STOP DOING YOUR CONCEALER LIKE THIS!! Pro MUA reacts to tiktok makeup hacks

[@AB-uq9rt]

I watched concealer application techniques change in a wave after you hit KZbin. You're making the world a better place, babe. Thanks for saving us all from the triangle.

[@sarmilichowdhury4630]

Yess I totally 100% agree with you 🖤

[@kyliegangwish17]

This was so pleasant to see change!

[@sephinarose420]

That's so true

[@sarahbon421]

So true!

[@freedomfighter4990]

Ditto. I've been waiting for the concealer triangle trend to DIE already!

[@NikolaTransforms5]

Are people forgetting that these influencers used to put tarte shape tape all over their face to the point it would lighten their foundation? 😂 Robert saved the beauty community with this concealer technique

[@starlite556]

Tarte is now made in China.

[@BbGun-lw5vi]

No he didn’t. Wayne Goss did it before him. And he got it from someone else. Also trends change every decade. So it was time for the new generation to rebel and go from heavy to fresh makeup.

[@NikolaTransforms5]

@@BbGun-lw5vi I never said Robert invented the technique, he did make it more widely known.

[@sebumpostmortem]

Well, if this is gonna become a competition called _Who was first?_ let' s name: Make Up Geek, Pixiwoo, Lisa Eldridge or MakeUpZone... Every decade?🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BbGun-lw5vi]

@@sebumpostmortem I agree with you that there shouldn’t be a competition of who was first. But people keep acting like Robert changed the game. In the past century trends have changed hardcore every decade. Although the last decade has seen a rapid change in trends than ever before.

[@Kaenightowl]

As a culinary graduate that “cooking has no rules” made me cackle a little because my former culinary professors would beg to differ. Cooking and baking is a science as much as it is an art form. It’s similar to makeup in many ways. You learn the rules so you can learn how to break them in ways that are creative.

[@imxel2193]

Same with music too

[@blarmy827]

Pretty sure that was roberts point lol

[@Kaenightowl]

@@blarmy827 and I’m agreeing with him lol

[@anikabananika]

💯! You know, after you learned the “basics or rules” what you can change (in a recipe), so the food and desserts can be individual and different but super delicious. You can also experiment with different ingredients until you have it to your liking. 👌🏻

[@tj1384]

Yes! This is applies to any creative career/artistic endeavor. We have to learn and actively know the rules to then manipulate or break said rules successfully.

[@ArtistJane]

Just as someone who is a fine artist, there’s no “rules” in creativity, but there is a set of general practices that are rules in fine art. I.e. you can paint oils over acrylics, but not acrylics on top of oils. Perhaps “the art of makeup” doesn’t have limitations but you have to know what to do with the materials to access your creativity in makeup first before you start!

[@LysolMyFace]

Totally! And just like how you learn how anatomy works in order to paint it, learning where to place things on the face is important for making it look how you want it to.

[@RobertWelsh]

Absolutely Jane! I always say “learn the rules so you know how to break them”

[@ArtistJane]

@@RobertWelsh Exactly! Just like the late, great Kevyn Aucoin said! I knew you’d get it. Robert I appreciate you and your content! 🙌🖤

[@ArtistJane]

@@LysolMyFace I completely agree. The face is a canvas and the ability to know/not know where to place makeup is a make or break thing. Thankfully we have information at our fingertips 📱

[@lenaboyer6981]

I had to look up why acrylic over oil is a no-no, and it’s because the acrylic will flake right off, apparently-which is a good example of a rule that exists to literally keep your art from being ruined!! There are absolutely rules like that in makeup too, makeup theory doesn’t exist to stifle creativity, but to tell us how to use the tools we are given to create bomb-ass looks. It’s built on chemistry, biology, psychology-things we can’t change and must learn to work with.

[@PinkZephe]

Something I was taught in graphic design classes that i feel applies to everything: LEARN the rules before you decide to break them. Then you can break them intentionally for a particular purpose, and actually understand you're doing.

[@ilz_y]

Love what you say about makeup theory. I do watercolour painting. Lots of people hate painting with watercolour bc they only remember the paints they used as kids and never learned how to use it properly. If you don’t know the “rules” to watercolour painting, you make a muddy mess. I had to learn about colour mixing, water control and proper techniques to improve as a painter. So many people say “art has no rules! Do what you want!” but learning the rules helps sooo much. Plus, once you learn a rule, if you decide you don’t like it and it doesn’t work for you, you can break the rule! It does you no harm to learn about it in the end.

[@Bea_buns]

I think you should buy every single “blurring” powder you come across and put them all to the test tournament style. 🥴 Make the definitive guide. I trust that you’re correct of course hahaha.

[@galacticjester6668]

That'd be fun to see lol

[@cupofcait]

Omg yes March Madness style lol

[@sabinajoh]

Oooo yeees! He should make a form where we can suggest powders!

[@HaHaHaLMFAOtv]

sounds like next twin channel video

[@icymads7940]

YESSSS

[@EternalNyappy]

I really hated the concealer tiktok, they were so aggressive for no reason. I like you for being calm and guiding to better techniques without shaming

[@kats.5958]

Yeah it almost came across as a bit elitist lol. Like, yeah, as a makeup artist you probably don't apply concealer from the doefoot. But 99% of the population aren't celebrity clients who have the time to sit in a chair getting their makeup done for however long it takes lol.

[@sicklysloth4362]

To me it was an automatic red flag when they specify "CELEBRITY" makeup artist

[@kikialeaki1850]

That was aggressive to you…?

[@sydischill]

Ok but lowkey you are the one that put EVERYONE on the “less concealer” technique in my book🙌🏼

[@icymads7940]

Frrrr!

[@Jhud69]

Loved the first lady. So straight forward, not annoying, actually helpful tips.

[@wengxleng]

Robert says “do excuse my makeup” whilst the words “wow that eye makeup looks great” just came out my mouth 👁👄👁

[@shortcake66]

HaHaHa… same!

[@mathildepateau1741]

“Excuse my makeup,” looks fabulous

[@deborahgodfrey6171]

I thought the eye makeup is stunning, such a beautiful palette of colours 💖

[@karenmichael5483]

I want to know all about his eye look. I think it's fabulous

[@blueismylove3128]

What I was saying!

[@HippieHC]

Omg the “smile and then put blush on” thing RUINED me for so long, it made sense when I was originally taught it for stage makeup bc I would always be smiling but then nobody told me not to do it like that for real life makeup 😅😂 until Robert saved the day, of course! 💕

[@sapphirelopez]

I've tried both but I actually like it on my apples more because pinchable cheeks 😂

[@ace.of.space.]

I think a summary of the philosophy on makeup is: your makeup can look however you want, knowing the theory of makeup gives you the techniques to achieve the look you want

[@mbrady199]

I'm glad you reexplained your concealer technique!!!! People copy the placement all the time but they use so much they end up blending it exactly in that old school "triangle". I cringe every time.

[@CarlaPetersonqueenmaybell]

As a a woman of a certain age, I have adapted lots of your techniques Robert. Thank you so much for helping this full coverage type of gal. 😘

[@DeeL-u1c]

I didn't get into make up until lockdown and Robert and Jackie Aina were my tutors. Definitely in the woman of a certain age club. 😉

[@yanalala]

Make up has rules, food has rules, life has rules - because physics, chemistry, biology 🧪 duh! Thank you for *the* common sense, Robert. You are truly a breath of much needed air in a industry saturated with questionable content. When it seems we are out on war with common knowledge I tend to come back to your videos to calm the nerves and get much needed inspiration. ✨❤️

[@CherrrrBear]

Same with painting while it’s inherently creative each different type of painting has rules

[@izzy6129]

I really love the analogy to cooking chicken, because it reminds me of an Indonesian guy who was teaching me to make satay. He mentioned how most of the Westerners he teaches hate dry chicken, but to him it wasn't that much of a big deal. Preference varies with culture - just like whether you care about your chicken being dry, you might not mind your face looking round; but it's important to know that cooking chicken for a long time will make it dry, just like your blush position will change the shape of your face.

[@KrystalMimms]

Saying the camera doesnt pick up skin texture when their isnt any shine makes TOTAL sense! Were all being fooled by these tricks. Idk how ppl can think a powder will blur all their issues...in person its definitely still visible. Also the last video with that huge dirty brush! That cracked me up! My mom had a Shiesido brush from the 90's that she whipped out one day and it was horrid looking..i just said "NO MOM" and threw it away 😆

[@adridippenaar845]

I have been washing my brushes with dish soap and it's literally spotless in seconds. Not a lot of soap, just a smidge. Works perfectly!! And if the brush doesn't last for decades because of it, it's fine.. A reason to buy new ones!! Highly recommend.

[@evydarling]

Same. I first lightly dip all the brushes in a capful of rubbing alcohol to disinfect and then use a brush mat with dish soap. I love cleaning my brushes-- so satisfying! The filthy one is the video made me gag. 🤮

[@BbGun-lw5vi]

The Dr Bronners bar soap is just as good (I think it’s even better) and more gentle. Try it and you’ll see. Amazing for beauty blenders too.

[@A_Foolish_Arrangement]

You could just make up remover and then, soft shampoo. When you pay 80$ on really good make up brush made with animals hair, you don't want to use dish soap, you could literally use them for the rest of us life if you take good care of it.

[@evydarling]

@@A_Foolish_Arrangement I only use synthetic brushes as I am staunchly against animal cruelty.

[@b.c.9358]

@@evydarling I think if you do the rubbing alcohol at the end it will make the brushes dry faster

[@lisaduchateau]

I loved how you used cooking as an example. I'm a professional pastry chef/cake decorator and there are definitely RULES! You can wing it all you want, but there are rules to follow, and if you do, results will be so much better. Baking more so because of the chemistry of how things work together to make a delicious product. I have you to thank about using eye cream before applying concealer. I would get lines and crepey looking under-eyes after several hours of wear. Now it's lovely and magic and thank you for the tip! Also, that girl should have just bought her mom new brushes..🤢 lol

[@semoremo9548]

Exactly! When I bake stuff for myself, I may not use a food thermometer to precisely check the temperature of my food like the recipe says to use, or I put the oven on a higher temperature, etc. Does it turn out exactly the same as if I followed the recipe? No, but I still have fun doing it and I like the end result anyways. You need to know the rules before you can start breaking them.

[@LaLaSimpkins]

15:36 as a line cook, I love this 😂 Especially the slinking away while keeping eye contact 😂 “Cooking…. Has no rules…. 😏😏😏”

[@shortcake66]

10:28- “No.” I love sassy Robert 💜🖤💜

[@Patti-1962]

I have mature skin, and tried to make these "influencer" makeup techniques work for months, struggling terribly! THANK YOU, Robert. You brought sanity to KZbin, and saved me from trying to make all these techniques work!🖤🖤🖤

[@saneminotaur]

Robert reminds me of my brother and it's very comforting to me to watch his videos. My brother has ceased contact with our family because of my mum's behaviour and their relationship breaking down altogether. I got back in touch with him briefly, but he's dropped off the radar again, so yeah. It's just nice being able to watch someone who so closely resembles my brother in appearance and in voice.

[@celestialynx]

About concealer placement and „new technique”: when I see people smearing the same amount of product as they use before in triangle shape but now placing it in two massive dots and stripes from outer corners to almost hairline (using a high coverage concealer) I wonder, is there any difference? 😂 It’s still too much product under your eyes.

[@harriet1190]

THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Captain_Pink]

Yeah I think people don't realize that the more feathery, minimal application IS the technique. The shape of where you put it is, in my humblest of opinions, less important than knowing how much goo you need on your face-flesh. If you put too much goo on the flesh it doesn't matter where you put it or what shape it's in, it's too much goo.

[@sebumpostmortem]

I don' t know if it exists in english but we say: Same dog, different collar. 😅 Same crazy amount, different placement-shape🤦🏻‍♀️

[@LysolMyFace]

Yes! I use this technique to cover the dark lines under my eyes so when I accidentally use too much it ruins the whole point of the technique. It becomes too thick and also I end up having to spread it out much further than I wanted to. And by putting it everywhere under the eye I don’t get the effect of lifting that particular shadow area.

[@celestialynx]

@@Captain_Pink exactly. I have big undereye circles and I’ve never liked high coverage concealer. Even a tiny dot of tarte’s shape tape looked bad. But two dots technique is good for me because I have visible veins on the outer part of my undereye area and it give me a bit of freshness. But still, I use tiny amount only to cover, not to give myself a lifting 😅

[@sarahcarroll8206]

Your concealer technique literally changed how I use makeup. I thought I couldn't use concealer under my eyes at all, and now I at least feel comfortable using it for special occasions (still too lazy day to day, but that's a different story). The amount she uses is better for me, and I think I'll have to try applying it with a brush rather than the applicator, but your technique itself is still solid (and immeasurably better than the dreaded triangle). HOLY GOD THOSE BRUSHES 😱☠️

[@amandam6901]

What I saw happen was that people would use the two spots of concealer method but they were smearing WAY too much product on those two areas right off the concealer wand. The whole point of your technique was to use LESS product. If you still use too much product on your eye it doesn't matter where you put it. I always put some product on the back of my hand and pick up a little with my brush, the wands just have too much product on it to apply it directly to my skin.

[@HB-yg3ke]

Yes. They took it and were like “clean girl make up little dots” but were applying the same amount they used to with their shape tape lol

[@kathleenwest1463]

It's all about quantity for concealer in your positioning! A teeny bit and keep it where you need it, then blend out. My baggage and circles look so good after adopting your technique... except if I use too much though carelessness.

[@megsley]

I spent years and years doing my eyeliner a certain way, and then I saw a short clip on youtube about doing eyeliner for eyes with a downward-turned outer corner, and literally the first day I tried it my husband commented on it very positively! I really love how this tiny little adjustment has made such a noticeable difference in my appearance 😍 it really does pay to learn makeup techniques that work WITH your face instead of trying to force your face to fit a makeup technique!

[@shiraarieli3731]

Make up is fun. Art is fun. Watching Robert Welsh is fun 🖤

[@Selene_Rosara]

Art in general has rules as well. Drawing, painting, music, dance, clay molding, etc. all of it has rules. It's about learning those rules and then applying that knowledge to your craft in order to make it individual and creative.

[@elissanadine]

Hi Robert, I've been following you for years. A random girl came up to me in a drugstore today because she liked my makeup and wanted tips. She was so lost and I shared with her your concealer method and more. Honestly I think I overloaded her with information but as I was walking away I was like, just send her to Robert! Hahaha so I went back and showed her your channel😄 Anyway, just wanted to let you know about the lives you touch, even all the way here in Singapore

[@jenniferhernandez1060]

All professions have rules…totally agree with him.

[@Aliyah.and.friends]

I completely agree with the lady who made the tick tock about you Robert! You are the only person who has helped me with my makeup! I was walking around with cakey foundation , too much eyeshadow and too much concealer! And once I started listening to you my makeup techniques have gotten so much better, I get so many compliments on my makeup, and it's all thanks to you. Thank you!

[@emilyr2560]

Thank goodness for Robert because I was watching all these influencers trying to get a bit better at my own makeup and I have finally been steered in the proper direction. Whew child.

[@HB-yg3ke]

Me too. I just wanted my makeup to look good and feel pretty and it looked horrible. Now, thanks to Robert and James my skin and makeup took a 180.

[@emilyr2560]

@@HB-yg3ke SAME! Thank gosh for these beauties because I was on the struggle bus too.

[@noirruth9083]

Your concealer technique is amazing, it's the amount that matters. I don't bother using a brush for that now. Fingers are the best!

[@witchskee]

Much like my art and English teachers told me while I was in school: You need to learn the rules so you can know how to break them effectively later. That was drilled into our heads. We needed to know about composition and color theory, etc. in art when we started learning in kindergarten, so by the time we hit middle/high school, we know how to break those basic rules for maximum creative effect. It's exactly the same for makeup.

[@DaddyMoogie]

You could do a ghost stories episode featuring that last video on repeat. *shivers*

[@followtheredhat]

This was brilliant as always! The best takeaway from the better tik toks was learn to use products in the best way possible and then be aware of your own facial structure and how to place makeup on your personal canvas. That first lady with the tips for over 40s was useful for any age with similar features. I'm in my 30s and my top lip is down turned and always has been, no one would notice as I'm always smiling and hardly ever use lip liner, but certainly something to think about if and when I do use lip liner.

[@Stacey24101]

Happy Wednesday, Robert! Thank you for the reactions for tricks for those of us over 40🥰, especially blush placement, and the chef analogy was absolutely perfect (and Reason #185 that I love your content). Have an awesome rest of the week! 💖🖤💖🖤💖🖤💖🖤

[@LunarEleven]

When I saw "dos and don'ts" for over 40 I was expecting nonsense. Usually it's a 20-something telling me what I became too old to do the day I rolled over the hill. That video was actually helpful, and I never would have clicked it if not for Robert. It was more of a "do better" than any "don'ts". I'll use the contouring trick for sure. I have really pronounced high cheekbones and very little subcutaneous fat so I look too sharp and old when I darken the hollows.

[@kristinaprakash]

My concealer game changed drastically once I started watching Robert. Gotta say that 4d sigma concealer brush is an absolute godsend.

[@saphires2875]

Music, cooking, baking, makeup and so much more, all of them have theories, guides, rules, etc. And those serve as a base for that endless artistic/creative possibilities.

[@KangaRuby]

You sliding out of frame after dropping the "Cooking has no rules" analogy 🤣 Also I think those tips for over 40s at the start are useful for everyone no?

[@vickynguyen2129]

If Robert's eyeshadow application isn't perfect than I don't know what is. Every makeup look he does is perfectly flawless.

[@intothemystic5223]

"Please excuse my makeup". You said that literally as I was looking at your makeup thinking how good it looks lol

[@sebumpostmortem]

*VOLUMETRY 101* Customer: I want a concealer to conceal my eye bags. Me: You mean to conceal the pigmentation. Customer: NO. THE BAGS!! To make me look less tired. Me: If you slather your boobies with concealer, will you become flat? Customer: Of course not, such a stupid idea!!! Me: 🤷🏻‍♀️ 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@Skyehye3113]

EXACTLYYYYY

[@jareth1501]

This even reminds me on how the vendor at Douglas (a well-known shop chain for Make Up and perfume im Germany) told me that using concealer under the eyes is a MUST. Well... the only thing under the eyes that I have are bags, no dark circles or sth. And the only thing I see when using concealer is how it brings out the line around the bag on times when they are bigger (allergies 🙄) and the lines and wrinkles around the eyes. That's not really sth I like to bring out... 😅

[@shortcake66]

😂 I was just thinking “Wow, Robert’s eyes are f*****g stunning” when you apologised for how your makeup looked… 💜🖤💜

[@kyliegangwish17]

Your giggle is the best 😂❤️

[@michellestubbs6888]

Thanks for including my tik tok! I hope I got my point across in a nice+helpful way that wasn’t too cringe.😅 💗💗💗

[@corynecessary5914]

Creativity and individuality is what you do knowing the rules of makeup. Simple to understand.

[@agneskraiss5789]

I had a go at applying my concealer the way you demonstrated - oh my gosh! It made SUCH a difference!! Your method has been, BY FAR, the best way to use concealer. I tend to use light coverage concealers, so I wasn't sure of your method would work...boy, was I wrong!! Thank you for sharing - you're a genius!

[@Queenofcats36]

I'm studying to be an MUA, mostly because I was inspired by you, I've always loved it, and thought it was too late at 35 years old, but I'm not!

[@loretta_3843]

Remember seeing everyone with those huge triangles under their eyes? It was the absolute done thing (I'd never done it in my youth, but I'm over the hill!) I honestly saw that change start from your content Robert, so thank you ☺️

[@SilentK61636]

“Cooking has no rules…” I laughed so hard at that. Awesome analogy. Picturing Robert arrogantly serving me some $hit chicken. 😂

[@ReflectingShadow]

Question is would you dare to send it back? 😬

[@baileydubs]

The collar of your shirt is making me have mood swings 🤣

[@lasenoradelacruz]

Let me just say Robert’s concealer technique is Life changing. Went from a cake face 🍰 to fresh face. Thank you Robert you are changing the world.

[@Bigb00bs_umchileanywaysso]

I use LA Girl pro concealer and a tear drop shaped concealer brush. *CHANGED MY LIFE*

[@Lillogicaallegria]

like your example on videography: the more you know (rules and techniques etc.) the more you will have the tools to express your creativity in this field, and even inspire you with things you hadn't thought of. knowledge has never killed creativity or fun

[@kerriwright4593]

I definitely need to do my lip liner like the first lady said.

[@morganpiatt2689]

I have been waitingggggg for you to comment on the concealer method and I’m so glad you finally did! I think the technique has been done differently as time goes on. When the point really is to use less, but people have used it as an opportunity to use just as much concealer as with the triangle method. Hope that makes sense. Glad you showed the difference in what you do versus what many others do 😊 I have used this technique for a long time (thanks to you) and I love it. Thank you!

[@maiganmattson5836]

I binged too many channels I should not have binged recently and coming back to my tried and true Robert 💜 has seriously put me in such a good mood like it always does! Thank you for all that you do for us subscribers Robert 💜☺️ also watching your face with those disgusting brushes at the end... Hilarious and adorable! Lol

[@sarahpie3147]

I watched the First Lady do’s and don’t which was the way I was doing the contour and blush, then I watch Robert and is the same and I followed it, made a MASSIVE difference. Seeing it side by side by this lady really showed how effective the placement and I’m so glad for Roberts advice and this lady proved it even more. I did take in consideration my face shape as this does not necessarily apply to all (as advised by Robert as well) but to my face shape it did.

[@GenXfrom75]

I'm 47, and I've learned placement is everything!

[@lauracarruba6347]

So much is said in the single word no. Love it

[@lizlong8891]

Can you please do a video for cancer survivors who have gone through chemo and skin changes? 🙏💕

[@ErinLeona]

i too would love a chronic illness skin change video, unfortunately, most people don't know how it changes or even that we experience a change, i have SO much inflammation and chronic pain and stress on my body PLUS just stress, meds, etc.... has led to so much, one thing I've noticed is, HUGE pores, but dry and ALWAYS peeling, esp nose.... discoloration and texture... i used to complain about my skin before i was sick, but omg i was so dumb, my skin was perfect and i was just insecure and dumb

[@juliabinford6500]

I recently tried Sigma eye shadow base and eye shadow, because of you. I love them both. My eye shadow was sliding around and disappearing. Many shadow base products make my eyes irritated, but not this. Thank you so much!

[@SigynRegn]

First thing: I'm 35 and from few years I have huge problem of cacke under the eyes so this is life saving. Second thing: As less and zero waste person I love that I actually can use just tiny amount of the product. I've always been good at eyeshadow, liner and mascara part but was mediocre at best in all the rest. Skin care was non existant for me, for example. You're videos really help me and opened my eyes to the importance of routins and techniques. Thank you Robert ❤!

[@mistiramey2544]

Oh my please share the tutorial on the eye makeup you're wearing today. Absolutely gorgeous!! I love the tips for over 40 because it absolutely changes how it goes on once you start getting wrinkles or more loose eyelid skin

[@AbagailGrayce]

I have a degree in music and I think the situation is similar! A lot of musicians have no training and that is totally fine. They’re perfectly able to make amazing music! But I think it’s so much easier to break the rules once you know what they are! And understanding music theory makes it much easier to make beautiful things and share them with other people. That doesn’t mean there can’t still be creativity and artistry. I really appreciate understanding WHY certain techniques work best, and I think that’s why your channel is my favorite.

[@cassidy9703]

that is the best eye look I've ever seen. I love it so much!

[@GraceWhip]

That first lady was so helpful! I never knew about the lip liner one

[@alldiva7507]

I think when the more popular KZbinrs or influencers do something… it is a given for most people. I think all makeup tutorials should include video in real light inside and outside to REALLY see how it looks. With no filter period. Lol

[@eosrose6126]

Man, every single time you look really great. Especially your eyes are radiant every time 😊

[@brendimilla]

Omg I'm loving the new background! Finally catching up on YT, depression and anxiety hit me and now im starting to feel better, and finally being able to enjoy watching YT again, can't wait to catchup on your videos 🥰

[@kellypacitto727]

Love you. Your laugh and personality always bring me up when I'm struggling. ♥️♥️

[@Captain_Pink]

Fr your channel is the reason I don't need to go on youtube and seek out a makeup tutorial every time I want to go out. I just have a better understanding of what I'm doing and why and now I can do perfectly fine looks on my own every time without needing to bring over my laptop and a tutorial to the mirror 😂😂

[@AndromedaChace]

I definitely have darkness in different areas and have the heart shaped width issue, so I don't do your recommended concealer technique but I still love trying it and seeing the trend stay from such heavy central applications on KZbin. Knowing fundamentals is so helpful.

[@vanessamessana3570]

Roberto you are always right really that's why I've been following you since you were 29

[@mcatronw]

Omgggg the lip liner thing in the first one. I needed this!!!

[@kayladulhanty3410]

Oh my gosh! I love that analogy with the kitchen!!!!

[@tigergumby]

I love makeup even if I don't wear it often. There are so many techniques out there that it gets confusing. Thank you for making it all so much simpler!

[@AKbaby89]

Not me saying "that's not what you say!" When you were saying your line incorrectly 🤣🤣🤣 I really need to just shut up and listen sometimes🤣🤣

[@richardwright9292]

I like that you followed your explanation of the rules of makeup with that Tiktok of the dirty brushes - hygiene and safety are *definitely* some of the most vital rules!

[@Micas7920]

I love to hear you talking about makeup, you’re so passionate 🖤

[@CandiRabbit]

Just going to thank you for always having subtitles. whenever I am stressed out or have things oging on in the background, I like to just read subtitles with something in the background; Or with my headphones off!

[@NayIsTired]

The most difficult part of this video was imagining Robert as a chef

[@lyricsmind]

🤣

[@sebumpostmortem]

I visualized him as The Pink Panther. Raising brows while whispering 😌 Chicken 😌 has😌 no 😌rules. And giggling and the end of the word dry 😅.

[@shawnahhobbs911]

Your make up is so on point, for WHAT?! 😭😭❤️❤️❤️

[@carolhallas6600]

Love watching your videos, I’m having some MH crisis lately and trying to learn how to do my make up nicely to make me feel better ☺️ watching your videos is helping ☺️

[@caseymathis1921]

You are so close to 1 million subscribers and I’m so happy for you!!

[@iamsquatty]

I know this video is over a year old but i still wanted to say how much i LOVE your eye makeup in this one! 😍💜💜

[@MoniseSeward]

I love your eye look!!🥰

[@brittanyschaos6510]

That makeup brush now haunts my dreams 🫣

[@kinxchic]

I just love Robert so much! Say it like it is- so unapologetically and all while looking gorgeous!! - hero worship!!! 😍

[@hollieweenxo846]

I love the no BS. I always come here first to learn about something. I know I will get the truth.

[@juliewilliams40]

You are so talented with your eye makeup in particular that you can even take an apparently subpar product and make it look gorgeous! Love you!!!

[@iusedtowrite6667]

The thing with the 'lifting face concealer' trick is that it just exaggerates the lines. Especially lines in the outer cornor of your eyes. Putting concealer directly there just adds to the appearance of wrinkles near the eyes

[@lynneclark6537]

I do love your TikTok reactions - they make me giggle so much !

[@that_girl555]

Such a fan of yours! I watch your face while you’re looking at TikTok 💚

[@bentlyluv1211]

I always put a bit of blusher or bronzer by my hairline after using the concealer application you taught me... it looks great even for someone with a wider face