Beauty Trends I'm Sick of... + Beauty Trends I Love! Hair, Makeup & Skincare Trends 2022

[@sandram.d.6164]

Honestly, I'm sick of trends period. I believe people should wear whatever they want whenever they want, whether it's clothes or makeup. Some things look great on some people and not so much on others. Be yourself and stop following what others say you should be. Peace.

[@lilmartian5925]

Peace and love!!

[@jesss418]

Yea but there will always be trends. There have been trends throughout the years.

[@sandram.d.6164]

@@jesss418 I don't disagree with you. As long as there are people that blindly follow what others say, there will be trends. I find it very interesting. It seems as though people want to be unique individuals yet they feel left out if they don't follow what everyone else is doing. Who comes up with these trends? And why? It's all about money and seperation.

[@venust.4119]

Exactly!

[@Fraylovesskincare]

People do wear whatever they want.

[@rasolomonwrites]

I am also super tired of every product being 'dewy' or 'illuminating.' It hit me when I was watching another influencer (who has super dry skin) talk about how she has to keep powder with her now because all of the products are so dewy that they shift and break apart. I think in editorial settings super glossy skin looks great, but if you are just a normal person who has to get through a Target run without your foundation oozing onto the floor it's not what's up.

[@rasolomonwrites]

@Zosia hahahah I feel that. It's kind of a bummer because I find that kind of makeup, at least on me, looks great when I first apply it but by halfway through my work day I look like I melted. And I have normal skin with some dry patches. You really have to put some dew in a product to make me look greasy. It's too much 🤣

[@tquirkyt7118]

Yup…when are women going to stop looking like a greasy teenager who hasn’t learned how to apply makeup. I just want to kick whoever started calling a greasy mess “glowy” …how dumb are people?! Oh and highlighting…yuck…so not cute to look love the Tin Man😝

[@maraeabroughton]

My skin is so dry, what products did she wear? 😂 I would love for my skin to look too dewy 🥲 my skin always looks dry... Even after mixing dewy foundations with oil.

[@ourkindredtales]

I love the “clean girl aesthetic” I don’t love the name or what it implies, but for someone who can’t do eyeliner or throw on a lash, skincare and simple clean makeup are my only options (also very dry skin). Been doing this all through out high school and adulthood with minimal products because they all seemed to have been catered to full glam babes, so I’m very happy that there’s more products on the market for the gals who can’t or choose not do to full glam.

[@monicatomaras1921]

I'm 53 and have been doing the "clean girl aesthetic" my whole life without calling it anything. While I'm fascinated with makeup application and transformation I just don't think it works for me. I only wear foundation once in awhile and it's probably because I've only found one that looks and feels okay (The Ordinary) or a tinted moisturizer. I do wear makeup once or twice a week, but only use very minimal products. Hey, it works for me.

[@doeeyes2]

Im 35 and have been doing it for 20 years. Ive never liked foundation. Ive always just used face cream, under eye concealer, bronzer, brows and lip liner, gloss. The only switch up has been from powder bronzer to cream bronzer and blush.

[@venust.4119]

Same here. Minimal makeup that make you look put together but also that you didn't try too hard is the thing for me too :)

[@SilverGreenEyes18]

You know, most women have always worn their makeup like that without calling it "clean girl makeup". It's not something that little girls created on TikTok in 2020

[@sebumpostmortem]

A 48 yo MUA and ex ballet dancer here. I' m META sick and tired🙄 *TRENDS ARE OUT OF TREND* It' s 2022. Absolutely everything has been created and has made a come back in the fashion wheel at least once. Can we just go for whatever makes us feel good whenever we are in the mood for? The only physical -trend- aesthetic I can accept is a beautiful hair, skin and overall look as a result and reflection of HEALTH. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@cindyolson]

The new "dewy- illuminated" look has always been my makeup look because of my oily skin. Who knew I'd be ahead of any trends. I also didn't give up my lower rise jeans and they are back in style again. I absolutely cannot wear high rise or ribcage jeans for my body type.

[@5117danielle]

Agree, my face produces enough "glow" that I don't need to add glow with my makeup products!

[@anklebitr79]

I don't need Elf Halo glow. My face makes its own Halo glow. Lmao

[@ms-yh4xj]

i totally agree with the clean girl aesthetic!!! the word "clean" just makes it sound so rude like am i not clean when i don‘t do the clean girl aesthetic?

[@kaylan2083]

I can't stand hair parting to the middle as a trend. Why is the way someone parts their hair a trend? Some people have a partial side part or flipped to one side. So weird that it was made to be "outdated". Changing your hair part permanently requires practice and hair training to stay put and then you'd have to get a whole new hair cut so it's not uneven. Some people look like nerds with a center part. I just don't get why physical things like our body type or hair type or how our hair lays is considered "trendy" or "outdated". 👎

[@lotsa_nailpolish]

I have a larger Italian nose, and grew up when middle parts were a thing 70s and 80s. All that did was direct attention to my larger Italian nose. I switched to an off-side part in the late 90s and never looked back. Every “body” is different. 💜

[@AbbeyYung]

My hair physically cannot do a true middle part bc of my cowlick 🤣

[@baileydubs]

Agreed. My face looks terrible with a center part, plus I also have a widows peak and cowlicks so my part has always had to be in the same place.

[@jaci7974]

I agree 1000%! It’s like denim, different cuts fit will suit different bodies! It’s such a personal thing.. hair parts, Jean cuts, etc should not be trends

[@jaci7974]

@@lotsa_nailpolish I have a big Italian nose as well, I never considered that my middle part could be unflattering to my nose, I’m gonna have to try switching it up and see how it works!🥰

[@worthigirl2946]

Noooo! Fake lips gotta go! Do these peeps realise how ridiculous they look? The whole Instagram fake ass look is hellacious!🤣🤣 You are so right about all!

[@alexandramcnamee9912]

let people do what makes them happy lol, why so hateful

[@MrsDaedalus_]

@@alexandramcnamee9912 It enhances more their insecurity and embracing their natural beauty. Especially when some of these influencers have minors in their audience. Promoting lip fillers is not exactly a good example.

[@cookiesandpudding8485]

@@alexandramcnamee9912 what if hating is what makes them happy

[@alexandramcnamee9912]

@@MrsDaedalus_ are you speaking from personal experience? cuz i am. getting lip fillers did not enhance my insecurity. i stopped doing them and suffered no negative psychological consequences once i stopped, it was a fun body modification. why do you care what i do with my body if it doesnt affect you? and bringing up the young audience thing is a bad argument, its not up to a complete stranger to make sure their content is child appropriate. it's the responsibility of the childrens parents to monitor the content they consume.

[@alexandramcnamee9912]

@@cookiesandpudding8485 then that affects other people negatively and is therefore not acceptable lol. getting body modifications like lip fillers does not affect someone else negatively and therefore is not something that other people should judge.

[@brittanysheller]

You mentioned products you have used for your friend for her wedding day!! Being someone who is getting married this fall, I would absolutely love to see a product lineup for a bridal look!! Hahaha being someone who absolutely loves makeup but has fallen off the wagon the past few years, I am loving your channel and all your product recommendations!! ❤️

[@padelackles]

I love the clean girl beauty look. For years girls were pressured to have hardcore drag makeup with contour/baking/everything and multiple eyeshadow palettes and powders so brands like glossier were a breath of fresh air. I also like it because it’s more skincare focused.

[@rachelzip3144]

Yess and the clothes are more simple and comfy! I love it

[@readergirl100]

there are actually some pretty big issues with the “clean girl” look. (not the aesthetic itself- I love how it looks but) 1. as abbey said, the marketing of clean implies that there is something that’s dirty. Ppl who do a full face of glam are not dirty nor are ppl who don’t wear makeup at all either. also related is how the ppl who do this trend all seem to have perfect skin, I’ve heard ppl w acne say they feel like they can’t participate in this and again this implies ppl with acne are “dirty.” 2. The “clean girl look” has actually BEEN done by black/brown people for many years (slicked back hair, gold hoops, glossy full lips, etc) and has only NOW gone viral bc white ppl decided it was cool. Going back to the first point, this also is implying white people are “cleaner” than POC considering the history. So I have a huge problem w the clean girl trend (if u do this look urself u r fine lol but I’m just talking about the whole marketing of this trend in general)

[@alexandramcnamee9912]

@@readergirl100 oh wow, thats really interesting and makes so much sense. never thought of it that way, thanks for sharing

[@cassthompson3386]

@@readergirl100 Of course someone just HAD to make it about race 🙄 The "clean girl" thing has absolutely nothing to do with race. Black people didn't do it first. Nor did white people. Because all the "clean girl" thing is, is "no makeup makeup". That's literally all it is. Yall gotta stop bringing race into every freaking thing. And stop it with this white savior shit where yall feel the need to "stick up" for black people, when they don't need you to stand up for them, and race has NOTHING to do with it anyway. 🙄 Good lord.

[@readergirl100]

@@cassthompson3386 you’re saying that as a person of privilege lol. You only don’t think it’s about race bc u haven’t had to think abt it that way, your statements are historically wrong. Also you are hilarious bc I’m not even white, nor am I black, so it’s impossible for me to be a white savior 😍😍😍😍

[@MakeupGeek88]

The faux freckles trend has to go plzzzz

[@doeeyes2]

Its gotten really out of hand. Especially when you can someine is wearing full coversge foundation.. like gurl... those freckles would be completely covered... that and the laminate brows, people are gna look back on like why??

[@clayfeathers]

It’s so dumb looking.

[@160p2GHz]

Clean girl is basically my everyday look but with my hair down and wavy. To me it looks close to what I call the surfer girl aesthetic. I just like that it works well for natural blondes (I do wear mascara with it lol) and that it's fairly low maintenance. I have sort of average size white girl lips too but I still think it looks nice (I think my brows are only a little fuller than yours but I fluff em up with clear gel). It's the simplicity of it I love-- I mean if i'm being honest it's probably just the concert of 1) I suck at eyeshadow and 2) have always wanted to be a surfer.

[@KismetKat11]

I completely agree about fingers in jars. Gunk also gets under my nails, I really dislike it. I also dislike doe foot wands in eye products like Urban Decay eyeshadow primer. It used to be in a squeeze tube which was so much more hygienic AND you could get all the product out. Now it gets all gunky and dried out from the air introduced by the wand. I switched products.

[@Life.With.Carrie]

That is the beauty of trends. You can pick and choose which ones you want to participate in and let others enjoy what they like. Some of the trends mentioned like the “clean girl” is just a GenZ repackaging of the minimalist or no-makeup-makeup. Just like the “dewy” look is another take on “strobing.” While they may come across as trends they’re actually staple makeup routines that have been around for forever. Just a different name with maybe an added step/twist. We see it in fashion, as well. Everything gets recycled and rebranded to make the consumer buy the shiny new thing. Just find what works for you and your taste.

[@thepicklegambit]

This is exactly my viewpoint as well. At the end of the day, everything is just buzzwords. “Clean girl” is just “no makeup makeup look” revamped. Trends reinvent themselves, but they’re typically the same thing they’ve always been. Just a new buzzword.

[@ikylm2121]

100% agree on the illuminating primers! I have dry skin and those primers don’t hold up under my makeup. But I do like using them as a natural looking highlighter or as a “primer” for a powder highlight on top

[@msKita43]

Ok I'm gonna have to stand for the veterans and military girls. The clean girl aesthetic is how we do our makeup due to regulations we either have to currently adhere to or were in so long that we're just used to. That slick back bun is just something I can't get past bc now I can't stand my hair down in my face.

[@UmDiaDiaDia]

I honestly like the foundation in a jar concept,only because we’ll be able control the amount of foundation we put on easily and can also get all the product out. However, the hygiene part plays a part too

[@zoeberry33]

I wish putting a big glob of highlighter on your nose, would go out of style. I get so distracted by glowing noses on Tik Tok🤣 Also...too much bronzer make some look like they have a dirty face.

[@kham6006]

Look like the tin man from wizard of oz

[@samantharitchie9148]

I definitely regret buying all the illuminating and dewy products to achieve that "clean girl" aesthetic. An hour later I just look oily, not dewy, and then I always wonder what I'm doing wrong and why I can't achieve this look. But every time I go back to my more matte products I just feel so much better. The dewy clean girl is NOT for everyone.

[@giacala]

The foundation in a jar trend is the equivalent to the serum with a dropper bottle trend that has also gone wild over the last few years. I think it’s just coming down to brands cheapening out on packaging at our expense. I’ll gladly pay a few extra dollars for a pump.

[@alicerussell5193]

As someone who has naturally quite dry skin, I'm so happy to see more dewy products and am really excited to see more brands go in this kind of direction. I personally am really excited about seeing more cream products, particularly foundation. That said, I completely understand how it's not for everyone. I feel like this was such a gap in the market, but I don't think it should be the only options. I dread the day when trends swing back in the direction of all matte everything just because it'll make it that much more difficult to find formulations that work for me. So I can absolutely see how the reverse would be true for someone with oily skin. I've always preferred more of a glow and I know I will continue to even after it's not in fashion. I think what's most fashionable is doing what works best for each of us. Everyone should be equal in beauty and everyone should be able to have their needs met--there is space for us all.

[@jo4vt]

I have used a higher strength tretinoin for over 6 years, and I use self tanner on my face. It might not last as long as it does on my body, but it doesn’t get patchy. I know a lot of 40 and older influencers use tretinoin and facial tanner, they just use a different type on tanner on their face than they do on their body.

[@ambernoland1506]

I've said this several times on your different videos, but I really LOVE that you're kinda moving back towards your natural hair color. It looks sooo good!!!

[@kennedymcduff]

Okay your hair always looks great but GIRL! It looks amazing in this video it’s all I can pay attention to!

[@elenajg]

I actually love to contour with self tanner! I think it looks great, the problem is that with a skincare routine that involves double cleansing, some acids and retinol it only lasts like two days on me. As you, I'm not changing my skincare, it's sacred!

[@lorainemcgillivray77]

Hi I think some of these are skin type specific. I have super dry/mature skin and love a more glowy look. I also like cream foundations - they tend to work better on dry skin, if they contain a decent amount of oils etc. A minimal makeup look is never a bad thing and is better in my life than a super heavy instagram look. I have always loved eyeliner for adding a pop of colour to a more neutral look - who knew I'd be trendy lol. I think with any bunch of trends we all pick and choose what suits our skin and our lifestyle. Photographs and short videos do not represent what makeup looks like in real life, nor how it performs over the course of a day. Most of us have a look we're happy with and small tweaks here and there can make life interesting. A super glossy lip is not a good mix with masks for instance lol. Best wishes.

[@rebnae]

If you're enjoying the Supergoop Glow sunscreen, you HAVE to try the Tula Protect & Glow sunscreen! I don't like to use it on my face (too glowy) but it is GOOOOOOORGEOUS on shoulders, collarbone, décolletage, etc. Provides great sun protection and makes your skin look like you're a goddess.

[@baileydubs]

My favorite thing to so is using a plum purple eyeliner on my upper lash line because you can’t really notice it too much but it makes the green in my eyes pop, and it’s a lot less harsh than a brown or black eyeliner

[@kellymartin7696]

Loving how much more I hear how important sun screen is now!! Especially in the younger ages!

[@ToshidaViva]

Abbey, could you please make a video on the order in which to use skin care products? Like when it's better to use a serum, a toner, or an essence, which products can be used one by one, and which should be used in different time of day🙏💖💖

[@Magalii123]

Your hair and skin has been looking greatttt lately!! 🤩

[@AbbeyYung]

Thank you 🥰

[@hannahe9589]

if your latina or mixed youve gotta try the clean girl look!!

[@fionadarragh1004]

Hi Abbey ❤️, The foundation in a jar is disgusting and unsanitary to me. In a bottle with a pump is and has been the only way. Why change something that isn't broken. I hope you have a lovely weekend 😘!

[@kellyalexa1437]

The hairline thing is equivalent to different denim styles being “trendy” for me. Everyone’s body is different and certain styles flatter people more than others. You won’t find me in a side part or skinny jeans but it looks amazing on other people! I also hate the “clean girl” aesthetic, esp since I’ve been doing a simple low bun for years 😂 and the makeup side to it is just…no makeup makeup? Which people do all the time? So bizarre.

[@TracyD2]

Relaxed low to mid rise boot leg girl for liiiifffeee.

[@BLessed758]

Please try the Caudalie Beauty Elixir ! It’s a beautiful refreshing face mist that includes a nice nourishing grape seed oil that provides a nice glow + antioxidant properties and a gorgeous spa like scent

[@katielanahan9437]

I love the Tower28 SOS spray! It feels so nice and refreshing and helps with my redness

[@tquirkyt7118]

I’ve used Tret for 25 years and use TanLuxe….no issues with patches. No, it doesn’t last very long but love not being pasty white.

[@awalker127]

Yes! I use tazarotene and tan-luxe and I have no issues. I love the slight color it provides and it doesn't streak or look odd.

[@AmericanShiba]

The bleached eyebrows! Couldn’t agree more! Especially as a hairstylist!!

[@vladimirbernal6293]

Yes! I always felt there was a snooty connotation behind the word clean in “clean girl makeup”. I’m all for a minimalist look. But the whole phrase does rub me in some weird way.

[@shellykozun3813]

I love all of the lipsticks that you show us! I’m looking forward to trying some of those formulas and colors!

[@hehasrisen1990]

I agree with u 100% on the don’t’s Abbey. And you’re fun to watch too-shining from without 😬😂😂😂😂

[@wendyraye]

I’m sick of Fox eyes no matter the natural shape - if you have round eyes emphasize them - imagine Twiggy with Fox eyes. I agree the clean girl look is something I would love to achieve but you’re totally right about fluffy eyebrows and big lips (are they photoshopped?) but I have thin brows from my mom plucking them when I was in 5th grade (I’m 52 now so they’ll never grow back the same ever). I feel like I need hair and makeup to feel like “myself” and put together - but I feel like I’m being vain and wasting my life getting “ready”, and I almost feel like people think I’m high maintenance because they roll out of bed and look pretty (not me ever). I forgot I have NARS liquid blush - oops. Be careful of the ice globes with antifreeze in case they break, will poison your pets.

[@marye813]

On my mature skin shiny and dewy highlight wrinkles. Ditto sparkly highlighter and blush. Most foundations aim for that dewy look and I'm finding that translucent setting powder is a new bff. If I could make one thing go away it would be pink eyeshadow and its orange cousins.

[@starlessstephtx]

Orange looks so good with green eyes, though!! :)

[@Holly_77]

I agree with you!! I’m over so many of these trends.

[@Melon29813]

I totally agree with the clean girl thing. I love the way it looks, and in fact that's normally the makeup look I go for (I was doing minimal makeup before it was even a trend), but why did they have to call it "clean girl"? It really does feel like it has a shady meaning behind it. Especially when some girls who wear more glam makeup get shade for being "fake" and wearing "too much makeup" (which is stupid, because with filters even the clean girl's are technically fake, if you're one of those people who say that crap). Idk who came up with the name for it, but they could've done better.

[@stefanieries1506]

I’m so glad to hear someone else (especially you) talk about the “clean girl” aesthetic. Your words captured my thoughts completely and made me feel SEEN. You know?! Anyway, thanks! ☺️

[@tquirkyt7118]

❤️love you and your videos‼️ Quickest way to make me ignore something…call it “trendy”. This just means it’s not going to last, if it’s fashion or design…it likely looks cheep. I’m a designer and THE way to be chic and fabulous is to not waste time and/or money on a trendy color or item. Think about it…the reason French Girl style is popular is that it’s simple, embraces the personality and features, doesn’t try to be something for someone else…and doesn’t chase a trend. However, I know most will hate this fact check…because wasting money on trends and a disposable way of life, seems to have become the American way…sad….

[@LoversLane16]

if you haven't tried the Revlon Super Lustrous shine lipstick in shade "20 nude illuminator" you have to! I think you would really like it. it looks wet but stays like a lipstick and isnt sticky.

[@AbbeyYung]

Ohh I have tried these lipstick they’re great! Forgot about them

[@terrirojas]

Ok. I can no longer not comment. Hi our hair looks incredible. INCREDIBLE! I’ve been meaning to mention it on your recent K18 hair videos - actually even before - incredible, Abbey. I can not get over it. I’m currently one year out from a pixie and my hair is just so fine (always has been) and just so aged. Never thought of my hair as damaged. It maybe after 21 years of coloring it every 5-7 weeks, even though it’s dark brown, it *may?* have damage. Idk. What I do know, your hair makes me want to invest in K18. Happy Friday! 🌺

[@mariaecheverri379]

Can you talk about what you tell your stylist to get your hair to the perfect color. It always looks so bright and beautiful.

[@hillareads]

I don't have a steady enough hand to make graphic liner work for me, but this year I've branched out and started wearing colorful eyeliner. It's my favorite way of adding something interesting to my look. Plus eyeliner is way faster for me than a full glam eyeshadow look. I also completely agree about the excessive glowy products, also because I have oily skin. Sometimes I'll see people apply a ton of "glowy" stuff and I'm just thinking "okay, but that's not a glow. That's just wet."

[@BecauseHelives7]

Lol after I got ready one day I was told I looked sweaty😂 your comment cracked me up. I had to share. Btw I don’t go for the sweaty wet look any longer😂

[@erical8437]

In defense of the jarred foundation, it does ultimately reduce the amount of plastic packaging that ends up in the environment. Pumps, and the coordinating stem are generally not recyclable, even if the bottle happens to be. And this is not a critique, but an honest question. How do you use other skincare products in jars? Like Cera-ve hydrating ointment, for example?

[@AmyOfEarth]

Bleaching the brows was a 90s thing too. I did it 🙈 thought it looked cool but ppl would comment and say, “you look weird!”

[@Katsfolly]

Hello from MN, I have to say, you are so beautiful! I just don’t get illuminating primer, once you put powder on, I don’t see the illumination. I have normal skin, and when I used the Hollywood Flawless Filter as a primer, my foundation didn’t wear well.

[@mirnanakhleh1404]

I’m always waiting so inpatient and looking forward to your new amazing videos!!! Thank you Abbey and all the very best to you

[@sarahpalmer8740]

Yes! Just enhance your natural beauty:). Whatever your eyebrows are naturally shaped like, whatever your face shape naturally is, whatever skin type you have, whether or not you like to wear makeup naturally etc, stay true to who you were created to be!!! And, honestly, at some point, your look will be in style! 😂

[@kellyburnett1833]

The 90's trend was the "spiral perm".oh my goodness...why didn't we realize we all looked like poodles !!! There are so many trends that are just wrong. I have always loved a juicy lip though...I am addicted to beautiful and shiny lipglosses....have a great day 😁

[@TracyD2]

How about the Afro trend in Japan amongst other ‘trends’. That’s crazy what has been going on over there but they are far far away.

[@amyakin8772]

How do you curl your hair? I know you have shown some heat less ways but what do you use to achieve this look? It looks just gorgeous on you!

[@qveenissac]

You hair looks so fluffy and fresh in this vid Abbey! Not sure if it's a fresh wash or the color but the hair is on point today. Maybe I'm projecting bc even dry shampoo can't help me from needing a wash rn lol

[@insaneandvain6188]

I hear you about the illuminating primers!

[@HelloKimBoyer]

Re mists, just realized I've been using Yonka Paris Lotion PS Invigorating Mist for 20 years. This is Yonka's dry skin toner, and the brand makes one for normal to oily skin as well. It's probably not essential, but it's my fav part of my routine. The longest I've gone without it is about 1 month, and I noticed a difference. It's prob kinda old school but I love it.

[@melissapetzer3560]

I will never stop using auric glow lust as my base. I love looking like a greased up turkey ✨✨✨✨

[@AbbeyYung]

😭😭😭 I love this for you

[@jlongarini96]

Glow from without 🤣🤣 You really had me with this comment. That’s what happens to me when I try to smear glitter all over my face as a “primer” hahaha

[@juliamrtn4837]

I personally love the clean girl aesthetic. I don’t think you understood what it is about. It’s not something you have to be able to “pull of” like you said. It’s about enhancing your natural beauty in a way that looks clean and invisible. The opposite of the full face we saw in the last decade.

[@thepicklegambit]

Exactly. I honestly think we’re overthinking the word “clean” a bit. It doesn’t have to imply at all that those who don’t prefer this look/trend are dirty or gross. It’s just a word. And honestly, it’s pretty much the same thing as the “no makeup makeup look.” All we’ve done is pretty much slapped a new label or name on an already existing minimal look. People do this all the time, from generation to generation, from trend to trend. They’re just buzzwords at the end of the day. They mean what you want them to mean, IMO.

[@doeeyes2]

I think the faux freckles and the laminate brows are two trends people are going to look back on and be like "what was I thinking" 😅

[@SunxSurfxSand]

Your curls and styling finish look so pretty lately. Can you do a video?

[@tehmaimed]

Omg I've always also had a problem with why people call it the "clean" girl makeup. Lol is it implying everyone else who has acne or other imperfections / skinny brows+lips / super glam ppl/ everyone else are dirty?!

[@nefferttisolis-bradley5552]

I tried to do a middle part on my hair and was not able to rock it...so not a fan but it works for some people. I will keep my side part..always!😉

[@christineo7930]

Lip fillers and fake freckles looks absolutely awful on everyone IMO 🤯. Everyone seems to think that they look so natural in these trends and none -none- NONE of them do.

[@sharroon7574]

Caudalie grape water mist is so nice

[@kokoro9301]

I have been trying to find a orange and/or coral sheer lip, so i agree

[@0hSineadian]

Have you been curling your hair differently/if not do you have a tutorial? Your wave/curls look 👌👌👌

[@purpledragonfly313]

I soak my hair, then Olaplex 3 and then a plastic cap. So the hair doesn’t dry and it works for longer.

[@Jehniferj_4063]

I agree with with you about these trends....both good & gotta go...lol! I'm all about my face mists nowadays. I'm just obsessed with skincare in general. Xoxo ❤️ 😘 🤗

[@BecauseHelives7]

That’s been my fav as of lately too. May I ask what face mists your loving since you’re into skincare I am curious which ones you’ve been loving the most. I am currently looking for some for my sensitive and on the drier skin side.

[@tanaziegler]

I have skin dryer than the sahara.. could never get my face to produce oil, even if i try(i use cerave healing ointment as a daily cream, my skin is so dry- from medication im on).. so gimme all of the illuminating primers esp the ones that not only illuminate but hydrate as well.. as long as they arent sparkles, ill take it.. & even though im 36, i dont have much to cover up, so something like ct hollywood filter is plenty of coverage for me(then use a little concealer where i need it) bc MOST foundations make my skin feel like its on fire bc its so dry, so primers with illumination & skin care benefits def feel better...so im extremely thankful for them... but obviously, if i had oily skin, or need to cover more on my face, i wouldnt enjoy them as much.. so theyre def personal preference.

[@jennycorral4830]

Sameeee I'm so so so dry. Give me all the dew and hydration!!

[@glaciergang]

Try ilia skin tint!!

[@ashleighcoles06]

I love the blue eyeliner on you!

[@AbbeyYung]

Thank you! ❤️

[@liz3bit]

In a way I kind of like the idea of foundation jars because it's easier to recycle!

[@mrsbinkbonk]

My holy grail expensive French foundation comes in a jar. I totally agree with you. I would prefer packaging that prevents contamination.

[@ambernoland1506]

I have super thin sparse brows and super thin lips naturally, but I wear barely no makeup bc I'm fine with what I've got going on. Plus, I work outside, and wearing foundation or heavy makeup just doesn't work for me. It's all about your self-confidence, I guess. 🙂 I do love a good bold lip with some gloss and mascara, then I'm good to go!

[@Crystal0139]

I so agree with the Illuminating primer, putting it underneath looks beautiful but wearing it as foundation, they look like the tin man 😂 And I think the jar foundations are gross too.

[@denisevogel1197]

I’m with you on the cream and liquid blushes! Give me all the glory goodness! Take my money! I’ll drink the Kool-Aid!

[@Emmiiillyyy]

Would love to see this same video concept for haircare trends and skin care trends ♡◇

[@Jasapan-u4s]

Abbey seriously try Maybelline Baby Lips in Pink Quartz. I know it’s not expensive but girllllll

[@aubreystalcup5452]

I hear you.... but the Revlon Colorstay Whipped Foundation was holy grail for me until they discontinued it!

[@goldieredmango]

Hmm I wonder how the ice roller would work on a frontal headache? I sometimes use an ice pack or cold cloth… might work.

[@jenniferolson3206]

The bleached eyebrow trend makes me LOL! I do not get it, but thank god the thin plucked eye brow trend got knocked back.

[@yukokoscak]

Totally agree with the eye brow trend😳😤😱 They don’t look good in blond color and don’t want to keep watching videos of those people who did dye their eye brows. Yikes, ugh, and gross 🤮

[@ms-yh4xj]

omg yeah the illuminating primers don‘t make sense to me either!!!

[@morgananderson4917]

The sioris time is running out mist is my favorite!

[@veronika__asmr_]

Omg I did not know that about the olaplex number 3 thank you for telling me

[@MadamoftheCatHouse]

I have colouring similar to yours, except I have yellow bursts inside irises. Also my eyes r round, w prominent lids, so instead of skinny sharp felt liners I look better w smudged, blunt tip pencil ones.

[@allthethingswithmandyandwh8226]

Which of your sheer glosses do you feel like lasts the longest?

[@jenniferquigley999]

What nail color are you wearing? I’ve loved your polish in the last few videos… brownish one and this blue one. Would love for you to share :)

[@trashcan7380]

Videos like this are why trends exist

[@glaciergang]

I cant give up clean girl aesthetic- its just my life! Lol

[@angiee3419]

As a teenager i remembered wearing lipgloss i made feel fabulous ha and now came back When it comes to colorful eyeliner doesn't call my attention i prefer black eyeliner

[@briana9140]

Ok but Mia goth looks so good with bleached eyebrows

[@morgananderson4917]

I loooove your black headband in that clip when you were applying lip looks. Where’s it from??

[@michellemurph]

I’m loving claw clips

[@tinasung3814]

Is the the clean girl look the same as the no makeup makeup look? Hopefully not because i think the no makeup makeup is the way to go. Makeup should be to highlight natural features hide flaws so it looks natural like you were born with it. So i still think clean girl looks better than Heavy makeup face but maybe take it down another notch and go for the no makeup makeup natural look without the bun hairdo and heavy brow.