Easy Tips From Legendary Pros That Will TRANSFORM YOUR MAKEUP!

This was fun little walk down memory lane for me! I'm so grateful for the years I spent working for and learning from some of the best in the beauty business: Laura Mercier, Trish McEvoy and Bobbi Brown!
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[@janhuckabee9610]

These are great tips, Risa, even if they are “old school!” I’m old school…70 years young and I finally realize I need to do my makeup how it works for me and makes me look & feel like me! Thank you for this and the reminder to do what works for us individually!! 💖🤩

[@bevyoung2009]

I love you, Risa, and your channel. I appreciate your inclusion with older women.

[@corneliaengland4008]

Me too❤

[@ockmf]

Me, too:) I'm 78 and am learning how best to do my makeup, and I love trying new products and new techniques

[@phyllistallent4149]

I followed your Bobbi Brown lipstick trick and them declutterred all the lippies I was never reaching for-keeping the ones that were actually complimentary

[@tamarasparks8065]

I need to do this!

[@catjalapeno]

That’s going to be my next makeup declutter project!

[@AnitaHelton-cz1zp]

Thank you for helping us older women with makeup

[@Linda-ic1il]

Your one in a million here on KZbin!!! I have learned so much from you at the young age of 55 yrs. old:) Thank you, beautiful Risa!!! xo

[@RisaDoesMakeup]

Wow, thank you! 💖🙏🏻🥰

[@mariemcgrath8681]

I'm 80 and still wear make up every day. Love learning new 'tricks'.

[@ruegershooter671]

Well darling, you look FABULOUS!

[@ockmf]

I'm 78 and do my makeup every day. It's one of my fun, creative things to do.

[@shelleymalone4427]

You always make me smile. When you said you understand that not everyone wants to look younger, I said, “well, I’m not one of them”. Most of us want to look our best. We make lifestyle choices snd look for products and tips to try to make that happen.

[@peggyfitzmaurice4100]

What great tips.I have used dark eye shadows for eyeliner for over 40 years. My mother taught me to always wear lipstick, no matter what. It will always make you look healthy. Glad to see old tricks are still relevant

[@cat99manchor32]

This is one of your best videos. Thank you for the history of great makeup tips from the best artists. You are an EXCELLENT teacher and I learn techniques from you better than from the others I watch. Thank you!

[@cs-yq5ed]

Risa, I thought this was one of your best videos.

[@susanjeffries5108]

Great video! I keep thinking about tip number one and having the lipstick suit your face and brighten it even with no makeup on. This is always been the hardest thing for me. I'll go into a store or look online and feel totally confused about what colors would look good on me. Colors that are too dark or pigmented overwhelm my pale skin. I'd love to see a video about choosing lipstick shades. I know it sounds basic, but there's definitely some color theory there. With foundation and concealer, they always talk about whether it's a neutral shade, or warm or cool. I wish lipstick was as easy to match.

[@bevyoung2009]

Risa, your makeup always looks gorgeous.

[@cinsta8]

💯💯💯!!!

[@svetlanabaidak526]

Risa, I believe I discovered your channel about 2 years ago and I haven’t missed a video since. This is likely my favorite one. I don’t always care as much about new products because they might be unavailable or different price points in Canada here. But any tips and personal opinions - I love those. You are very genuine and authentic. I remember a quote somewhere that Beauty has no rules but makeup has a theory. I tend to go with that. I will probably try every single tip you mentioned. Thank you for the realness you bring into this “instagram” world.

[@dutchgirl7947]

I agree with you. Risa is a great teacher. I love her channel and her too.

[@HopeSenn]

Robert Welsh here on KZbin says that.

[@svetlanabaidak526]

@@HopeSenn I think that’s where I heard it. I like him as well. Same idea - you get an honest opinion, and the person feels genuine

[@meckismicki]

I so agree about the blush technique. I am a mature woman, but have always had high cheek bones. No they aren't as high as I was in my twenties or thirties, but there not dropping to my chin😅I like my blush to look like I am naturally flushing and apply mid pupil out and up no higher then my eye. My first real job was working the makeup counter at Eckerd Drug Store when I was 16. We didn't do make overs, but did recommend products for skin type, color, whether you were a cool or warm. Diplomats were not a thing at the time, but for mature woman we were taught the tissue and powder blot method. It still works today if you want your lipstick to last longer and not travel. Thank you so much for your great insight into makeup history.

[@patriciadaidone5146]

I am a “retired “ makeup artist, and I cannot tell you how many times I tried to explain to women that they are not tight lining, they are water lining! This is a fantastic video, and thanks for reminding me of so many great techniques!

[@tinaedwards8042]

Risa, I’m 64 years old and I really appreciate your knowledge!!! I am a pro-primer and I feel that it does keep my foundation and the rest of my makeup in place! Thank you for such an informative tips ❤. I will be trying them all; after all, what do I have to lose. 😊. Thanks again ❤❤❤

[@donnavilhauer9014]

Very cool video!! I really enjoyed hearing about your experience in starting as a makeup artist. It’s obvious how talented you are and how those women played a role in your training. I trust all your recommendations! ❤️🩷🧡

[@RisaDoesMakeup]

Thank you so much!!

[@barbr100]

Risa, I worked for all of those brands as well, and several others. I learned so many techniques that still hold true today. Laura’s assistant was Kristofer Buckle, who is currently a famous celebrity makeup artist (Mariah Carey.)

[@karekausnicolli4890]

I had a Trish McEvoy palette back in the early 2000s which I loved. I'm also a fan of Laura Mercier and Bobbi Brown from those earlier days. I had a makeover with a Laura Mercier makeup artist, but unfortunately I have super sensitive eyes. When she tried the tight lining technique, my eyes started to water and would not stop for quite some time. I'm just not able to wear my makeup with tightlining. I do love Bobbi's tips, and Rose Marie Smith of RMS Beauty agrees with a lot of those. I have started to wear my blush old-school again. Thanks for reminders that we can be creative and not need to follow the trends if they don't work for us. xoxo

[@AndreaRodgers]

LOVED this, Risa!! I’d love more 90’s / early 2000’s nostalgia videos. I miss those days. Would be cool to hear about your favorites from back then and more about behind the scenes of the brands.

[@mimzyc9949]

The way you tight lined was how I thought it was supposed to be done. And the other tips are brilliant.

[@nancybailey3955]

Re: blush placement. Make up, as with all graphic arts, creates shape using the contrast of light and dark Typically blush is darker than your base coloring and darker colors recede. Most women are trying for the effect of more prominent cheek bones, even shading underneath with contour, but that only works if your cheeks are lighter. I have seen some content creators adding "lift" by applying blush and bronzer straight up the side of their cheeks and beside their eyes. That just narrows what cheekbones they do have.

[@srezzy1326]

I feel the primer is crucial. You put all this moisture and serum on the skin, then the skin drinks it in leaving makeup in the creases. The primer is the top coat before makeup. And setting powder to hold everything.

[@adgpb]

Very informative video. I always use to apply blush the way Bobbi Brown suggested. I got away from that after watching other beauty influencers applying it higher up. Now I am back to doing it on the apples of my cheeks and blending it upwards. I am loving the way it makes me look.

[@danabudraitis7532]

I absolutely love this video!!! Please consider sharing more in a future video. 💙💙💙

[@ybarrett2405]

Thank you,! You are very clear on how you explain the reasoning behind the application! I absolutely could relate to the tightlining with a kohl type liner and having it transfer to lower lids instantly. I went through a ton of Q tips cleaning it up. Brilliant! True artist my dear

[@maxinebaskerville6020]

I really love this video. Thank you for sharing your history with all the iconic brands. SO interesting! As an almost 69 year old who did not start wearing makeup until age 50, I'm WAY behind the curve. I always learn so much from you, and I thank you!❤😊

[@sherryhall1259]

I know you said there's no rules but... I have a sheet of paper in my makeup case that says "Risa's Rules". LOL! Basically, it's just the "order" in which you do things. I find it super helpful so thank you!!

[@marybonome9279]

This video is fabulous! You have worked with some of the best in the industry which explains why you are one of the best!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉ty Risa!! Iconic!!

[@amydaniels6442]

I had the LM cake tightline and brush that was used with a smidge of water. Revolutionary at the time!!

[@GenXfrom75]

At 49, I’m more into makeup, and better at it, than I’ve ever been! Love this video! ❤

[@jodieclark4518]

This is a great video tutorial -what a throw back - I still have great Trish brushes from the 90’s, several of her eyeliner brushes, loved the tight liner technique you shared, I will go from there top into the lashes and will try the bottom method - love blush on the apples of my cheeks - Thank you, Risa!

[@cherylturgeon6237]

I love these types of videos. I’ll be 62 and these are very helpful tips. Thank you ❤️

[@christinat.7264]

Loved hearing the tips. Ive learned so much over the years. Never ever did anything for my brows (except pluck strays), only moisturizer, concealer, mascara, lip gloss. Very basic. But, love makeup. Always fascinated me. Love all the colors and looks. Trial and error on what looks good on me (I stay away from nude lipsticks). Its fun. 😊

[@alanalopa362]

If I'm not mistaken, Laura Mercier's pioneering product is the Tinted Moisturizer. She also did Madonna's make up for some of her music videos in the 90s. Bobbi Brown's trademark is the no-makeup makeup look.

[@elenapolshakov3837]

Oh Risa, I’m the one struggling with tightlining, I made all these mistakes you’re talking about! 🤦🏼‍♀️ I’m excited to try it tomorrow the right way- can’t thank you enough! 🙏🏻

[@amitbeautytalk.2]

Thank you so much for this video! I tried the lipliner and eyeliner tips… game changers!

[@karenk1459]

Great tips Risa! Thanks for sharing them with us. I am going to go through my lipsticks and try Bobby Brown’s method to see which ones should stay and which should go! Always enjoy your videos!

[@lindsayk40]

I do the triangle bc i just look tired without it. if you take it down around the sides of the nose it always balances out the contrast.

[@CCKittyKat931]

Thanks risa I am in my mid 50s 😊and find this video very helpful❤

[@CarynHaralson-ji3jl]

I’m pro primer. I live in the heat and humidity of the South and have combo skin. Primer is a necessity for me.

[@danaykent4212]

Risa!!! You’re one of my favs! Thank you for all of these tips and tricks! I’m 58 and I love learning! Keep doing what you’re doing! Totally saving this video!😊

[@kayconway2647]

Absolutely brilliant information, I still use the Laura Mercier cake eyeliner 🎉

[@MamaW30]

Such a cute history of Risa does makeup and oldie but goodie tips!

[@TeresaMacOG]

I love the that you commented on blush placement. It seems like all the video's I watch say to use two possibly three different blushes and to blend them at the temple and eye - I think it looks very clownish.

[@judybenson686]

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing.

[@CallmeCalypso]

These are some of the best tips I've ever heard! Thanks for sharing them and please keep sharing more!

[@maryannd3651]

Loved the tricks, a good reminder that new can be just new not better.

[@susanlynn5159]

A Laura Mercier MUA taught me that puff technique when I bought the powder and I use it with all my powders when my makeup needs to look good all day. I still have the puff from about 8 years ago as it washes like a dream - I throw it in with my reusable cotton rounds when I do a load of towels. I still use the OG LM powder :) When I find makeup products that looks good on my nose I tend to cling to them!

[@paulameinzer9185]

I learned so much from this video!!!

[@LenaSheppard]

What an excellent video. Thanks for doing this. I appreciate you being here for us !

[@stargirlofantares9053]

Bobbi still is an apple of the cheeks girl. If you’ve seen one of her Jones Road commercials, you notice no matter the age of the model she has them apply her Miracle Balm directly to the apples of the cheeks. I’m not into the super minimal makeup yet, but the Miracle Balm is pretty. Maybe a Jones Road makeup look is in order. I don’t know what all she has, but I know there’s a foundation too. Thanks Risa! This was very informative. I’m especially going to try the press & roll powder method. 💕 Jessica

[@irenebolger4096]

What a great video Risa, really enjoyed the tips and hearing about your makeup artist journey. At 70 I am always trying to improve my makeup application techniques.

[@Novemberbaby333]

Great video & so amazing the of the famous makeup artists you have worked with.You have had an amazing career & i love your videos!!!

[@luzvarela-mastromarco927]

Thanks Risa, good solid tips

[@gladysgarrity5721]

Thanks Risa a very enjoyable video with lots of important information see you soon ❤

[@ediedodson6902]

Great video, I enjoyed it so much. Very helpful.

[@heidiwickenhagen1009]

Love the tips! I've learned a lot!

[@anneliseknoph9046]

Thank you! The powder tips was very good! The blush...i tried it on my cheecks again, as i did long time ago, and a big NO for my face. My face look flat. But with blush on the new way, it lift my cheeks, it is nice to my face :) Thank you, always nice to see every video you post.

[@Josie1987]

Totally agree with you about placement of the blush. Love it on the apples of the cheeks.

[@bettydantzler5862]

Age 72 here…I really enjoyed this video! So good to be reminded of these beauty icons and their teachings. And, it was great to learn more details of your career. You really did rub shoulders with these women! How exciting! I miss those makeup counters that were staffed with well trained professionals who knew the line inside and out.

[@southerngirl773]

Great Tips! I love the old school techniques. No wonder your great with makeup. Impressive background! Enjoyed listening!

[@katrinaball178]

Yeah the lip liner trick was a gamechanger for me back in the day because lipliners used to more stiff than they are now and harder to apply to the skin. I've been doing that for 20 years now and I am 53 now ❤

[@AllySa33]

Yes, like the MAC liners. I always used Spice!

[@lifeonabudget8513]

Oh yes the Triangle of Light!😂 When Trish would appear on HSN to sell her kits, she always referenced that technique. They way she did it was beautiful.

[@Lee22Marie]

Most of these tips are really timeless! Can't go wrong...blush should be dependant on face shape, or else a full blown clown may appear..lol. Thanks for sharing from some of the best!

[@naturelover-f6h]

Thank you - great video!

[@janicedevereux2839]

Thank you so much for sharing your history…. For sharing your love of all things beauty … And most of all THANK YOU for sharing your knowledge with random strangers all over the world❤

[@wendybrown3502]

Loved this Risa!! Thank you!❤❤😊

[@AlegraChetti444]

Risa, you actually do still look 23 😆

[@Chihiro33333]

Thank you for this video! It was really interesting to hear about your past experience with makeup and these legendary makeup artists! And also to get these great tips! ♥️ I am one of those who never use lipliners. - I buy them, of course, but never think it looks good on me. Now I will follow your advice and give it a go!

[@sashreport]

When I was turning 16, my mom’s friend took me to the Trish McCevoy’s counter and they did the press and wiggle technique. I got the brush and this blue eye shadow to use with the brush. Remember it like yesterday :-).

[@RisaDoesMakeup]

I think my mom still has her Trish cake eyeliner and brush from 1997! 🤣

[@dcamp840]

I still have her gold handle brushes. 😊

[@shaleighreynolds3494]

I don’t hate primers, I think they have their place. As I’ve gotten older, and drier, I think prep is more important than primers.

[@Jackie-is5kp]

Love this. Wow bright me down memory lane! Still have my Trish eyeliner brush w the go,d handle. I still have all my Trish brushes proven quality! Wow that is 25 years ago! Great video.

[@georginataylor9841]

Aahh, thank you for this old-school back to basics video, Risa. I have thoroughly enjoyed watching this, and you're definitely right about the blush placement. When I see blush applied to just under your eye sockets, I'm like, why? it just looks stupid. You wouldn't naturally blush there, so why? Great video tips hun and did you ever do the fashion weeks for Bobbi Brown? 🥰🌟

[@leticialuciovu9058]

This was awesome! Thank you for sharing your amazing story and what you learned from these iconic women! Trends will come and go but staying true to you is what matters most! Love ya Risa!! ❤

[@ProfMary]

Great to hear all these tips and tricks from pros, Risa! Thank you so much for sharing them with us.

[@sandilang3845]

Whatever you are doing Risa you always look beautiful! I try all your techniques and sometimes I get it right and sometimes I don’t. I have very dry skin and prefer a glowing look. Thank you for all your suggestions!

[@reikiwithcary2682]

Thanks Risa! Bare Minerals and Smash Box both had primers around the same time . End of 90's - Only pitfall I find with the apples of the cheeks are that as gravity takes it's toll, the apples of the cheeks drop some ... and lose volume ... so we can smile and the apple looks plump and juicy, but when we relax the face the apples are more like dehydrated apple slices! Kind of flattened! Lol....

[@AllySa33]

Great point. I first heard this tip from Wayne Goss before it was a trend and it makes sense. He said as women age, they get deeper hallows under the eyes and concealer is great for dark circles but you may still have hollows. If you take your blush up higher and over that hollow a little bit - it makes your eyes look less sunken. This really works for me! My cheeks have definitely dropped so I apply higher. Makeup is very individual. What it really comes down to is the shape of your face. If you have a thin face, the apples are great because it makes your face appear fuller and younger. But if you have a fuller face (or drooping cheeks) I feel like blush on the apples makes me look like Minnie Mouse 🐭🤡 Like Risa said, there should be no hard and fast "rules". Try different techniques and take pictures. Ask friends and family if you can't decide what looks best. We can do what works best for our own facial structure. I need to wear bronzer/contour higher on my cheekbones not under them, or it drags my face down and I look sad lol. Then I apply my blush above that. But I am always trying new things and if you make a mistake just wash it off. Trends are fun but suit yourself!

[@katsm-wo9704]

@@AllySa33I will have to try that with blush. My skin is in pretty good shape but undereye hollows are the bane of my existence. I have always been afraid blush there would look worse so have avoided any techniques that are near the area

[@deborahshahda8691]

Beautiful hair and makeup 😍. You keep getting better and better.

[@cutestuff2]

Great Video Risa!! What an Honor to have learned from such Legendary Leaders/Teachers in the Makeup Industry. The Best of the Best! How exciting for you!! Right Place at the Right Time!! Loved the Tips!!! Thank You!! have a Great Weekend.

[@AnitaHelton-cz1zp]

Thank you Risa! I really enjoy all the makeup knowledge you share with us! ❤

[@jann3443]

This was so interesting! Several "Tried and True" methods I've used for years never let me down and I learn that only after I try something new that's out there. That's not to say I haven't changed things as I age. Learning more about your journey into the makeup world was so cool. I loved it.

[@amandamcadam114]

Like you, Im in my 50s and still have oily skin. There are days I leave the house without foundation, but NEVER without primer and powder to keep the shine down. While putting blush higher up might give it a lift, we also lose volume and color in our cheeks. we can do both! I love blush and am loving the new sunset blush look.

[@fitsf7453]

Love your videos!!❤

[@dutchgirl7947]

Like I say Risa is the best teacher. Preach Risa! ❤

[@ginestrian]

I've been doing a lip liner over a lipstick all my life, thinking I can't do it “the right way” because it always looks wrong on me. And now I know, I am merely in the same “pack” with Bobby Brown and Risa 🤭😁

[@goldajane]

Ok you look great. Like a movie star look. Can you do a tutorial on a simple fresh everyday look?

[@lisapolanski9379]

Risa, I use Trish McEvoy Instant Eye Lift and do the triangle of light under my eyes. However, I don't put a powder over it because that just shows my wrinkles under my eyes, which are papery thin, even though I realize nobody really gets that close up. I do use a very fine neutral Fenty powder to set my Trish McEvoy Beauty Balm on the rest of my face, using that press and roll technique. Is that the best way to use Instant Eye Lift? I only put powder where I don't have wrinkles, unless it's a quick bit of blurring powder with a brush.

[@janklein7202]

This was so timely for me….followed right along as I was doing my makeup today, having fallen into some real ruts and ways of applying concealer, blush, eyeliner and lip liner. Thank you so much Risa, this really helped!!

[@catjalapeno]

Thank you Risa! There were awesome tips and it brought me back. There was a store near me that was half Trish and half Laura (and of course the sales reps tried to get there first). I believe I tried them both and loved them. One of them had a makeup “binder” where you could swap out or add different face/lip powder products. Do you know who this was? And btw your eyes look amazing as usual. Do you think you might do another hooded eye tutorial? Love the idea of trying a lip color like you said in the beginning, with JUST the lips. I struggle to find lip colors that actually show up (natural lips are like a mauve so it’s a struggle 😂) Thank you again!!!

[@sarahdennehy4449]

I think this might be my favorite video! Thank you Risa! ❤

[@dawnclark3027]

Never miss your videos! What highlighting product, cream, liquid or powder would you recommend for mature skin with texture and pores? Maybe best high end and drug store. There are so many recommendations out there it makes it difficult to decide. Appreciate your help 😊

[@elainegerber6753]

I always use a face primer. I feel foundation goes on smoother.

[@r.melindar.1349]

Adore you! Thank you! ❤

[@nancybass1962]

Pro primer! I find that the right one helps my make up stay on better.

[@lavoixdevelours]

I do miss the Bobbi Brown eyeshadow singles (which most seem to be discontinued), and I love the original lipsticks.

[@shayxtreme]

Always great advice. Although since everyone's face's are different, the placement of blush no matter what your age is, isnt the same for everyone . Yes the placement of blush higher on the cheek of a maturing face is somewhat correct, but its not 100% . I think its always good to be open-minded to try different things.

[@vaishaliwilliams7679]

This was helpful!!

[@EvaGiannina1]

Yes primer , oily skin here

[@christinedhari6970]

So glad you started talking about placement of blush. I've been seeing a lot of podcasts were makeup artists are advising to place the blush on the cheekbone! I don't follow trends. Never have. I know what looks good on my face, and for my face shape, blushes look good under my cheekbone.