I'm sooo Confused by this New Collab... NEW & Hyped Makeup

[@Alohaalondra]

That powder foundations looks insanely good granted I am seeing you from your camera. Such a good base for todays video

[@lbeard7661]

I actually took a contour class at Sephora pre-Covid. The main points I remember - contour should be cool toned because it’s mimicking shadows. And basically you place it wherever you’d want a shadow on your face so it will emphasize what’s above it.

[@angelhowell5420]

I think the powder foundation looks so smooth and pretty on your skin.

[@corrine-ul7fl]

I am an oily girl and I love the original MUFE powder foundation - always applied with a kabuki brush almost like you would with a bare minerals powder foundation over a well moisturized base. You can always hit it with a setting powder if you're in a pinch but overall it just looks better and better throughout the day with my natural oils which do shine through with time but don't break down the foundation.

[@ericatucker2683]

I'm truly a powder foundation stan. I won't exclusively use powder foundations but I think they get a bad rap. They're great, especially if you need touch-ups throughout the day and they work really well for oily skin types

[@nicschwarts4505]

Same!! I’ve used several different powder foundations, high end and drugstore, and I seriously just love them

[@christyannie83]

Are you 2 over 35?? 😂 it makes you look a million years older once you get any lines. I used to wear them too… but can’t anymore . I’ve always been oily and that’s why I liked them but I just can’t anymore! Loving serum foundations!😅

[@MamaW30]

Im 43 with oily skin and have exclusively used powder foundations. Keeps me matte and covers my pores. I have a few liquids but powders work best for me.

[@isthatjackson]

Same here. Powder is the way for me.

[@nicschwarts4505]

@@christyannie83 bahaha oh how I wish I still had under 30 skin 😩 I have worn powder foundation off n on forever but just recently got back into it. I think key for me is good skincare, any liquid products first, and a light hand. I also finish with setting spray which honestly helps everything just settle correctly.

[@spgard29]

Powder foundation is my go-to, and has been for years. My first -- and still current stand-by -- was MAC Studio Fix, which I usually apply with a kabuki. This method goes on in literally seconds, and gives a light but seamless finish while mattifying, which is the look I prefer. Personally, I love the look of this new MUFE powder foundation on your skin, Lauren! 💗

[@annahatton924]

As a stage performer, I used to really strongly prefer a powder foundation. It looks amazing under stage lights. I'm getting older, though, and my skin has changed enough that powder foundations aren't as flattering on me as they used to be, but for years that was the only type of foundation I bought.

[@helenhirsch5717]

Really enjoyable video and I loved the eye look. I am 57 and when I tried the viral Loreal Infallible powder foundation it was so heavy on me that you could see every fine line and every tiny hair on my face. So I just dust it on as a finishing powder now and it looks beautiful.

[@littlekitties87]

That eye look reminds me of a California sunset over the water. Those types of blues always pull green on me when combined with my skintone, too.

[@miarenee]

I always use yellows above the crease- and no matter what color story- it makes a “rainbow “ look - love ❤️ it !!

[@danih3371]

This bronzer and blush combo were made for you 💖 it's so glam and effortless looking

[@s.castellino4306]

You always make the most glamorous eye looks! I wouldn't have known what to do with such a pallete. Your eye looks always look so effortless too 💛

[@blendofdays]

The Haus labs blushes look so so pretty, but there is no world in which I will spend more than $20 for a blush. 😆🙃 Thank you so much for this vid Lauren!

[@Roadie247]

Same girl, same ❤

[@suzym8166]

I just tried your pallet today and used the two warm browns on my lid, the dark blue and dark brown on the bottom and I really loved the look. The eyeshadow stayed on my eyes without budging or fall out on my face until it took my makeup off - so in total 14 hours, I did use glitter glue for the shimmer because I have old hooded eyes. I think the Smiley pallets are really cute but not for that price I might get them on sale.

[@caithenry8429]

Digging the wavy hair moment!

[@anyastamper3331]

I Absolutely Love This Look on You Lauren!!! All the Products Really Came Together and Gave You and Your Skin a Beautiful Look and Those Colors from the UD Palette Really Bring Out Your Blue Eyes!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@hazardsigns]

The smiley palette with the yellow matte and blue shimmer are giving me Soleil La Plage vibes. I love that colour story and have cannibalised it into my custom palettes. Won't be needing the UD one, but I do enjoy the looks you can get 👍🏻 Today I've been utilising my least used colours once again. Paired the khaki satin from the Peridot quad with the orange/green topper from the Break The Rules palette. My look is LOVELY! Why have I not been using these colours?! 😆 Turns out, on my pale skin, the khaki gives me a dulled antique gold sheen and I love it so much 🥰 I am thoroughly enjoying my little challenge to use my least used/loved shadows. Your channel is a continued inspiration and I very much enjoy what you have been putting out there x

[@racheleventer]

From someone who LOVES powder foundation... I usually use a moisturizing primer, then I use a little bit of concealer under my eyes and over some of my darker spots on my face. I prefer to buff the foundation on a lot. The more you buff (with not tons of product on your brush each time) the more natural it looks. I use a setting powder separately under my eyes if I did put on concealer that day. I don't typically wear cream products (like blush and stuff) underneath on my powder foundation days, so I can't give advice on that! I love how fast it is to just rub it all in super fast though compared to a traditional foundation.

[@Reiliferei]

wow that powder is made for the camera, so blurring. I know Kelly Gooch recommend applying powder foundations with a dense foundation brush & really buff it in. I think the "smiley" theme is UD trying to get Gen Z attention with the 90's/ Y2K relevance.

[@StigmataX13]

I don’t use liquid or cream foundation, and instead only spot conceal and top off/buff my makeup with a light dusting of powder foundation at the end to add a little extra coverage. It creates a lighter, more natural base for me which I prefer over heavy foundation, and helps to tone down blush and contour if I get a little heavy-handed with it.

[@MsEclectic]

Hey Lauren. Try the powder foundation with different brushes. That sponge can really lay it on thick which is fine if you want the coverage. But for a less matte look I think a brush is the way to go

[@allarab2612]

I’m an oily girl and I swear by powder foundation day to day when I go to work. I apply with a big brush and apply in circles and then use a velvet sponge to pack on coverage in certain areas as needed (over breakouts). I find it so much easier to slap on than liquid foundation and it looks very natural even if I build it up (unlike some liquids that can turn cakey very quickly)

[@kellystar312]

I use powder foundation to set liquid foundation because I like the more matte look, and it's nice to have the extra coverage 💖

[@exploringplacesyoutube]

Wow, the powder foundation looks amazing!

[@celinescrappassion2184]

Lauren! Your make up looks flawless! I don't think you are seeing the same thing that we are seeing on camera! It looks so beautiful! And the color of your base is perfect!

[@AmaniMaharet]

I actually really like that shadow palette color story now. So pretty!

[@shinyhappypeople9043]

I’m in my mid 50s with normal to dry skin and have recently gone down the powder foundation rabbit hole. If you moisturise your base, use a finishing spray and don’t cake them on, they are comparative to liquid foundations. Whether I’m using a liquid or a powder foundation I like a well hydrated base. The modern powder foundations don’t have to be flat and dry, use a brush, blend it and they look and perform great.

[@ninalee31]

I have dry, aging skin (I'm 44), and I actually really like powder foundation - specifically the Shiseido synchro skin powder foundation. I find, for me at least, after applying, I give my face a light once over with a hydrating spray, like mac fix+ or Dr. jart tigergrass calming spray (but not a setting spray), and it transforms the powder foundation into a skin-like finish. I will also buff it in with a super soft brush like the Shiseido polishing brush, after applying with the puff/sponge. It wears off really evenly over the day, and is super lightweight, and looks really natural. I also prep my skin before applying with a decent moisturizer.

[@LisaF_]

I LOVE a pop of color a different on the lower lash line. The blue looks stunning on you!

[@xtyrasage]

Love how you're just winging it with these new products and end up looking amazing 💕

[@R.L.Maverick]

For me, the trick with powder foundations is to apply a base layer with the coverage you want, lightly spray setting spray or equivalent. Then very lightly go over spots where you get breakthrough usually like the T Zone. This locks in the coverage, maintains smooth pores, and it doesn’t get cakey this way…for me. Granted there are some powder foundations that no matter what I do look meh…like the Covergirl foundations (brown packaging & smells like Noxema).

[@kelpsyy]

that cheek combo of the tower 28 bronzer with the haus lab blush... YES 😍

[@yensid4294]

Taylor Wynn has some demo videos on using powder foundation (I think she prefers the one by J Cat) & how to prep your skin for it. She also uses a setting spray to get it to look more skin-like. Her videos might have some tips that are helpful even if not the exact same products/brands. That blue is super pretty. I love a turquoise blue paired with peach & warm toned browns. It's the only "pop of blue" that I feel I can pull off having more hazel-olive eyes.

[@kayleighhartwig6585]

Try applying the powder foundation with a barely damp sponge. You can also spray some fix plus on the sponge and/or over your whole face once the base is down. The fix plus brings some life back to the face.

[@BeautyAndTheFrizz]

Final looks is really pretty! Love the blush on you! 18:17

[@sandragreenberg6010]

Your skin look’s glorious Lauren! Patty Alonso has very dry, roseaca colored skin, and this powder foundation looked stunning on her as well. I did go ahead and pick it up for my dry skin. I picked up that same shade of blush and it should be here Wednesday. Can’t wait!

[@WildeBookGarden]

and I like the blue lashline but would love to see it as a lid shade too!

[@becm963]

I do like powder foundation in the warmer months. It is easy to just throw on my face with a fluffy brush for a little coverage. I used to buff it into my skin with a stippling brush for more coverage. All cream products go on first. If you have dry skin, apply it over a moisturizer, oil, or primer and let it sit for a few minutes. I would recommend using a glowy setting spray if you get that powder look at the end.

[@PersonaCosmetics]

so glad you're loving your Base+Conceal Brush 😍

[@elisefournier4774]

Love the eye look very original mix and I think it really makes your eyecolour pop.😍

[@kayloveasmr]

The Jane Iredale powder foundation is my everyday go to! I have combo skin! I start with the rituel de fille thorn oil, conceal any blemishes or redness and put my under eye concealer on too! I then powder my under eye with the Kosas setting powder. Then I go in with the powder foundation! My cheek products are all powder so those go after! I love the coverage (medium) and longevity it gives me! I use the Sephora flat sponges for application, btw!

[@cheyannewooten95]

Just a little suggestion, i wouldn’t draw contour directly on the face because it can be hard to blend that way. Maybe try putting the stick product on the brush you intend to blend with and then putting it on the face. Might help blend easier without al that aggressive rubbing and might make the color come off better

[@colleenheart]

That blue under your eyes looks so beautiful and really makes your gorgeous eye color pop! It’s so crazy how different it looks on you than it looks in the pan. I will pick up those pallets when they go on sale because we know that will be happening eventually. 😂

[@MsBNoodle]

So true

[@msmaliit]

I have never enjoyed using powder foundation with a sponge, buffing and swirling it on with a brush is my preferred method. Natural hair brushes I feel is the best tool for them.

[@ryyyyan]

This MUFE foundation looks amazing on camera.

[@MamaW30]

I love the sponge pads that come with this powder foundation and the estee layer one. The velvet side just airbrushes and blurs my skin! I never understand why people on KZbin say “I don’t use the pad” Use the pad! Way better than a brush. Totally different experience. The powder foundation showes you later while wearing it the perks. It lasts and when my pills come through it a soft glow. Can touch up and be matte again. Give it a chance

[@meganngeorge]

Wow…that blush….😳❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cherryqueer8993]

I contour in a similar way to what you did in this video! When I do it, i try to think about applying the product to the 'underside' of my cheekbone (if you feel your face you'll get what I mean 😅) and then apply a smaller dot behind where my dimples are. It gives the model cheekbones without looking too hollow or unnatural like the single line does on me ❤️

[@stacyechelberger]

Girl! Never used a powder foundation? Let me tell you where it’s at. The Laura Geller powder foundations- specifically the balance and brighten and also the fuller coverage one used in conjunction with each other. I describe them as like an hourglass ambient lighting powder but with coverage. Glowing. Coverage. No chalkiness. Use it over a little concealer or lightweight foundation if you want tons of coverage. And the sales on Laura’s website- you can get it really affordable. And I don’t like applying with a sponge. A dense, round top kabuki tapped/buffed works best for me. I like the luxie 532 brush best!

[@cherd3990]

I used to use powder foundation when I did my makeup on the way to the office. So quick and easy.

[@moriganna67ify]

I apply my bronzer as I would contour powder. I use a method that works for me and I feel, with you it may be great. I apply my bronzer just under my cheek bone, and stop half way to mouth, to blend it. It works for myself. I find bronzing to the mouth can often get a crazy doll effect with me. BOL

[@Amy-yc8lq]

I like using foundation brushes with powder foundation instead of a sponge 😊

[@sikay6340]

Beautiful eye look… I’m feeling cools lately but this bright look with the “pop of blue” looks so gorgeous on you. Loving it.

[@kaseysmith798]

Honestly love this look overall 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@dawngraham2697]

Try setting spray after applying the foundation. It definitely helps melt powder foundations into the skin.

[@katiehenry7]

I think the powder foundation looks gorgeous on you!

[@peony70]

I’m curious about the reformulated MUFE powder foundation. The original is a favorite of mine but I use it as a finishing powder (very light/sparse targeted application) and I love it. It’s also great for blending out eyeshadow as it helps even out the color of my eyelids. Anyway thanks for the video!

[@saalexanderson699]

I like a powder foundation applied with a brush to set my t zone. And then throughout the day, I’ll use the included sponge to tap a little powder on my t zone if I need to touch up. I like the coverage of a powder foundation but I do a light application

[@elisefournier4774]

I am combo too and I wonder if you could put the powder foundation in the t zone where the blurring is appreciated and leave just the outside of the face for liquid glowy foundation.

[@jessicalynn8746]

A big fluffy brush might be a better option to get what you are looking for

[@FriendIn-v1o]

Lauren you are so fun! I would have never thought of that eyeshadow look. Omg it’s so stunning on you! Great video!! 😊

[@maeganmchugh]

The packaging of the powder foundation reminds me of the Cover Girl cream to powder foundation from back in the 90’s, especially the sponge applicator!

[@th13rte3n]

Ooh that blush color is so beautiful

[@bugseye66]

Definitely the blush

[@SophieeeeeeHO]

powder foundations remind me if whipping out that CoverGirl dupe of the MAC Studio Fix powder in class to touch up and cake even more on 😩even though that face was about to CRACK😳😳

[@kenyahuddleston5904]

I bought a haus lab blush and felt it was definitely worth it

[@peachyinthe916]

Please do a video on Viseart palettes! I picked up a few after seeing your haul and I'd love to see you work with them!

[@sarlizglam8015]

I always use powder. I do all my concealer first. The cream blushes I use work over powders but how I apply mine is with a brush. I tried it at first like u did. It gives more coverage but looks too drying. Try stippling it on with a dense foundation brush. That’s the way I like pressed powders ❤

[@chloem3654]

You're such an amazing artist! Eyes especially are stunning💖Ethereal fairy vibes✨

[@JutaStokes]

Those colours look gorgeous on your eyes! I'm not interested in buying the UD palettes, but I'll definitely shop my stash to put similar colours together.

[@scifihippie]

Love the tower 28 lip. It’s one of my favorite pocket lips I carry at work all day. I have a couple of shades.

[@slytherin34]

the foundation looks great on you

[@mallyflower844]

The eye look is so beautiful. It is too warm for me though so I probably won’t pick up but they’re beautiful. Can you do another look with the other palette? Love your looks.

[@Irelanddriveasmr]

Could you try the make up forever with a brush. It looked really good on you.

[@ojaigirl]

I like wearing a skin tint underneath a powder foundation and apply the powder lightly for extra coverage with a denser powder brush like the Milani bronzer/powder brush . The sponges that these come with are pretty useless unless for touch up’s.

[@BEcrazyinMA]

The eye look you created looks beautiful. Your eyes really pop!

[@nicschwarts4505]

Lauren you seriously inspire me with your eye looks!😍 I’m now wanting to do a yellowy-blue look tomoro!

[@CareyXO]

I picked up 2 Haus Labs blushes 😊 other than that I think I can skip the rest. Powder foundation isn’t my thing anymore.

[@lisaratner]

Love that blush color! Also you look gorgeous 💖

[@gigi2k326]

I've been eyeing that MUFE powder since it originally launched. Everyone I watch loves it. I love a good powder foundation! 40+ bucks is a lot for me though, but I've still been eyeing it..

[@kamimiles4628]

Typically I use a more dense brush than the persona one you used for stick products. I love using the IT cosmetics love heart shaped brush orrrr the BEaity pie seamless foundation brush, or sometimes s stipple brush if creamy enough stick product. And i dont swipe or brush around my face i more so tap and dab all around if that makes sense LOL

[@jackivacha]

The entire look is beautiful! I love that color blue with oranges and yellows. Chefs kiss!

[@sandrapaul4828]

Ciao Lauren. I enjoy using powder foundation but I strugled finding the right ones that suit my dry skin. Mineral based powder foundation works the best for me such as the Laura Geller baked ones (I mix 2 shades of 2 finishes to have my best) Another powder foundation I really like is the Nude by nature loose powder foundation in shade N2 in winter and I mix with C2 during summer. I recently tried the Makeup Revolution pressed one in shade P4 but I think it is out of stock. Another great one is the Smashbox Halo but the shade range is missing some shades. I moisturize well before using powder foundation and for log wear I will use a gripping primer before. I really enjoy watching your videos. Thanks

[@elizabethsahu7822]

Thanks for trying these items out for us :). I just received you beautiful palate and cannot wait to use it

[@zuria07]

The blush looks great on you. I like powder foundation better with a big powder brush and I swirl it on. It wears beautifully throughout the day.

[@parkerlynne]

110% middle school even for me and I'm several years older than you. Covergirl had a cream foundation that came with a sponge like that and I wore the hell out of it.

[@jenniferflinchum9424]

I want to try the MUFE powder foundation, I have super oily skin and generally enjoy powder foundation. I think they only really work with powder bronzer, contour, etc.

[@ericasalomon8776]

I wrote that Naked palette off but after seeing your eye look - wow! So pretty!!

[@angelacameron4524]

Your makeup looks so good! Curious about how the powder foundation held up for the day - and if it made the rest of your makeup last longer. I use the applicator sponge to apply powder foundation, then blend out with a brush.

[@Taniaelm1ra]

I love the eyeshadow, especially the pop of blue on the lower lashline 😍

[@allisonbredenkamp4677]

That look is so good! That is by far my favorite look that I have seen with those pallets! Please come back and tell us how you like that house labs blush - you are really good about doing that on your channel which I appreciate!!

[@nathalielamothe6899]

You are a great eye makeup artist!

[@candicemorrison304]

I love powder foundation... honestly liquid just looks so "make-upy" on me, where as a powder foundation used correctly can look invisible! Just my opinion! 😘 P.s.I will NEVER pay $40 for a blush!!! Hell no! 😂 So many drugstore blushes in the exact same colors! That's not for me! 🤷🏻🤦😆

[@jessicaglass7503]

I’m ready 🎉

[@Fallonita]

I bought your palette today yay 🎉

[@graceleathers5970]

That powder foundation looks stunning!

[@youandmeandrainbows7257]

I LOVE the Chanel powder foundation over a bb cream or tinted moisturizer. That’s my every day routine honestly, but I just apply it with a regular powder brush

[@youandmeandrainbows7257]

Also, I feel like the powder foundation looks way better after using a setting spray

[@mariejoseepitre409]

I wore powder foundation most my life and MUFE is sooo heavy looking on the skin. I know I am much older than you are but if I can make Mac Studio Fix and Fenty look good on my mature skin, it would beautiful on you. Fenty is very blurring on the pores by the way and buffing it in with a not to dense brush is the way to go!

[@AmyLSchulte]

I’m surprised you never tried bare minerals powder foundation. I’m much older than you and I have huge pores on my nose and forehead as well as deep forehead lines, and all liquid foundations were just looking horrendous on me. Last year, after about 12 years, I went back to the BM loose powder foundation and I love it. You can definitely use creams on top of it. I use a variety of brush types, but o we the pores, it’s a dense flat top brush and I buff in circular motions one way and then the other.

[@juliayk]

i don't understand how the milk makeup contour stick is soo small but the price is pretty high for the size. want to try it out but honestly it's offputting!

[@alevsahin1428]

At first it was 20g, but they got rid of the big size and kept the price for the minis