THE Princess Diana Makeup Look - with Guest Artist Mary Greenwell

[@WayneGoss]

Mary Greenwell. Truly a master of makeup. Her approach. The relaxed attitude. Just perfection. Just watching is so inspiring. Thank you xx

[@matematicade10minute74]

Wayne Goss - i ve learnd so much from u and Lisa, i m playing with makeup at another level now.

[@lillysworld3935]

Wayne Goss I love that she used one of your beautiful brushes in the tutorial. It must make you so proud to have created such great brushes.

[@hannah23900]

Wayne Goss you're just as much of an inspiration!❤

[@jobot86]

Wayne Goss omg Wayne I was just about to let you know she had used one of your brushes! Xx

[@cassispie]

Wayne Goss and she used your blush brush 💕💕

[@ecmw90]

I think Mary Greenwell needs to make a KZbin channel and share all her stories and make up tricks!! I would be the first to subscribe!

[@rmdebora]

i think she has one already

[@electrictwilight]

Get the Gloss has a whole series of videos with Mary.

[@Amyelferdink]

ecmw90 same!

[@jasminemarano4177]

+electrictwilight Really thank you for that information! That's a wonderful channel with even more wonderful and useful stuff! :)

[@nikkylowe2425]

ecmw90 xD

[@ella4818]

It's so lovely to see a more mature artist who actually trained and worked in the industry showing how to do makeup! I'm getting so bored of seeing people my age doing looks and using so many unnecessary products and steps! I much prefer looks like these - timeless, professional and most of all EASY! 💕

[@kay6692]

Ella Barlow me too

[@PetraKujundzic]

Ella Barlow Mary is one of the people who made the industry, you can find her interviews on KZbin where she talks about the early days. I mean, Lisa and Charlotte are both her former assistants, that's how big Mary is. I love her style of, well, everything. Mary is such a treat to watch and listen to, truly an amazing, inspiring woman with such uniqueness about her...

[@huajiluhai]

yes!!!! when you comes to a certain age...most instagram makeup just looks somewhat awkward

[@SuperSilverVixen]

this is what I like about Lisa Eldridge, she creates effortless, glamorous looks without slapping a ton of product on the face which is what I think true elegance is about. Less is most certainly more in this case.

[@demibellini6915]

Ella "lick this" 😂 she's so cute, she knows we all do it lol.

[@ellyzmgb]

*GASP* "Mistake! Here, lick this. Please keep this on the camera..." 😆 She's so real! Much loveee ✨

[@Rossinkras]

Ellyza Gore I really loved this part: ' lick, this. better your spite than mine' so natural. And that "massage" while applying primer? Gosh!!! Really good!

[@louise-yo7kz]

😂😅

[@iluvpittys242]

Lick this ! I was kind of taken back,as I've always been told, never use spit, share make up, and clearly this woman was doing both !

[@nabaaabdu7590]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ttephi3667]

@@iluvpittys242 Yes, never use spit.

[@perkreidy]

How refreshing seeing a makeup artist using their fingers

[@vickinoble4744]

Exactly! My daughter is an MUA and has watched me use my fingers to apply foundation for years. Now she just laughs but - why knock what works?!? 😎

[@homodeus8713]

Regarding Mark Pat McGrath does

[@nalgasasadas2232]

Vicki Noble I use a beauty blender for foundation but I use my fingers for eyeshadow highlighter and lips lool I don’t think ppl should laugh at others using their fingers everyone has their own style they love

[@pcpljohnrenneltengco4129]

@@nalgasasadas2232 for real

[@maximumeffort78]

I’m about 50/50 with my tools and fingers. Fingers work fantastic for things. A lot of actually highly skilled, working MUAs are coming out of the woodwork, and they use fingers as tools as well. I find my fingers particularly effective with liquid and cream products, as well as shadows that don’t apply well with dry brushes like toppers/shimmers/duochromes. I apply a lot of these either just fingers or in combination with a tool and I use fingers exclusively for lip products and concealer. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Top MUAs do this. I will say, she seemed a bit rough lol.

[@iRockYouRock67]

you see how actual make up artists don't find themselves wanting to use brushes and specialised make up tools for every single little thing they do? i mean a japanese baby tooth brush for the EYEBROWS!! UTTER GENIUS. This is why I love Lisa's channel. It's so professional without being pretentious. It teaches you how to make art. I'm so thankful for this channel

[@akosigm]

iRockYouRock67 that's what I notice too.

[@lar8200]

iRockYouRock67 I loved how she used her fingers for foundation! there's such an art in blending and it looked flawless.

[@clown-cult96]

Imma tell you my personal opinion: all these over the top makeup gurus use hundreds and tools and products to try and compensate for natural talent like Mary's and Lisa's.

[@iRockYouRock67]

I know! The only reason I stopped using my fingers was because I took twice as long to do my make up, but I always preferred how it came out. Gurus talk about hygiene, as if freshly washed hands were dirtier than make up brushes they don't wash everyday smh

[@mgparis]

Same here :) - plus hands are easier/faster to wash than brushes! :)

[@BunnyBeanBunBun]

Instagram make up "artists" should really take a page out of Mary and Lisa's book. This is so much more beautiful and fresh than the harsh instagram contour/highlight.

[@jessicawang6841]

ElleCopyrighted so true. A few names came to mind when I was watching this video. 🙈

[@jnl3564]

ElleCopyrighted There are many different styles of makeup. Some of Lisa's videos feature very strong looks as well!

[@IMakeupStuff]

The beauty of the makeup community is that you can absolutely do both.

[@kiwigirljacks]

I agree with others that there are so many styles and we can do so much now and whatever we please. But I just wish, like you, that we saw more of this type of makeup on social media. We rarely see it apart from people like Lisa. I found this very inspiring.

[@raiNwAter8690]

in the 'Instagram artist's defence, a lot of their looks require a high skill level. not sure if you watch Wayne Goss, but he did a video recently about how clients these days are asking for the heavy contour or cut crease looks and more traditional artists do not possess that skill level. it's interesting. but makeup is so subjective so it doesn't matter :)

[@SairWithTheHair]

When they showed the photo of Mary at the Vogue shoot...she has aged so beautifully but also so little! I can't believe it's been 20 years already since she passed away. Lisa, it was wonderful that you could get Mary and see her talk about the real makeup Diana wore; it's more of a tribute than if you recreated it and is another reason why you're the best. You know when it's appropriate to step back rather having an ego.

[@BlackBerri83]

This look is breathtaking. The model’s skin, bone structure and the artist’s technique is EVERYTHING. Although I have dark skin, I can definitely use some of the techniques utilized here

[@baileyvdm04]

Certainly, especially with a beautiful smile like yours😍

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

you'd look amazing!!!

[@liv97497]

Same! Plus, I feel like the eye look looks great on anyone!

[@DR-eq6qe]

I believe the technique would be the same, just a color difference

[@ukisa3rdworld586]

It would look bomb. Especially with delicate iridescent sheer colours. Model is too pale to my liking, idk

[@maryaxo3068]

(My angel ..my darling )I feel that her way of talking to the model as she used to talk to diana princess

[@AwakeningVibes-369]

I guess thats the way Britisher talks in general.I have a colleague she is from Britain..So whenever i have to reach out to desk and she is blocking it .She will be like O I am so sorry Darling...If you have watched Gordon Ramsey he talks like this every now and then in his episodes with woman.I am from Canada 🤗🤗

[@rachybaby72]

@@AwakeningVibes-369 Omg, I love when Gordon Ramsey says "My darling'. I melt, lol.

[@siskaesther3142]

​@@rachybaby72 😅😅😅

[@RikiMatsui]

Feel so lucky to be part of this generation when social media is used this way. Shared and taught by talented individuals in motion with great quality. I always feel super educated after watching your videos, Lisa! Thank you xo

[@andreia419]

Riki Matsui nice comment

[@adrianabowden334]

I was thinking exactly the same and I also truly love Mary Greenwell. Thank you Lisa for such a present!

[@weirdzfully]

Riki Matsui very well said! I completely agree with you.

[@ladyflimflam]

Riki Matsui Incredible! I always learn so much watching Lisa's videos. I know I will watch this one several more times to really study Mary Greenwell's techniques. And I'll be at the Lancôme counter tomorrow for that salmon pink lipstick.

[@kimberlee533]

This is what I needed!! I'm so tired of overdone, insta-makeup. This is how makeup is done on set. You never see models walking around with instagram makeup and I wish more people knew the art of less is more.

[@elizabethlaw688]

I love that she uses ysl etc and then a bourjois £6 eye shadow pallette. it's all skill and craft. not covering your face in the most expensive powder

[@graceadeline1990]

i find it interesting that Bourjois apparently owns Chanel, not the other way around.

[@McSymm_Mcsymm]

graceadeline1990, it's like L'Oreal own Dior and others.

[@McSymm_Mcsymm]

Elizabeth law, sometime a products are made on the same plants and you pay biggger money only for the label.

[@62roxana]

I am going to buy this eyeshadow palette.. How awesome is it.. And affordable

[@caydenhernandez3747]

Not gonna lie, I thought her skin prep was cheap.... it was $200

[@blueshoes915]

I love how you talk to the model and that the model actually spoke. I feel so awkward watching tutorials on models where they are just moving their face and ordering them to look up\down in a harsh way and acting like they are not there. This was very refreshing and an absolutely beautiful look. Thank you for sharing your talent and stories and showing your kindness.

[@sweetpjeb23]

That's because they're not generally supposed to talk.

[@WhiteFuryJade]

I absolutely love how *actual* makeup artists create subtle and classy makeup looks that complement wearer's appearance, instead of all this "instagram glam" that is taking over our life by the day. Real makeup artists give us some much needed fresh air in this "clone-fabricated" mass. Thank you, Lisa, for this amazing channel, for your work and for inviting such interesting people to show us the beauty of makeup!

[@ingyinpwinyphyu1]

The model is such a sweetheart, constantly smiling and the artist lady sounds so classy and humane. Love love the shadow work.

[@laurels084]

I feel honoured to even watch a youtube of Princess Diana's makeup artist 😭😭😭

[@elia.0713]

May I ask why?

[@laurels084]

elia .07 because princess diana is such a historic (beauty) icon, and makeup artists usually know a lot about there clients :)

[@jane9561]

When she was applying primer and moisturizer in the beginning on the model's face, god I bet that must feel good and relaxing. 😍

[@madisonrose1632]

Jane Warner Holland ❤️ I love the picture

[@lup6974]

I was actually thinking the same. Her hands..... They look really artistic and beautiful.

[@bethe192]

@@madisonrose1632 wax figure looking, rukm

[@lunalimi9798]

Mary Greenwell is like the teacher you respect immensely but are also terrified of.

[@katia_g213]

McGonagall

[@noobnoobie990]

@@katia_g213 For real. I think about McGonagall when listen to her.

[@kilipaki87oritahiti]

My thoughts exactly! As a certified MUA who was taught how to do makeup the old school way right prior to 2013 (I became a MUA in 2012), when Kim K changed how we do makeup nowadays. This is how we did makeup in school/academy. And yes it brings me back. Same with the voice etc, and technique😍😍😍

[@TheJoker718]

@@katia_g213 💯💯

[@MilanaArtShop]

Finally a model that smiles to the camera!:)

[@carriel3054]

My favourite part of this is how sweet she is with the model! The way she keeps stroking her hair and holding her face - it's very nurturing :)

[@iwillstom]

The only item on my Bucket List is to have my makeup done by a professional artist who calls me "my darling" the whole time. :)

[@s_shaleh]

iwillstom Sadly we only get sullen-looking MAC artists at the counter doing our makeup. Lol.

[@Tengounsecreto231]

iwillstom haha! If i had money, I would hire Mary just for that! And to call me an angel too! She'd make my day every day. Of course, it doesn't hurt that she's amazingly talented. ;)

[@Nothanksausername]

I love and appreciate how respectful and thoughtful you were in your explanation of why you chose now to honor her. It's a beautiful tribute. It's so lovely, Lisa! Thank you to Mary for her story and her work. You continue to be an inspiration.

[@anthonyramirez388]

11:51 This is why we should be more critical of gurus. This girl has foundation crease lines on her eyelids. Why? Because that is what the skin does and there is no beauty filter to blur it. By the end, this girl looks flawless but you see the progression without filter. This tutorial shows you what she would really look like, and it shows less is more. Notice this girl is very young too. So, you can’t say it’s based on age. People like James Charles cake on makeup and it looks horrendous in person but through the beauty filters, you have this false image of flawless application when in reality, it’s not as seemless in person. The brows are crusty, the under eye is dry, the lips are obviously falsely drawn and these people look ridiculous. Same for Nikki too. These gurus look like messes in person but deceive you through beauty filters. A good example of what they actually look like is Jenna Marbles recreating James Charles and fretting over how cakey it looks and feeling self-conscious because he is not cakey. That’s because he is fooling her and thereby making her feel bad about herself. That’s why this is superior.

[@barb8341]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 100% agree with you

[@gianinapelin4378]

Thanks God somebody said it. Amen!

[@aria7883]

True! Never will I follow these ~frustrated~ BeAuTy GuRuS who think theyre so good at makeup but are actually dependent on filters.

[@cleenegame]

Oh James Charles 😱🤢🤮🤦 Add to that Spencer MUA. They know nothing My dear 😂 they don't understand makeup. The experimental MMitchell is quite good though, and very young at that.

[@AliceShinya]

on camera it always looks so good with filters and especially with the correct lighting. and then off camera it just looks very caked on because they use too much. not to mention the ridiculous eye shadow colors. their make up is NOT for daily wear or any time when you go out, it's more for photo shoots and camerawork

[@goodlife459]

Love how she doesn’t use false eyelashes. Instead takes her time with pencil shadow and mascara. Takes her time with skin care and prep and melds foundation and concealer so everything is a seamless, natural, and beautiful. A true artist💋❤️

[@GlitterFae368]

Thank you for being respectful to her!

[@BloodyBastian]

Incredible. I loved the way she spoke: "Look up, my darling. See here, angel. Her gorgeous lips." So encouraging and lovely. It made me feel great and start my morning in the best way! :) Thankyou, Mary and Lisa!

[@brandykackley9660]

me too I felt the same way I love it and how encouraging she is. ❤

[@adventuresinbeauty1152]

Absolutely! She kept saying how sweet and delightful Princess Diana was but I'm sure people must say the same thing abut her all the time. You can just tell what a kind person she is!

[@Tengounsecreto231]

Sebastian Lestrange Yes! That's the thing I love about Mary. She doesn't treat the models as objects, she's very thoughtful. Look at the way she approached covering the little spot on her forehead, saying "her tiny, tiny little blemish on an otherwise perfect face." I love the way she calls them angels!

[@wrathlandsx5339]

Oswaldo Mowbray Yeah I think its because you're a sensitive person. She commands it in order for the model to benefit (when she used the hourglass liner, looking at a certain way could prevent an injury) but also Mary does it so its easy for the audience to see. she isn't commandeering coz why not. there's a specific, harm-free purpose

[@marionswartz]

That was precious

[@friidatt]

I was too young to have know about Princess Diana before she passed away. But I got teary eyed over how warmly you and Mary spoke about her. I visited her memorial playground this summer and you really get a feeling of what a wonderful woman she was. I've gotta say as well that I absolutely love how REAL Mary is! No where else would you see a makeup artist be so playful and charming with her model! Please keep up the good job, I feel like I learn so much!

[@Yuyu99000]

"Sticking with my Bourjois friend" 😂 I just love that after all the high-end makeup she used a cheap one like Bourjois! Love this look!

[@mgparis]

Thank you so much Lisa and Mary! I was fortunate enough to have my make-up done by Mary herself in the 90s at a Boston department store when she was a special guest for Elizabeth Arden, she was so sweet and gracious :) Incidentally I was a great admirer of Princess Diana's as well - thanks so much for making this video!

[@lllaaauuurrraaa]

That's so cool! I'd love to know how she made you up.

[@alinaaly]

really really Lisa deserves so many more subscribers, I cant understand why other younger makeup youtubers have over 3M followers from the young population when obviously Lisa is so much more educated and refined and influential... really beyond my understanding, anyway love you lots xx

[@Miumiu0404]

Those younger makeup youtubers' tutorials aren't even that good. Their makeup looks only look nice in instagram or in photos but in person they look so tacky.

[@leapintothewild]

It's the Kardashian effect of trying to look 'perfect' with all those layers and layers of contour, huge v-shaped eye concealer, false lashes, etc. The instagram age is all about filters and masks, not a natural, sophisticated look like Lisa does. Lisa enhances, while wannabees just want to cover.

[@demibellini6915]

M A Walker then even Kim kardashian switched to a minimalistic look. Not her sisters though.

[@leapintothewild]

Have you not seen her apply that "minimalistic" look with layers of contour, highlight, bronzer, and baking of concealer? Minimalism is something akin to tinted moisturizer, blush, mascara and lip gloss or balm - not layer upon layer of product to freakishly contour a face for social media. Don't confuse lack of colors with minimalism.

[@froukebo]

I love Mary's hands. Everyone a tender little baby in her hands.

[@MeredithHammett]

Great comment. You could feel love and warmth just flowing through her into her model, Heather.

[@jennym007]

I'm only two minutes into the video and I'm already crying. Princess Diana was not just a fashion icon, she was such an inspirational woman, with her charity work and as a mother. Her untimely death still saddens me. Thank you Lisa for organising this tutorial. Cheers.

[@DariaFairytale]

This is so lovely. The way she talked to the model...”my darling”, “my angel” so heartwarming

[@baggergurl16]

I don't consider myself a huge makeup junkie,fanatic or wearer but there is just something so soothing and relaxing to me watching these makeup tutorials.

[@redroselace9545]

Love your profilepic 😫😍

[@sophie2946]

I love this! Princess Diana is a women to be inspired by, I watched a wonderful interview with her and she was talking about the strength of women. I love how respectful this was, and I adore these types of videos!

[@andreia419]

Sophie she was a classy lady. i know my mom adores her. she was a very good role model from what i can see

[@ahippy8972]

it's nice seeing someone from a younger generation can appreciate Princess Diana's beauty. Lisa could not have been very old when Diana passed away. 😌

[@cocodakilla]

lisa would have been around 21? so probably training still

[@s_shaleh]

SamantaSienna Geekgirl Lisa was in her early twenties when the princess passed away. I was only 10 at the time but she was already such an icon to me. She was always so classy and graceful.

[@maukbabee]

Aside from the fact that this is an amazing video and I am so appreciative to Lisa for this video; Mary has the most beautiful hands. Those are some strong experienced hands!

[@ninamarie177]

Heather is stunning with and without make up, but the look is so flattering! I definitely need that lip colour.

[@marjanp4784]

This model was already beautiful before makeup but Mrs. Greenwell enhanced her beauty with the art of makeup... That eye makeup was so simple but brilliant, I prefer no makeup makeup look and this one is absolutely perfect no makeup makeup look...

[@butterfly4001]

I cried. It may sound dumb, because I'm American and I was 7 or so when she died... but I love her so much and hearing people who knew her talk about her and do such a beautiful look was amazing. Thank you so much.

[@BeckyWilson123]

I feel the same, choaked up but listening intently to all the inside info and conversations V about Diana. Gone too soon, forever in our hearts. .

[@cat1312.]

she was beautiful inside and out, she will be forever missed ❤︎

[@lilachodan4941]

I got emotional too. I love her so much. I was born after her dead so I didn't really meet her. I would love to. I just want her to be alive. She deserves it. The way the makeup artist was taking about her is showing that she needs to be in this world.

[@AnonningAnon]

She follows anatomy so well, that's why the makeup is so good. Amazing.

[@lar8200]

Connor Stein her contouring is perfection!

[@cheryl8466]

I understand the restraint you had, Lisa, in posting this video. I'm happy you decided otherwise. I Really love the way you ladies did this. Mary is Always such a pleasure to watch, and hearing her stories... uh! This video is just Amazing. I think it was very appropriate. I am positive that I'm not the only one who remembers where they were, when they heard of her passing. I was only 10 yrs. old, but I was Very aware of her, even before her passing. I had school the day of her funeral broadcasting, but my parents let me tape it. I remember coming home that day and running to watch it. I bought her tribute magazine and the CD. She was a wonderful influence to a 10 yr old girl. It's an impact that's affected many people! Even now, that it's been 20 yrs. later. I still watch the documentaries, and read the articles of the work that she's accomplished through her short life. She was truly one of a kind, to people who didn't know her, but looked up to her. I can only imagine the impact she had on those close to her... Love to you 3 as well as everyone watching! Thank You for this!

[@stinenygaardsommer9414]

I know exactly where I was too and I didn't believe it, when my friend told me. I was in England the year they married, and it was a very special experience. She was everywhere. Princess Diana was an incredible and beautiful woman

[@s_shaleh]

Cheryl Masaveg I was 10 too when she passed. I'm from Singapore and her funeral was broadcast live on the telly here too. I remember watching and feeling a great loss. She was truly the people's princess, not just for England, but for the rest of the world too.

[@solangepolegar]

This is so inspiring and simple at the same time. Mary's artistry is phenomenal, yet she doesn't faff around with tools when they are not needed - I miss MUAs that are not afraid of clean hands. She goes from Bourjois to Tom Ford, in the end it's all makeup. The stories, the intimacy of it all. Thank you, Lisa, for every single time restoring my faith on the internet

[@Tengounsecreto231]

Solange Santos yes! I'm sick of MUA who act like clean hands are dirty things. I'm all for wanting a clean MUA but they make applying makeup unnatural.

[@solangepolegar]

abirsashee I'm an actress and the best makeup that has been done on me has always been old-school way. Patiently, with fingers, dabbing it in and making it one with the skin. I have very troubled skin, I'm not the makeup artist's dream face, and the results I've had with that technique are fare better on me. That's the technique I still use when I want a no-makeup makeup, whenever I have the time to spare (it is more time-consuming, no doubt about that). I love flat top brushes and my beauty blender for quick application, but this is a technique that should never be discarded.

[@solangepolegar]

*far better. Damn quick fingers slow eyes.

[@Topaz_Soul]

Classic makeup (not Hollywood overdone style) true classic makeup like this needs to be a major comeback! This is so refreshing compared to internet trendy makeup now a days

[@Tinymoezzy]

She was beautiful, but her heart, her compassion, her love... that is what made her timeless and elegant, and above all else, an icon. Being a good person should always be in fashion.

[@an__g_o]

My adoration for this woman knows no bounds!!!!!!!Ever since you introduced her on this channel 3 years ago I've hunted down every documented appearance of her I could find. I just love listening to her talk, love her personality and attitude towards makeup! Her relaxed and easy going approach is such a breath of fresh air and a real punch to the face of the uptight (quite anal, frankly) mindset of most people nowadays... I cannot thank you enough, Lisa, for what you do on this channel. Each and every video you post is truly a gem. Thank you!!! xxx

[@Nahneen]

AM I DREAMING? Mary Greenwell in the House of Eldridge? I'm in a state of shock. I love u both so much!! Oh my, you ladies are such inspiration! Thank you so much, Lisa, for honoring her

[@Nahneen]

...for honoring Princess Di, as well as selecting Ms. Greenwell. I feel really blessed to have found you both. I have learned so much from each of you and it has definitely been life changing and inspiring. I cannot thank you enough for your time and sharing your passion with all of us! 💐💋

[@PureFavoredGrace]

I love the enthusiasm: "You won't BELIEVE what is going to happen to these lashes".

[@mariacasella979]

Lisa's eyes are mesmerizing so beautiful...Princess Diana will always be missed and always loved..she really was the people princess ..you really did an amazing job re creating Diana's look..since very recently I've found Lisa's channel I do know the difference between a beauty guru and a professional makeup artist

[@s_shaleh]

Maria Casella Mary Greenwell's the one doing the makeup. Why is everyone complimenting Lisa without mentioning Mary? I get that this is Lisa's channel (and yes, Lisa's a phenomenally talented makeup artist too) but it's kind of rude to pass on compliments on the look without mentioning the actual makeup artist.

[@LabNYorkie]

Having watched Mary Greenwell tutorials, it's a joy to see her here as well. There are many 'gurus' but, there is only one Mary and there is only one Lisa. The hard work and talent, the knowledge, the ability to communicate technique - all combine to make the rare makeup artists we have here.

[@bobsykes1055]

A really tasteful and respectful video. I always loved that shoot because Diana looked so much fresher, more modern and happier.

[@onthemarketblog6444]

The Royal family needs to be abolished propagating inequality and feudalism this in not democratic institute, as the royal live in palaces pontificating claptrap and hypocrisy , does the olde music validate something ? barf barf

[@soundsssss4658]

I actually feel privileged I feel like I need to pay a fee? Or have paid to see this since it was out of the ordinary

[@mualoverxoxo4917]

sarah anna same!

[@HannaHannabelle]

sarah anna I actually feel the same way

[@orangehoney70]

sarah anna i know right... I learned a lot more things just watching this video

[@badarock177]

This isn't just a makeup video. It is an amazing documentary/ interview/ makeup tutorial, so witty and tasteful, so fun to watch, so insightful and relaxing! I almost feel like I was there with Mary and Princess Diana, that very day they did the Vogue shooting. Mary is so interesting, an amazing artist but also a good story teller, ans she has brilliant moments like the qtip licking! Thank you so much Lisa for providing us this timeless piece of art. This is unforgettable in itself, but also brings us good memories of a beautiful person and era. I can't find words to describe how I feel. It is a joy to watch your videos.

[@Cellottia]

Now I understand why make up artists are called artists. What a beautiful job; what knowledge and understanding this lady has, and I've learned so much! I never have been much involved with makeup but this is a real eye-opener (oops, no pun intended!)

[@JazzyWestBeauty]

and this is what makeup artistry should look like! Not only in final product but the way she speaks to her client and compliments with "my darling" and other sweet things. You can tell she has so much skill in her hands. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@Sapphire1721]

I really love this. I think makeup trends have taken a turn for the worse it's no longer about enhancing your features but about manipulating them so you look as identical as possible to the karadashians. No body looks clean and fresh. Everybody looks heavy and dare I say "sexy". I'm so grateful for the video it's just a shame makeup like this is no longer on trend. Could that be the cause or a result of the fact we no longer have women like Diana around

[@cara_alexis]

Sapphire1721 I think many people of getting tired of the Instagram. I hope within the next year or so natural makeup becomes a hit.

[@ud1819]

That was the best mascara application I have ever seen..

[@oliviafagin293]

I love how sweet Mary is to her models! ("My darling", "my angel", "lovely"...)

[@lisasusanna7896]

It's so exciting to hear someone who actually met Diana talk about her. I am delighted by the way Mary tells her stories, she seems to genuine and down to earth. The model is also very beautiful, before and after make up

[@dillinrivera91]

True Makeup Artistry!!! This is why I love watching you Lisa, Mary, Charlotte etc... because you artists truly enhance the beauty of your clients without masking their face. Your not putting on 10 layers of foundation and super bright under eye concealer and drawing dark tribal lines all around the face to contour unlike all the makeup you see today on social media. Your take on makeup is very refreshing and simple yet so glam and beautiful and mesmerizing and timeless😍

[@CaprishaPage]

You (Ms. Lisa) and Ms. Mary always make me feel so lovely even if I'm just sitting at home all barefaced. That is such a lovely quality. ❤

[@dontatmeevr]

Lisa could you pleaseeeee do a series with experienced makeup artists like the lovely mary ..far less pretentious than most makeup enthusiasts nowadays ..which is a sort of weird irony to me and i learn so much and feel so happy when i see them do things i do instinctively as well

[@MalenkyGoblin]

She did bring in Charlotte Tillbury and Michael Ashton (Adele's makeup artist) for other videos.

[@trishvanroggen2893]

The Princess was so utterly lovely in every way. I was fortunate enough to meet her once... her skin was like the inside of a seashell.

[@vlove562]

How do I know when art moves me? When it gives me chills and brings a tear to my eye. This finished look gave me absolute chills. This was pure art - with makeup. I've never, ever, viewed makeup this way until I started watching Lisa's tutorials. This look was so inspiring, and it has ONLY been through Lisa (and now this incredible teacher, Miss Greenwell) and her makeup tutorials that I now understand that I can be a work of art too - A canvas to be painted on. Priceless. Unique. Beautiful. Thank you, Lisa - and thank you, Miss Greenwell. Life changing. Truly.

[@maximumeffort78]

This tutorial made me cry at the end. She was an amazing, beautiful soul that spread a lot of good, despite her own suffering. She was an independent thinker, so modern, I remember looking up to her when I was young for that. She is definitely missed, even here in the US ♥️

[@mary-zv6cu]

one does not simply -watch- a video featuring mary greenwell. one must stop what theyre doing, and pay attention. definitely subscribe to her makeup philosophy + techniques

[@sanamo86]

xiaooyyuu one puts the world & universe on pause when !this turns up on a video suggestion

[@superaquaticmammal]

What a breath of fresh air, I adore her! So charming and engaging, could listen to her for hours. The finger application of the complexion products was also very refreshing.

[@ErinLynnMUA]

I love that she wanted you to keep the bit about the mascara smudge in. I instantly love her. ❤

[@sandyheller5438]

Beautiful model. Diana was a beautiful person. Bless her soul forever. 💕💕💕

[@michikomanalang6733]

I love how she calls the gel "jelly" and does an unabashed massage 😂 You're a class act, Lisa!

[@BlushingForeigner]

What a tasteful homage to an iconic and fabulous woman. Thank you, Lisa and Mary.

[@ThooZah]

Good lord this woman's a GENIUS!!! I actually said 'wow' out loud at her finished result. Such a talent Mary Greenwell x

[@lacristina85]

I don't think I've ever teared up watching a makeup tutorial before. This was magical and heartwarming. Thank you for this!

[@vashtiramsaroop5410]

STUNNING! Mary could have stopped at the eyes, and I would have been in awe! With the full face - which, while it has it's place, is blessedly not highlighted to the Gods - but the look Mary has created is accessible, approachable and truly lovely!!

[@Kruellamackoy]

I love how real she is. Also, this video is weirdly relaxing.

[@Luciiffeerr]

Hearing Mary talk about her makes me happy and sad..... This was an amazing tutorial. THANK YOU for sharing this beautiful makeup and lovely stories about the beautiful Princess Diana

[@judithdzyak3765]

Why are you talking to me???

[@SelinaaaBro10]

Mary's eyes look so vibrant in this lighting! Thanks for this tutorial! xx

[@GothicaBeauty]

I don’t know how many of your followers remember the day Diana died but i do & i couldn’t believe she was gone so soon. Beautiful on the inside as well as the outside.

[@lisamcdonald2877]

I remember. 😢

[@proatgaming6531]

I remember because it was so unbeleivable and I told my mum, "Look at this, I can't believe BBC is doing fake news" and my mum just paused and just whispered "no"

[@janeburkhart4051]

I remember. I cried a lot.

[@spanglelime]

I absolutely do bc my older sister and younger brother are born on August 31st (6 years apart... My mother is talented😜). I had only lived in America for 8 months at that point, and I remember the news reporting that she had been in a serious car accident in Paris and was in critical condition, and then not long after that, the reports that she had died. On a personal note I felt terrible for my siblings bc their birthday was now synonymous with the day Princess Diana died, and that's all anyone would remember August 31st for. I was 13 when it happened. I remember the media going nuts at the lack of response from the palace, not even raising the flag at Buckingham Palace at half-mast. It was the week that made or broke the royal family depending on their response, and I remember all of it. I think I was too young for Princess Diana to really have made any sort of imprint in my brain. I'm the same age, basically, as William and Harry, so all the scandals passed over my head, along with the divorce, her philanthropy... But her death and funeral is something I will never ever forget.

[@subterraneanhomesickalien666]

I remember I was 15 years old. It was a Saturday evening in California I arrived home late at night. I turned on the tv to watch Saturday night live instead of that it was news that was on. For a very brief second I thought it was SNL and just thought well this is very morbid. Until it hit me and I just sat there letting it sink in.

[@lilachodan4941]

This woman who showcases this makeup is beautiful

[@septemberIce]

This tutorial was one of the most personal and intimate in a way, I think. Thank you.

[@HelenaLopes]

I love Mary Greenwell sooo much! She is Just an incredible artist!

[@Dianaxox3]

I was named after Princess Diana. I was born the year she passed away. Thank you, Lisa for this. You never fail to amaze us. X

[@louise-yo7kz]

😍

[@pcpljohnrenneltengco4129]

Diana is such a beautiful and classy name I love it 😍😭

[@Dianaxox3]

@@pcpljohnrenneltengco4129 Awww thank you so much 🥰 totally forgot this comment and think it kind of sounds so full of myself haha, but glad so many liked this anyway 🙈😂 gonna watch the video again now

[@pcpljohnrenneltengco4129]

@@Dianaxox3 your welcome 😊

[@chantelanderson5695]

I was born exactly three weeks after she died

[@paradiseana1]

For me Princess Diana will always be the most beautiful woman I ever saw. She was iconic, unforgettable, incredible eyes and that signature hairstyle. That incredible beauty has pass on to her children, a testimony/legacy of her love for everyone, especially her children. I can't imagine how much her children must miss her more each day.

[@Miajayexo]

I think what I love most about Lisa's videos is that her and the other artists do such beautiful makeup whether it be full glam or everyday, they promote natural beauty and teach you to enhance what you already have and not hide it

[@kalinek3682]

omg it's hard not to get emotional! Princess Diana a true peoples princess and icon ! Mary's work is legendary and this was such a pleasure to watch! thank you Lisa for always sharing culture and beauty in youtubeland!

[@ChocolateTeapot93]

Brilliant. It's so lovely to see this done by someone who actually did Princess Diana's makeup. I love the way Mary speaks as well, her voice is very soothing.

[@BeautyNFood]

I could listen to you and Ms. Greenwell talk beauty all day. It's my therapy.

[@eldritchyarnbeing3295]

i absolutely adore how respectful you are of diana's memory! her legacy and untimely death are so often sensationalized and commercialized as if she were nothing but entertainment. we need more people who show the compassion and conscience you show here❤️ not to mention mary greenwell's work is extraordinary! i love watching her style of applying makeup because she makes it look so effortless, and when she's done it's a masterpiece!

[@ChrisCecile]

Lisa, your Videos always inspire me to step back and enjoy the beauty of a more simple and beautiful makeup look. Living in the US as a Makeup Artist, it´s hard to not get trapped in the "instagram-glam" makeup society, where people thing it´s a natural look to have a cut-crease with 2 pair of lashes, contoured and highlighted light a drag queen and an ombré lip. I´ll bring myself to introduce this type of makeup to more of my clients. Thank you for that! AND of cause, OMG Mary is fabulous. What an Icon... xoxo from Orlando

[@mnalslah6405]

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[@Gemini_Woman]

Chris Celsius Yes I love your comment I totally agree with you I am sick of the Insta-glam makeup culture I did my makeup course last year In college and all the other students wanted to know about Jeffree Star, Kat Von D, Nikkie Tutorials ect and I was just fed up of it. No one knew who Lisa Eldridge, Mary Greenwell, Pat McGrath or Val Garland was they were like I don't know who they are. I felt like saying Bitch they are the real Makeup artist. I hate how girls look like rupaul's drag race contestants these days with the amount of makeup theyou put on .

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Chris Celsius yessss! I couldn't agree more!

[@Evieevebigcheeks]

I mean, is there a limit to how many times you actually can watch a KZbin video? Cos I mean, Lisa you are THE best, but this makeup video is nothing I've ever seen before!!!! I've never been so mesmerized by a video like I was by this one.... I bet I must've swallowed some flies if it had been summertime cos I kept my mouth open the entire time in pure awe... I will learn all this in my sleep.... wow!😍

[@karmakomodia]

i just love your comment Eveline.

[@ShanGooFan]

I've literally never been so happy to watch a 25 minute video. I could've watched Mary do makeup all day and it wouldn't be enough. Thank you for this video! I grew up watching Princess Diana and watched her evolve into a style icon. Thank you Lisa for waiting for the right time to do this video. Perfection!

[@shadiakarlalopez7594]

My mom admired Princess Diana so much and when my mom died we kept a coffee table book she had of Princess Diana. This was so lovely to experience even from the other side of the screen. So tasteful, so gracious...thank you for sharing and evoking some fond memories of my mother.

[@liv97497]

This is why this is my favorite makeup channel. It's unbelievable how just by the way these artists handle the face and the products you can tell how much knowledge they have, how they're on a completely different level than these Instagram so-called "makeup artists". It's so refreshing and honesty downright inspiring to watch this woman work. I absolutely love this.

[@TheDanj1975]

This is a perfect look. I love how the makeup enhances the models beauty and features rather than changing her into a different person. Very natural, beautiful and worth recreating again and again with different colors.

[@MartiesPlants]

Mary Greenwell, you are a gem, not just because of your gift of makeup skills, but you're so sweet!

[@AngelicaGarcia-ec1vt]

Mary Greenwell is absolutely amazing! Lisa, thank you for having her as your guest makeup artist. My gosh, I must admit that the tears just outburst from my face. I cannot believe we've been without Princess Diana for 20 years. I still remember the day of her untimely death. Thank you for this absolutely inspirational look from one of the greatest humans to ever walk this earth.

[@Jodi_Dawn]

Having Mary Greenwell do my makeup is on my bucket list. The woman is seriously a genius!

[@festivelady826]

This is my favorite youtube makeup video EVER. We Texans absolutely worshiped Princess Diana, and it was so lovely to hear Mary's lovely memories of her. The model was so pretty and the makeup would have made the princess smile. Thanks, Lisa, for the opportunity to see the very talented Mary Greenwell recreate this look.

[@staceymorgan2759]

This was a joy to watch, true professionals with talent and experience. The best way to honour someone who has passed is for the people who knew and loved them to talk about them. Thank you Lisa!

[@nightowlnancy9400]

Beautiful English Rose 🌹 masterfully done! ❤ Even us Americans miss Princess Diana.