7 Makeup Mistakes and How to Fix Them!

[@alexm.7295]

Yellow looks nice on you! 💛💛💛

[@makeuplove6522]

Your shirt and makeup is poppin' 😊😊

[@angelacochran7249]

I don't know if has been done or not but I think it would be fun to see you do a video of you doing full face makeup and using products not what they are meant for. A lot people know they can use bronzer for eyeshadow. Instead of blush use eyeshadow or lipstick, but do as much of the face as possible switching up the products.

[@clodie8297]

I do that too

[@frannypie.]

mascara as eyeliner, eyeshadow pigment as highlighter, etc!!

[@mowglinhazel8731]

How I deal with makeup mistakes: Scream until I can compose myself enough to fix it.

[@marianalopez3132]

MowgliNHazel same hahahahah 😂😂😂 lol

[@curlgirl4265]

I have to agree with both of you!! lol

[@FaithDrew]

hahaha so true

[@rhonddalesley]

I saved the mascara wand when my favourite one ran out, washed it thoroughly and now use it to brush through and separate my lashes after applying my current mascara, that way it doesn't matter if I've bought one and don't like the wand but love the mascara itself and I can use it for any colour too as long as I wash it in between 😊

[@Ashley-up7nh]

Hands down the best "makeup mistake" video out there! It's actually helpful with very common mistakes!

[@luzmilaluceyh9286]

Great tips. Thanks a bunch. My tip is if my under eye makeup is too cakey I pat a little bit moisturizer under the eye area and it does the trick to smooth things out.

[@Ilhu1x0chitl]

Luzmila Hernandez Great idea lol 😂 why didn't I think of that smh

[@lyngartin318]

I've used the Qtip method for mascara mishaps, but I actually like a different one...wait until it's dry, then use the brush end of your lash comb to scrape it off. Works for liquid eyeliner too.

[@gabinat]

Zabreana, you are a ray of sunshine in all ways possible!

[@hdb80]

Better than a q-tip, is a spooly brush. It removes dried mascara far, far better.

[@HeyyitzAlyssa]

thanks for the tip!

[@neen42]

Dry skin and powder can look really cakey. My face gets sweaty in the summer, so I need a little setting powder so my makeup doesn't melt off. Blotting lightly after foundation has set with a coffee filter (no lint) before applying powder prevents cake face much of the time.

[@MagBuckley]

Love these kinds of videos! None of these tricks were truly new to me, but this video was a nice reminder of them. I really enjoy this format! Great job xx

[@Jaycee7912]

Tutorial for your hairstyle? It's super cute. Love your channel.

[@stephwilkens4974]

so helpful! thank you! keep up the amazing videos! ps- you look fantastic!

[@itsjustmesallie353]

Wet 'n' Wild single Eyeshadow in Shade "Creme Brûlée" erases, blends out and covers a multitude of sins. 😉

[@crystalcain974]

It always happens when your in a hurry!! Great video! 🌹❤️💋

[@BearScowe]

If I go too heavy with the Blush or Bronzer (Which I do practically everyday), OR if I just want to buff everything to make it more seamless, I use some Powder Foundation. My Go-Tos right Now are my Tarte Amazonian Clay Airbrush Powder Foundation or Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Talc Free Mineral Face Powder, and I just take some over top of my already completed, powdered face and buff everything together and it tones down the Bronzer, Blush, Etc. These are also great Powder Foundations to use alone, which is originally why I got them. So, this tip is very similar to the powder tip that Zabrena gave. 😄

[@nadynemotherofcatz]

Dropping your eyeliner and getting a line of black down your cheek....yup that's me.

[@hdb80]

Hahaha, I did that today.

[@tanikiah7882]

I frequently have to sneeze right after applying mascara (before it's dried) and without fail it gets all over my undereye area. So I started placing my fingers under my eyes really quickly when I feel a sneeze coming on to catch the wet mascara and prevent it from ruining my face lol

[@stephaniem2510]

Tani Kiah Happens to me too. I pinch my nose when I feel a sneeze, and that works for me.

[@kimberlytolliver3599]

Can you do a tutorial on the makeup you are wearing today? It looks so stunning!

[@thomasineleverock9465]

Sorry I'm perfect, no just can't think of any you didn't just mention. Good job lady! Keep it up. I need more help in the eye-shadow application area. 💜💄💅

[@BloodDrinker1328]

to fix my liquid liner mistakes,i spray a small brush, usually whatever flat brush i used for my lid color, and spray it with setting spray,and stroke over the eye liner, erasing it. i say the lid brush because i usually bump the liner just off of my lash line

[@memeandladdy]

I'm so in love with that eyeshadow look and your shirt! That yellow is such a great color on you!

[@mrsauntnana]

I am guilty of putting too much concealer under my eyes and then it creases like crazy and of course I've already "set it" with powder. I fix it by taking a q-tip and brush lightly over the creased areas; it helps smooth out the area and get rid of the creasing. Thank the Lord for Q-tips!!

[@kathyabeauty]

Slipping with the mascara! You nailed it! I do it almost every day! Love the tip about curling falsies after they are applied. Thanks Zabrena!

[@mrsmason855]

Zabrena, you should do a get to know me video! I'm a pretty new subbie and it'd be nice to know a bit about you! Love your videos!

[@charlenemunro6696]

Thanks so much about the tip about curling the false eyelashes after applying. It makes perfect sense!

[@darya155]

You are looking SO fantastic Zabrena!

[@m.aburas]

I never knew about the curling technique, it really works. Thank you !!

[@Badfingerbabe777]

Thank you for all the tips, I do all of these. I use a tiny dab of aloevera gel to remove eye liner or mascara. I works really well and feels nice of skin.

[@kacookgirl]

I've jabbed my nose with the mascara wand before, and I always get that blob of excess mascara right in the middle of my face. I use a Q-tip and firmly roll it off my nose, like a scooping motion and that usually does it. A little powder to cover that spot and it's gone. Another is doing my winged liner on the outer corner, and somehow fudging up how thick I want it or how it curves compared to my other eye. I use my shadow base Mac Painterly to cover up those ragged edges and clean up the lines. A little powder to set and it works just like concealer but better. And finally, watery eyes and trying to bake my under eye concealer do not mix. So, once my eye stops watering and I clean up the mess, I go over the exposed spot with Painterly then set. Seriously, a concealer but better!

[@c.s.3560]

After applying foundation and powder, I use a setting spray, then use a damp beauty blender and tap all over my face. This really helps work the product into the skin and helps your skin look flawless.

[@gailviel7498]

I have found that the Cargo Blu-ray high definition mattifier works wonderfully well for make up mishaps! It doesn't remove your foundation or highlighter if you end up with eyeshadow fall out.... which I tend to have quite often! It's definitely a staple in my makeup drawer! Thanks for the great video as always!

[@kalenalexisbeauty9102]

That last one was a life saver for me! Never thought of that!

[@ElleIsForLiving]

Great tips and this eye look is STUNNING! ♥ Elle

[@TinyTitan50]

I do all but the lipstick as I don't wear it too often. Fantastic tips!

[@noor.zkareem2745]

Thank you z 😘

[@BearScowe]

Speaking of Powder Foundation, I'm sure Many People already know this, but I know some don't. Try using a damp Beauty Blender, or Other Makeup Sponge when applying Powder Foundation. Loose or Pressed Powder. When I was originally introduced to Powder Foundation years ago, I loved the concept, and I loved how much quicker it would be than using liquid and then having to set with powder. However, I attempted to apply the Powder Foundations with a Buffing Brush, Kabuki Brush, and a Powder Brush and without the 'Wetness' of liquid foundation, it wasn't really sticking to my face, and definitely was giving me like ZERO Coverage, just gliding right over blemishes and such without covering them at all. So, I had decided that Powder Foundation alone must just be for people with Perfect, Smooth, Flawless Skin and that it wouldn't work for people with actual flaws like myself. I never touched the stuff for years. Then I saw Tati in one of her First Ever Videos recommending the Physicians Formula Mineral Powder as a Setting Powder and then she said 'It also makes a great Powder Foundation and you can get good, Medium-Full Coverage if you apply it with a Beauty Blender.' Well, Needless to Say, that was an epiphany for me lol. I had been using Sponges for quite some time by that point and I didn't know WHYYYY I had never thought to use them with Powder Foundation. Anyway, After an extremely long story, IT WORKS, AND IT WORK WELL LADIES AND GENTLEMAN. 😄 It gives Excellent Coverage, Really helps the Powder to Adhere to the skin, and Set with a Setting Spray, it creates a beautiful, 'un'powdery finish. 🙂 I also had gone out and got the Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Mineral Powder, and it works so good as a Standalone Foundation OR for Setting the Face, and it's so good for Sensitive Skin and Breakout Prone Skin Because it does not contain Talc or other Nasty Stuff lol. Ok, Sorry for the Novel, Hope something might help Someone 😙

[@tanikiah7882]

If you like powder foundation try the Bare Minerals Pro pressed foundation. I use an It Cosmetics kabuki to apply it and it covers my acne and redness very nicely. But I'm gonna try the sponge trick now too! :)

[@BearScowe]

Tani Kiah Thanks Love! I'm always looking for product recommendations. It's funny, because I was just thinking about picking up a Bare Minerals Powder for a quick, throw together kinda day. I got a Sample from Sephora or Ulta of one of their powders, and I don't know which one it was, but it was really nice 🙂 Also, the sponge thing. Most of the time, I use the sponge to pick up the powder, then kind of dab it around my face, then usually have to go in with a Buffing Brush or a Kabuki and Blend it and Even it out. Using a Sponge for the Powder Foundation was seriously like Life Changing for me because it picks up enough powder. Some Powder Foundations, like the Tarte one I have, Advertise that they are 'Full Coverage', and with a brush, you wouldn't know it lol, but picking up and applying with a damp sponge, I'm like "Ohhhh..Ok, NOW I see!" Lol 😃

[@LoireLovely]

JarediahScott yo! Thank you so much for this tip. i am totally gonna try this out

[@sujaanil3222]

Great tip!! totally gonna try it, thanks.

[@funnylittlecactus4672]

JarediahScott I love powder foundations on their own, but I've never tried them wet. I can't wait to test it out!

[@TheGingerFamily8488]

My biggest one is mascara and lipstick. Always a nightmare. But those glitter shadows get on my worst nerve with fall out even when I tap the excess away!. Thanks zabrena!!!

[@pollypocket2282]

My daily Ahhhhh. Zabrena is one of a handful of youtubers who stay out of drama and actually produce useful videos!

[@garlicbread853]

That eye makeup is gorgeous!

[@lspbeautea4791]

Gurl you're looking just fantastic! Your hard work is paying off. Much love to you 🌈❤️🌈

[@IchigosHanyo]

Your glowing! I love that top on you

[@carolgoldman1275]

I am a BIG fan of the Elf remover pen for mascara mishaps (and more). Handles mishaps neatly and effectively, and it is cheap.

[@binkylawrence]

Zabrena you look amazing!!😍

[@BinaBecker]

I use a fan brush for dusting off excess powder, or cleaning up any stray glitter or eyeshadow specks that have landed on my cheeks. It's a great clean-up tool! The fluffier it is, the better it works.

[@azyuhki]

A spoolie would catch any glitter speck that accidentally fall off on your face! It doesn't work as efficiently as the tape for lots of fallout, but if you're going out and about, checking your makeup in the bathroom mirror to find a few speck of mascara flakes or glitter fallout, grab your brow pencil with a spoolie and simply flick it away! A spoolie also catches any of those invisible cat hair that you can't see but can feel it I your face :) A very useful tool, I highly recommend everyone to have a couple in your collection, either as a standalone or attached to your brow pencil.

[@marianalopez3132]

azyuhki I like this tip since I wear Glitter alot!

[@lisettetrela4934]

When I use too much concealer under my eyes, I dab a small amount of eye cream over it to lighten up the heavy coverage look. Works like a charm and I have a double layer of moisture under my dry eyes. You look fantastic, Z.!! 🌸 xoxo Lisette

[@kayekog]

Great tips. Lately, i've been misapplying my blush every single time. It's because I put a little cream blush on and then put powder over it so it'll stick and stay on me through these long, sweaty summer days. I have so many blushes already that I hate to buy more. I did take notes on your swimming video with the waterproof make up so I'll have to check back and see what kind of blush you used there. Thanks or the video.

[@gingyyycakes]

Great ideas! Love your videos 👍

[@Samtara1984]

Great vid, you look amazing as always

[@sharonhardy9623]

Love all of the tips. Thanks

[@nadadya]

I love how short and to-the-point your videos are!

[@msr1116]

You look gorgeous with an updo! Best hairstyle in summer.

[@jennnnnnn13]

That yellow looks amazing on you!

[@theeluannesantos]

You have great content on your channel. You come up with very unique ideas for your videos. I love that you actually put thought into your content and have useful, helpful videos. You're awesome Zabrena Snap Fam

[@cindytroxler2838]

Hi Zabrina! You stole some of my fixes, however I didn't hear you mention ELF's make up remover stick, this helps me get a really crisp wing, or it actually fixes any over lining etc... . Also when applying shadows I would use a sponge wedge against my eye. Hope those were helpful.

[@lydia2251]

Love you Zabrena! You are the only youtuber that my hubby does not make me put my headphones on to watch! As for the mistakes...the liquid eyeliner one! Argh! So irritating I do it all the time! I've also been guilty of hitting my nose with the mascara wand (HOW?!) -- Ive also hit my eyeball with tweezers while applying falsies! Clever I know

[@TheBandmom4ever]

I am loving your cold shoulder blouse!

[@bethfralix]

Zabrena, The biggest makeup application tip would be telling everyone to subscribe to your channel!! That way you can learn all the awesome makeup tips like curling your false eyelashes after applying(I never knew that) plus you get to learn all the best makeup coming out & everything else you show on your channel!! It always brightens my day!! God Bless & Love You Bunches!!!

[@LoireLovely]

Zabrena! Well no wonder why falsies have always looked ridiculous on me. Thank you for the eyelash and the tap tip for glitter fallout. this is a game changer. xoxo

[@claudialoweree5142]

For the excess, over the lipline lipstick ..an extension or slight modification of the concealer trick. I saw on Melissa Ala Torre's channel, was instead of using liquid concealer, was to use powder foundation in its place. I found that to work much easier than the concealer becuase I usually leave a big white line with the cream concealer. The 'fix' ends up being more of a mess for me. Loved this video Ms Zabrena

[@julesdotmp4]

Piggybacking on your eyeliner trick, I highly recommend getting the Q-tips with pointed tips! They're great for any winged eyeliner mistakes and they make it really easy to pinpoint any eyeliner smudges on your lid.

[@AmandaGardMakeup]

I am loving your make up and your shirts today :) very very cute!

[@auntieyaya1265]

There are times when my eyebrows are a little too bold and brushing thru with a spooly is not enough. I use a q-tip to remove some of the product or go over them with a lighter shade of eyeshadow. Big Hugs and thanks for the tips.

[@WalterSulliv4n]

Never knew about curling your false eye-lashes! I will definitely try that. :)

[@amymcmahel6144]

I'm soooo glad you did this video !!!

[@Anonymous-qz2dl]

I get mascara all over my eyes daily!! I used to use a spoolie to scrape it off once dry but a Q-tip is much less painful! 😊

[@amandawilkinson7181]

I needed some tips. Thank you!

[@Mday2107]

Thanks for this video! I was just thinking someone on KZbin should do one like this

[@ellenwells1901]

Great tips! you're the best.

[@asmallstone5609]

Love all your tips and I've used most of them myself as well. Your eye makeup in the close-ups! Be still my beating heart. Tutorial?

[@erinpinkham8636]

Dang that q-tip mascara trick is so cool! I do this all the time

[@joonie__juice]

With foundations that are too matte or if theyre too much coverage than what i need then I like to mix in a bit of moisturizer. I'm constantly doing this in the summer

[@Bradyviolation71]

I love that shirt!! 😊😊😊 You Look GORGEOUS! 😊

[@monicapretak6279]

This was very helpful. Im always fudging up my mascara, always.

[@kaymartens4193]

you covered everything I do so thank you

[@Nancy-sk3bi]

Hey Zabrena Love your tips

[@MyDreamIsAStory]

I use to always get eyeliner on my eyelids and still do sometimes. I've switched to a brand that doesn't transfer as much. I use the same method as you for mistakes. I've also used q tips specifically made for mistakes like this. I find them as TJ Maxx or Marshalls for a few dollars a pack. Those are good for on the go and travel.

[@evayaaasantewaa448]

These were great. Thanks!

[@crazeyspinner]

I also do my eyes first before i do my face. I am guilty for making a big mess of my eyeliner. Thx for the tip.

[@tiffany2015]

My lashes ALWAYS look closed, and I never thought to curl them. Thanks for the tip!

[@cyndeh8422]

Elf makes a makeup remover pen that easily & quickly removes those mascara or eye liner mistakes. It retails for like $2. I keep one in every bag I carry. Great for removing smudges later in the day as well!

[@leahhitz7183]

All great tips thank you.

[@lesleebelle29]

Please do a tutorial on the eyeshadow you're wearing! The cranberry color is beautiful and makes your blue eyes pop!

[@meghnakamble3482]

vry useful tips....thanku so mch

[@FallonZoey]

omg love the yellow shirt on you!! Compliments your skin & hair nicely. Hair & face look flawless too.💛💛💛💛

[@joybartolome]

You look so beautiful in this video!

[@CozyWithRaven]

I needed this like 8 years ago lol. Still need it today haha

[@JuicyWipe]

Fantastic tips!

[@svillarreal12]

Love your content! ❤️

[@jesscunn7632]

Great tips! If I end up with a harsh foundation line under my chin/jawline, I pull my chin back until it looks like I don't have a chin, then blend down my neck until it's seamless. Super effective and suuuuper cute. 😅

[@Betherisma]

Not sure if this is a true mistake, but if I put on an eyeshadow look and it looks too cool and makes me look dead, I run my brush that I put my blush or bronzer on with across it and somehow that fixes it. It warms it up and makes me look alive again! #palegirlproblems lol

[@elysesmith4280]

If I get mascara on my lids but close to my lashline and didn't wear liquid liner that day, I'll take a slim, dense, not-quite-liner brush and kinda buff out the mascara that way. Using one of those little sponge smudger tips like at the ends of those Revlon liners works great too! OR, I'll take a little dark brown or black shadow, dip the tool in it, and use the same trick--creating a slight little smudgy smoky liner effect in the process :)

[@clodie8297]

Zabrena, Love that eye look. Did you do a tutorial on that look? You are gorgeous Mama

[@amyblack6065]

I love this!! I'm reading everyone's mistakes and it's so me! So next time we are out and see a person (woman or man, can't forget them!) With a perfect face we should think of what mishaps they may have had!! 😄. I know i don't do amazing looks or anything, but it still takes time and patience. Nobody wants mishaps!! Ugh

[@elmariamgibson]

You look absolutely gorgeous today! 😍

[@peggyroher6157]

Regarding the false eyes lashes! Thank you, thank you! This is the secret and now I know! :)

[@Taylor-xx8is]

I always do a winged eyeliner, so if I mess up the wing I'll use my primer and a pencil brush to smooth the edges and sharpen up the tip of the wing

[@skylar6470]

Another tip for lipstick outside the lines is using an eyeliner or lip liner that matches your skin tone and just going over the mistake with that then blending it a bit