5 Common "Makeup Mistakes" & How to Correct Them

[@mirjamschaart]

I love that the 'don't' side isn't a ridiculous exaggeration like we usually see in similar video's, where the creators make the 'don't' side just look absolutely hideous on purpose. Whilst in this video both sides look realistic and good, even though the 'do' side looks more flattering. This truly helped to see the realistic difference between both sides!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Omg thank you for noticing that! When we were filming this video my husband had pointed out that these weren’t huge differences and I had to remind him that that’s really the point, they are subtle but definitely worth noting! Thank you so much for watching this video and so happy you found this helpful!!

[@Vcaser]

YES! This! Both look good, but one looks better

[@montieverett4983]

I’m a “mature” age and more makeup under eyes shows my wrinkles. Less is def more as we age. I’m new here and I’m loving your video!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

@@montieverett4983 so happy you are loving my videos!! Thanks for watching!!

[@lidiakuhn6505]

Wow, the blush placement is the one that shows the best. ❤ so much flattering ❤

[@JessicaRuJones]

As a professional makeup artist, I don’t really get impressed by other makeup artists doing everyday makeup. But your techniques and the way you teach is on point! Your voice is also very soothing! 😊

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Thank you so much jessica!! I’m so happy you enjoy my videos and tips! Also- thank you for the lovely compliment on my voice !🥹🫶🏼

[@violetviolet888]

Jessica: Mary Greenwald is a world class master at everyday makeup.

[@llaniramirez6108]

Commenting 5 months laterrrr….🤭…I am a new follower, new to the all over makeup looks, and at 46, have absolutely fallen in love with makeup….where have I been you ask, well raising 3 beautiful daughters and not taking time for myself (that’s a whole other story). But I am sooooo grateful for your videos. I absolutely love your technique, and the way you explain the whys behind those techniques. After watching you beat your beautiful cheeks with allllll the blushes, I am now the owner of 9 of the ones you mentioned 🤣🤣🤣….I thought I couldn’t wear blush because I have rosacea and hated that I was always soooo red. But you, my darling have showed me different. So thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Forever grateful for your knowledge and skills!!! ❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Ms.CindyLee]

I think the right side..well your left looks more youthful as youths have fuller cheeks. Though it definitely makes the eye come down vs the uplifted way. Then age and face structure come into play.

[@beautysGLANCE]

I love that the “don’t“ side looks great and the “do” side looks even better. You emphasised how the techniques result in different appearances but do not mean being bad.

[@Einsteinsmum]

Used a brush to apply my foundation for the first time. Game changer! You just taught this 71 yr old a new trick. Thank you oh so very much! 💖

[@dawnjohnson8739]

Same here. Tried it and was amazed at the difference.

[@julymorbid]

I'm 37 years old, when I was in my 20s I would wear makeup so confidently and feel good about myself. Now that I'm in my late 30s I feel like a full face of makeup makes me look older, it's definitely my fault for not trying new techniques with my makeup. Thank you for these tips! I'm definitely trying the contour and blush hacks. I hope you make a video about eyes next.

[@gusmonster59]

I'm 63. I've never been one for much make-up. Now I'm back to almost no make-up. Mascara and a little cream blush and I'm done. I don't buy into the forever young culture of today, so perhaps that's why I am comfortable doing that today. Less is often no only more, but better for your skin.

[@terfalicious]

@@corinnecostello8915 Me too - super fine lines appearing that are *enhanced* by foundation! I've started using less in those areas, but still need some coverage, and of course they discontinued/reformulated the ONE foundation that gave me both coverage and blur... sigh. Looking for a replacement has been both expensive and less than satisfying!

[@rlm9898]

@@terfalicious May I ask...which foundation was your favorite that you're trying to replace? I'm always searching for and testing foundations for my mature skin, so thank you so much.

[@terfalicious]

@@rlm9898 It was L'Oreal Visible Lift Blur, now discontinued. Amazing: lightweight, non-sticky, lasted well, DID blur and DID NOT crease. And super affordable! FYI I have dry/normal skin. and very sensitive to ingredients. I did find some remainders on Amazon, but they were badly oxidized. I wish I could find something close to as good - I've literally wasted hundreds of dollars on throw-away products both drug store and designer/posh. Still looking! Good luck, and drop a dime if you find something!

[@sarahwhite7656]

I’ve found Chanel’s newer foundation les beiges water fresh foundation to be amazing. It’s basically beads of foundation in a skin care serum. It’s not great at hiding fine lines but it doesn’t enhance them or settle into the creases either. It’s by far the best I’ve found and I’ve been looking for a while also. It’s such an expensive search ☹️

[@Memphischic35]

OMG Nikki, Your tips for the Most Flattering placement of Blush was a Game changer for my 56 year old Face❤

[@heathermunoz6282]

Bless you! I am in menopause at 46 due to total hysterectomy and let me tell you. It wrecked me! I need all the help I can get.

[@suzannanabieva986]

I love how she explains the mistakes and gives freedom at the same time. Thank you so much!

[@samseymour5716]

Not only are you clearly so knowledgeable based on your final looks and industry experience, but you are also so good at explaining the detailed reasoning for all of these decisions. It just feels so down to earth and genuine, but also like I'm talking to a real professional.

[@thisproagestyle]

Im 67 -old AF in the beauty world. And I am so happy that you validated the way I have always applied blush! Lol. I do agree with you on the -foundation-with-the-fingers approach. Its somewhat cringey because of the wasted product on the hands. What I do is wake up earlier so that my makeup application for the day is a relaxing routine that coincides with my morning coffee. I blend in with a brush or other tool such as a blender. Inasmuch as setting powder, the only place I apply is under my eyes so my mascara doesn’t smear. I apply super lightly with a fan brush. So happy I found you! I just subscribed!❤

[@cforester]

Thank you Nikki for this how to video. At 65 and new to the NEW way of doing makeup, especially for a mature face, this made so much sense! I moving directly to Part #2. I wish I had found you 8 months ago when I started my mature UPDATED look.

[@daniellebelke3779]

What a difference you can see in your cheekbones in the application of the contour and blush based on changing the placement. In college, instead of going out some nights, I’d sit with my Kevin Aucoin, “Making Faces” book and do my make up. The man was brilliant and pure magic when it came to make up and watching your videos takes me back to that. Thank you!!!!

[@debzfeath6007]

That all made perfect sense to me after struggling for so long .... I feel I'm now at 57 finally getting a handle on how to apply make-up correctly ... Thanx to you Nikki you're a genius ...

[@sheiladale6802]

Thank you. What helped me the most was the placement and technique for placement of concealer. Im 78 yrs and only started using brushes and contouring thanks to your very clear instructions. 😍

[@sunshinerainbow2818]

Thank you so much Nikki! I'm 50 and have never really been shown the proper way to wear makeup. Basically I've been winging it since I was a teen. I never really cared for myself in makeup but wore it none the less for work. No that I'm retired, I hardly ever wear it. But when I do, I hated ow it looked on me, especially now that I have more wrinkles and dry skin. Everything in your video that was the incorrect way of doing things is exactly what I've been doing! Your tips are so wonderful, I'm actually looking forward to trying them!! I want to thank you so much for you for sharing your knowledge and expertise with those of us on youtube. I love your videos!!!

[@estercypriano7820]

thank you so much for not saying: this is wrong. do this instead. im so tired of youtubers and intagramers saying the way I do is wrong, when is all a trend etc. the way you show of how we can improve our makeup game to be the best version of ourselves is AMAZING and I really appreciate it. I think I say this for most of us, thank you so much for how you teach us different techniques to different situations and just be our bests.

[@susanfusuma6472]

Aloha from Honolulu, Nikki! I'm new to your channel and discovered you on a recent Risa Does Makeup video mention. I am 70 years old, love to look and feel my best, and would love see a video on how to make one look younger through the application of makeup, and of course more videos like this is so very helpful as well! You are such a good trainer on makeup application and product information, and I thank you so very much, Nikki!

[@heatherrandolph4046]

I agree, your voice is so soothing and easy to listen to. You also explain everything to a point where everyone will understand. Understanding it yourself is one thing. Making it simple enough for laypeople to understand and be able to mimic is a true skill!

[@brittanyh6911]

We NEED an updated brow routine! They look perfect. You teach me SO much. You can really notice the difference between sides, even on camera. You are so talented!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

I know!! I was thinking the same thing! I’ll try to film one soon!

[@kzvegansuperstar]

Nikki, would you do a video on makeup minimalism? I’m 28, I love my looks and I don’t wear makeup; sometimes I feel like I’d like to get into it but the sheer amount of brushes and tools feels overwhelming, especially to clean (and the thought of a dirty brush or sponge makes me recoil!). For those of us who are newbies and interested in dabbling in makeup, would you do a video on the absolute minimum bare essentials to start off with? And include a version of it for those of us who don’t want to wear foundation? I know that’s a lot 🙈

[@givemesunscreen]

Nikki, I def commented this in another video but - You are the best teacher! Even though there are countless of videos from makeup artists telling you the do’s and dont’s using the same examples you’ve shown, you explain the why’s and why not’s in a way that makes so much sense and in greater detail! Thankful for you!! 💕

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Ahhh thank you so much rachelle!!! I really appreciate that compliment!! And thank you for the support on my channel. I’m so happy you found this video helpful!

[@midwestlakelife]

Totally agree with this. Best teacher I've ever watched. She makes it easy.

[@katgirlblue]

That's what I love also! It's not just Do's and Don'ts, but she's the best at explaining Why not! It's so much easier when you understand the reasons why. Thank you Nikki!

[@sacstar5264]

I love that you just cut right to the chase, no nonsense...no lengthy “subscribe and click the bell guilt”....or listening to horrendous elevator music with your graphic that was modeled after something my little cousin created on his keyboard in his closet, or some laborious intro about why you made this video and why we are obviously and clearly here! LOL Simplicity and education! Salute!❤ you instantaneously made a subscriber out of me!❤

[@soniagilmartin8241]

Nikki, I have been doing my makeup like this now since I saw your last video on it... I have been getting so many compliments on how I look, not bad when I turn 52 this year! Thank you 😊 💓

[@camvu2836]

I start a 30 minute video thinking that I'll just watch for a few minutes. Then the video is over and I can't remember the time going by. Nikki is magic.

[@loati94]

These are all fantastic tips! 1- Every time I've tried applying my foundation with my fingers I looked horrible, my skin texture doesn't like me applying it with my fingers 2- I've never done the triangle concealer thing everyone was doing a bunch of years ago, but I did swipe a line across my dark circles. Then I learned about doing a couple of dots in the inner part of the eye and a little dot in the outer part and blend the outer dot outwards and up. It opens up my eyes and lifts my face in a great way. It also cleans up eyeshadow so I no longer need to use tape to create the shape that doesn't down my eyes, since I have hooded slightly downturned eyes, blending eyeshadow can make my eyes sad if I don't clean up the edges. 3- I used to pack my face and under eyes with powder, even using a beauty blender or one of those dense puffs. It wasn't baking, but almost. Then I looked extremely dry even though I am oily. I now use a small fluffy brush and slightly apply some powder,tapping slightly, very little too. It sets without drying. I need to buy a fluffy puff like the one you show in the video and try that. 4-5 I gotta say I've always done my bronzer and blush the "right" way because it suited my bone structure better. Not up to my temples because I have a small space there, but up to the highest part of my cheekbone. If I apply my blush on the apple of my cheeks I look sad and like my face is flacid lol.

[@Iamyl4]

I actually really like tinted moisturizers, and tinted sunscreens done with my hands better and I am a brush only kind of girl usually except for that. I do my makeup at home before work and just wash my hands and I like to wash my hands anyways before I ever apply any makeup since I wash after primer too. With the mess situation out of it, some products are just better absorbed in with your fingers.

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Tinted moisturizers and tinted sunscreens give a much different finish and coverage than foundations. This is specific to foundations only.

[@Iamyl4]

@@Makeupbynikkilarose good point. Yeah skincare foundations absorb better but I always prefer my brush over anything else tho

[@cindyj5522]

I really appreciate the consideration you give to mature women. I have heard so many people on make-up channels describe us as "older" women. And I love your visual instruction with side-by-side outcomes. Just so well done all around!

[@Legobrickfuncousin]

I love watching your videos. I am in a more mature stage at 56 and try the looks that make my face look lifted. Love watching you!

[@midwestlakelife]

One of the best videos I've ever seen giving makeup tools/methods. So many of these videos showing you how to do these things are so complicated, You have a talent and ability to communicate and show these things where I actually feel like I can do them myself. Thank you!

[@cindylou1108]

The contour and blush placement really makes a difference in the appearance of your face. Thank you!

[@reneemarie423]

I have hooded eyelids, and I love that you give realistic tips on doing makeup!

[@debranaumczik6286]

I never did that concealer like that ...one of the few i def have not made a mistake ...yep , had been guity of using handes, and totally you are accurate about what is better, i like a beauty blender then a brush. Now that could be so wrong 💓

[@slh2218]

I am turning 40 in a few days and for most of my life I never wore makeup, but I have bipolar disorder and this year has been particularly tough. I decided to start putting more effort into my appearance because it makes me feel good and I am honestly overwhelmed by makeup. This was such a helpful tutorial, I did all the techniques this morning and my makeup looks flawless (in combo with your eye shadow to do's and some other influencer videos). I feel like this video was made for me because I feel amazing today and I feel confident I can do my own wedding makeup next month. Thank you

[@carlsenlifeafter60carlsen11]

Thank you for teaching me. I’m 67 and I don’t wear much make up. I do like to wear some soft make up and the blush placement is really important on old old face. That looks just beautiful. I was doing what I was told which was putting it on the apples and I wasn’t happy. Thank you for this video you’ve taught me a lot.😊

[@terfalicious]

I've always applied contour/blush the way you say to do it - but didn't dare tell anyone I was "breaking the rules!" The lower application just seemed to drag my face down.... So glad you agree and explained WHY it works so much better for me! Thank you!

[@pappyone6062]

Such a good video Nikki! I am in my 50s and have been doing this classic, lifted way of applying makeup since I started doing makeup on myself in my late teens, way before the internet was even a thing haha. We just did what we thought looked good, not what some random beauty “guru” on social media said should be done. I just love love your makeup videos and you look just beautiful!

[@shannonwhite7605]

Those of us over 50... REALLY APPRECIATE THIS VIDEO!!!💟🩷💓💐💓🩷💟

[@Hannah-iq6ki]

Awesome video. Awesome editing. Really like the simple background & lighting. Thanks Nikki and Hubby the Editor / Hype Man for another great one!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Awwww thank you so much Hannah!!! And thanks for the shoutout to Mitch! He works so hard so it’s super appreciated!! 🥹🫶🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@mashenka6189]

Brilliant tips…I use all these tips. The blush placement and light concealer applications is much more youthful..

[@suecone2198]

As I have aged I do find that application makes a huge difference. I was thrilled to see I was doing my bronzer and blush the way you showed. 😊

[@s1mplebeauty]

I'm actually excited to try all of these techniques and see what it can do for my 52 year old face! Fantastic content.

[@Amy-qe7ti]

Love this Nikki! Please please please make this a series! And would you consider an in-depth eyebrow tutorial????? Love you so much!!!!!!❤

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Hi Amy!! I’m so happy you liked this video!! Stay tuned because I have another one coming up that’s all about eyes!!! Sending my love back to you!!!🥰🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@amystiksma1116]

2014 was around the time I stopped doing makeup, and I want to start again. I knew the methods from back then would be out of date, and this video is going to be very helpful!

[@BT2XX]

Thank you so much. I have been in a make up funk, very hit and miss on why the good days are good and unable to be consistent and happy. This is it! The placement of contour and blush was it! ❤

[@tc123c4]

Wow, literally the best tutorial! Subscribed !!! Love how the “wrong” way is not exaggerated, but I can definitely see why the “right” way is so much more flattering! Ok, I won’t use my fingers to apply foundation anymore and will buy those powder puffs. 😁

[@Kittykat79NY]

I agree with the foundation with a brush or sponge... I even use it for cc cream or tinted moisturizer... it's very quick and easy and it makes a HUGE difference

[@crazymama7193]

I’m 52 and apply my makeup as you did on your do side. I just as you said don’t find the don’t side flattering even when I was younger. My 26 year old daughter applies the same as I do and her friends always love her makeup. Thank you for showing the more natural flattering side.

[@melindadavis920]

What an incredible difference! It looks more youthful, natural and just all around flawless! I will be applying my concealer, contour and blush this way from now on. Thank you ☺️

[@michelleryan1771]

Woah that's really opened my eyes to mistakes I've been making. Can't wait to try your techniques. Thank you for this video! ❤

[@pamelafletcher805]

I just discovered you & you’re so spot on. I am 53 & dry skin. I’ve been binge watching & live the old school mac brush references! You’re beautiful naturally & thx for all the tip. I want to look like myself but lil better. Real…thx again!

[@pamelafletcher805]

Oops…I LOVE the old school references….

[@megantackett1921]

Great tips! Thank You ❤

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

You are so welcome!

[@helengill5988]

I like how you truly tried to apply the make up in the best way possible on both sides. You were calm and explained everything thoroughly and really explained why one technique/application method was better. I am excited to try something new.

[@kateschuyler4760]

From a 39 year old gal who is clueless with makeup (but now doesn’t want to be), thank you. ❤

[@sandraschwan358]

I've been trying these tips and it definitely lifts the face. It is very strange to do it at first, but at 56, it's important for me to wear my makeup in the most flattering way possible. I'm still getting used to it.

[@patriciamatos9506]

I like that you didn't the exaggerated version of the incorrect side like most of the youtubers and still we can see how big of a difference it makes. I Loved it 😍Now please don't hate me but I'd love if you would do a hair tutorial on how you make your sleek hair showing the products and all. your hair style is just perfection.

[@Sammy-sm4yg]

Loved the video! Thankyou, please make more of these. We also need an eyebrow tutorial. Loved how your eyebrows look so clean and compliment your face the way you do it with the right tones.

[@Leelanau03]

Nikki your videos are a life saver. I have applied all your techniques even the eye makeup video and it has enhanced my makeup look tenfold. Please do a video full face on all your holy grail products :)

[@tannyainthecity]

that concealer application is something i finally mastered last year after so long 🥲🥲 though i have more wrinkles on my undereyes so i focus on the 'caterpillar' line of darkness only, tap to blend, and bring whatever left upwards. it works well! now i need to master that blush placement...

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Yes!!!!! So happy you are on the same page as me with this! And let me know how it goes with the blush placement!!

[@tannyainthecity]

@Makeup By Nikki La Rose will do! thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

[@DilyanaLópez]

What I really love is how natural you are. I've been looking for a 'non-touched with fillers and Botox' make up artist for a very long time. I really feel related to you, got my subscription 😉

[@jennybrandt5188]

You're so right about the placement of the blush. Thank you for this advice.

[@fishlover1022]

Your approach is very easy to follow. You do not talk down to us and you give us both sides of pros and cons to how we choose to apply our makeup. Your techniques and tone are flawless and easy to follow. I will be a faithful follower. Question: I have very blond/grey hair and very blond/grey eyebrows. I cannot even see my hair to figure out how to make my eyebrows look nice. No clue. Do you have any suggestions? I do not know where to begin.

[@CamilaOteiza]

Te amo Nikki. I've been watching your videos for the past 2:30 hours. It is amazing because I usually look for very short videos, but yours are SOOO GOOOOOD, that I don't get bored at all and I just can't stop watching them!!!!n

[@jenniferdetres3157]

This is what I needed today! This is awesome. Thank you for the great tips. Do another one but for eyes please!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Yay!!! So so happy you enjoyed this video! And eyes are coming up so soon!!!!!

[@Amy-qe7ti]

YES NIKKI PLEASE!!!!!!!!! EYES ARE A MUST AND EYEBROWS!!!!!!!❤

[@carak4356]

I just found you today on this video. You’re a natural educator and this content is outstanding! ❤

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Oh my gosh- THANK YOU so much for the sweet compliment!! So happy you found my channel!!

[@aprilmatis]

Thank you! I'm hitting 50 and the old way is nooooo good for me anymore! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge 💕

[@emy_themua2015]

Thanks for not doing such extreme opposite examples also all the ones you do that are more flattering I already do them because I love a high contour and blush so this has made me super happy thanks hun🥰🙏

[@MelindadelosSantos]

I was just browsing and said--wait a minute! Aw, alright ... let me see. This was an awakening of the highest order: I've been doing it wrong for YEARS! I couldn't believe what a BIG difference these little adjustments made! The way I wore it (eye make up) before frightened babies! Well, I'll keep tuning in now.🤗

[@SusanSlattery]

The BK 101 is my FAVORITE foundation brush! Also in the first five minutes of this video, I applaud you. The BK brush side looks AMAZING, like you are glowing from some deep healthy place. The only foundations I sometimes use my fingers for are the Mac Face + Body, the Dior Face + Body, and the Westman Atelier Vital Skin foundation drops. Though I will often go over my face, pouncing it with the 101.

[@lisahill5744]

I’m an extreme novice when it comes to make up. So glad I happened upon your channel and have subscribed. Your techniques seem easy to do but, I really love the logical reasons why… they truly makes sense. I will do my best to apply them. Thank you.

[@lisahill5744]

I hi I received your email about having one one of your drawings but I am also an extreme novice on telegram message. I have downloaded the app and I’m trying to figure out how to use it so far not working out so great.

[@eneydegarcia7338]

You are the best Nikki I am doing the techniques you are teaching in your channel from this video and I see a big difference how I am applying my makeup thank you so much

[@7ettebette]

Thank you for your knowledge and kindness, Nikki! You look beautiful! 😍

[@carolyn1580]

Wow I’m trying the blush technique tomorrow!

[@joylewullis9538]

Great tips. Concealer application and powder real helpful. They’re all helpful. Thanks so much! You’re a beautiful lady so you can wear them anyway. I’m 62 and just trying to not overdo it.

[@bg3236]

Great video! I still use the OG MAC 129 for blush. Ok to still use that? Thank you!

[@jessicamatchak3256]

I love the way you educate on make up techniques! You explain it so well, already learned so much

[@bajoyf]

Best tutorial I’ve seen for a modern realistic daily makeup application.

[@melanies.6139]

This was so helpful! I could really tell a difference in the application. As someone on the “mature” end, I’m looking forward to trying these tips out tomorrow. 😊

[@julesscarborough2619]

Awesome! This has made it so clear for me. Can’t wait for more tips. I bought the BK 106 on your recommendation and it arrived yesterday. It’s so soft I can tell it’s going to be a game changer. X

[@donnacampbell1304]

Great tutorial! You look great both ways the right way and wrong way!!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!

[@8saragarcia]

Yep! The blush application is a game changer. Thank youuuu!!

[@christinabloedoorn5899]

I am in my late 40s and struggle with makeup. Thank you for the tips, I cannot wait to try them.

[@bionats0757]

Love your way of explaining every detail of the tutorial. I’m currently in make up school and the old school ways is what I’m getting taught 🤷🏻‍♀️ I agree with your tips on the other side. Keep them coming!

[@mysharyna1741]

I normally use a sponge with double wear. I tried your technique with the new Haus foundation and it worked REALLY well for an outdoor thing tonight. Thank you so much for all of your guidance!!

[@TheMarsPan]

This video is game changing!!!! You’re the best, Nikki!

[@LorryMLewis]

Hi Nikki- just found you and loved this tutorial. I’m 62 and working on updating the placement of my blush and contour-almost got it right but with your tips will tweak it more tomorrow!❤ -just purchased the soft triangles to “push in” my new favorite buttery Laura Mercier powder! I subscribed and will continue watching and learning🎈thanks!!

[@Haley-hz9gj]

The PERFECT vid right here. Well done Nikki! Shout out to Mitch for the fabulous editing!! 👌

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Thank you so much! And hahaha thank you for the Mitch shout out! We appreciate you!!!❤❤❤

[@kirstenglae]

I always use my hands to put my foundation on, it never looks as good any other application (something about the warmth of my fingers). I’ve tried all the fancy brushes and sponges, it doesn’t look as good on my skin. I use baby wipes (we have them in every bathroom) to clean my hands, because I put a lot of different makeup all over my hands when I do my makeup. Needless to say, I’m not a makeup artist and only do my own face each day.

[@lolabelle4959]

Omg the blush technique has blown my mind, thk u so much!!

[@lolabelle4959]

@Nikkilarosemakeup45 thk u much, so chuffed 2 get ur message. Not sure what the texting on telegram tho?! 👍

[@ForeverEmilyH]

I have been loving your videos, you are so educated, sophisticated but funny. Ah, you are refreshing!

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

Oh thank you so so much!!!!

[@jasminebaby3375]

I immediately subbed. Thanks to KZbin algorithm for bringing me here. You deserve more subscribers. Thank you for making this video

[@carmensiordia7097]

Contour and blush placement were the best tips!!! Thank you!!!

[@uriyabinyamin7702]

Love love love!!! Your channel you are so talented and Explains the matter professionally without bragging and be arrogant ❤️🙏🏻 thank you for those smart techniques

[@Sunny-cj5ic]

Best makeup video yet! Thanks gal! 😊

[@katgirlblue]

I LOVE your videos, thank you so much! You're so thorough and such a perfectionist, I appreciate that so much you can't imagine. I do have lots of fabulous expensive brushes but cannot stand using that method for foundation, and one thing that makes me cringe is what to do with the brush now covered in foundation - whereas it's the easiest thing to simply wash my hands. I've never gotten it all over my fingers or clothes or anything. I'm not arguing with you - you're the expert! I'm just saying, I think there are many of us. Could you please show us what you do with "used" brushes right after you finish? I can't just leave it for the next day and use it again, and don't have time to wash it in the morning and they take time to dry because they're big - what to do? Apologies if you have already addressed this, I'm new here.

[@noralynpropps2327]

Hi Nikki. Im so glad i found your page. I am a beginner to makeup so could you please suggest how to find the correct concealer and contour shade? thank you 🙏

[@miabrooks401]

I apply my CC cream roughly with my fingers, then let it absorb into my skin while I wash my hands, perfume, start my hair. Then I go back over my foundation with a beauty blender to lift off excess and smooth it. I have never gotten comfortable using a brush. Maybe I need to try a better brush.

[@amyk6028]

Yes! Great video. I started putting my blush a little higher and it looks so much more youthful ❤

[@patriciacaruolo3132]

Great great video !!!! I will try these techniques tomorrow

[@lorettaalexander4056]

Thank you for sharing these tips ! Really makes a difference!

[@vickychen3533]

just found your channel last week and i love your videos already! love how you get straight to the point in your videos, how down to earth you are, and how useful your tips are in general

[@imamysun]

Love this video so much! I definitely agree with most of these, but I do feel that the success of certain application techniques really depend on the product and canvas in my personal opinion. For example, I find that under eye powder application with a powder puff doesn’t work so well if you have any dryness or wrinkles in that area. Whenever I use that puff with this exact technique on my clients who have more mature or dry skin, it just looks too heavy and unnatural. Instead, when I use a small-medium brush to gently pat on a very small amount of powder, it looks so much more soft and smooth. Anyway, I appreciate your take on this type of video because it’s so educational, and I love learning new makeup tips from other professionals! ❤ Thanks so much for all your knowledge.