I'd love to see a tutorial on undereye concealing with a model/models that have different undereye "issues." I know you put out a model search pre pandemic and I'd love to see it happen!

My whole makeup routine is based on your techniques. As someone with patches of redness and horribly oily eyelids, I greatly appreciate how you have taught us to cover our flaws without covering the entire face. I get compliments on my skin frequently, not my makeup. I couldn’t have achieved this without your guidance Lisa, so thank you!! ❤️

Your videos are like no others out there; perfected techniques that really help your viewers. It feels like we get a personal consultation!❤️

I've been watching you for a decade and the way I apply my makeup is almost entirely based on techniques I've learned from YOU. Your skill is unmatched. Thank you for being my teacher. ❤️❤️

I love how, even with complete access to luxurious and high end makeup/products, you frequently include drugstore/more accessible makeup products on your tutorials! Such a down to earth and actually really elegant approach!!!

I’ve been watching a lot of the older Pin point concealing videos recently, it’s such a nice technique and I think reminds us all that foundation is designed to give a sense of uniformity, not to delete every imperfection. Such a wonderful make up artist and make up historian!! Thanks for your fantastic videos 😍 and I can’t wait for the blush to be back in stock 😂

I'm really envious of people who find their perfect foundation shade, they put on a little here and there and it looks like skin, even and beautiful. By the time I actually find mine , will I have a face anymore? Lol idk. I love this , so natural and luminous!

Yes, sometimes I just use concealer around my mouth and under my eyes, and that's it (if I have a very good looking skin at that day)! You have taught me to put products on certain places. And how to put them. People think I have no makeup and I say: I have quite some products on myself 😁 (concealer, blush, powder, illuminating base, brow gel, barely-there mascara, dabbed lipstick,...)

I have watched your videos since I was a teenager (and can even recall submitting a cat eyeliner to MyLisaLook!) and feel SO grateful to have been taught from such a young age by you. It has been a blessing to adopt your sensible, healthy and classic approach to makeup ❤️

I’m always amazed how you make expert techniques accessible for the everyday person. This look works for literally any workplace that allows make up and I could see a winged eyeliner and some sparkle on the lid for amping it up and it would still be such a good look! The skin looks so natural and glossy without looking too dewy it’s highlighted. It just looks so modern and polished!

Gosh, I love your tutorials Lisa. This technique is invaluable for someone my age (62) as I have so many variables on my face! I blame the menopause! I hate the mask like full coverage looks that seem so popular at present. It looks fake and plastic. Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us. ❤️

Lisa, if you've never read "The Art Spirit", written in the 1920's by painter Robert Henri, you should check it out! You seem to have a very intuitive understanding of beauty and how to create it; I think you would feel quite in sync with a lot of the ideas in this book! And now that I'm looking at pictures of Robert Henri's paintings again, he did a lovely job of creating beautiful, almost palpable temperatures of the skin tones in his portraits. A patchwork(!) of warm and cool tones, that I think a makeup artist might appreciate. ❤️ Love your work! I've been a fan for a long time! -Kay from the U.S.

You have taught me so much. I don’t have a large income, cannot afford luxury things, but you always include something within my reach, (like the Verse gel I actually have), & I love that. Another flawless look. You have a talent for makeup & for teaching. Thank you. :D

It’s very enjoyable to watch a genuine makeup artist “à l’œuvre “! Merci Lisa!

Please do a 1930s, Old Hollywood Marlene Dietrich/Jean Harlow look

I’d love to see more cosmetic history videos this year 🥰 tutorials of makeup looks from other eras, showing more of your collection, the history of lipstick! Xx

Hi Lisa, it's amazing how little make up well applied can make such a beautiful transformation. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! So kind of you. Lots of love! Maru

Oh I'm glad you asked us for requests! I would be so grateful for any help... My mom is having a book published this year (go mom!) and she has asked me to take her portrait for the About The Author section. She is in her 70's and has never worn makeup or used anything much for her appearance other than a simple face wash, depilatories and a hairbrush. So no facials, no procedures, no face creams or serums. As with any senior person she has some, wrinkles, sagging, discoloration, but she also spends a lot of time gardening and exposed to sun and the elements. Our goal is to just have her skin look healthy and natural on camera. We don't want to necessarily hide her age, but what are the "must-do" things for when it comes to prepping mature skin for photos?

I’d love to see a classic “english rose” makeup - with pale skin, country-inspired rosy cheeks and lips - ala Tess of the D’Urbervilles - for Valentine’s Day or spring!

I just love your foundation. The first time I actually found the perfect match! I hope a concealer is on the launch list.

This video focussing minutely on the techniques...with a couple of decade-long loved products thrown in...makes me nostalgic. Your techniques deserve appreciation like no other. Loved the video. Thank you, Lisa.

Awwww Mr Wayne Goss. Love him. And I could watch Lisa paint a house! I much prefer it when Lisa’s videos don’t have a scroll because I like watching all the tippy tapping and detailed work in real time. But only because it’s Lisa’s work of genius!

The tiny lipstick earring is adorable!

I love watching your transformations both dramatic and subtle. If you haven't done this before, I would love to see a natural makeup look for mature, textured skin.

I’ve just found your channel and my mind is blown! Thank you for sharing so many techniques for actually using makeup not just reviewing products. I aim for a natural makeup look 99% of the time and that’s not always so easy but your tips are gold

That looks so good, she looks polished and luminous!

Hi, Lisa! I've been doing this almost everyday for years now and I've learned it from you. I've always hated thick skin makeup but I have rosacea that I need to cover. I don't think I could handle my skin condition without the techniques you taught me over the years. Thank you so much!

Lisa I missed this kind of videos in which you work on yourself, especially this showing the look I usually want to achieve because I like to look natural but better... it's great to watch how you get it. Thank you

You do THE BEST make up tutorials. So practical, wearable and natural. Thank you!

Been watching you for over 5 years, you taught me how to do makeup and you still to this day blow me away with your looks! I’ll definetly be trying this patchwork technique! Especially for date nights! Love you Lisa 💕

I love it! I commented before good to know this is called patchwork technique . Your makeup work is basically small details you build up to a flawless final look. Like a Renaissance artist

LOL Lisa, I was sooooo tickled to hear that you too couldn’t get your own product as it was “out of stock”. I’ve been after your velvet cinnabar since prelaunch and still waiting… Thanks for another fresh face vid. Love it and will try it out tomorrow morning. Ciao!

Lisa is a true artist.❤ Knowing the right products to use, where and how to use them and being able to adjust all variables to suit each person and situation. I’ve learned so much over the years mainly the techniques- which are genius. The end result is always beautiful. Thanks for the education!

This was absolutely lovely. Lisa is the queen of doing natural base face makeup. I absolutely love when she does a full face like this 😍

Stunning and so well explained, as usual! You have no dark circles, but I sure do! Would love to see a video on camouflaging the under eye. Thank you, Lisa! You are amazing

You look so much like pictures of my grandmother from when she was in her 20s back in the 1940s. Uncanny and beautiful ✨

So Liza what you are saying is - identify the skin issues , use correction suited to those issues just limit it to that area and not the whole face . I’m going to go through your video again ; but eager to try it . Think this will be a lot lighter and not cakey at all . You are really sweet to share your secrets

The best and most elegant mua in the world! I’ve got the same mascara and that gloss of yours so I can try! Lately I don’t suffer high coverage make up and I prefer myself wearing a discrete make up. Thank you so much for this elegant proposal

CONGRATS ON 2 MILLION... oh my gosh, what a sensational start of 2022!! Absolutely mesmerizing how refined one can look with so little. Seamless.. xx..

In love with that gloss and those earring charms😍 so beautiful! I love learning new techniques from you! Starting as a young teenager interested in makeup, to now being a makeup artist your videos are so educational. I love your analogies!

As a working mom I obviously don't have time for all this in the mornings BUT you have taught me to be thoughtful with make up. To apply It only where I actually need it and also to be gentle with the application. I'd love to see the opposite as well. 10-minute make up for moms on the run. Using cream, multi-tasking products and preferably fingers so we don't have to wash a bunch of brushes every night. Thank you :)

Clicked immediately! Watching you is where my love of makeup began!! Natural looking that is!❤❤

Love how your makeup complement/in sync with the lovely outfit you wearing 💖

I remember watching the pinpoint concealing video years ago, and it changed the way I did makeup. Seeing your results makes me realize I could use a lot less foundation than I'm currently using, and it would look amazing. The older I get the more obvious foundation gets. Especially if it settles into any lines on my face. I realize that a full pump of most foundations is just too much. That's why I appreciate the pump on your foundation bottle is significantly less than other standard pumps. I'm so glad you tried the Wayne Goss duo. It's a favorite of mine. I like how it's a little bit radiant, but not really glowy. As somebody with the fair skin tone, it's a great match for a little bit of contour and bronze but not too much. Thanks again for making this video, and I can't wait until your blush is back in stock. I have three of the shades, and would love to pick up some more.

Lily Collins or Keira Knightley looks please! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ And thank you for this great video on skin; it's really helpful!

I have the feeling you really enjoyed making that video Lisa... Nothing like a good old geek out over the technicalities of makeup for you (fun to watch too) happy new year x

This is the look I would like to achieve for every day. Fresh, radiant and plumped skin. Suffering from acne since I was 13, dark circles (not very dark, but you can see them, so for me the concealer is essential) and mixed-oily skin, it becomes difficult for me to have a no make-up-make up result. I've been following her for decades and for me Lisa Eldridge is the only and inimitable. With few products she always manages to create a masterpiece. ❤️

Simply the best. I love that Lisa incorporates products from all price points without feeling the need to point it out. Also love that she continues to utilize others’ products rather than just her own. She is truly a masterful, class act. 💗

I saw the video yesterday and now (next day morning) I watched it again, putting on makeup copying you...I can say that my skin looks beautiful, so natural and fresh. Thank you, Lisa. Now I have a new everyday makeup look.

I absolutely loved when the Clinique Airbrush was brought out again 💜💜

Your hair looks very voluminous in this video. This hair is my favorite on you. Great video!Thank you

I noticed you using this technique in previous videos, thanks for a full tutorial. I have incorporated this technique into my routine and feel like I look fresher/ more youthful.

Also, I have to say that I have never seen someone put makeup on so elegantly & looking so beautiful & radiant the entire time. You have such an elegant aura. In every frame of the video, your face is mesmerizing. ✨✨✨✨

Up and down weather in Coastal Washington too, so I doubly appreciate this video. Thank you for the time you spend doing these for us! 💜

We are so fortunate to have one of the best makeup artists in the world teach us how to apply makeup with no charge. This is like a masterclass! PS: even your bare skin looks incredible!

So aesthetically pleasing to watch, a naturally enhanced beauty ❤

Thank you Lisa, I had a horrible crazy spot bang in the middle of my cheek thanks to recent mask wearing!!! Your pin point concealing has been a godsend this week!!!!!! 😘

Love watching you work Lisa! I’ve learned so much on your channel over the years

I’ve been doing something similar for the lashes for years now. I’d load the lashes with lots of coats from root to tip then I would remove the excess from the tips by pinching off the mascara. Then I would poke around with my fingertip a little more to ensure my lashes have a good shape, right separation etc. My fingers would be covered black but who cares! It’s a really effective technique

I love this makeup, as a makeup artist, I tend to this same approach, never repeating a sequence of products, always looking for the best product application on each area, for every need. I'd love to see you create a very graphic look, since it's been a while you haven't done this kind of makeup on your channel. Have a great 2022, love your work!

Why is this women so perfect? I can listen her all day. Love the way she talks also she is like from other century. Like she is queen. 😍

Please do a skin and makeup tutorial for the over 70’s. Thanks

I LOVE these in depth tutorials, I learn a lot from them. Also love getting product recommendations :) Thank you!!

What a gorgeous natural look, I wish my skin was good enough to carry this off, I’ve got way too many broken capillaries to hide! More videos please… I love watching how you work x

Brilliant as always. I love that you show what you "preach", if it's natural it's definitely natural. Love learning from you, and even my way of doing makeup have changed over the years and definitely it's inspired by your way of doing it. Love you, always ❤️

I love this video so much, Lisa- I’ve been working on my own version of a “patchwork” technique, especially for foundation/concealer products because I hate that caked on look that can happen when there are too many products uniformly layered, one over the other. This technique gives such a a lovely finished look while not being mask-like. I definitely learned some new things in this one (as I always do with your videos). Thank you!

Stumbling upon your channel in my early 20's is the best thing that has happened to my face make-up wise.

Thank you so much for the class on this technique! As someone with dry, sensitive, and eczema prone skin in my face it sometimes feels like I need a full face of base to even out the discolorations. This video is now saved for future use in the coming days of winter to see if I can pull it off! Especially since I can mix and match my concealers to match my undertone complexion. I truly love your videos as they are educational and encouraging to use what works best and is preferred by the consumer. Happy New Year!

This is absolutely wonderful! I'm constantly amazed at just how many things I continue to learn from you - despite watching and rewatching your videos for about 11 years now. You've taught me so so much and I always thank you for it!

I loved this. It felt like your videos way back showing your own loved techniques. Thank you. In 2022 I'd love to see an in-depth video about under eye dark circles. Also about different types of brows. Mine are a bit unruly and I can't quite work out how to get a good shape.

Gorgeous!! I would love to watch you do your full patchwork technique on a very mature woman for a real life every day look. I’m 73 with cared for skin, not many wrinkles, however I have larger pores in my t-zone, especially on my nose and some uneven textures. I live in Florida so I believe less is more! I have been leaning toward much less foundation and concealer and more use of eye shadow palettes on the lids, with mascara and a thin smudgy liner. Bronzer, blush and lip which varies from a glowy rose gold balm to natural lip color, which for me is a muted mauve with a bit of cocoa. My brow take the most effort because they have been over plucked since the 60’s. I do use pencil and powder and will also try the pen as you showed for the lighter touch on the inner ends where I need it most. Any suggestions or acknowledgments would be loved greatly! You are brilliant and lovely. Thanks so much for the inspo! Happy and Blessed New Year♥️

This is a gorgeous way to put make up on. And quite therapeutic to watch ❤

I”be been doing my face this way for years. I hate heavy all over foundations and I use concealer/foundation/powder on different areas of my face depending on its needs that day.

Amazing minimalist look! Fresh & soft!

True artistry in this video, Lisa. I’m inspired to get back into makeup after giving it a rest for a while

Love your perfectionism and the joy the teaching gives you, it makes me smile!

Clinique Airbrush Concealer is a classic one from the very beginning of your videos. I'm happy to see it's back.

What an absolute joy to watch and learn and love the finished look.. stunning. Thank you.

Lisa, periwinkle is your colour! Looking absolutely stunning, thank you for the beautiful tutorial 💜

Thank you Lisa! I'm 56 and my makeup never looked so good! Thanks so much!

Lisa your tutorials are like an event! Your just other worldly! Amazing! X

Happy new year Lisa, so happy to see you

I did this look this morning. It’s perfect for a simple day makeup.

Lisa's techniques are always superior. Love them.

One of my favorite videos of yours is the beautifying party/prom makeup from 10 years ago! Would love another one of those! It’s a perfect less is more look ❤️

Ah, this is my dream makeup😍 My goal this year is to master this technique!

I decided a while back to use gel cream in my t-zone and the heavier cream on my neck and the outer part of my face where it gets really dry. The fact that you are doing it in this video makes me excited and confirms I'm on the right track!!!

Your base technique shares some similarities with my art/design philosophies! Spend more time LOOKING, observing and checking your piece of artwork as you go. As you go, always step back from the large mirror, or from your canvas, to see how your marks affect the piece overall. Add only what you need and only as much as you need and no more. Everything placed down should be a result of what you see as necessary while observing. Everything you place down should have a purpose. Everything you place down should support and take you one step closer to your vision, even if you don't yet know what exactly your vision is. You experiment as you go, but you should constantly be reflecting and always asking yourself what affect am I causing with each brush stroke? Anything that doesn't serve to support it, is extraneous. I see some makeup artists on KZfaq that have their routine that they know works but they never respond to the actual face in front of them. They slap on their base in the same exact way no matter what and only vary it up when it comes to the eye makeup or occasionally the lip.

Great video as always! What I would really like to see is another acne covering tutorial, something similar to this but on a model with acne. Your original one on acne from several years ago is great, but it seems like the visual quality of your videos has improved so much since then that it would be amazing to have an updated video where we could see even more clearly what you're doing.

Thank you Lisa! I would love to see a new skin care routine video.

This looks amazing but you definitely need your foundation to match your skin colour perfectly, which is something I really struggle with. If you haven’t already, can you make a video on how to match exactly your skin tone?

Love this technique, Lisa! Minimal makeup applied strategically can subtly transform a face. I've learned so much from your videos!!

Hi Lisa, patchwork skin is such a great analogy. I have similar skin to yourself, combination with a more oily t zone and some open pores. I've been using this technique as I've got older, particularly for nightime skincare but you've given me the confidence to apply differing skincare products during the day. I love your natural make up tutorials, they are perfect for an older bird like me! I want to look polished but not overdone. Take care x

Your pinpoint concealer technique has been my best beauty secret for years ! I love it

Love this beautiful natural look ❤

Please please please Lisa do fresh awake and healthy make up tutorial again, lively lip colors and fresh awaken face :D

Beautiful. I smile and sigh over your skills. Even, radiant skin, luminous eyes, shining lips. You don't apply makeup, you paint with makeup. Thank you. Happy New year!! xo

Beautiful! So natural. ❤️

Hi LIsa! I think I've been watching your videos for about 10 ears, is that possible? I discovered on an italian newspaper that a british mua was posting interesting tutorials online. And I started to watch: I remember for example the Elizabeth Taylor video, where a blonde, nordic model was trnsformed in Liz; a lot of revealing tutorials, that time you became David Bowie, your constant kindness, your gorgeous cat Beth, and so on. For me, you're a sort of friend, I appreciate so much your job and the way you do it. I immagine that it must be a little difficult with all your committments, but if I was living in the UK and not in Italy - Roma - I'll do all I can to be made up by you, even if I'm an old lady (67)... So, congratulations and be sure I'll watch with pleasure every video you'll like to post. And I apologoze for my english - hoping you could understand what I tried do say...

What a lovely end to my day. So interesting, especially the jagged edge advice. I’ll be trying that out tomorrow since the hot/cold/heating on/heating off is getting my skin down!