I Tried THREE New Techniques from Popular YouTube Videos

[@r.bennett9748]

Wayne’s a lifesaver. His tutorials have helped me so much over the years.

[@shyb7847]

I have been using his blush technique for ever

[@Alias1495]

@@shyb7847 I've been using a lot of my lipsticks as blush recently and it's super nice.

[@elisabetamicske5717]

Same here! 👍

[@louisesharpy]

R. Bennett he was my very first makeup video I watched. Yup. Love him

[@justynam9802]

q .p

[@RachelDee]

I really appreciate creators challenging one another's ideas and giving props to their different techniques. Make this a monthly series!

[@Zabrena]

Great idea!

[@theresag1969]

I sure hope so.

[@czarcasm451]

Discovering new and varying techniques from other muas, as well as commonalities with one another, (i.e. Zabrena's empathy for having to create an arch, exclaiming "me too!" when she realized Stephanie's fave brush was also her favourite ) is always cool to see.

[@sandyrice3559]

I love Wayne Goss! He sometimes uses unconventional techniques, but he’s a genius! And I’ve been using Stephanie Lange’s dome shaped technique for a couple of years now. Excellent video, Zabrena. Hope you and your family are staying safe and well.

[@TheRVRD]

Sandy Rice Wayne Goss is so realistic. He uses his fingers and such. Also the lipstick / blush thing is old school. Good to have validation.

[@laurahill9643]

I love how he uses so few tools, so those of us with low budget can still do things.

[@BodaciousBeverly]

Yes, I like that dome technique too. It looks good behind glasses.

[@itsjjallday]

I wish I had known the dome technique a long time ago. I genuinely thought eyeshadow looked terrible on me!

[@Alejandra.herrera1996]

Girl when you did Wayne Goss technique it made your face more natural and not cakey. Love the not too much powder.

[@palakush7650]

Later on she replied to a comment that she got VERY oily and shiny

[@etheladdams2562]

I love how respectful you are to all people, including other KZbinrs. You are a good model, both inside and out. I have a question, too- how did Wayne's technique wear throughout the day? My face gets oily really easily, so I would love to know how long the beautiful look lasts. Thanks!

[@Zabrena]

Thank you so much for your kind words! :) It got very shiny LOL I had to blot a couple of times! Next time I would eliminate the facial oil and reduce the moisturizer, and add a primer. I would still keep all the products cream based and add a light dusting of powder, I think it would hold up much better with those minor tweaks!

[@etheladdams2562]

@@Zabrena Thank you for your response! I will try the technique with your tweaks then!

[@ImSoBlessed2010]

Wayne’s tip for oily skin folks is to powder with your translucent powder BEFORE you apply foundation. I think this video she used was one of his for dry skin folks. He’s got fabulous videos for oily & dry folks alike.

[@etheladdams2562]

@@ImSoBlessed2010 thank you for sharing the information!

[@jessicaharrison4719]

This is similar to what I do for stage makeup in situations where the face has to be very defined to stand up to the lights but also look very natural. I always use powder over it (the lights and costumes get really hot and sweaty!) and then setting spray or even just water in a fine mist to make it look less cakey. It does look really natural, but unless you have very dry skin, this is going to look oily quickly without any powder.

[@rifflinthemind.5793]

I like Goss' channel because he always encourages people to think about what they are trying to achieve with make up, thoughtful placement vs fancy products. And he caters to softer looks rather than drag techniques (not to knock drag techniques at all, they are beautiful.)

[@jasonmack2569]

This drag queen agrees with you. Drag techniques are to create an over the top look; feminize a masculine face; and be seen on stage in a dark night club. Also, they can take a long time to perfect. Wayne's techniques are easy to master and look great. I love his eye tutorials. Plus Wayne is not hard on the eyes. 😉

[@TheBlondeSunset]

I’ve been learning from Wayne for years. We’re close like this🤞. He doesn’t know it, but we’re besties😝

[@Zabrena]

😂😂

[@DianaFlores-og8zv]

😃❤😜

[@Roxie1255]

This is why I'm subscribed! I love that you are willing to learn and try techniques from other beauty gurus AND you give them credit, you don’t try to pretend that you came up with it all by yourself, which some gurus tend to do. Thanks for sharing.

[@Zabrena]

Yay! Thank you so much for your kind words and for being here!

[@rebahensley5323]

Back in the forties during the war, my grandmother used her lipstick as "rouge" on her cheeks because cosmetics were a luxury for her.💗

[@SLOLiferealestate]

And I did it in the sixties so that my lipstick and "rouge" would match. As they say, everything old is new again!

[@abunchahooey]

Stephanie is awesome. Her “dome” technique is very effective for hooded eyes. Your eyes turned out great, Zabrena!

[@shyb7847]

I watched her cut crease tutorial over and over for weeks back in the day.

[@BodaciousBeverly]

It looks great behind glasses too.

[@LorissaNelson]

Wow! Your brows look amazing! Thanks so much for mentioning me 🥰 love your channel ❤️

[@Zabrena]

Hi Lorissa!! Thank YOU for such an amazing tutorial! You have a God given artistry and talent for teaching it! And you’re gorgeous on top of it! Love your videos! ❤️

[@kellyturnerphotography]

Wayne Goss is such an amazing artist. So many of his tips have helped me over the years. I love his loose powder over a tissue technique! And this one too makes for such beautiful looking skin!!

[@Zabrena]

Couldn't agree more!

[@sandrasears3981]

Lipstick as blush is nothing new. My Grandmother did this so it would match her lips.🙌🏻

[@mgvoiceactor]

Love Wayne Goss. Like Lisa Eldridge, years of experience as a makeup artist really shines in his videos. Regarding lipstick as blush... I’ve seen people use cream cheek color as lip color and even eye color, so why not! 😉

[@wazihanokshi2414]

I love you and i love Wayne Goss! You two are my favorites! So good to see my favourite following my favourite! 😍

[@Hatincluded]

Same

[@apriljo1968]

We did the blush on the forehead in the 80's. I have done it always. To me, it just has always blended everything!

[@meitalkabeli509]

I love Wayne Goss, I learned so much from him. The techniques you used looked so easy and your face looked amazing.

[@Pixelated_Moon]

Wayne just announced his first cosmetic launch! He has a stunning lip collection. He's such a gem!

[@kelliekrevosky8193]

Your reactions were the best part of this whole thing! I love seeing someone admit they love learning and even showing us the process! Thank you for another amazing video, Zabrena!

[@Zabrena]

Haha! Thank you for being here, Kellie!

[@jlkitz1775]

How awesome highlighting other YT channels, and their techniques 👍🏾😉. We can all always learn something new. All these channels are long time faves - especially Wayne 🥰✌🏾

[@Allyson6C]

All of the techniques you tried were fantastic & brows are on fleek! I’ve been with Wayne & Stephanie since their beginning here on KZbin & I still use their tips n tricks today! 👍♥️

[@chelsea-t]

The lipstick as blush reminded me of my Grandma so much!! She always did that! She has been gone almost 9yrs, thanks for the memory Zabrena 💖💖💖

[@dillfla]

Chelsea Troxell mine 2👍

[@alexandra109]

Lipstick as blush is something my grandmother used to do. I love when old ideas come back again.

[@brieb777]

This is the first look on ALL of KZbin where the look looked better before the lashes! Gorgeous!

[@melthompson2856]

I loved this, especially the skin 🙌🏻❤️

[@iamperfectingodseyes5903]

Zabrena I love the way YOU do your eyes! I think your my fav technique out of everyone I watch!! You don't need a new approach!!! Your way is perfection!!!

[@lizreid3926]

Your look came out beautiful. Flawless looking skin. Wayne Goss and Robert Welsh are wonderful to watch.

[@lucillepettit2014]

All three together turn into a very pretty sensual look without being heavy. ❤️

[@patriciagray2708]

Wayne Goss technique to do your face is method I used to do my makeup for many years....moisturize , concealer, contour, foundation, then creme blush or lipstick high on the cheeks. 1970's thru 2016 . I may go back to this method. We also used a white or cream eye shadow below the brow bone & high on the cheeks....we didn't call it highlighter....lol We used our makeup products as ( 2fers ) double duty....we owned fewer makeup products in the 70's 80's & 90's & 2000's then after 2010 everyone seemed to have hundreds of makeup products. Zabrena the face makeup technique was a great look for you. Thank you for reminding how I used to do my face makeup. ♡♡

[@jodieolson]

My mom always used her lipstick as a blush. She called it “rouge” though...this was 40 years ago. :)

[@rakesfunnyfarm]

My mom did this too. But my granny called it rouge. That what it was called back in her days.

[@heidigeebee5870]

I use lipstick too! It has to be a cream, not a matte or a gloss, but it works great.

[@heidigeebee5870]

I love Stephanie Lange!!!

[@Gothchops]

I'm 37 and in the UK. I started out with it back from my high school days. But yes the older ladies still call it Rouge here too 💄Xx

[@Gothchops]

I think originally it came in a pot? I remember caring for lady who told me that it was called pot Rouge xx

[@Jacqueline_R]

Stephanie, queen of the hooded eye! And Wayne Goss, we love you too!! ❤❤❤

[@tiyasteffy3261]

I’m actually so envious of people who have freckles! I’ve always loved them.

[@lolaxxx3669]

I will GIVE you as many of my freckles as you want!! As a freckly ginger whose freckles didn't disappear by adulthood IM OVER THEM lol!! Its funny how we always want the opposite of what we have 😂.

[@AndYourLittleDog]

I don’t wear much make up but I watch you and Wayne often because you’re both so pleasant and humble. Thank you for continuing to entertain us during this time.

[@suzannemarken6093]

Stephanie Lange is the very first make up KZbinr I ever watched. I am so glad you tried her technique. It looked amazing on you.

[@melea9206]

O yes, the freckles! We have spent our whole lives covering them up and now everybody wants them! 🤣 But I've learned to love them as I get older ☺ Thank you for making my day, Z! You never fail to make me smile, laugh and try something out of my comfort zone! 😘💕💕

[@thislittlethingcalledlifea8586]

LOVE THIS!! Wayne Goss is such an amazing human being. He’s a makeup God on top of that! Love you and your channel Zabrena! Throughout the years you have given me tips to use that make me feel more beautiful. From woman to woman thank you for helping to lift us up. You too are an amazing woman and person. Thank you!

[@HifiveOh1]

Lipstick as blush is pretty much the only makeup trick I learned from my mom (65yrs old), she said she learned it from her mom as well, so its been around for close to 100yrs! I'm always so excited when I see it pop up in YT though!

[@RockerGirlxx09]

OMG Wayne and Stephanie have been my absolute FAVORITES when I started makeup! I owe all of my skills to them 🙏🏻

[@yensid4294]

Wayne Goss & Stephanie Lange were probably the very first YT tutorials I watched back a few years ago. Stephanie had the best & for a time I think the only hooded eyes tutorials. I definitely did the dome method back when I only wore matte brown eyeshadow. This was fun 😁

[@christicaballero1192]

Yes!! Absolutely love Wayne and Steph! Wayne is a makeup genius and Steph isn't far behind. She is such a sweet good hearted person! I haven't heard of the first girl, but I will look her up! Makeup looked great in this video! You done a fine job! Keep up the great videos Zabrena!

[@juanitajones2365]

I look forward to your video such a pleasant spirit even though we don't have the same skin complexion i still learn alot from you

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

French women have been using their lipstick as a blusher for decades and still do. We also typically put some (a teeny tiny amount) on the tip of our nose, bottom of the chin and above the crease for a more cohesive look. Trust me it works a treat!

[@Roadie247]

I’ve used lipstick for blush for years. Love it!

[@stacymarie7500]

Wayne is a lifesaver when it comes to techniques and this was a great video.

[@adrianacantisani]

That complexion is GORGEOUS!!!!

[@traceyr1742]

I like the way you put on your make-up normally, but being open to new techniques can still teach us old dogs new tricks. Still think your "tried and true" is best!

[@itsacarolbthing5221]

Our beloved Wayne!!! He's a genius and such a genuinely lovely man.

[@girlinterrupted9792]

Wow! Wayne's technique was absolutely LOVELY! I also liked the tip about dusting loose powder on the brows before using a pencil. I'll have to try that. Great vid, Zabrena👍🏽

[@wolfpacksis2007]

I felt it in my soul when you talked about the freckle teases!!

[@michellestratford9753]

Fun video😚 I love both Wayne and Stephanie. They each are a bit quirky and have tons to share.

[@JacquelynSteen]

My favorite trick that I have learn recently is applying your lip liner after you apply your lipstick. Apply the lipstick towards in the inner and middle part of the lip leaving the outer part of the lip for the lip liner. Then apply the lip liner and press your lips together to blend! I absolutely love this!!

[@sylvieroussel7898]

Really liked that you made substitution. Sometimes its easy to think that we need to buy every items use buy our favorite youtubers.

[@raemarie4412]

Thank you for filming this, Zabrena. I very much enjoyed watching. Love Wayne! He has excellent tips.

[@kristenbahr7394]

Your skin looks fantastic. Brings out all that beauty. Very natural.

[@tina_smt]

Great techniques. I love using bullet lipsticks for cream blushes. So pretty and fresh looking.

[@Figgatella]

I’ve been watching Way e and Stephanie for years. I love Stephanie!

[@1998babybear]

The pink lipstick you chose is beautiful. Perfect.

[@loriroberts2069]

Love Wayne Goss! I remember my mom using lipstick as a blush on occasion.

[@ItsNewToYouYT]

I really enjoyed this! Wayne Goss was my first makeup YT that I discovered and I still watch him. However you are my now favorite!

[@Cafe721]

This video is BRILLIANT. Well done Zabrena 👏 I love how you highlighted some other interesting artists but using some products that even I might have!!! I've been loving your channel for quite some time now!!! I'm a BUSY Mama too and you inspire me with your self care, so THANK YOU!!! Wishing you well!!!

[@TheMocao]

During the eye tutorial it was cute how you got excited about finding out you had the same brush - I’ve been there!

[@LindaLuxable]

Your skin is so lovely, that for casual days, you don't need much makeup!

[@ms_med]

Wayne is amazing! Unconventional and always straight to the point but always perfect 💙

[@indupartha9423]

Your skin looks luminous!!! And I love the “freckles!”

[@audreybee5061]

I’ve always had hooded eyes and I discovered this technique from Stephanie a while back and loved it. Brilliant for hooded eyes. My mom used lipstick as blush back in the 70s. She said it always guaranteed that her cheeks and lips would match. Xx

[@claudfizz1012]

I’m 37 years old, I watched my mother she grandmother as a little girl apply lipstick as blush, and the Coty powder goes way back as well!!! (: Thanks for the video doll! You’re beautiful!

[@tammyw11]

I used that exact Stephanie video and learned how to make shadow look good on my hooded eyes! She’s been a lifesaver

[@blondieb6946]

My eyes are hooded too. Thank you so much for this. Your humor is exactly what I needed. Much love Z! -V

[@melanielablanc-mann1442]

I did do my makeup , contour and blush this way- Wayne Goss style, and it really did look nice! I am about to try the eye look! Thanks Zabrena!

[@zoeyangelpup]

Omg. I love the technique for eyebrows. It has made a huge difference.

[@cobaltium]

My biggest takeaway 'aha!' from this video? .. I need to try eyelash primer on my brows!!! Lol. That sounds genius for those of us with sparse brows! ❤

[@Zabrena]

Yes!! It worked better than I thought it would!

[@bridgetnorris3025]

Love the Wayne Goss technique on you!! Looks beautiful on you! Also need to try the eyebrow technique!

[@theresamorgan1033]

Wayne and Stephanie are in my rotation of people I watch. Yes, Stephanie, I could listen o her ALL DAY!!!! She had her first child, beautiful baby boy♥️♥️ And she reached donkeys from her previous place. They live off the land .

[@donnagill7346]

Your skin is like glass! So glowy and gorgeous!

[@Germanshepardmom]

Love you and Wayne... your skin looks so young and fresh.. sending prayers to all may God bless everyone and keep us all safe and healthy

[@Ashholey]

While learning to do my brows...The concealer tip was one of the game changers..

[@deannamaio9667]

Two of the three are peeps I've followed for years. Love Wayne Goss and Stephanie Lange.

[@tianagarcia6334]

I've used lipstick as blush for years! Great way to keep a look super cohesive. Add the same color on the lips boldly or just tap a little on to add a little color.

[@kimberlyguiseppe-cooley8708]

You couldn't look bad no matter what!! GORGEOUS GORGEOUS 💕

[@dutchgram3799]

Good video Zabrena! I agree with you, your skin looks beautiful. It looks so natural. Goddess like. I loved your reactions to what your peers were saying and doing. You are a gem.

[@quiltbugj]

Powder on the brows before doing them is a game changer!

[@erinescence2095]

As an oily gal, I really find it incredibly helpful. Been doing it for years.

[@lindatannock]

Lots of people used their lipstick as a blush, particularly in the 70's and 80's! I remember my mum and my grandma doing it 😊 When I originally learned how to do makeup, we always put blush on the temples, where we now put bronzer!

[@christinas6528]

The eyebrow tip you used - is why I like to put on foundation and powder first - somehow it makes my eyebrows look better. Thanks for another fun video!

[@belledecaucase]

Beautiful! Love the way you combined all three together!!!

[@deborahwashington4469]

I'm a 90's girl... I never stopped putting a little life back using blush on my forehead. I also have lots of freckles, but never covered them completely. They are beautiful! You are beautiful! I always used face creams to thin my foundation even then to get a more natural even look on my skin.

[@christinakeegan5149]

Wayne is AMAZING! He's how I learned to do eye make-up for hooded eyes!

[@Allyson6C]

Yup I think that this was one of the most fun videos I’ve watched on your channel. Watching you be your relaxed silly happy self always shows. When you laughed I laughed, when you had a comeback, I did too! This was fun!👍♥️😊. Hugs from Connecticut

[@Anne--Marie]

We used lipstick as blush in the late 60s and I sometimes still do. Love, love this look; Wayne's tutorial is the best part.

[@bettysanborn1991]

What a beautiful down to earth person you are. It's wonderful because you're so down to earth. I'll subscribe.

[@jenniferlumbra3853]

You achieved such a gorgeous look here. So much fun to watch...you crack me up with your commentary.

[@janfromseattle]

Yes to using lipstick as blush! I’ve been doing it for years and works great for dry skin. One extra step is to apply a peach or coral lipstick as an undereye corrector under your concealer! People with deeper skin tones would use a red lipstick. I know it sounds crazy, but it works! Everyone please stay safe and well!

[@blancaherrera1794]

I love your skin and the shadow application. This could be a series.👍💋💖

[@diannemcclintic6891]

I love Wayne Goss, he knows his stuff! Such a lovely look, I like the soft eyes. Great video-thanks!😊

[@saramoggio5320]

That foundation application is sublime 💜

[@kirabozyk]

I love Stephanie Lange!!! Not many people talk about her. But she is great!!! She just had a baby boy!

[@heatherlucero7540]

My grandma always used her lipstick as blush it was the same color she used on her lips ... I'm in my 40s and this would have been in the 70 s 80s ...

[@rakesfunnyfarm]

My mom did this too. I'm older then you. Young 55 yrs old lol.

[@crystalmarchese3438]

YES! My Grandma, too!

[@LadyB_20]

Most women in my family did this and lipstck is their multistick for most of the colors they used on their face.

[@hl6765]

My grandmother used whatever lipstick she had chosen for the day (usually a hot pink) on her lips and cheeks. She didn’t own a single powder blush!

[@theresag1969]

My mother did the same and used carbon ashes from a match for eyeshadow and then wet it for a eyeliner. That's a WWII technique.

[@MakeMeUpPlz]

You look fabulous! That skin is FLAWLESS!

[@leftybelle7022]

So cute watching you react as you try the techniques.

[@bellezamamacita]

Look very pretty. !! I love the skin too. It’s very springy. Great video. Thank you.

[@denisemarie6131]

You are so sweet and genuine, Z. You've been staying true throughout all these years on KZbin. Man, I appreciate that!!!! LOVE TO YOU

[@Zabrena]

Awww ☺️☺️☺️ And I love and appreciate YOU! You’ve been here for so long! I can’t tell you how much that means! Big hugs!!

[@denisemarie6131]

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