I'M ABOUT TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE & YOUR FACE!

[@kellyross4801]

Mama told me years (decades!) ago - if they say *you look good, mission accomplished. If they say *your makeup looks good, it's overdone. I've stuck with that advice all my life. Thanks, Wayne! 🥰

[@paulaswann6990]

Kelly you have a great mom. I will remember this.

[@kellyross4801]

@@paulaswann6990 Yes, I did! She didn't often offer advice, but when she did, it was always worth listening to. 💕

[@Sherininja]

My mom said the same about clothes , you wear the dress, it shouldn’t wear you

[@antoniafoster8264]

I’ll take either compliment.

[@ellieelizabeth5627]

Your mama was so right, Kelly Ross. I get lovely compliments like "your makeup looks beautiful." I realize the person giving the compliment is being a sweetheart, and I know that they're not trying to hurt me. But when I would get a compliment like that, I would think to myself that I'm doing something terribly wrong, and then I start scaling it back a bit. My hubby always told me I don't need makeup at all. My hubby is the sweetest fibber, lol.

[@Weeflowerofscotland]

“We have no concept, anymore , of what skin actually looks like” 👏👏 never a truer statement said!! ❤ wonderful video as usual

[@mbod2gigi]

Nor eyebrows, lips or eyes.

[@Weeflowerofscotland]

@@mbod2gigi exactly!!

[@supposedlyhuman]

​@@mbod2gigithis

[@jennytaylor3324]

Ditto eyebrows!

[@visitingstatue69]

but even "his" technique, its still hiding what his skin "actually" looks like. the only difference is, people will be "complimenting you on how amazing your skin is" rather than "complimenting you on how amazing your foundation is"

[@ladyk6829]

Yess!! Yess!! Yess! I been preaching this for yrs, less is more! You don't need to see the foundation, just help accentuate your natural beauty!! You're amazing Wayne thank you!

[@maureenormston8356]

I'm 68 and over the past few years have focused much more on looking after my skin better than I have ever done and have found that less foundation is much more flattering. Great tip and thanks for sharing.

[@judes966]

Love this. I’m so sick of the heavy foundation instagram look. On camera and off.

[@Donnalish]

I hate the feel of foundation on my face so go without most days but when I have a special occasion this is what I do! I never thought it was enough as, like you say, you don't get that blank canvas look, but this is me - not a mask! Thank you for confirming I'm doing it right! 😊

[@paulaswann6990]

Right with you .

[@margieinnes4638]

​@@DonnalishSame here, I have never enjoyed the feeling of foundation, and have always used the bare minimum, mostly just to even out my skintone/ cover blemishes 😊

[@Nonna_Lisa_B]

Wayne - I've been following you for a long, long time. I'm 67 now and continue to constantly learn from you. Thank you always 🥰 (and your wink still "gets" me)

[@nikkireigns]

You are stunning!😊

[@thelipstickgal]

I used to skip foundation, and only use concealer where I needed it. Somehow, over the past 5-6 years, I've fallen into the foundation trap. I think more is better, fuller coverage is going to help me, and it's actually making me look older. Time to go back to my old makeup aesthetic. Thanks for doing this video. I needed to hear this.

[@nicanonymus2491]

I almost fell into this trap too. I only use concealer and loose powder. I bought my first foundation a few months ago because every one uses it. But I never used it because I’m too lazy. 😂

[@madlenj.4644]

i´m like how you was.Since 4 years i´m only using concealer under my eyes.But because i´m light, i don´t want to got without bronzer.And KZbin ifluencr are telling us only with rouge we would look fresh. Plus i personally loke highlighter. So i´m using all of these products and what happens it looks like i would have yoused foundaion anyway (so no assumption that my skin lokks good o its own) but because i have´t used foundation, bronzr, hghlighter and rouge are clogging up the pores..they make the pores visible . So what now? Is it really better to go like less is more? Somehow i don´t think so, because i don´t see a solution.Wayn is smearing make up from left to right anyway. And i feel like saying to myself, if your using make up , go for it 100% or don´t take anything.

[@oregonsnob31]

@@madlenj.4644 its hard to follow this gobbledegook

[@gildedpeahen876]

It gets to the point where foundation (especially liquid) just falls into fine lines and pores and is actually aging rather than looking better! After a few hours wear it never looks good! I just do a light powder all over, if not leave my skin bare. I feel like the less I put on the younger I look

[@internet4catz]

Looking older than you actually are is not a vibe ❤love your skin, try self care nights with your girlfriends

[@SandiTink]

You’re such a huge help to those of us who aren’t beauty influencers. You help us look good not made up. Perfect.

[@freedomfighter4990]

THIS is why Wayne Goss will always be The Boss in the make-up game! A satin finish stick foundation with the least amount of product possible has been my go-to look since I found this channel nearly a decade ago. IMO, after age 45 or so, less really is more when it comes to make-up. Even if I'm just going to the supermarket, a clean, natural looking face & swipe of color on my lips is all I need to look pulled together & feel confident. Wayne, Lisa Eldridge & Hung Vanngo seem to be the only pro MUAs on social media who understand that beautiful, natural looking skin is the secret to a beautiful face. If only the rest of these You Tubers would take the hint, instead of slathering 2 & 3 pumps of foundation on every face they beat.

[@dimcbride8969]

Agreed 🙌 Which stick foundation do you use please ?

[@annascott3542]

Which stick do you use??

[@calmcenter1]

Thank you for your post. I hadn’t heard of the MUAs you mentioned. Love them! New subscriber thanks to you! 😊

[@colleenclancy9285]

That tutorial was a "Master Class" given by a "PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP ARTIST" who truly understands "Where" beauty begins and "How" to enhance it!!! Thank-you Mr Goss for continually enriching our lives with your knowledge and instruction!

[@lunatikaartist]

C'est "clair" que c'est vraiment "SUPER"

[@zizaperoj1337]

A master

[@missclara779]

Finally a makeup professional that sets the record straight THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤

[@edgelordpepper]

The BEST thing you can do for your skin and life (other than Wayne’s most EXCELLENT techniques) is #1 stop comparing yourself to others and #2 stop believing social media is anything close to “real life” 👍

[@AmandaMcCarterWrites]

And sunscreen.

[@smithr2k9]

The Truth Rules💯‼️

[@dbeck82]

And water!!!!!!!!

[@RoseGold-db6xe]

Every year goes by and Wayne gets more and more handsome ❤

[@sbro9743]

Yea! I was just thinking that.

[@anumatis]

maturing like a quality wine

[@adh0821]

As a 42 year old woman, my favorite compliment is how good my SKIN looks. I am always wearing foundation, applied similarly to what you do and people think I’m this ageless beauty. And while I AM a beauty, I’ve definitely embraced the “less is more” technique for foundation.

[@supposedlyhuman]

Even though i am 19 and started makeup an year back, i do this. Rarely any foundation all i want is even-ness. The advantage i feel is that i barely feel there's anything on my face. I don't even apply it to the areas I dont need. And it looks very natural,i can use a dot of foundation as a bb cream or skin tint as well, it's just the techniques. I don't wear makeup that often thou as i am a student and lack time and obviously i don't like wearing it everyday or often ,Maybe once or twice a month for me to test my skills and feel happy. Makeup is fun and it also makes me feel more confident when i know my features have been enhanced instead of making me look like a diff person. loved your comment, always such a treat to learn from seniors ❤️.

[@Sky10811]

I only use 1 pump of foundation for special events. On a daily basis just Stratia Liquid Gold and Sunscreen

[@adh0821]

YAY

[@adh0821]

Thank you for adding me your reply’s and you have to whach

[@michadawn234]

I’m with you Wayne. I realized this years ago when watching The Real Housewives of Everywhere. When they were filmed being “normal” moms and housewives without a perfect beat face, I saw how young and beautiful they looked. Then when they were made up with piles and layers of makeup they look 15-20 years older.

[@jett8193]

The heavy filtered style that may look perfect inside or in photos looks ENTIRELY different in natural/different lighting; usually not for the best either. I do my foundation layer similarly to this & it looks great! FYI: I'm a pale, mid 50s "elder Goth", so I so have minimal sun damage though

[@liliwonka1637]

I remember watching Dr Denese a few years ago saying that we shouldn't even own a magnifying mirror to look at our faces because they literally enhance "imperfections". Literally nobody looks at us that close. Those are for dermatologists, not for us to become obsessed with the concept of "perfect" skin. At 50 years old I only use a good mineral sunscreen that has a wonderful blurring effect. I use Nars Creamy Concealer to even out anything that may be going on at the moment. I haven't bought foundation in 10 years and I'm not about to start. Thank you Wayne!

[@Heyheyrayeraye]

Words can not express how much I trust and admire this amazing man. Such knowledge of his trade is rare. I trust literally every word from his mouth regarding ANYTHING beauty related, and I am so thankful that he chooses to share his knowledge with us! ❤️

[@janinemarie4530]

I absolutely agree 100%

[@jaaustin500]

Thank you! I am so sick of seeing videos that use at least 5 products, one on top of the other, just to cover the skin, and then all the colour that needs to go over top of that to make the person not look like death. In 25 easy steps you can have flawless skin every day! It’s laughable how complicated it’s gotten!👍😁

[@neneg.4264]

as I get older (almost 55) I honestly say that less is more. I used to think I had to cover every imperfection to look decently good, but lately I've been into the more natural look, my go-to base product's been the IT Cosmetics CC Nude Glow, super lightweight, one pump evens out my skin just enough, it gives me a healthy glow and my skin feels nicely hydrated until I take it off, and you know what? I love it! 👍... thnx Wayne! hugzzz 💜

[@Persefone94]

I agree! I am 52. I just recently got Chanel Les Beiges Water-Fresh Complexion Touch. It's amazing. Truly beautiful.

[@amethystsamia]

AMEN! Preach it Brother! I get so sick of seeing these plastic faces on KZbin. And everywhere else. It looks so uncomfortable! I once saw someone say “look in the mirror. The first thing you see, remove it.” That was decades ago and I’ve tried to do that. Thanks Wayne for reminding folks of this!

[@Melissa55]

This is so true. Especially as we get older, caked on foundation just really settles into the lines and wrinkles. I really enjoyed this, and it looks terrific.

[@eugeniedelalampe]

I think that this concept of "flawless skin" is very cultural. I'm French, I'm 58, and all my life I've seen my mother, most of my friends, my daughter, and her friends wearing no foundation and very little makeup. Most of us are obsessed with taking care of our skin. Sometimes, we are overdoing it, though. It seems "too much" should never be the answer.

[@supposedlyhuman]

Skincare should always be the priority and embracing the natural skin no matter how it is should be the born. One shouldn't feel the need to wear makeup or as such they don't look good without it while you do.

[@anonnymouz6826]

French dont even shower 😅

[@samyagdrsti]

Same in Argentina. We tend to prefer the look of healthy skin, healthy hair, etc. and most people move around with no makeup or the bare minimum. What you see's what you get.

[@brightgoldstar]

I love French women's general idea on makeup, elegant, natural, minimal, and simply for enhancing purposes, not creating a whole different face.

[@OOoKarmaoOO]

​@@anonnymouz6826 here we go with the stereotypes I guess y'all fry everything and eat it then

[@ruthwilfong2342]

I’ve always hated heavy foundation. Now, at 70, I can’t even imagine it. Thank you Wayne, I have been learning so much from you for years! ❤❤❤

[@dipaschall]

OMG, You are my go to guru for all things makeup! I love you here in Louisiana! One thing you never mention and as you age, I’m a fab 69, you NEED are eye drops to make your actual eye whiter. I do this, I use retinA and a Clarisonic and daily friends ask what do I do to look so young. I also get Botox ONLY at the side of each eye (it miraculously lifts the eyebrow), and use your tutorials… sorry to say I’m not telling anyone but you!

[@yvettee1961]

And this is why I am subscribed!! The younger influencer really need to watch this 😂😂

[@shellys6496]

This man is a genius! I have been practising this for years now and I’m 43. My foundation routine from when I was 30 just started to make me look old. Started using the bare minimum and a luminous foundation and it looks amazing. So glad someone finally just said it because we have become obsessed with the cake face and it just looks terrible in real life. And if anyone is going to say it it’s Wayne 😉❤️🥰

[@SuperClare]

This advice is worth it’s weight in gold - especially as I head into year 55!! Yes my face is loosing volume and elasticity but you have made me grateful that my skin is essentially flawless. Less foundation is EXACTLY what I needed to hear today! Bravo! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Bleepbloopblarp]

You’re a gem Wayne. I’m about to turn 45 and use so many of your wonderful techniques. Have been using less and less foundation and concealer over the years and it truly makes such a difference. Less is most definitely more!

[@waahtera]

I've always loved this kind of look on skin. I've practiced the 'Lisa Eldrige skin' technique for a long time. It's quite hard to get that balance with just enough coverage and too much coverage. The places that need coverage on my face (the redness around nose) are usually ones where the foundation doesn't want to stay and look easily very cakey. You also need the right products, otherwise it'll look off no matter how you apply it.

[@webbiedebby7842]

Yes! I wear Chanel cc cream, blush, bronzer mascara & lip gloss or balm and I’m done! Maybe a little eyeshadow and that’s it. It’s all my 55 year old face needs. Love the cc cream ❤

[@phoenixluna4137]

Ive been following you since 2016. You're the only one whose makeup tips have stuck with me all these years

[@bloochoob]

I always use Wayne’s tip of ONE drop of oil (I use wild rose face oil from Neal’s Yard) blended into a small bit of foundation. It goes on like a dream, so smooth and sheer, and I will never go back

[@spunk33grl]

I'd love to see a technique like this but for someone with some dark spots and melasma, as that's my main problem! Great video

[@wendypocock5967]

Thank you WAYNE. Being an older woman who still loves makeup, I find too much face makeup just makes me look older.

[@violetviolet888]

Thank you for re-iterating the mission of makeup. World renowned professional celebrity makeup artists Mary Greenwell & Rae Morris are each masters at using touches of foundation to make skin look amazingly natural, while enhanced for the best versions of any of their clients on. I wish they had more tutorials online than they do but the ones that are out there are truly hidden gems. There's a video of Mary doing Cate Blanchet's makeup and it's amazing. Rae Morris has tutorials out there if you look for them.

[@AprilLashon]

Wayne I’m 52 years old , I truly love how you get straight to the point! I’ve watched you for years!

[@Narda1968]

I am 54 and this is exactly how I apply my base....people are always blown away by my skin...I see a dermatologist for laser treatment every 3 months and it's a game changer ....❤

[@antheaamb-hk-ltd6019]

Would you mind revealing what laser treatment you do, and what it is treating?

[@Narda1968]

@Anthea AMB-HK-Ltd Hi Anthea It's very customised depending on what you are treating and your skin type. I work for cosmetic dermatologists so I get a mixture of sellas,1927 and broad band light for Pores,pigmentation and overall skin texture, and it also is amazing for boosting collagen for cell turn over....

[@kathieharrop3053]

“My skin looks really good!” Yes Wayne, it does!!! Another superb video.

[@karenkushla3975]

I'm fortunate --at age 60 my skin is still very good. I have used sunscreen religiously for 40 years and have moisturized my dry skin since my teens. I've never used more than a small bit of foundation because I've never needed to.

[@kathleenp3135]

Yes you are fortunate! I’ve been baking in the sun for 40 years with no sunscreen. Making changes now.

[@Hannahxx1971]

At last! This is what I was taught when I did my beauty therapy course in the 80s....We learned how to make the most of a clients skin and features, not paint their faces off! I hate the way make up looks have gone, everyone looking like clones, caked in slap without any individuality.

[@orquidea721]

Exactly what I have done since I started wearing make up in my teens and guess what not abusing products has help me conserve a beautiful skin at 49 and no wrinkles yet. 💗💗

[@MDRnMisha]

Yes, agreed! I was just thinking this.

[@honeysoapcrafters]

Wayne, you slap on product and it always comes out AWESOME ---- and you are very right about the perfect look. I was taught many years ago that less is more when it comes to makeup. Recently the layered look as come in fashion. That's not always good, and I'm not comfortable wearing "a mask" on my face. Thank you, wise one!

[@kerithh]

Thank you! We all needed to hear that. My mother told me, when I as a teenager, that the trick to wearing makeup is to not look like you’re wearing makeup.

[@liiveiinpiink]

Yes!! I’ve been wearing full coverage foundation with a baked face pretty much my whole adult life. Now I’m in my 30’s and it’s just not working anymore. I want to see my skin.. so I’ve started using very little tinted moisturizer, a dot or two of concealer where I need it, and cream blush. I look YEARS younger. I’ve started really taking care of the base, my skin. It’s done wonders. I’ll never go back to a full face again. Thanks for doing this Wayne. We need to normalize REAL skin again!

[@kalo924]

Dear Wayne Goss, your advice has been invaluable to me. I'm 77. I often just use moisturizer, cream blush, eyebrow pencil fill in, and creamy powder.

[@natmya243]

I'm curious which powder you use that is creamy please?

[@SoniaRossi72]

I have always put very little foundation. I sometimes pat it with a tissue to get rid of even more, but I hardly ever use it now. I use a tinted moisturizer, or just conceal certain areas and then just use a light powder and a powder bronzer. I dont even contour anymore. Bronzer does that.

[@tamberjune]

I've had less acne and saved money over the years because of this! Thanks for giving me the confidence to not wear makeup as well!

[@MelisaTerlecki]

this is a brilliant video. i used to do my makeup instagram style some time ago and ever since i stopped, my skin has just looked better and better. less is more with foundation, it truly is.

[@light-tk3pj]

Ugh Wayne you’re such a king. My best tips have come from you. I’ve never been a foundation wearer, because even though I wanted to use it when I was younger, I couldn’t find one that didn’t feel too heavy. Now in my late 30s, my skin is better, but my eyes have some lines, and foundation ages me. I spot conceal where necessary and focus on natural liner, lashes, brows, and lips.

[@BeeCurious007]

Just when I thought I couldn't love you anymore than I already do, You post this BRILLIANT video and blow me away!👏💜 So true, as I get older (and with your influence) I use less makeup than I ever have and love the look!! Thank you WAYNE 😉

[@demurred314]

I would like Wayne to do full face on very mature, wrinkled, textured skin.

[@bernerandgoldenmom7143]

Thank you!!! Finally some sanity in the media beauty space! When I talk to someone with too much foundation on, I always feel like I'm talking to a mask. This method has been my routine for more years than I care to admit and it works every single time, no matter the occasion. Two additional advantages of this is that it works for every age, and that you never have to worry about the dreaded "line of demarkation!" Brilliant!

[@MelSays]

And soon this will be another TikTok trend. I've seen loads and heard about so many of your content on tiktok. Your concealer trick for an instant eye lift or your blush technique for the slight sunburn glow. You are truly influential, and I loves it.

[@jtaimeChopin]

As always, depends on what makes you feel confident and beautiful! There are days when just tinted sunscreen helps me feel that way and there are others when full coverage foundation does the trick.

[@justjulia8007]

So true! Lately I’ve taken to mixing in moisturizer with my foundation OR I use my concealer in the same way.. I seem to always pull orange no matter the brand I use.. and after spending far too much money on expensive foundations, I bought a small tray w/ a metal mixer and I make my own concoction; using some color theory and a lot of trial and error, I’m finally getting some results I like! As always thanks for the encouragement and realistic representation of what skin IRL looks like ❤

[@cinachandler6097]

Yay!!!! I love this. I’m 66, work very hard on good skincare, and I use very little foundation. I get compliments all the time at how great my skin looks. Just like you say, it’s not that my skin is perfect, I just don’t smother it with foundation. Also, I don’t wear powder. Wondering now if I should. ??

[@michelles2299]

Noooooooooo don't wear powder it makes skin look dusty and old my great aunties wore powder and red lipstick awful look

[@fave525]

i've been using bb cream as my foundation for years. my goal is always to just even out my skin tone. if i have some blemishes, i'll just use the tiniest amount of concealer and that's it.

[@janinemarie4530]

I needed to see this, I've been trying to get my makeup "just right" and failing over and over. It's all too much for my face!! I wish I could see every single beauty influencer do this. It should really be the next big viral trend! Thank you ,Wayne, sincerely, from every fiber, thank you!

[@denisea.9033]

I agree, this is great, thank you! With my tan olive skin tone it was always so hard to find a foundation color that didn't make me look gray, that I rarely wore it. I try to have great skin and just use a little concealer under my eyes and any blemishes I might have and always a healthy little flush. I'm always told I look younger than I am, foundation can look really aging.

[@gracew4194]

Exactly!!! Im 44 and I have a ton of broken capillaries in the center of my face but other than that my skin is aging nicely, a few fine lines, not much sagging/sinking. I use a light coat of medium cover foundation with a nice loose powder to set and a couple pumps of setting spray. It helps cover the capillaries but not totally so my skin looks REAL and ppl say how nice my skin looks, not how nice my makeup looks 😉

[@michelles2299]

You can easily get those broken veins removed with laser treatment

[@gracew4194]

@@michelles2299 True and I may do that one of these days it's just hard to find the time and the money to get it done. It would be nice though. I don't think I would even worry about wearing foundation most of the time if I got rid of them. Thank you for the advice 😊

[@andijvieblaadje]

I had them lasered a couple of months ago, totally recommend!

[@katekenn156]

I've always worn simple makeup like this, and I get so many compliments on my skin.

[@bethanystevcic7886]

Thank you! As a mature skinned woman I feel like I’m always trying trends that younger women are doing and feeling sad that the results aren’t great. This makes me feel better about my skin.

[@Sky10811]

Yep better to focus on sunscreen and skincare

[@queenbeemo42]

My mother always taught me that fresh skin was prettiest! I am getting older (50’s) and my skin is still in okay condition and I’m doing my best to preserve it. Recently I’ve went to using a tinted sunscreen followed by a really rubbed in powder and my skin has never been happier. My daughter still had breakouts into her 20’s and I finally convinced her it was sensitive skin not acne! Now her skin is beautiful with just the occasional bump (seems to be dairy triggered.) Healthy skin is what we need!

[@candydaughtrygreene3439]

Awesome and thank you. I've been using less foundation now in my 60's. My skin is good except for some dark spots. I use concealer for that.

[@nadene102]

Thank you for saying this!! Its awful how much foundation people use on a daily basis. I gave up trying to tell people you don’t need that much. So I just teach my girls how to wear makeup more beautifully

[@zaniemarion.]

I have been a stay at home for the last 4 years and have gotten used to seeing myself with no makeup. I was trying to use less liquid foundation and less makeup overall but found myself using the same amount. After watching your tutorial on how to use Laura Geller's double baked foundation and bare minerals pressed foundation I decided to give them a try and I love them both. I use much less makeup, my skin looks like skin and not a mask I can get it done in under 10 minutes. I am trying to remember makeup accentuates not covers up.

[@amythompson6331]

Was having a crazy day. Your videos put me back into a calm place. Thank you for everything.

[@jillhiggins3246]

I appreciate you Wayne! Videos like this boost my confidence!❤

[@homeatthehollow]

This is exactly how I use foundation. I have watched many a person on KZbin and thought that they use way more than necessary.

[@joaniesoo]

Thank you. You've timed your videos as I was in a panic as I'm doing my make up at my wedding in a month from now. Your recent eye shadow videos which I was most scared about has helped me so so much. I agree with you ( as did an older lady beautician at boots who also assured me that I only needed only a little) You literally descended like a KZbin angel with incredible timing. I can't thank you enough Wayne. Much love and gratitude to you.

[@your3kidding]

Sounds like you'll pull off a wonderful wedding!

[@kimberly5651]

Love your distinction between flawless skin versus flawless foundation. Brilliant!

[@minnettetafoya1973]

Love love love your content!!! I am 52 and your videos have been such a game changer for me! Please don't stop!

[@missesmongo5307]

Dear Wayne, thank you for yet another excellent video. You tought me so much. I'm an 58 year old german woman. I never leave the House, without mascara and lipstick. But, when I'm going all out; I use your videos as guidence ❤

[@jillphillips1487]

I tried this for the first time this week for a wedding and it was perfect and lasted hours, thank you Wayne

[@Vcaser]

Yes!! The “less is more” technique is serving me well now that I’m in my 50s. A bit of color correction, and get on with it! I’m obsessed with your #13 brush, it’s the best one I have

[@margomouawad6026]

That’s how I do my foundation! And for a lighter ‘no makeup’ look I mix it with a little moisturiser. ❤

[@ruthrussell3845]

Yes will give it a go, although I'm 64 now skin is reasonably good ie very little wrinkle but still have freckles and redness in the usual places. Thankyou

[@alohasparkles]

Agh and this is exactly why I’ve followed you for years. I love how your tips are all based around enhancing natural beauty ❤

[@999Giustina]

Gosh, I take over a year to use up foundation or other makeup. I always wondered why everyone else seemed to go through so much product. I try to look after my skin, but rosacea is a challenge. People usually comment I look about 10 years younger than I am. Nice video! Glad to know maybe I'm getting something right.

[@sigh_anna]

I'm turning 50 next yr, and I'm at a place where I dont want to wear foundation anymore unless I'm at a formal function, once every 5 yrs. My skin is in such good condition, that even if I buff on a tiny bit of foundation, it looks weird, because it looks too perfected. I want took human, not like a Hollywood mannequin. So many girls in their 20s look aged because they pack it on.

[@youtubeuser6418]

This!!!! Yes!!!!! I've been taking really good care of my skin for years now and I don't want to cover it up with thick foundation. I use minimal and I just use it in a smart way to accentuate my positives and to assist the areas that need a little help. I love that my natural skin is glowing through the makeup!! I get a ton of compliments!

[@wendyschnapa7582]

Bravo Wayne! I don't wear any more foundation since I discovered tinted sunscreen. But if I were to use foundation again, I would absolutely follow your advice of way less is more. Thank you!

[@sarahnabors8196]

What tinted sunscreen do you use?

[@jamieegarcia]

^ 😊?

[@addangel]

I get allergies and often have a runny nose, so my goal when wearing makeup is to not have a visible dent in the foundation layer around my nose

[@ashleyenz2798]

Love this!! It’s about emphasizing natural beauty rather than using makeup to ‘create’ it. ❤

[@susanegley4149]

You are so right! (As always!) I am so bewildered by these young, beautiful skin applying not only so much foundation, but so often it's not even close to their skin color. We have strayed.

[@jodyhadley6483]

Thank you, Wayne for everything you bring to the beauty community! You're a wonderful human being! ❤

[@janelambley807]

Wayne, your easy, simple explanations on makeup application are better than excellent! Your beauty shines from within and enhances your physical beauty. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us ❤

[@michellebracken68]

I just discovered you! SO happy to find an intelligent artist for us older gals. I’ve been feeling outdated because I already use my foundation this way, and that’s not how the trend is. I just could never embrace the cakeiness or baking trend. THANK YOU Wayne! Subscribed!

[@irmaradinson2320]

LOVE IT!!! I USE THIS METHOD EVERY DAY AND PEOPLE COMPLEMENTS MY FACE. When I say my age (62) they can't believe it 😂 and I have Silver hair.

[@NotACat2237]

I'm 41, and I've never worn a liquid foundation. I've never wanted the heavy look of it. I'm super tempted to try this now!

[@AuntieD.]

Thank you Wayne! Your beautiful foundation also works great for this technique 😘

[@joybartlett3030]

Thank you Wayne!!!...I've been living with a red nose the past 12 years, as I have a fungal sinus infection I can't seem to get rid of. The result is a bright red nose. After trying this technique, it blends in with my skin tone perfectly and I'm not packed with foundation. I'm now 75 years old, and less is definitely more. My great appreciation!

[@nancybarry4150]

You never cease to amaze me! Your skin does look flawless! More than that you have brought all of us back to the basics, showing off your beautiful skin. This is why you are the number one absolute best make up artist on KZbin! Every day that I put on foundation, I hear your voice in my head, telling me to keep on buffing and buffing and buffing🙂. I’m even going to give applying lots of powder to my face a try after seeing you do it. Have a blessed day.😘😘😘

[@rabbitholegirl1]

100% correct. I use 1 "stamp" of foundation one my forehead, one on my cheecks & one on my nose. A 30ml bottle lasts me about 1,5 years.

[@thatElene]

On point! I even started making short makeup videos and I never fully cover - on purpose! We got used to the ,, plastic mannequin skin look'' which is unhealthy 😊 Skin is textured and that's ok! ❤

[@mariannakump8857]

Thanks Wayne! I find less is definitely more on my dry, mature skin.

[@tracyj4279]

This is how I always do my make up like this. I’m 54 and have pretty decent complexion and often will just apply a small amount of concealer and then a translucent powder to set and even things out. Job done! If I’m going out out I tend to go a bit heavier, but I wouldn’t want a lot of make up on my skin every day. This is a gospel I’m happy to repeat - thanks Wayne xxx

[@jamiejohnson1398]

Love your work! ❤ Do you have any suggestions for achieving a natural skin look with melasma & pigmentation issues?

[@SSYOTX]

You have been a breath of fresh air for years. Thank you so so much

[@sammistrade]

Wow. I’ve never heard anyone speak about this and it’s given me so much perspective. I’ve always focused on covering up my skin all these years, when my skin is actually pretty decent… would it be cheesy to say this might have actually changed my life? Lol. Cant wait to start having this mindset shift when I do my makeup now!!!