The Best Makeup Tips I've Learned! Concealer, Liquid Eyeliner, Blush Placement, & More! | Susan Yara

[@Char-Williams]

I'm 41. Everyone is always asking for my secret. I always say, less is more. Taking care of your skin is #1. Moisturize every day of your life. I'm a dirty blonde so I use clear on my eyebrows. Plus I live in the country where we don't feel obligated to wear a ton of makeup anywhere, I get creative sometimes. I love that natural glam though. 😊 Thank you for these tips. I'm definitely going to try the brown liner.

[@Char-Williams]

@Best Peace lol. People my age seem to think I do. We all age differently but I believe it's how we care for our skin while we're aging. & I'm willing to share what I've been doing since my teens to anyone who ask... If 41 is young for you, you could have just skipped my comment.

[@cynclaireramos8866]

Whats the secret :) Any routine you do? And specific moisturiser that you use?

[@anittas224]

@Best Peace U don't know that Amaricans are obsessed with ageism and as usual the world is following the same trend from the US.

[@Char-Williams]

@@anittas224 Aging can't be stopped.. We're talking about skincare.

[@Char-Williams]

@Best Peace You're very negative. When people usually die 60-80. 40 isn't "young."

[@willcookmakeup]

I agree with pretty much all of these except the eyeliner tip. I was the educator for Sephora and taught all of our in store classes to clients. And after almost 20 years modeling and having my makeup done then becoming a makeup artist myself - I learned that using a wall mounted mirror is often what messes people up and using a compact, holding it below your face and looking down almost always corrects most struggles my clients have with doing their liner. When your hand comes in your field of view you flinch or can’t see. If you look down into the mirror and work from above this eliminates the possibility of that happening

[@amyjacquelineg.715]

Holding a compact while doing eyeliner is not a very stable application.

[@Tam-lv7ti]

@@amyjacquelineg.715 I agree. Holding a mirror with left hand and trying to apply eyeliner to my left eye with my right hand is incredibly challenging.

[@addyphoenix2655]

ur a model? uhm...ok lol

[@willcookmakeup]

@@addyphoenix2655 yup :)) started with Baby GAP when I was three and then did commercial modeling locally in my state. Never did fashion or runway, I’m way too short for that haha. But did a lot of catalogs and commercials

[@SusanYara]

Thanks Will! I think that’s a great way too depending on a person’s comfort level. 🤗

[@contiflex]

Where have you been all of my 68 years! I've learnt so much from this video, thank you.

[@chalanedelzer]

In addition to using dark brown liner at 51 I have been using a powder liner and angle brush for my liner including winged. It’s easy to control and much more forgiving than liquid liner but it gives me the look I want to achieve. I switched from liquid to powder in my 40’s and its my go to technique.

[@CamilleGG451]

Same! Just discovered how incredibly better this is! After about an hour though I notice a dark hue under my eyes which means that essentially I guess the powder from my eyes has gradually "snowed" onto the underneath of my eye area somehow....? 😖 How do you stop this from happening?!

[@Lilysaffron]

I've recently started filling my brows in with a lighter shade and am obsessed with how much more natural and put together I look

[@NStanislas]

I am super distracted by the green nail polish, but in a good way!! I love that colour!!

[@maurenpadilla9358]

🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@theresaernst7420]

I just saw this video for the first time and I am also distracted by the beautiful shade of green nail polish. Does anybody know what color and maker this is? 😍

[@elainebines6803]

@@theresaernst7420 zoya

[@Giftideas2]

I have just in the last couple of months started researching skin care and makeup on youtube and have become borderline obsessed! I am 42, in the last few years the age/sun spots have come out, the fine lines and wrinkles, and extremely dry skin then sometimes oily in spots have really come to stay. I have always loved makeup and how fun it can be to play with. As a Woman it can give that added boost to self esteem, or bounce to a gloomy day, or just make me feel pretty. The last 10 years becoming consumed with my Daughters, the house, the dog, the everything else but myself.......I lost touch with self care and what awesome products there are for skin care and makeup. To ever be able to find the time to do the research myself on what works and what doesn't is just a pipe dream. I think alot of us just give up and use whatever we have or what we can grab at the grocery store when getting groceries. When I find the time to order online I get so overwhelmed with all of the choices and I give up after sitting there for an hour trying to decide because I have no idea what to try and I don't want to waste money so I end up just closing the computer and walking away. Soooo, long story short to have these videos, but more specifically YOUR videos with less chatter and more to the point information on what it is, how it works, and the quick link to buy it....omg what a God send! Also I love that you time stamp every topic you go over........oh thank you so much!!! If it's a product I know I won't use I don't want to have to listen to it, or.....If I know the one product I want info on I want to find it fast and move on. No offense to any other chanel because I could never do what any of you do and I am forever impressed. I just SO APPRECIATE the QUICK, CLEAR, RELEVANT information about each product instead of what you ate yesterday for breakfast. Again no disrespect to others, there is certainly a great time and place for girl talk when you can do it. For myself at this point in my life, self care although very important.....it needs to be able to pack a powerful punch in a short amount of time. Last thing and I am obviously taking alot of time going on and on here but you sharing the pro make up tips and skin care tips, where to place my make up, what types to use and how to pick the correct type and the correct shade of brows......omg thankyou! You hold nothing back from us and that means alot to me! Not all women are like that and give away all secrets. I watched your chanel , (the video October fav's) for the first time this morning and I subscribed and will continue to follow. Its also the first time I have ever really taken to make a coment. Thank you again and I look forward to more videos.

[@RandyandCyndi]

Also watch Kelly Driscoll k-beauty skincare. Very smart.

[@mariafitts]

This lady is stunningly natural

[@montimichelewilkinson612]

Thank you ! All good pointers for makeup. I'm 55, with combination skin that has helped me to always look a little bit younger than my age. I like a natural look- makeup is there, but like I took little effort- it just enhances my face. So, all of your tips were perfect! I will try the poof to blur at the end- and make sure not going to low with the blush or bronzer.

[@goldenlass9488]

You are beautiful! And have smart, timeless advice. Displaying the different eyeliners next to each other on your arm is super helpful! 🤎

[@samk2377]

Susan you're such an inspiration putting yourself out here and helping us shine no matter whats happening in your life. Hope you know that! 💕

[@SamMKKK]

(totally random and unrelated, but ) Lol heyyy fellow Sam K!

[@samk2377]

​@@SamMKKK haha hi SAM!!!!

[@thesavvyblackbird]

I have dry skin and absolutely adore Clarins Instant Smooth Perfecting Touch primer. It’s like a photo filter in a tub. You don’t need very much at all. It smooths out your skin tone and pores. I often only need this and top with Chanel Les Beiges Eau de Tint to add a golden glow to my skin. I also love Supergoop! Shimmershade SPF 30 cream eyeshadows. The Sunset shade is gorgeous as an eyeliner and a darker shade in the crease of your eyes. The Daydream shade is perfect as a primer for my skin tone, and the product is a great primer underneath powder and cream eyeshadows.

[@conservativebarbiedoll589]

Hello! Recent member of the 40 club here! One thing I love to do with my eye makeup is to line my eyes with a darker shade of eyeshadow and smudge to blend it into my eye look. Today I’m doing a bronze/green look and lined my upper eye with a shimmer hunter green and bottom with a deep bronze. It adds the depth that I like without being harsh and adding age. I love brown/bronze liquid liner and will only use black for dramatic night looks. Electric blue is also a love of mine with liquid liner. I also have made the switch to cream products about a year ago. Sticks are so convenient when traveling and when I’m back and forth to my fiancé’s apartment. They’re perfect for the gym, too. I have my routine so perfected that I can do my every day look in 30 minutes or less.. i spend more time on skincare.

[@rscheetz08]

What stick/cream products do you recommend? I've been wanting to try this & no clue what brands to experiment with

[@conservativebarbiedoll589]

@@rscheetz08 I really love Wet and Wild’s dual contour/highlight stick. I tend to use less highlighter but that formula doesn’t dry out. I have been trying different blush sticks and Wet and Wild make a nice, affordable blush stick as well. I noticed that cream eyeshadows dry out faster if they’re in a pot and some have more glitter than I’d like for my age (elf and Maybelline have glittery cream shadows) but Rimmel has some pretty matte cream shadows and Ofra has gorgeous metallic cream eyeshadows. Wet and Wild has some crayon shadows that are easy to apply with more playful colors. I like to play a little with different shades/textures of eyeshadow and they are versatile enough that I can wear a sweep of one color or blend a couple colors for a dramatic look. Flower beauty has a nice kajal liquid liner that can be blended along the lash line for a softer look. I haven’t tried many “prestige” cream cosmetics yet since I have been having a lot of fun with what I’m using now, but I’m going to treat myself really soon to a trip to Sephora 😁

[@rscheetz08]

@@conservativebarbiedoll589 thank you! I saw the Wet n Wild & didn't know what to expect, nice to know they aren't drying. I totally agree about the glittery cream eyeshadow. I'm 38 with hooded eyes & matte shadows work so much better. Appreciate you taking the time to share your recommendations!

[@susanbowman3865]

A great tip from Wayne Goss is to powder your powder puff then wrap it in a tissue to carry along in your handbag for blotting and touch ups throughout the day.

[@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700]

So true re leaving black liner behind and going with brown. Even if you want to have a dark line use dark brown! As a 44 yo cream makeup also looks so much better on my aging skin. It looks so much more youthful and healthy!

[@JNMKlover]

It is really unpleasant when I see out of this world blue eyes and lined in heavy greasy looking black. Be gentle, those eyes do all the talking. Just gentle and another color. Use some eye shadow.

[@Halloweenlover10.31]

I'm just getting back into loving makeup and have switched almost everything. Now going to a Dewey finish & using alot of creams. Loving it so much.

[@karenkramer5689]

Placing cheek color higher was a game changer for me. It felt wrong at first but now I can see the difference.

[@phoenixgrove]

I love all the tips excluding the eyeliner colour tip. As a woman of colour from South Asia, I prefer jet black eyeliner from Inglot as light black and brown makes my face look washed out. I'm also a makeup artist, but other than that, these are amazing makeup tips that I have always used on women who are 50+ ... Thank you. 😊😘

[@witch6in6the6womb]

I have used brown for years it is awesome for blue eyes!

[@TheHaubie]

Most comprehensive make-up video ever. Thanks so much.

[@annamariaferranti29]

Your last tip was an aha moment for me. Great eye opening tip.

[@nanny8675309]

OMG, my mother has been wearing her blush up along her temples and pressing in her make up since I can remember and I always told her she was doing it wrong😆. Thanks for a very informative video

[@melanieandrews8133]

Susan I totally agree on the crème makeup- how about doing a video on Trinny London’s products- they are all cremes!

[@84amward]

Please do a video on your favorite cream makeup products!!!

[@agatha_ms]

just love the way this video feels like a bestie’s tip 💜

[@somethingaboutbeaute]

The profile picture you see of me is right before I turned 40 years old & I’m just about to turn 42 years old at the end of February. For me I lived the mantra less IS MORE or I’d go for a more nude look. Also, I drink lots of water & use moisturizer when I get ready for the day as well as when I get ready for bed. Those are the top 3 things that have made a difference for me!!! 🙂

[@stefanipetrillo8431]

A good angled brush and some brown eyeliner pencil or brown eyeshadow is key! So much more forgiving to wing out and I find it looks more flattering too!

[@sensahofficial]

Great tips! The only one I don't agree with is the creme makeup thing. I find powder contour and bronzer etc to be much easier to apply, and also better for my oily skin.

[@paigem7886]

the eyeliner trick is sooo helpful!

[@elchappy2809]

Love, Love, Love all of your advice!!! Thank you so much! Will be subscribing to your channel. PS...You are beautiful!!😊

[@brassgal5039]

Another gorgeous bronzy brown eye liner is Lancome Bronze Riche - love it.

[@annjohnson6193]

Thanks for the tip. I’ll try it out

[@angel12boucher17]

Gosh…everything you are saying..is exactly what I do and think makeup should be done…..thank you for bringing pretty back….to often makeup KZbinrs pack on the products….and I can bet in person it’s just not good!….to much…so loving the real life info!

[@amygalvin1799]

They pack on the product as they are often selling that product!😊

[@thuytrangdang7214]

What about starting with skin? A good primer may make all the difference (since we are not talking about skin care here) 🥰 Thanks for the tips!

[@girlinterrupted9145]

Love using a good primer…

[@jennasaurusrex5296]

I love my black eyeliner....but I have found as a more cool-toned person with blue/green eyes that using a dark gray eyeliner or even a deep purple/burgundy is great for a softer look in lieu of a bronze or brown which doesn't ever seem to look right on me. Also apparently I've been doing concealer wrong this WHOLE time by putting it on first so that advice is DEFINITELY appreciated. LOL.

[@SusanYara]

I love a purple/burgundy eye liner!

[@Godblessed2]

Same. My hair is black with scattered strands of white. I look way better in a slate liner. Although I will say, I really liked Thrive Cosmetics liner in their shimmery bronze for my green eyes. It’s a beautiful product

[@goldenlass9488]

I have grey-blue eyes and skin with pink undertones and look sick if I wear brown or bronze eyeliner! Slate or silver are my go-to colors. I will have to try the deep purple/burgundy for some variety!

[@lisonlarose5777]

I love watching you and I always use your tips !

[@lisabeautyinsideout]

Definitely going to try the brown bronze eye liner. Using black but the brown makes sense of the softer look and I’m in my mid-50’s so details help. Thanks for the tips

[@delilahdelaney]

I like a dark brown for brow color because my brows are dark and it draws attention away from my big nose.

[@taryn.b]

I agree about the eyeliner tip. Not everyone wants an intense black eyeliner, especially not for everyday. I find it makes me look mean and tired. I like dark brown liner.

[@evelynparhamreviews]

Yes, I'll be trying some of your tips. Starting with the liquid eyeliner. Great tips Susan!!

[@ushamahase6924]

Wow absolutely beautifully demonstrated I would really like to know if pencils are good for eyeliner or liquid eyeliner is better, I find it very difficult to remove eyeliners it actually stains the eye underneath whn removing it any suggestions, I actually use Vaseline which is excellent to remove make up but nev felt comfortable with certain make up removers, which one would u recommend to me, I love makeup and do it by myself but love some of your tips which helps me alot thank you stay blessed and beautiful as always God bless

[@mimitvfun]

this is SO well done- and so so so helpful! I wonder what you'd recommend as a starter package for someone coming out of genx bubble and embarking on liquid makeup (is that what you called it?) and brushes - like if you could only pick 7-9 things - what would be triaged-set?

[@ninimimi2906]

You are sooooo beautiful and your voice is so soothing 😍 new subie here and I'm already hooked!!! Thank you so much for these wonderful tips ❤

[@neveenjo5398]

Suzan, I love that green nail color.

[@Godblessed2]

Ahhhh I want you to do my face! I’ve been in cosmetics (selling, doing makeovers) for so long that I’ve gotten in a rut. Plus, my skin has changed and is textured and combination. Love your content 💕

[@susanmcf1]

I agree with your lighter brow color.tip. This is especially true for me as I age. I also have to watch out for brow color that turns red, as happened to me recently.

[@honeybeetome]

I'm 44 with tan-medium, oily skin. The one trick I do to get a smooth finish with my concealer is to add the teeniest...I mean teeniest amount of marula/almond/grapeseed oil to my undereyes and let it sit there for a few minutes before I go in with my concealer. I then tap my fingers over it to remove whatever is just sitting at the top... and then apply my concealer. Best results ever!

[@dianamadera2767]

All cream Makeup video pleaseeee. Thanks 🙏 😘😘

[@mirjamschaart]

As a blonde I do like darker brows like you said, because if I were to wear an all-black outfit I look like a ghost if my brows don't kind of balance it out. So my hair is nearly white and I usually go for a cool taupe browshade. But definitely prefer a lighter brow on dark-haired people. Obviously to each their own and always go for whatever makes you feel good!

[@erintran618]

Amen to that.

[@MyCleverHandle]

Most days I use a clear lip liner under my lower lashes then use a tiny concealer brush to top it with the eyeshadow in a tone that coordinates with, but doesn't necessarily match, the top lid. You can have any color eyeliner you want. Oh, and no more mascara on the bottom lashes, and no waterlining or tightlining. Keep the eyeliner outside the lashes and it will last forever.

[@haileycooper6252]

I use brown eyeliner and put blush higher up now

[@isabel6033]

Thanks for your tips beautiful 🤩 Susan. I actually started incorporating the blush tip & yes I see a difference when I apply & look and compare side to side … I believe the only tip I need is that Powder puff we see make-up artist use …

[@skatingcanuck9837]

Thanks for the helpful tips Susan. I agree with you on finding a lighter eyebrow pencil. I always struggle to find medium brown pencils that are still cool, as they tend to look too warm. I wish beauty companies would make a larger selection of brown shades in eyebrow pencils.

[@victoriaring3846]

I like Mary Kay brow pencil in blonde. Perfection

[@angeladavis9773]

nyx in ash brown is good

[@colleendavey3731]

Layering mascara, most volumizing formulas are kind of wet so they transfer easily, especially for people with oily skin, which is why I like to layer them with something that's water resistant so have a harder time transferring.

[@kita3256]

Susan, how about oily big pores kind of skin? Is cream make up ok?

[@karinaestrada6802]

Great tips, some of which I have been using (thankfully!) The eyeliner color tip, I use brown but I mostly use wine color now, and I think it looks even better than browns! I do the UD 24/7 Alkaline - Deep Wine. Thanks Susan!

[@phyllistallent4149]

Wine or plum brings out the green in my hazel eyes

[@jenniferdelacruz4276]

Same! Vbeckham’s Bordeaux liner is 👍🏻👍🏻

[@rosaeliaiturbide3846]

Can you please do video on how to color correct and conceal melasma, please

[@heynedajoon]

The concealer tip is so important and so ignored! I am going to try the powder puff tip thanks

[@exoticaism]

Love your video, I have been trying my foundation a tone or two lighter as a concealer (luminous for dry skin is soft and creamy) it gives me a more natural look under my eyes because I have wrinkles under my eyes and the concealer are a lot heavier, really happy with a more natural result and my under eyes look a lot mor moisturized that with concealer

[@theresas2520]

Yes and I know Wayne Goss did a video on that as well. I prefer using foundation now.

[@pattihanson7921]

Her makeup, hair, and mannerisms remind me of Makeup Geek. Both excellent at sharing their knowledge.

[@mchoe5890]

Your makeup looks so natural and pretty.

[@celesterandall]

Best brow tip with 2 shades lighter💜

[@patty.cakes.]

Wayne Goss has great tips for concealer. 👍🏼

[@robinmanning4092]

Love your channel. I’m 67 yo & relearning is my challenge. This KZbin of yours contains better & more info than two years of my relearning. Thank you for great tips. Two questions: 1. Where & what is this water you dip a Qtip in for correcting liquid eyeliner? 2. I don’t know how to lighten my brows. I’ve been blessed with full eyebrows but I’had them tattooed 14 years ago. Then my hair naturally turned white & had my brows tattooed again 5 years ago. They’re a charcoal color now. I have my hair blonde now & these are to dark. Any suggestions?

[@sarahforaface]

Tomorrow I’m going to go higher with my blush . Thanks for the tip .

[@aliceyang8945]

What lipstick are you using at the time stamp 12:35? I love the shade!

[@emilia13ful]

I kind learned the tip with the blush a while ago and it does make a huge difference, you face looks lifted. it makes a huge difference to how your face looks like. Also, for mature woman meaning 35+ for me it is best to go with a cream blush, always, it is more forgiving and it looks like skin. I do the trick with the concealer too, apply just like you did, just to cover the dark circles and if I need a bit more coverage, I put another layer but always using a dot, as the one I am using is full coverage. Also, I am glad you say that about the concealer, using the shade closer to your skin tone, whenever I try to buy a new one they always kind try to suggest to me that it should be brighter, two shades lighter but it shouldn't as it stands out, I do sometimes go with one shade lighter that my skin tone. I have recently realised the tip with the brows, I used to always buy a dark brown gel for my eyebrows until I realised I need to use blonde maybe for a brunnete like me, rather than choosing a brunette shade eyebrow mascara, sometimes go in the other corner with the darker shade and lighter in the inner corner. Lip pencils, I don't know about this, I have seen JLo's lips, oh boy does she go overboard when she overdraws them and it not near to her actual shape it is way higher, it is a tip to make them look fuller but in her case it show a lot, maybe a bit more natural overdrawing them would look better, but she is using a lip liner that is very close to her lip colour and it is very discret. Foundation, I only use it when I need to cover some acne marks, I am having photos taken or go to an event, I try to take care of my skin a lot, good skin will always be the key to look better with less make up than applying heavy foundation that covers everything and when you take it off, that is not really you. I do like to use tinted moisturizer but sometimes I will use foundation just a few dots on the areas like my chin, my nose, a soft touch that makes the difference just the concealer for those areas. I have heard many make up artist saying you should go for a brown pencil for the eye, even a brown mascara would be good for brunettes, that is what I will be buying next.

[@lexijones8019]

Costa Riche is my absolute favorite

[@marthaanderson7157]

will definitely try the powder puff and brown liner! thanks for the great tips!!

[@vickicobb4871]

Nice and direct.. refreshing. Thank you…

[@2twentysix]

Great video! Really enjoyed it and will start with regular lip liner 🙏

[@gailbennett7105]

I loved this video and I'm going to try all these tips that I don't already do. And I am now subscribing!!!

[@suezeeq12]

What cream makeups (foundation), do you recommend? Thanks!

[@Tathy_Pikachu]

Best tips ever! Thanks!💖

[@LifeWithElyse]

Love this. Found it so helpful. Gotta go get my puffer! 💕

[@lelialar]

Some really great tips there, concealer still being placed on in the dated way etc

[@glorialazcano5862]

I’m loving your hair color, what color is it? Thanks for you great videos 🌺

[@wendyharms3812]

Nice tips!!! I agree with always putting blush placement up. As well as always applying powder or foundation in an upward stroke. I saw a tutorial where the model was putting her face powder on by dragging it down her face. I wanted to scream! I always apply up and out so that future skin stays that way! Also, I will definitely try the brown eyeliner trick. I like the sound of having doe eyes! Like you said it's just finding the correct shade. Thank you so much!

[@wendyharms3812]

Also, I have always been told that if my eyes are bold, then stay with a light color on the lips and vice versa with the eyes being soft, so the lips go bold.... Is this correct?

[@auapplemac1976]

As a redhead, I've using brown eyeliner for years. Now that I'm older, it's even more important to soften the look. I've seen older women use black and even line both top and bottom lashed which is way too harsh and accentuates the lines/wrinkles around your eye area. I've been searching for a good liquid medium brown/taupe liner that's not too dark and with more of a yellow tinge rather than red.

[@JPMJPM]

I agree!

[@RlRdHd]

As a redhead my biggest issue has been finding brow products.

[@JPMJPM]

@@RlRdHd Every time I use an auburn pencil, it’s just too much, so I use a brow powder meant for dirty blondes, and it looks very natural. The one I use is by Rimmel. It’s two powders side-by-side, and I use the one on the right. Color: 002 Medium Brown. (I only just touch my brush to it to get enough powder.) Good luck! If you do want an actual red or auburn pencil, though, ColourPop does a nice job.

[@teramonte7077]

ABH has a couple of good ones as well. If auburn is too dark try the strawburn brow wiz. I actually use it as a eyeliner on my upper lashline as well just to tie the colors together👍🏻

[@smashley852003]

I changed the placement of my blush after seeing it this way on TikTok and it literally changed the way my whole face looks

[@roxyruiz59]

Love this video! Thank you for the tips. What lipstick did you use for the demo about the lip liner ( brand and color please)

[@teribunker5223]

SO correct on not one line! As I age, I have to adjust!

[@gloriamitchell4005]

Absolutely beauty education.. I’ll be following all your tips. I already went to bronze several years ago

[@samirakaufman6004]

Great video Susan! I use some of these tips in my makeup routine today ! 😊

[@kk70mason]

Thanks for providing video markers.

[@rachmaninovwasemo2313]

Also depends on the type of eyebrows you have. Mine are dense with coarse hair so using something lighter than my black brown hair looks odd and disconnected.

[@marlenegabrielacontrerasga5929]

gracias Susan!

[@marcellagraca99]

Great video! Loved the tips! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@leahwilmot6914]

Susan! Wearing your necklace that you’ve been searching for

[@SusanYara]

Yes!! I’ve been wearing it a lot! 🥰

[@zakiyacarter3714]

Being of the dark skinned variety, darker brows tend to complement my face more since my eyebrows can often get washed out by the pigment

[@r0s3s4nd_violetz]

Great tip for placement, now I'm in my forties this will help so much, thank you from the UK. Xx

[@karenperkins5627]

Very helpful & really enjoyed your pace & content. What is the cream blush stick you used in the video? Subscribed & can’t wait for more!

[@gasty1116]

Hell yeah!! You are totally right!! Great tips thank you!!

[@jorijeffrey6451]

Yup! I'm gonna try them! GREAT TIPS!

[@mariemcgrath8681]

Yes.

[@caritanabe3891]

What is the color and brand of eyeshadow do you wear? I notice you wear the same color in many of your videos and I like it because it is natural looking with a glow!

[@annaludmilla8224]

Very Black eyeliner wins tbh such a LOOK. I tried brown liners, they are good too but only when I want a soft everday look.

[@zazaincalifornia]

Same for blush, but for bronzer: I try to avoid the 3 method and instead I aim for high up on the temples and a bit at the tip of the nose and high on the cheeks, then blend a bit downward :)

[@ani1598-m5e]

Great tips, thank you! May I ask what nail polish you are wearing?

[@JJ33438]

Great video thanks for these tips.

[@annahenry5174]

Susan, these were really great tips. Thank you

[@missalboogie]

Tell us about your hair clips too!