelwhittington937 2 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad you are covering the water one! I tagged 👍🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@RobertWelsh 2 жыл бұрын

Sooo many people are doing acting like it does so much 😝

@emilychilds9551 2 жыл бұрын

Sorry but that eyeshadow makes your eyeballs literally sparkle I've never seen anything so beautiful

@cube435 Жыл бұрын

Also- setting undereye concealer with a sponge dampened with setting spray works wonders! Press the spray into the skin- you'll love it.

@danh950 2 жыл бұрын

As an adult who grew up with a 'you are a straight boy so no make-up' dad I now love to play with it. Thanks to my therapy (depression) I learned I pushed that side from me out. First just tried some things at home but went out once with just some shadow and mascara under my sunglasses. My inner diva came out and I felt strong (fierce? yeah lets go with fierce) and was just shocked. Now I just do whatever I want, so many people are 'normal' why not be a black sheep and brighten things up. So glad my girlfriend supports me and loves to see me do what I love. Loved the fact that you mentioned the artistry, the confidence and brought up how much positive things make up can bring. The whole scamming thing is just a little bit of fallout in a bright look. You need to be critical with 'Do I realy need this?' but that goes for most things in life.

@lemonskyia_4130 2 жыл бұрын

As someone who uses makeup for self-expression I think this guy sounds like a boomer. You don't HAVE to prime your face, you just have an option to do it, and it's very nice to have it cause primer makes foundation look nicer and last longer. Contour helps you to create an entire different face structure and it's just fun. Men don't like my neon green wing liner or my favorite purple lipstick, they say it's too much and too bright, so I don't even know why some people still think women put on makeup to attract someone. I don't do it to look good to someone expect myself!

@cerity 2 жыл бұрын

I can't stop staring at Robert's eyes in this video! So much depth.

@hollidanielgarnett1046 2 жыл бұрын

Definitely contoured and highlighted as a goth kid around the 2000. Just didn't use the word or products made for it. My favorite "highlight" was a white eye shadow from L'oreal. Makeup is accessible to more shades of people and more budgets now.

@disco_life 2 жыл бұрын

I feel like makeup gave me a 2nd chance at life. It keeps my depression in check and I can just create whoever I want to be that day :)

@jessicaawesome-sauce1268 Жыл бұрын

Growing up when my mom wore makeup I’d hear my dad say,” where are you going?” Like she had to be using it for a special occasion or have a place to be. I use makeup because it’s fun and it’s a form of creative expression for me. I tell my daughter that we don’t need makeup to be beautiful but if she would choose to use it because it makes her feel good go for it ! Yes that man had a point on what young people are exposed to through media but hopefully they have an adult in their lives to guide them to make their own positive choices for their bodies.

@katiekilgore6319 Жыл бұрын

I rarely wear makeup but when I do I'm doing it because I enjoy it and I get a sense of pride about how well I can apply it and how creative I can be

@Erana-Quesada 2 жыл бұрын

Yes…for many of us, make up is self care! Thanks Robert. Btw, I love your eye MU in the video. 😍

@sarahtownsend621 Жыл бұрын

I’ve been binging your videos today and wanted to leave a comment about the modern day scam guy. I completely agree that makeup-wearing people have more agency and choice than ever before. I do want to add that the whole women and femme presenting people are considered more professional with makeup is not gone. I was told to wear makeup to a job interview just last month. I am also someone that has found so much help in mental health and self expression with makeup. I love makeup and love your videos! Humans are complex and so are the issues we face. Lots of love xx

@goodenurseV Жыл бұрын

Makeup is my ONLY self care. And thank you Robert, for helping me to start creating with it. Love you, Boo. 🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤

@acarcarazza 2 жыл бұрын

Just me or would anyone else love it if Robert did classic tutorials? I know KZfaq has evolved and that’s kind of old school now, but still, I’m not so good at makeup and I’ve always found ‘beauty guru’ tutorials more confusing than anything, while every time Robert explains something it just clicks for me? I feel like if Robert did old school tutorials I’d finally be able to learn how to do my eyeshadow 😅 Anyways, I love the look in this video and I’d love to be able to re-create it, but my makeup skills are non-existent and I wouldn’t even know where to start 🥲🙈 so that’s what made me think about it

@kittymowmow12 2 жыл бұрын

You should definitely check out Wayne Goss' channel! He's another amazing professional MUA who focuses on the basics for a wide range of people and skill levels

@acarcarazza Жыл бұрын

@@kittymowmow12 thank you :)

@np-gi6vz Жыл бұрын

I definitely get that makeup can be a creative outlet and also empowering for certain people (if you had cancer or if you are gender fluid and feel more comfortable with makeup on). But I'm just going to be honest...I've been insecure and self conscious since I was a little girl and I'm 28 now. I use makeup to "fix" myself (for work mostly). My deep dark undereyes, acne marks, my ethnic nose etc. Playing around with eyeshadows and stuff is fun..and even putting on makeup in the morning can be relaxing..but I use makeup mostly because I think I need to look better.

@Starfirahs 2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely love your eye makeup! 😍 Love when you do these videos, definitely thankful for your professional feedback. Hopefully some of the people that watch these hacks come across your channel so they can get real information 🤞 Thank you for the video! Looking forward to the next 😇💕

@SonjaTheJinx Жыл бұрын

I feel like the whole "you're expected" to wear say a full face, combined with everyone pushing all their stuff, makes me feel like I'm failing when I don't wear makeup. I have issues getting my face to stay non-greasy. I've gotten into the skincare too, but it didn't really do all that much. I get that feeling of "I'm not getting it to look good enough, so I'd better just go without". Because, I've been force-fed that if you do foundation, you HAVE to do contour, blush, highlight too! And lashes would be good. And to me, that doesn't say "just a normal day". So, I get the feeling of "if you do make up, you'd better be doing MAKEUP, because if you half-ass it, why are you even bothering.." I do enjoy trying, but get a bit dejected at doing all the face prep only to fail at blending my eyeshadow and having to start over again.

@christinascheuplein8063 2 жыл бұрын

Please please please do a tutorial on this look you are wearing! Omg it is gorgeous…you are gorgeous! Please share your steps on your eye look! Much love from California 💕

@ananyaneralla5382 Жыл бұрын

I love how some men think everything we do has to do with them. You thought I beat my face to impress you and your dude bro friends? Aw! How cute!

@jacquelinealbin7712 2 жыл бұрын

As a goth chick, I guarantee that society isn't what encourages me to put on makeup lol. Like, you don't do black lipstick and graphic liner just so you "don't look tired" or what have you.

@butterflyreflections 2 жыл бұрын

I love how Robert expresses himself. Thank you for sharing!

@deborahdillon2722 Жыл бұрын

late 70's early 80's we used multiple shades of blush to do what is now known as contour and highlights. They even sold powder blushes in palettes

@Amber-79 Жыл бұрын

I used to always use too bright of a concealer and I was basically highlighting my darkness. I thought there wasn’t a concealer pigmented enough to cover the darkness and it really wasn’t as bad as I thought it was either. But then I got a good undertone concealer with a little salmon or a little yellow and whallah!! Magic happened, so it is always good to see people pointing this out for others who struggled with their under eye darkness like I did for so many years.

@blendofdays 2 жыл бұрын

As someone who indeed uses makeup not only for my mental health, but as my form of self expression & a creative outlet, I truly appreciate that you took so much time to touch on that one dudes vid. He definitely made some valid points but the whole "you have to do this, you have to do that" & him just not understanding that makeup is not just for "women" nor do people do it to look better for others? Grated on my nerves! Very old school line of thinking!

@iusedtowrite6667 2 жыл бұрын

This has to be my favourite series on your channel. Your reactions just give me life

@Vicky-dh9yg 2 жыл бұрын

I love how polite but straightforward you are!! Thank you for the amazing content as always 🥰🥳

@cassadyblakesley9828 Жыл бұрын

Robert, have you done any history on makeup videos? I would be fascinated with a deep dive into the evolution of makeup!

@Nikkilou36 2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, I don't contour. I love makeup to wear and collect. I don't even have one contour product! When I have the money I love buying makeup! ❤

@NotAdultingToday 2 жыл бұрын

A possible video idea or maybe a series would be a history of makeup? My ears perked up when you said you are really into the history of it. I think that could be fun for a lot of people. Just the couple of tidbits you shared were interesting.

@jcabcd.cwpt32 2 жыл бұрын

Watching/listening to you brings a sense of calm in my chaotic life. I’m glad for at least a few minutes I can tune out my reality and just listen to some fun content! Thank you Robert for always being so funny and sweet 🤍

@paige8916 2 жыл бұрын

Oh goodness you're so close to 1 Million Subscribers! I hope everyone shares these 💜🖤💜

@ohsobee Жыл бұрын

I have been mocked my whole life for wearing makeup. My family members constantly encourage me to not wear make up or to wear less of it but I couldn't be happier putting my makeup on everyday. I enjoy the artistry of it, I find it therapeutic, and I genuinely enjoy the whole process as well as the end result. I hate that so many people are still holding onto the idea that everyone does their makeup for others when makeup is an art and a lot of people just do it for themselves or for the artistry. Also, why do so many people shun others for wearing makeup due to their insecurities, shouldn't we be mad at how unattainable beauty standards are?

@rachelhow7707 2 жыл бұрын

Love your react videos. They make me chuckle and your facial expressions in some of th crack me up. Love ya. Hope you have been OK in this horrible heatwave we have had x

@moriyahsimon6368 2 жыл бұрын

ugh i’ve had a long day and this is just what i needed! thank you for being in tune with my shit days 🤪🤪

@adafihj6439 2 жыл бұрын

I've been watching the foundation in water thing for a while and I was waiting on your take on this. Hi Robert 👋 👋 👋

@-TotallySaneCatLady- 2 жыл бұрын

I still run into people who think makeup wearers do it to hide insecurities. And that we are less than for enjoying it. I love the me time of it and how creative I can be with it, even at 52.