Skin Prep for MUA's | Dry Skin

[@laurenreinke9405]

As an oily skinned person, clients with dry skin have always kind of stumped me, so thank you so much for this video!!

[@angelasur137]

Yes combo skin please! Also, can you do a tutorial on covering dark sun spots and melasma?

[@bgvarra1]

I ended up purchasing most of the products you've suggested. I know you mentioned in your videos that I should work with what I have, but I always had issues with applying moisturizer and my face being dry a few seconds or minutes later. I've been putting simple makeup since I was in College and I struggle with dry skin and irritation. I checked the reviews properly for the products you've suggested and I'm just really glad I came across your channel. It's so great to finally hear a make up artist that is knowledgeable when it comes to different skin types and that truly cares for her clients. Thank you! 😀

[@neb-roqket8739]

I use the juice beauty exfo peel spray. It's AMAZING. I use it right before make up on dry skin cause it helps flake away dead skin without all the work. Amazing

[@ikeartistry]

I read a review that it can get stuck into the facial hair, how do you avoid this happening? And how do you use it? Thanks!

[@sharonlaurencia]

Just found your channel recently and I couldn't be more happier. Thank you so much for all your tips❤

[@AngieDiB]

Thanks for watching Sharon!

[@halihorror]

This video is incredible and your demeanor is so friendly-professional. Thanks for the tips!

[@AngieDiB]

Thank you for watching!

[@jordandavid1761]

One of the only actual pros making content! Love it! Wish you were in LA so we could be working together!

[@maceymuch3430]

I recommend these videos all the time and love them so much!

[@claireshiner]

I have watched and love all your skin prep videos! I was wondering if you would be able to do a video on bridal makeup/long wear makeup i really like the natural glowing makeup and i don't like to use a lot of powder but i know makeup doesn't last as long if you don't powder. I would really like to know how to do a dewy finish on all skin types that last the day thanks

[@AngieDiB]

It's impossible for the most part unless you have someone with dry skin or you are able to be there for the day to touch up. You have to turn to powder highlighters layered over creams to get the dewy skin effect that is long wearing.

[@colorsofamber-makeup4684]

You are so pretty and have gorgeous skin! I would love to see what you look like full glam ... I think that might be a fun vid ... thank you for sharing all your useful tips!

[@deborahll9846]

love how detailed u were with the instructions 💕💕

[@shanelisemua]

I am very dry and sensitive skinned so I am so glad to see some additional tips. I grew up never using powder because it took away the beautiful finish when I did my makeup. I still don't use very much powder except where absolutely necessary. I am always experimenting to find great skin prep steps PRIOR to applying complexion products. There is a difference between chronically Dry skin and dehydrated skin. Do you ever use serums, mists and waters and oils in your prep? Like a HA serum, or essences? Do you find that oils break down the makeup and affect longevity?

[@AngieDiB]

Good question! For the work I do I try to stay away from serums/essences - it shortens the amount of time the makeup stays put on the skin (in my opinion). They are great to use for beauty shoots when the model only has to have the look on for a short period of time. Oils/serums/essences are great to have in your kit for recovery, you can apply them on the model once you have removed the makeup for the day!

[@kh2anese]

Please do combination skin! I think it’ll be really helpful for further understanding working in zones on the skin!

[@RachelleSpier]

My FAV exfoliating product for dry skin clients is Sexapeel by Sonia Roselli. Its so good & requires no washing after, I just remove dead skin with a makeup wipe.

[@AngieDiB]

A student at my last workshop had it and it was awesome! I just can't pay double for shipping - next time i'm in the US!!!

[@ameliefauchon219]

I have the VK11 palette for my kit so far and adding some highend foundation slowly but I was wondering, with this kind of wax base foundation, can we put oil as a primer (like the smashbox one) underneath it? or any other primer at all like a silicone base or else? I use the embryoliss this works really well too but sometimes I would like to try something else depending on skin type.

[@AngieDiB]

I don’t recommend any primer with the RCMA, and personally (not sure how long you have been watching the videos) I rarely ever use primer in my kit. I can’t stand it! Because I’m out of the loop on primers as well I don’t have any suggestions for you on that!

[@phoebefraser8336]

I use the VK11 almost all the time, for most dry-normal skin I use Embryolisse all over and Make Up For Ever Hydrating Primer in the centre as I do find it helps with longevity. For oily areas or oily skin types I’ve always found the MAC Matte Gel works really well with the RCMA as long as you press it in to the skin well first. (but like Angie, I’m not a big believer in primers haha)

[@ameliefauchon219]

Thank you!! I've been watching for a while and your the only youtuber that helped me for real life.

[@ameliefauchon219]

Thank you Phoebe, that helped too! I dont find any primer so far that doesnt break me out so I dont want to put them on my client face. I didn't try the make up forever one yet! Maybe i will :)

[@pretygyrl1]

Love these videos! Please keep them coming! Thanks for all you do!

[@cassierobertson6157]

Yes! I would love another combo skin video. Would you recommend using two different finishes of foundation (ie, matte in the t zone, satin in outer portion) on an extremely combo skin type? Thanks!

[@AngieDiB]

You definitely could!!!

[@mermaidmaintenance4062]

I’m loving your channel..super informative 💕

[@karolinakoterba2163]

Such a great video! Thank you so much for all the knowledge. It’s really helpful and a big pleasure to listen what you are saying 😊 Want more!!!

[@AngieDiB]

Thank you!!

[@makeupbyjodyhordos7155]

I love your videos!! Any tips for fixing areas that you miss are dry and don't notice until foundation is on and looks patchy?

[@AngieDiB]

Remove and start over in those areas. If you try to apply anything over top of skin that has not been prepped properly or is dry and flakey it will be worse later on!

[@inderpreetkaur8695]

Please do video on combination skin i m having dryness around nose n mouth and around pimples rest all is normal, but by foundation flakes out from nose area

[@stephk3221]

This is what I needed to see 💜 such quality content...

[@AngieDiB]

🙌🏻😘

[@beautybymonamarie]

I’m not much of a commenter, but... you are amazing. Thank you for your help. That is all. :)

[@alwayslovehere]

Thank you! Great information 🌹

[@jessicalondono6961]

Hi Angie! As a makeup artist can you ask the client to prep their skin couple days in advance or the night before? for example to do a face a mask or exfoliate? Or is not appropriate?

[@AngieDiB]

Yes for sure! I do it all the time with my bridal clients.

[@eallinapradhan4249]

i have watched most of your videos especially on skin prep and love them.. however i have never heard you mention sunscreen. i am daily make up user, so wanted to know if i can skip the sunscren after doing the prep

[@AngieDiB]

Are you asking about your own personal makeup application or makeup application on other people? If it is for your own personal use you should be wearing sunscreen daily. For makeup application on others usually if you are on set shooting it is an unnecessary step unless you are working in film/television etc. outdoors for longer periods of time.

[@hanisismail8531]

Hi! Thank you for all the helpful videos so glad that youtube suggested your videos. I would like to ask, for primer on dry skin, is there any guide for it or depending on what the skin needs? Let's say, the t-zone can get little bit oily and the client has large pores, what would you suggest? I watched other person video recommending primer with dimethicone for dry skin so I'm curious what's your thought on it thank you!

[@AngieDiB]

Skin prep for makeup is very client/situation dependant. Silicone based primers work on all skin types (what's more important is what goes under it to address the skin type). A primer for large pores that I like is NYX Pore Filler (although I don't use it that often) myshlf.us/p-70266

[@tiffaniemcmillan209]

I have crazy dry skin. This is so helpful.

[@dimondinthesky28]

Great concept love all your video's they are very helpful. I have one question so after I do the whole face with cream products I shouldn't set it not even under the eyes if you have dry skin. Is the product going to stay isn't going to move or crease please let me know. Thanks

[@AngieDiB]

Definitely! Just be careful how much powder you use. You can use powder on dry skin, just try to limit using layers of powder products.

[@PakouVang029]

Can you make a video about how you depot and use the vueset products?

[@AngieDiB]

I have a blog post about it! You can go to www.theangied.com and check it out. I just smush whatever I’m depotting in the palette with a spatula. Nothing special!

[@EmilyRad]

do you have any additional things you do for your bridal clients? an extra mask step or anything?

[@AngieDiB]

No, I don't usually. Masks can interfere with the hair and make it oily around the perimeter of the face and I usually barely have enough time to do their makeup as it is. Any special or specific skin treatments should be on and off long before they get to me! I usually gift them a luxury lash and get on with the application!

[@_lovelyeve_]

Love love love your videos!!!

[@941marissa]

Thanks 💐

[@andremarie3592]

Is there a place where you’ve recommended primers for dry skin ? 😭

[@AngieDiB]

I don't use a lot of primer in the applications I do, so I don't have any content on that posted anywhere.

[@SamanthaH]

I know you don’t like primers, but what do you think about hydrating primers ??

[@AngieDiB]

I don't use them I'm sorry!!

[@SamanthaH]

That’s fine! I haven’t been a fan of many, so I wanted to see what you thought! Thanks for replying !

[@hayleesmith9709]

Why don’t you like primers?

[@SamanthaH]

@@hayleesmith9709 they are usually a scam and don’t add any value, they also cause the makeup to slip and slide....

[@tarynmarie9863]

Hey Angie, I was just wondering about skin undertones for medium to darker clients. We know caucasians generally have either a pink or yellow undertone, but how about darker clients? Or does that just come down to basic Colour theory? 🙂 Also, are you able to do a video of eyeliner techniques for different eye shapes. I struggle with this sometimes 😩

[@AngieDiB]

To answer your first question it’s the same with deeper skin tones. But when you look at foundations for deeper skin you are going to be looking for more red or yellow. With medium/deep skin tones you also need to look out for olive undertones as well. It is defintiely all colour wheel for sure! As we get into my makeup applications on more actual people I will be sure to mention all of this (including different eyeliner techniqes).

[@tarynmarie9863]

Angie Di Battista Awesome, thanks so much! 😍

[@chisasuriyamongkol4377]

Hi Angie I have question , I have a documentary tv show that I am producing with my husband and also doing the makeup for the host myself . ( I was graduated makeup school from Thailand and starting my career as a makeup artist for couple of years now) What is best sunscreen underneath foundations that looks nice and beautiful on HD . We will be shooting outdoor this summer in North of Newfoundland and some part in Labrador for month , strong wind , strong sun and cold most of the time and the hosts skin react to sea salt water too. Since the show is not all about put on makeup but very light natural makeup and healthy skin. Any suggestions would help 😀. Always nice to have senior working makeup artist who have more experienced sharing their knowledge to new makeup artist. Thank you so much . Chisa

[@AngieDiB]

In my experience any fluid sunscreens will work as long as they are being applied under a foundation that is well pigmented. There are so many brands that make light sunscreens (available in all spfs) I like LaRoche Posay, Ombrelle and Neutrogena.

[@chisasuriyamongkol4377]

Thank you Angie , I will check it out. 😀❤️🙏

[@makeupbymier5064]

Angie help i have a soon to be bride and i already have a experience that her eyes is so sensitive that her eyeshadow crease because of her teary eyes maybe u can advised a best way to handle it? Im still learning and hoping you can help thanks

[@AngieDiB]

That’s something I’d have to see in person to be able to advise on. Try holding a Kleenex underneath the eye to pull the tears downward while working.

[@dimondinthesky28]

Thank you

[@gardenofjaz3253]

Do you have a color wheel video? So many artist like myself don’t fully understand how to use one.

[@AngieDiB]

I’ve got two posted on this channel!

[@gardenofjaz3253]

Angie Di Battista awesome I’ll check them out! Love your content ❤️

[@tarynmolleson2210]

Do you only use brushes for foundation or do you use a beauty blender sometimes??

[@AngieDiB]

I no longer use Beauty Blenders for hygiene reasons so brushes it is!

[@KueyUil]

Do you have any tips for products balling please?

[@AngieDiB]

You'll have to give me a little more info to work with.

[@KueyUil]

So I've had a bad experience with a dry skin, she had already advised me she had moisturised so I went ahead and primed (hydrating primer) but when I went to apply foundation, the foundation it just balled and everything kept lifting. It got worse when I powdered so I then wiped half to see if I just used moisturiser and no primer, but that also still didn't work. She had very dry skin as well as flakey brows.

[@AngieDiB]

That can happen when using primers. Some primers can almost repel off certain skin care and start to ball up and lift off. It’s a matter of having ingredients in the products that don’t agree with each other (like oil and water). To correct this you have to completely remove the makeup/skin prep and start over to figure out which two products are not agreeing with each other - you also have to use clean brushes if you start over.

[@ektadubey7747]

thankyou this helped

[@estefaniasuarez506]

Awesome!

[@meenakshisaxena5214]

You are a gift to me....

[@loveleenavaidh2055]

U r osm. Loved the video

[@Bellanouva]

Thank you!!! #notificationsquad

[@lovebeautywithin8071]

this was such a TERRIFIC help have 2 girls coming this week for trials