"Do I Need More Makeup?" YES - If you have these features.

Have you ever noticed that there are some faces out there that just look SO drastically differerent with a little more eye makeup? What features make you ESPECIALLY suitable for a bolder style of eye makeup?
If you've ever asked yourself "Do I need more makeup?", check if you have these features first!
Celebrity examples for today's content include: Dua Lipa, Eva Mendes, and Julia Roberts!
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[@aurigavega]

Can you talk about faces that need to wear MORE makeup for the lips? Like the ones who can't wear bare lips/nude lipstick

[@mehekrajwala264]

I think you would find it in her , "if you should wear red lips" vedio

[@aurigavega]

@@mehekrajwala264 I watched it already! But it's not exactly what I'm asking about. That one is about whether or not bold lips suit you. What I'm asking is whether or not you NEED to wear lip makeup

[@Irina0263]

Whether a bold lip would suit you depends on the visual weight of your face. If your face has higher visual weight or you have more blunt facial structure and features, it'll work to support your face. I have these features and I look sickly with nude lipstick.

[@stylemejenn]

I also think that your seasonal color matters as well :)

[@indigolotus22]

I'm definitely someone that looks better wearing color on the lips, especially brighter colors. Nude lip colors do not flatter me. I'm a bright/true summer.

[@LauraAmanda8888]

I ADORE a woman with a "masculine" face. They are so incredibly beautiful!! Never feel self- conscious about that. You're so damn gorgeous, unique and special! Not just for your face but your personality and unique energy, talents and the gifts you bring to this world are something no one else can bring to this world! 💕

[@stylemejenn]

I agree! Thank you for the sweet and encouraging comment ❤❤❤

[@SchlichteToven]

Women with masculine features have unique talents not shared by women with feminine features? That makes no sense.

[@collet214]

​@@SchlichteTovenmans face mans eyes .needs more eye make up to look feminine right?

[@minervarose7664]

​@@SchlichteToven i think what she meant is that everyone is unique and beautiful, regardless of whether their features are "masculine" or "feminine".

[@ranaamir-cl8kl]

people usually avoid talking about "when do we need more makeup in certain places" because they r scared that they might get misunderstood but actually topics like this r incredibly helpful , we all enjoy putting makeup anyways and answering such a question like this is really really important for the beginners , thank u for all of your videos darling much respect for u .

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you're finding my content and approach helpful ❤ We should be free to talk about these things!

[@dickottel]

we don't like putting makeup he he 🥲

[@user-bo5ju4up3k]

I don't usually comment, but this video really improved my self confidence. I have similar features to those discussed, and I'm quite insecure about them, and seeing them on a beautiful woman like Dua made me appreciate them. Thank you, Jenn. I don' t even wear makeup anymore, and I'm watching the video for the second time and taking notes.

[@stylemejenn]

You are so welcome!! I'm very glad to hear this video had a positive influence on your self-confidence ♥♥♥

[@realSimoneCherie]

I hate the way a lot of makeup looks in person but photos… for whatever reason photos just don’t look like I’m wearing ANY 😫

[@stylemejenn]

So true!

[@TaLuLuDAY]

I really love how you explain Dua’s Masculinity vs. Feminity and how some people might prefer one over the other. At the end of the day as long as you’re doing the style you love, it doesn’t matter what others think as there’ll always be someone who loves it and dislike it❤ being your unique self is the best! Thank you for your lovely positive approach!

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you liked the approach! It's a little difficult to be diplomatic at times, but like you said there's always gonna be people who like it vs dislike it ❤

[@SongofBeauty]

She totally looks more beautiful in natural makeup.

[@deeess9492]

You've elevated the art of makeup to a science almost - I feel really nerdy hearing you explain all the hypotheticals, probabilities, experiments, shapes, sizes etc 😃 Love it ❤❤❤

[@mikegroothoff16]

True that, love the scientific approach too!

[@stylemejenn]

Haha I am such a nerd 🙈 I'm glad you like the way I explain things! ❤

[@SophieWinther]

Can you cover the JAW? I see science stating it as #1 indicator of facial attractiveness and how beautiful celebrities have different jaw shapes and prominence and what to do makeup-wise in this aspect (contouring, balancing features, etc). Thank you!! ❤️

[@stylemejenn]

I'll add it to my topics list! I do think that prominence in the jawline is very subjective depending on culture - I grew up in a culture where a strong jawline is considered highly undesirable, so I think it really depends on the perspective as well ❤

[@SchlichteToven]

The media is constantly putting forward the idea that ONE single feature makes people attractive or is the most important feature in attractiveness. I've heard it said about the distance of your eyebrow from your eyelid crease, the distance of your philtrum (regular human length is no longer desirable - it should be as short a distance as possible, like a child's), the distance between your eyes, the size of your nose, whether you have "resting b*tch face," the clearness of your skin - anything and everything. Jawline perfection "science" is a new one to me though - I can't believe they managed to find a body part that hasn't been dissected already!

[@mariliamerino]

I personally never liked prominent jawlines on women's faces.

[@tallisinwonderland4724]

I think fluffy, full brows, a bit straight are always a gorgeous look. I grew up in the Brooke Shields era and that was my beauty standard, even in the nineties when it was the pencil thin brows 😂

[@thedollpretty91]

I have a masculine face and it is a big insecurity for me, sometimes I feel like I'm not feminine at all... that I look weird with makeup on. I don't usually wear a lot of makeup to be honest, only lipstick, blush, and mascara. Using more than that makes me feel like a clown

[@stylemejenn]

I think that people with masculine features make the most interesting faces! Apparently what model agencies deliberately look for in female models :)

[@ConnieWobbles]

I've always thought Dua Lipa to be one of the most beautiful and striking faces I've ever seen. She does look like a perfect canvas for make-up but now I know why. These lessons on facial dimensions etc and where to focus make-up emphasis are so helpful.

[@stylemejenn]

I’m glad you found the analysis helpful! ☺️❤️

[@mariliamerino]

I don't like square jaws for women. And Dua lipa has it

[@ConnieWobbles]

@@mariliamerino I'd normally agree but in this instance I don't think it detracts from her beauty, especially when she wears her hair below her jaw to soften her look. I think Natalie Portman and Demi Moore are other examples of beautiful women with a wider jaws. But there are more extreme versions like Olivia Wilde. I'm not a fan of really narrow or sharp jaws such as celebs like Rihanna or Scarlett Johansson, even though they can both look very beautiful with hairstyles to add some width to their faces. I think we all get used to our own facial dimensions as being the norm and we can all look better with the right haircut. I suppose ultimately beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.

[@dayglodoggy]

This is the first video of yours that I have watched (thanks, algorhitym) and I really like how you discussed the topic without saying certain features are "bad" or need to be "corrected". I will be watching more!

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you liked the style of my content. Welcome to the channel! :D

[@florenna]

I'm definitely one of those who looks drastically different with strong eye makeup, and would never go out without it, lots of it to be precise ;) No matter what others might say (as many people do tend to look down on using much makeup, sadly).

[@p.b.4464]

I'm terrified of blush and contouring. I can't seem to find the middle ground between invisible and clown. Or maybe I don't realize the invisible isn't invisible? This. Has been the case for me at several different places with differently lighted bathrooms.

[@stylemejenn]

If you have really fair skin I can understand how even just a little bit of color can appear quite jarring!! The key is to choose the lightest color possible and to be VERY light handed. You can always add more but it's difficult to take some away if you start off with too much product!

[@theprousteffect9717]

​​@@stylemejennThis! Plus finding the right blush undertone and saturation level. People tend to look better with a warm toned or cool toned blush, depending on their skin's undertone, and some people need a blush that's very muted in color and not super bright.

[@maya.3544]

Could you analyze Lucy Liu? (And other Asian celebrities) Thank you.

[@poppypoppoppy]

Gemma Chan please!!!

[@stylemejenn]

Asian sisters series ❤❤❤

[@TERCESISM]

@@stylemejenncan’t wait for this one!!! Subscribing ❤

[@meg7578]

Yes please!

[@cee3176]

My friends have told me I resemble Eva in terms of our facial structure, and even in this age of reclaiming a bushier brow, I always felt like I look better with a thinner more arched brow. Thank you for explaining this 😂

[@stylemejenn]

Haha you're welcome! We already know certain things make us look better, we just can't always articulate why ❤

[@tamerebel]

Thinner brows are trendy now again!

[@2twentysix]

You have the best videos! What you explain makes a lot of sense. Your topics are more specific and therefore so more helpful - thank you 🙏

[@stylemejenn]

You are so welcome! I'm glad you're finding my content helpful ❤

[@BodyAndSol96]

Oh I love these videos, they are so interesting. Especially what you explained about Dua's eyebrow arches being hidden behind hair vs. visible was really eye-opening! (I'll see myself out) I have strange face that I can't analyze. I would love to wear bolder eye makeup more often, but I feel like it looks "off" and I can't explain why. A video about eyes or faces that are better off without a smokey eye would be awesome! Without makeup, I look very plain, sometimes ill, often like a child. I have very light skin, dark circles, big dark green eyes and eyebrows and eyelashes that blend in seamlessly to my face, lol. I have relatively full lips, but they don't have much color. So without makeup there's really not much going on. However when I put on my everyday makeup, I look like a different person. I have thick eyebrows so doing them makes a huge difference, as does mascara and curling my lashes because they are long and thick, although invisible in their natural state. In addition I wear a neutral eyeshadow, a thin brown eyeliner, foundation to even out my skin, heavy-duty concealer for the dark circles, bronzer and blush to bring out the dimensions on my face and a natural lip color. The difference after this 20 min routine is drastic and for a sexier look, adding a little extra attention to my eyebrows, lashes, bronzer/blush and lips will make an even bigger difference, better than I think I can achieve with a smokey eye. In a way it's strange, because my eyes are my best feature, but without makeup they don't look special and with dark heavy eyeshadow they look off. But with something in the middle they stand out and I can't figure out why the middle road is by far the best result.

[@stylemejenn]

I have a series on faces that are not suitable for bolder styles of makeup (part 1 is lips which I talked about in the video but there is a part 2 which talks about eyes) - you should check it out! ❤

[@BodyAndSol96]

@@stylemejenn thank you, I will! Love your content 😊

[@inabind416]

Too bad we can’t see your face 😕. Yours sounds like a very extraordinary one!

[@minervarose7664]

Smokey eyes look pretty bad on me. My best glam eye look is a couple coats of black mascara (to add curl and definition, *not* to look clumpy, the thick "doll lashes" look bad on me too) and some winged liner. Maybe a little champagne or rose eye shadow. That is enough to brighten up my eyes and give them the drama i need! Anything too dark or blended however, instantly weighs my face down. I think being a Bright Spring is one reason i need brightness and definition rather than darkness and too much blending. I also have large, rounder eyes with loads of lid space, but my eyes are also deep set with prominent natural shadows, which are accentuated when i wear dark and heavy eye makeup.

[@Fangirl0498]

Can you please please do a video on thin lips? A video that has nothing to do with fillers

[@stylemejenn]

I'm actually planning on a philtrum video where I'll tie in thin lips ❤

[@Fangirl0498]

@@stylemejenn Thanks Jenn ❤️

[@isamar3301]

I saw Becky g getting her makeup done and she is the type that can handle heavy eye makeup. I was surprised how small her eyes appeared without eye makeup

[@MonicaAndLulu]

Hi Jenn! Not sure if you’ve already done this since I just found your channel, but I’d love a video on why I look better with my hair tied back!

[@stylemejenn]

Added to topics list! ❤

[@gracetaylor7620]

I would love to see more glow up analyses!

[@Ladynipchick2]

Lovely and positive video as always ❤ Jenn, would you ever do a tutorial on who can wear red hair, thinking both of skin tone and general appearance. Oh, and also effects of levels of red such as the difference between Coppers and Auburn's for example? Quite a big ask! 😅 example?

[@mel818]

oooh love this!!! ❤

[@stylemejenn]

I'll see what I can come up with! ❤

[@Ladynipchick2]

@@stylemejenn 😁🌺❤️

[@katelady1370]

You never need more makeup. Period.

[@stylemejenn]

mic drop.

[@giaw7867]

your channel is my new favorite channel - so glad I stumbled upon it - you're teaching me so much - thank you!

[@stylemejenn]

Welcome to the channel! Glad you're finding the content helpful ❤❤❤

[@kayelle8005]

Why your channel isn’t already at 100k is beyond me.

[@stylemejenn]

Ahhhh one day!! Thank you for the sweet comment ❤ ❤ ❤

[@neverspeak8833]

Have been waaaaaaiting for this video😍

[@justprettymakeup1281]

Me too!

[@riofairchild1538]

Love your content sm! Would you consider making a video on why short hair suits actress Taylor Russel so much?

[@stylemejenn]

Thanks for the suggestion! I do already have "What makes you more suitable for shorter hair?" as a topic so I will note to use Taylor Russel as one of the examples :)

[@carlamattei7276]

From what I understand, the more heavy features and angularity, the more makeup in general!

[@yomnahossam6773]

great video

[@stylemejenn]

I personally have been liking the lighter brow color on me a little better lately, but I alternate between the two! I also talk about the difference using myself as an example in some of my videos as well ❤❤❤

[@Irina0263]

Thank you so much for your videos, they help women maximise their unique beauty so much.

[@stylemejenn]

I'm so glad you think so ❤❤❤

[@Ray-lp6ko]

A video about fka twigs makeup and style would be interesting from your perspective

[@Liddles]

Thank you I needed this 😭

[@stylemejenn]

Aw you're welcome ❤❤❤

[@TheMeowizer]

You are so right. I for example look very sleepy with no eyeliner. Keep going with the series ❤

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you liked the video!

[@wwilmoth2001]

I also look really sleepy with no eyeliner and it is such an issue. I wish I could just pop on a little mascara and a bold lip and be done with my makeup. I live in NYC and believe it not, very few women here wear heavy eye makeup on normal days. Just me.

[@alexisepstein5177]

@@wwilmoth2001I have to wear eye makeup too Ans am in nyc . You are not alone !!

[@its-samantha]

This is so fascinating! I'm glad KZbin recommended me this vid.

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you liked the video! ❤

[@Adulthoomanfemale]

This was a very helpful video for me as I have similar masculine features to Dua Lipa. I wear bold glasses which helps balance my face on top of being able to see.

[@wwilmoth2001]

My features are very similar to Dua Lipa. When I was younger I could get away with a bold lip and mascara but now as I am getting older my eyes keep getting smaller and I absolutely need to wear heavy eyeliner otherwise they completely disappear on my face. If you can suggest any other way to make the eyes appear bigger without having to commit to full upper and lower liner every single day that would be extremely helpful. With getting older I also had to switch to a nude lip to draw the eye up to my eyes, which is sad because I used to really enjoy a red lip.

[@Merajeeevan]

Wear white eyeliner in your water line. Add highlighter in the inner corner of your eyes. Don't use dark colours around the eyes as they make your eyes small, go for lighter colours.

[@spacebar9733]

If you're not doing gua sha you should !!

[@ginagoesto9668]

This was helpful as I have similar features to those women you used as an example in the video - thank you!

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! ❤

[@finurra3905]

omg this is my first video of yours and I already feel like I learned soo much!!

[@stylemejenn]

Welcome to the channel ❤

[@user-ji3ql6ww6h]

Can you talk about noses next? Like the facial weight of it masculine/femininity of it and how to contour it based on ur face?❤

[@stylemejenn]

I have a video on prominent noses and you should check it out! ❤️

[@DaniShugs]

This explains so much! Amazing video; I always wondered why a bold lip looked wrong on me and why more eye makeup worked like magic.

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you resonated with the video! ❤️

[@kathrynstemler6331]

Me too! I will happily do like 6 shades of eyeshadow, some liner, mascara and fill-in the brows for a natural makeup look but the smallest hint of colour on the lips is, like, whoa! too much.

[@Ray-lp6ko]

What would you advise for small length in lips but some width creating a small pout but a large nose tip like Julia

[@stylemejenn]

I'd advise you to watch my "Don't Wear Red Lips" video! :D

[@iamURHO]

Thank you. This is unexpectedly helpful.

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad it was a nice surprise ❤

[@rachel-nw6mc]

I’ve been looking for a video like this for a long time. I have stronger features but my eyes are deep set and look more small.

[@tanyah5467]

Hello I am a new subscriber, I love your content! This video made so much sense. My eyes are my strongest feature, but I notice when I emphasise them with e.g. smoky eyeshadow, my face looks aged. But when I keep the eye make up light, but paired with a bright lip, my whole face looks brighter and youthful. Now I know why!!

[@stylemejenn]

Welcome to the channel! I'm glad the video was helpful :)

[@g3andrea]

Once again, you nailed it!

[@stylemejenn]

Thanks Andrea! ❤❤❤

[@lizparamejorvida]

THANK UUUU❤ everyone told me that I look-alike Dua, and yeah I find out that I look like her, except a bit for the eyebrows, mine are a bit thinner and curved in the first third, now, I understand that why I look good in natural makeup but I look WAY BETTER with a bold eyeshadow look :3

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you found the video relatable! :D

[@fionah3433]

My brows are sparse and light but they are a wider line not, a thinner line. For years I used to try to "do" my brows myself and always thought it made me look mean or angry so I gave up. Two years ago I started having them waxed and tinted professionally. It made all the difference.

[@Eevanova]

I noticed that, but can't find my makeup style. Thank you for recommendations!!!♥️♥️♥️

[@stylemejenn]

You are so welcome ❤

[@shasings]

great video, thanks!

[@stylemejenn]

You're welcome! :D

[@mattmacneil]

There was a powerful word you missed. Androgynous. It feels subversive, but it is what makes beauty striking and edgy. Soft, safe, and blurred doesn't have the same impact. Androgny might be what your face is missing to create a more striking image.

[@stylemejenn]

I agre 100% - thank you for this comment! ❤❤❤

[@reneerivera1426]

You don't have to have androgynous features to be striking in makeup. You can look striking by emphasizing big beautiful round eyes.

[@streetofdreams4538]

No, I can't say I agree. Feminine all the way! But either a bolder or a softer style can still look entirely feminine. I like to think of the contrast between women's hair, makeup, and fashion in the 1940s versus the 1950s. The former bolder style was a response to military and austerity circumstances demanding greater practicality, while the latter softer style was a response to a time of prosperity, peace, and more leisure, allowing for more luxuries. But both styles look unmistakably feminine!

[@xoxjelloxox]

I feel like my features are more clumped towards the middle. Is there a way to open up the face in the middle? Also with increasing in age I find my cheek volume is decreasing and so the area between my nose/mouth with my jaw line and distance to my chin is becoming increasingly larger - especially with less of the volume in my cheeks to pull that attention up. Any tips?

[@stylemejenn]

I'm not sure if I understand your description correctly - are you saying that your lower third appears longer with age and losing fat in your cheeks?

[@joannalowe3121]

I feel like my nose and eyes draw more attention. So I emphasize my eyes with some bold looks but not overly done; more so of a douyin meets soft grunge look. My nose almost has an illusion effect; from the front it's elongated, soft, and slightly narrow. But from the side it looks more masculine because of my straight high nose bridge. I hardly ever contour my nose because I feel like it doesnt need it but I use bronzer and or blush on the top of my nose to make it appear smaller from the side. Are there other ways to draw attention away from the nose.?

[@stylemejenn]

A side part and slightly lighter color in the brow heads tend to make the nose bridge appear less prominent!

[@joannalowe3121]

@stylemejenn that makes a lot of sense because I prefer a side part and I also tweeze the heads of my brows to visually space them apart.

[@rouslin7214]

I've been compared to Dua Lipa in the past, except I can't handle that much heavy makeup. I have thick big large lips, and a perfectly balanced top and lower third, besides, I'm pretty tall and thin with big booty. These are my sexy traits, but I have too much cuteness on my face: big and rounded slightly hooded eyes, big cheeks even tho my face is oval, a very soft jawline, naturally straight eyebrows and not arched, and a small and rounded nose. What I try to do to give myself some masculinity without it being too unatural is to make my eyebrows much more full and dark, contour to make my cheeks look narrower and focus the makeup on the lips. With black eyeliner I look dragged down or swallowen even though I'm a dark winter, and ultimately, I find some sparkle in my eyelids looking the best than a Maddie from Euphoria look.

[@joh4647]

Love this video!!!

[@stylemejenn]

Glad you liked it! 😊

[@lyzettevega1234]

You're good at this 😊

[@stylemejenn]

Thank you so much! ♥

[@koivunen2489]

My eyes "disappear" behind strong glasses, and bolder eye makeup brings them out nicely. I prefer wearing glasses instead of contact lenses. I tried contacts a few times and didn't like how I looked at all. I try to find ways to work around it if/when I feel like wearing makeup. I can put on very over-the-top eye makeup (that looks *so* extra on its own) but when I put my glasses on, the overall look ends up quite balanced.

[@stylemejenn]

I've always felt the opposite with glasses. I thought the shadows of the frames always made my eye makeup appear darker - which for me was not good because I prefer natural styles of eye makeup as opposed to bold styles (my eyes can't handle it!) Interesting how we're all so different :)

[@ankigatoni6967]

Thank you for this video! It makes so much sense! As a person with more masculine features and as i grow older i definitely see the benefits of makeup. But it is really an effort that i need to make and with a full schedule ...😅

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! ❤

[@vam9785]

She can handle more make up because her features are so … rich 🔥 if you don’t have strong features like hers you can easily look like a clown with more make up, but her features can hold it together. She is very beautiful. The contrast of the colors, sharpness of her bones and fullness of lips gives her a balanced look.

[@megans.6663]

I struggle because I have a lot of masculine features like prominent cheek bones, a wide jaw, big eyebrows and a long nose, but the vibe of my face is more cutesy (I’ve been told a lot I have a Disney princess face, mostly due to my eyes being the first thing you notice about my face). I feel like I look washed out with minimal makeup but I can look too harsh with prominent eye makeup, especially with my brows done. How does one balance conflicting features? What do you do when the essence of your face is more feminine but you have a lot of masculine features?

[@stylemejenn]

You should try a lighter color for your brows to soften the T-Zone!

[@namjoonsgf41]

Jenn could you explain why my big eyes can not pull out a long and big eyelash😢

[@stylemejenn]

It could also be your crease line - do you have a narrow crease line?? I find with narrow crease lines the heavier thick lashes make the eyes appear more closed off!

[@mandamarieee13]

So if your emphasis is naturally drawn towards the eye area, would we want to enhance the lower half of the face to balance? Or would that be based on the amount of masculinity/femininity that your face already has? And the more femininity one naturally has, then less makeup is needed?

[@stylemejenn]

It really depends on your whole face! I don't necessarily think that more feminine features = less makeup though

[@nikitatavernitilitvynova]

So I find that the reason I suit bold eye makeup looks is quite similar to Dua Lipa's. Because I also have the textbook almond eyes that everyone mistakenly attributes to an Asian ancestor that I don't have. But actually are very similar to my dad's when he was younger. And surprise surprise he's southern Italian not Asian. I also have small eyes and thin-ish brows. They stand out because they're really dark. As my hair is naturally a deep brown. Aside from that I also wear glasses. Astigmatic lenses to be exact. Which are known to make the eyes appear smaller as I was told at least. I remember for example wearing contacts one day. And I had this stunning orange/mustard and magenta look on. My mom said it was too much and I'd get negative attention from it. I came home feeling extremely self conscious. Guess what I did later? I took out the contacts and threw on my glasses and bam! The eye makeup got severely less intense and didn't stand out as much. Almost as if I blended most of it away. What's so funny about this is after learning how to do a quick and easy liner I feel naked without eyeliner. I don't drag it across my eye but only do my inner corner and my wing to about a third of my eye. Or else it closes it too much. And my mom recently commented on one of my eyelooks saying it was pretty but really bland. It wasn't my style or me at all. "Because I'm used to seeing you with colourful eyemakeup. And this doesn't look like you at all!" funny how the tables have turned.

[@jenamolitor7005]

Amazing video again! Where is your shirt from??

[@stylemejenn]

Thank you sm - glad you liked the video! The top is from Aritzia :)

[@jenamolitor7005]

@@stylemejenn I love all of your videos. You are the voice of reason for me as an olive skinned person obsessed with color analysis

[@illyanaosho4410]

Can you pls make a video on how to minimize the blank spaces in your face

[@stylemejenn]

You should check out Part 1 of this series with Anya Taylor-Joy!

[@bambio9686]

I’ve always done eyeshadow I feel I look better this was interesting Thank you ❤

[@stylemejenn]

You're welcome :)

[@Ag-rx4kl]

She got her dad's eyebrows, I have my dad's brows too T_ T

[@stylemejenn]

They add character too ❤

[@k8schmate]

Have to say her eyes are what lend that really sophisticated, mysterious look to her face - I think I prefer the slightly smaller eyes rather than big doe eyes, for this reason

[@stylemejenn]

That's a great point! Thank you ❤

[@sparklejesusfreak]

Im hoping you will make a video about hairstyles for people with a long middle third. Because even though that is my longest point i feel like my forehead is what carries visual weight. Which i think is because i have blonde eyebrows and slightly downturned round eyes coupled with not much cranial height.

[@stylemejenn]

I have a video coming out this week that talks about long middle third a bit! You should also refer to my "Hair & Makeup Tips for Prominent Noses" video :D

[@missbealovesalbert8353]

I am literally unrecognizable in full hair and makeup. I'm a 2 day to day, and a 9 when made up. That's that Julia Roberts face. It completely throws everyone off.

[@SweetAesthete]

Hi I love this! Just curious, but where do you get your knowledge from? Did you take an interest over the years and do research or did you get any sort of degree or license? Did you ever work in the beauty industry?

[@stylemejenn]

Hi! I'm a makeup artist :) In terms of learning about facial proportions though it's a combination of my own research as well as courses. There's nothing formally licensed on these topics so I can't say that I have a "degree" or "certification" on facial proportions lol!

[@SweetAesthete]

@@stylemejenn makeup artists know more than anyone lol literally up in the grill of people haha

[@user-jm5eq3no7p]

Can you please make a video about pear-shaped face? I have a very long and narrow forehead but my cheekbones and jaw are on the wider and heavier side. I would like to have full temples and v shaped face so much 😢

[@stylemejenn]

I've got a video on Meghan Markle and she has what we'd typically call a pear-shaped face :)

[@Filianyntix]

I envy women who can do heavy eye makeup. I look horrible in it. Eye makeup is an area that has more color and creativity. Definitely much better than any other area of makeup.

[@stylemejenn]

I have a video on "Why you're not suitable for bold styles of makeup"! You should check it out :)

[@Filianyntix]

@@stylemejenn I already did

[@alleycat616]

I envy women that don’t need it. I feel ugly when I don’t have eye makeup on.

[@SchlichteToven]

​@@stylemejennOh, I want to watch that one. I also can't wear heavy makeup without looking - older? Tacky? Clownish?

[@Reflectors1]

I’d like to see comparisons of the face size, bone structure or head size. I think there is a lot to be said about that. I’ve noticed that people who have larger heads or carry weight in their face tend to be more conscious of their weight. My theory is that you see your face in the mirror and pictures far more often than you see a full length body shot, and as such, you may or may not realize weight gain as quickly from the onset. Therefore if you don’t see the excess weight gain in your face you are much less likely to notice when you gain weigh. Height, head size, and long vs short limbs is fascinating to me.

[@stylemejenn]

Interesting ideas for sure! Never thought about it that way but now that you mention it - I'm totally guilty of this (weight gain is quite noticeable on my face)!

[@paulinafichte6765]

Please analize Adele!

[@stylemejenn]

I kind of did with my "Hairstyles for chubby faces" video :) But I'll add her to the list as well!

[@zarinaadi04]

Dua Lipa has prominent/protruding eyes (similar to Kourtney Kardashian's only hers are almond shaped). Cara Delevingne on the other hand has deep set eyes (similar to Camerom Diaz and Mila Kunis) which gives her eyebrows more space to perform and make themselves noticeble. Meaning they go slighly more forward and thus bring more attention to them. It has to do with the bone structure around the eyes

[@stylemejenn]

I think you mean Dua Lipa has deep-set eyes and Cara Delevigne has protruding eyes??

[@zarinaadi04]

@@stylemejenn no, not at all. When the bone that is between the eyelids and eyebrow is visible and goes forward and the eyeball sits deep and "touches" your eye bone it is considered deep set. Some other examples would be Angelina Jolie, Jessica Alba, Nina Dobrev, Keira knightley, and Emma Watson. A lot of makeup artists consider that before applying makeup by looking at the profile but if you have an eye for detail you will see it from any angle.

[@MillieMaa]

Very jelly as I have a face that can’t take either strong eye or lips 😞

[@the-sillycate]

Analyze Kali Uchis' face next please!

[@cloudnine2925]

I can hear you talk all day ❤

[@MarySirenbun]

Omg! That type of face Dua have naturally is SO GOD DAMN BEAUTIFUL!! I've realized that I ADORE masculine features in women SO MUCH!! 😍 You are all so beautifuuuul!!

[@stylemejenn]

I agree! 😍

[@etanol.]

I watched both videos but I’m still confused: my nose is kinda fat at the bottom and it is short, my lips are small (narrow and a bit thin), my eyes do not draw much attention naturally and they are kinda hooded. I got that I should wear more eye makeup and I totally agree my nose really draws a lot of attention, so that means I should wear a softer lip color? because my lips are already small and wearing a softer color makes them a bit smaller, but I also find bolder colors to be awful since it makes my nose more notable.

[@Ladynipchick2]

Thought this was about people needing more makeup.

[@ang5798]

I agree with most of what you say except the terminology. Personally, I think referring to those features of hers as yang dominant rather than masculine would be a better way. I also think Dua's no makeup, or "no-makeup makeup looks" are among the more "feminine looking" Looks for her. It's the bold and glam looks that are hit or miss. They either make her shine in a glamorous way, or make her resemble a drag queen. And I can't tell what exactly in the makeup makes the difference

[@stylemejenn]

Thanks for the suggestion! Yin/Yang makes sense :) I noticed sometimes she adds even MORE to her already thick brows which I don't think is necessary, and I think it might be what's contributing to the more "drag queen" looks you mentioned!

[@Moonlitoblivion222]

I think when you’re speaking to a general audience who may not understand what yang dominant means masculine is the way to go

[@ang5798]

@@Moonlitoblivion222 the reason I'm against it is that those women will grow resentful because their female features aren't "feminine", and that can be avoided by introducing the yin/yang into our understanding.

[@Moonlitoblivion222]

@@ang5798 How, by marketing it differently? Yang is another term for masculine in essence, but ( in the states at least) more ppl are unaware of that at first listen. I think videos like this are a fabulous way to have others accept themselves as they are through example. Feminine features don’t necessarily equate to beauty. All the women shown here are naturally gorgeous, but become even more so with additions. I think if anything it highlights the fact that masculine features are not synonymous with looking like a man. Appreciate your sentiment though!! No hate :))

[@ang5798]

@@Moonlitoblivion222 not really. Yang doesn't equal masculine, and yin doesn't equal feminine. That's the point. They aren't interchangeable, but other people using it in such a way made you think that they are. And you're not the only one fooled by the wrong use of those words I agree that there is nothing wrong with women having yang features, or men having yin features for that matter. I also don't think that using masculine *should* make women insecure. Unfortunately, it's still not exactly the right term, and I just think in a few year's time it would benefit everyone in this area of interest to learn about yin/yang instead :)

[@boom1481]

Hey girl! I think you mixed up words “horizontal” and “vertical” 😅 Great video tho!!

[@stylemejenn]

Glad you liked the video! I know it's confusing and not very intuitive but the 3 "vertical" sections I talk about are actually called "horizontal" proportions because you're drawing horizontal lines across the face to determine these sections. Not sure why the term was coined in such a confusing way 😂😅

[@Balgees24]

Yes, as long my face is clear and glowing.

[@shirin9452]

Dua is gorgeous. I adore mermaid barbie too 😊😊 I would say her eyes are a beautiful unusual shape but am very biased about smaller hooded/almondy eyes. 👀 I would also say that Dua’s nose is kind of an unsung hero lol, it’s very cutesy. I noticed her beauty when I saw the Levitating video and saw it again with Houdini. That godly red hair really makes a statement

[@stylemejenn]

I have been contemplating the red hair!! It looks so good on her

[@mariliamerino]

Dua Lipa eyes are very common. That form of eyes is easy to find. Her eyes are almond-shaped

[@hernandez5826]

hii! can you please analyze Vanessa Hudgens? she´s the closest celebrity I have for a reference because we look similar but still have no comprehension of what suits me, or her, the best

[@stylemejenn]

I actually use her as an example in my Dewy Skin video - you should check it out! ❤️

[@hernandez5826]

@@stylemejenn i’ll check it out, thanks for answering!

[@bobbie-jenehenderson7824]

Can I have you analyze my face for me please? I’d totally book a consult! 😅

[@stylemejenn]

New consultation service is launching early November! Check out the details on my website at stylemejenn.com :)

[@antiheroine3611]

Julia Roberts is so beautiful. Her looks are such a breath of fresh air

[@stylemejenn]

She is gorgeous ❤❤❤

[@MiniiCitrus]

I think Ana de Armas benefits a lot from a little bit of eye and brow makeup.

[@stylemejenn]

Agreed - She has pretty full cheeks and more eye makeup with high arches really help with drawing the emphasis up to her eyes!

[@xoxjelloxox]

Maybe more contour under the cheeks?

[@nm6763]

Her eyes are the best

[@Kiseochan]

I've been told that I have "buggy eyes" as well as "doe eyes" can you do a video about these? Bonus if any of the examples have brown hair and brown eyes

[@stylemejenn]

Noted!

[@Kiseochan]

@@stylemejenn 😱😱♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@CT1010101]

I looove the androgenous look of Dua Lipa. That image with her hair down and the green jacket is so sexy imo. I love your description of it being raw and unfiltered. Your videos are pure gold!

[@stylemejenn]

I'm glad you're finding my content helpful! ❤ I agree with the androgyny being such a unique and powerful trait of Dua Lipa ❤

[@tiff8346]

Could we hv a video for Asian faces?

[@stylemejenn]

I already have Gemma Chan and Lucy Liu listed ☺️ any other celeb suggestions?

[@tiff8346]

@@stylemejenn oo fantastic! Mm mb awkafina, Jamie Chung or Michelle Yeo?

[@olihhayes]

4:15 6:43 8:00 9:10 10:00

[@ayejay_374]

Can you please do a zendaya vid in context of visual weight.

[@Adrianaameer]

I think this is me

[@heibeschokolade]

pls do Selena Gomez!!!

[@Jbelly275]

Im pretty sure one of those Caras was Ashley Benson 😂