Wow, every one of your videos always connects dots in my mind that I didn't know were there!!! I truly learn something new with every new video

Thank you! Flatter frontal cheeks is me. Explains why I look like a grease ball with dewy skin tints 😮

I find that pretty much anyone with minimally textured skin can pull off a dewy look as long as it's not on the lower half and not on the nose, + the area just below the undereye is matte. It's also important that the dewy product is actually giving a real sheen/reflect/"oily" glow and not just like weirdly dull "shimmer" particles that sit on top. The ones with dull shimmer particles take away from the look but they were really common in late 2010s as every other makeup brand produced a dozen highlighters. IME, the ones advertised as 'gelee' or ones with a baked texture are more likely to produce an actual shine than just dull shimmer. But baked are very hit and miss too please check reviews. For recs, I really like the Nabla highlighter formula (for real shine) and the Essence Pure Nude (for subtle but fine sheen).

I’ve never ever thought these things were connected. 😮 you are very knowledgeable, it’s crazy!

I watched one of your videos for 3 minutes and had to subscribe! As a makeup artist of 16 years, I love how you put together and convey your lessons with such clarity! I'm just "mmm hmming" through every single video I see from you!

I enjoy all of your videos! You do such a great job of describing and showing visuals so we can understand your theories. You nailed this one!

"Factors that influence your ability to pull off dewy skin..." 1. Don't have oily skin 2. Don't live on a tropical island where humidity is off the charts and you are sweating 24/7 😂😂 As always, such an insightful video ❤❤ I have never had a "skin-focused" makeup look and always either play up my lips (usually love a bright lip) or eyes (loads of mascara and a dramatic cat eye when i want to go a bit bolder!) Looking at your example of Renee - i have the complete opposite features of hers! I have round, deepset, upturned eyes and lots of lid space. As for lips mine are neither small nor large but they have a nice curved shape. As a Bright Spring i think i look good in a splash of bright coloured lipstick! As for face, i keep it VERY minimal - just some powder to control the oil. Sometimes if it's a more glam look i add some bronzer..very little on my cheekbones. My skin is pretty good so i can get away with not using foundation.

Eye-opening video! Thank you, Jenn, for all the hard work you're doing ❤

Your video has suddenly made a lot of sense! Thank you!

It’s such a treat to watch your video with coffee on Saturday morning. I love this channel!!❤

This was really good! Thank you for the analysis! ❤

Underrated video! Loved all the info hefe

So happy i just found your channel! New sub. This is exactly what i was thinking today , live in hot humid New York. Thanks for the info!

Jen you have the best beauty content around 💯

How interesting. I would have thought that whether or not a dewy finish suits someone is all down to the their skin type and texture. The shape of the face coming into it is an intriguing idea to ponder... I'm looking forward to the video on Dua Lipa's make up!

Ok your hair looks sooo good like that!

Great video, as always!!

Amazing ❤

Absolutely genius! Thank you!

Very interesting Jen!❤

Great video, and you look amazing 🙏

Love your videos, I wish you would do video about blush placements , highlights and contour ,

My face is always dewy naturally and when I’use powder or try matte makeup I look bad. For those like me it is an advantage you’ll appreciate as your skin ages.

Very interesting as always! I've always been opting for matt finish, but recently (as I got more confident about my skin and also too lazy to use powder) I tried dewy look. My face doesn't have those curves like in the examples. But I think because I use no eye makeup, dewy skin kinda works, as there is no clash between visual accents. But I still wonder if I should go back to matt.

I would love to see you do an analysis of viewers’ faces. For example, I have been told I resemble celebrities who you have said should do opposite things .I have very hooded eyes and full lips like Renee Zellweger. Here you’ve said she shouldn’t wear a lot of eye makeup and should do skin focused makeup. I have also been told I have a similar look to Anya Taylor-Joy who you have said gets lost in skin focused makeup and should really focus on her features.

what would you say works best for flat cheekbones and low visual features? I’m assuming matte skin, but should colors on the eyes and lips be bolder, or can natural ones work as well?

Is there any connection between nose size and shape and how we do our cheeks? What about skins that have acne scars and open pores?

Interesting. I feel like my face is complicated.. i have a bigger forehead and heart shape kindof round face especially when i smile because my cheeks spread and my laugh lines folds deeper than those women you showed. My laugh lines are almost parallel to each other and runa almost down to the sides of my smile kinda like parentheses. Or i guess some aay it is like marionette lines. It makes my cheeks look meatier when i smile. I would say when my face is in the neutral state, the weight is even weighted and not really high or low. When i smile, again, my cheeks spread and my folds are deep but the height of my cheeks are more visible. I have oily skin from forehead to chin and everything so it looks oily everywhere but when i mattify my entire face, the textures and pores seems more emphasized especially under certain lighting vs dewiness because of the illuminating kind of effect.

What does high and low visual weight mean? Is there a video on it? 😊

Uh oh I’m always excited when Style Me Jenn uploads…but I’m scared I don’t suit a dewy look lol. Because that’s the type I like, but I can’t ignore the truth Edit: ok but now I’m confused… I have a very high visual weight (prominent nose, dark round hooded eyes, sharp chin), high cheekbones, and a longer diamond shaped face. I thought this would mean my cheeks are flat, but even looking at my thinnest faced pics, I appear to have a kind of full fleshiness in my cheeks? They’re not wide or very round except when I smile, but it’s almost like I just have a lot of flesh in the area on the sides of my nose. I have naturally normal to dry skin but live in a climate where it’s always dry. I do always feel like I need to hydrate and moisturize more. Which is why I love Korean skincare and makeup. But I really can’t tell what my conclusion is supposed to be! I don’t really feel that I have flat frontal cheeks, they’re very full and pattable (especially right now with weight gain). Looking at my face, it looks like my cheekbones are actually not very close to the front of my face. They’re kind of out to the side near my ears, and the front of my cheeks is not bony at all but fleshy and full. I THINK the dewy look really suits me, especially on the cheeks, between brows, and nose? But I always trust Jenn’s advice. Oh! Ok so my face is actually a bit like Jenn’s herself in terms of having fuller cheeks and longer, narrower face shape. So maybe she could tell me what it actually counts as??

I swear, the korean skin look just looks like they add product that makes skin look oily and reflective of light. It looks bad on everyone that isn't them because it's like normalized for them to have that look and not others.

Whoever has "Germanic" faces, throws himself into the wet makeup effect! And if you're Mediterranean or Atlanto-Med, emphasis on features! OFF-TOPIC: And, if possible, make a video talking about which types of features would indicate colored makeup and which would indicate the "Latte Makeup" trend.

This is the definitive video guide to do it right! Enough with this glass skin frenzy! Gwyneth Paltrow's makeup was so wrong I hope she did it herself not a professional. I was born in an era when mat was mandatory. No one would go out with shiny skin ever. Now that can be too much of mat, good in your 20s but dreadful and dull once you hit the 40s but some balance point needs to be found. The glass skin comes from Korea because they associate it with youth and high moisture, BUT... they both can do it right and they have suitable faces for it. And yet some famous Korean idols look like they just rolled in grease/vaseline. Eww! It looks incredibly unnatural even on their round faces when taken to the extreme. When the glass skin is done on Western faces honestly it looks much worse. Tons of Western girls doing glass skin on YT... I guess that Caucasian or Indo-European face features are too strong and pointy for that. I accidentally discovered that a bit of vaseline on my bare face looks nice in the area around my eyes because it makes my lines less obvious. That's ok, not more. I did it when hiking in cold winter in order to protect my skin and it worked fantastic for that scope.

Once again you make me understand why some things just work/don't work for me. I am a light spring and have been recommended glowy skin bc of the natural grayish appearance. But glowy doesn't work for me 😭 I go more for peachy tones in my makeup to liven up my skin. I also have high visual features and a quite plump face naturally and I love wearing a lot of makeup as I think it suits my face better than light makeup. Aaaand now I get why 🥲 thank u yet again