APPLYING EYESHADOW TO A WET BASE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!

[@triciag3311]

Since I was a teenager in the 80s, I've been putting eyeshadow on over foundation. I never powdered first. I don't think eye primer was even a thing back then. I also put my blush on before I put powder on my face. It "sticks" better that way and I find doing powder over blush softens the look and helps it stay. It just works better that way for me. No one taught me to do it that way. It just came from experimenting.

[@katherineincigneri5949]

You are so helpful . I am 45 and am just getting back into makeup. I have very hooded eyes and your videos are giving me a confidence that I had lost.

[@OneLove101.]

You’re beautiful ❤️ Have fun with your make up 😊

[@camdee95]

I LOVE your channel. I’ve spent sooo much money on foundations. I always buy, buy, buy new ones (at least 50!!) They NEVER look the same at home. I live my life in natural light 99% of the time (house, school, backyard, supermarket). Can you please do a foundation review of what they look like in real life? I appreciate your reviews very much. Thanks!

[@solidcatink]

try NARS for foundation

[@jenniferjen5422]

BB creams may be more skin like

[@trishalarson3502]

Thank you for teaching us that it's okay to unlearn old ways. 😊

[@kekkelpenneypeckeltoot5700]

Always gotta clean up after a quickie! You’re still the best Wayne!!

[@ladyaridette]

Im in my 20s and just now getting into make-up, and I was so overwhelmed about how to do anything before I found your channel! You explain techniques so concisely and you’re very fun and easy to follow :) I love having you as my makeup teacher!!! 😊

[@dappledsunshine]

I was taught this by a model in the early '80's - I have always wondered why the powdering trend happened - just makes it easier for the eyeshadow to slide off. Powdering the base before adding your eyeshadow just totally defeats the purpose of the primer/cream base/foundation really imo... I love that you're bringing this knowledge back!! (P.S. We also did the heat the eyeliner pencil tip with a lighter for an instant trick too that I saw in one of your vids - love that these old timey tips are making the circuit once more!! ) Good advice never goes out of style!!! ^_^

[@aquamarineblue8690]

I also spray my brush with primer first. 😊. Also try a black cream base to brighten your eyeshadow as well.

[@kristycampbell7411]

Love it!! Thank you for helping these hooded eyes look better and better! ❤

[@Ms10yearsafter]

Agreed 🙌 Thank you so much!!

[@dianehiltz1193]

Beautiful 💜

[@DoubleDelishdotcom]

Weren't we all doing this about 10 yrs ago? I had one of those IKEA Alex dressers and I had EVERY color of the cream eye shadows that were from Nyx? Weren't they Nyx? They were pencils, but there was a way to get them out of the pencil and into a little pot. I looked on their site and they have a "cream pigment" that seems similar, but they're all glitter. I think maybe BH Cosmetics had some too? Marlena Stell still uses that one Mac paint pot to prime her eyelids before shadow and it's cream too. She was big on KZbin around that time too.

[@vivilarsson6397]

You are the best teatcher ever 🎉❤

[@katemakeuplooks]

Definitely going to give this another go! Funnily enough, I did my own wedding makeup exactly like this back in 2010. I used an Urban Decay eyeshadow primer (which was pretty much the only one commercially available at that time) with my MAC eyeshadow on top 😊. Have a lovely weekend, Wayne ❤❤ Lots of love xxx 💋💋

[@violetviolet888]

Wayne Goss: Smitha Deepak posted a recent video with a similar technique, one involving combining eyeshadow with concealer and using that as a base, then applying the shadow. Talk about color impact! it's titled "This One Trick Will Make Any Eye Shadow POP on any Skintone"

[@suecone2198]

Another great tip! Yes I heard you were always supposed to powder so the shadow would glide on. I am going to try this in the morning and it will also be quicker and look like you spent hours doing your eyeshadow! 😊

[@dwin6005]

Thats the way I do my eye-makeup since years. And yes, I also do contour, blush and brozener first, then, if I need it, setting-powder and after that setting-spray. After that I use mascara, lipliner and lip-balm (no lipsticks cause most of the time I wear face-mascs). Happy weekend to you and your lovedone/-s.

[@denisescragg8368]

tried this technique this morning and quite happy with the out come being a hoodie you could see some of my eyelid plenty of mascara very happy xx

[@chrissymoss514]

And the shadows last much longer! I actually still follow Mel Thompson's little "extra" tip, she would lightly powder just below the eyebrows, doing this really helps with blending the transition shade into a soft finish. Works every time. Thanks Mel 🕊🕊🕊🥰

[@meenamark9624]

i do love unlearn methods. looks fab

[@KelBo18]

Wayne can you please do a video on how to apply daytime/ Smokey eyeshadow for deep set eyes 👀 ❤😉 Thanks for sharing all you know and doing it nicely

[@TWMikyra]

We learn and try new things everyday. Love you and your videos.

[@debijusnailzz2021]

Nice tip. I have avoided using cream foundation on my lids as of "lining" in the crease, but never though about putting the powder shadow over it. I have 65 yr old eyes and hooded to boot.

[@wendychristopher8213]

I have always powdered as well! Oh my I can’t wait to try this ❤

[@marleneleatherwood9972]

Your videos are great. You are such a decent person which makes your videos even better.

[@jmk1962]

Can't help,wondering if you've ever answered your door with one eye made up and what the delivery guy thought. 🤣

[@neneg.4264]

I need to give this technique a try, I always set my eyeshadow primer with powder which is kinda pointless since it doesn't make my eyeshadow pop or last longer, but I always asumed that applying eyeshadow on top of still- wet primer would make it muddy or simply hard to blend, but my super hooded eyes need extra help to get a decent eyeshadow look... Thnx Wayne! have an awesome weekend!... hugzzz 💜😉

[@solidcatink]

but if you use high quality pigmented shadows, it still pops and looks like it should

[@neneg.4264]

@@solidcatink I've tried from drugstore to high end, same results 🙄

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

Love love love it !!! Living in the tropics powder isn’t always my friend … Thanks again Wayne !! Love your lip pencils , it’s the only thing I can afford of yours but so so worth it !! Thanks 🙏🏽 from an Australian woman over 40’

[@TheUnwrittenWriter]

I love this! Honestly I’ve always wanted to know how to get a wet look, a cut crease or a glistening eyelid color

[@aquamarineblue8690]

❤love it. Looks so smooth and just so pretty.

[@gracie979797]

Like your grey on grey outfit. Going to copy that.

[@Raisin9502]

I love you shows us tricks quick and to the point…love it!!!

[@sandyblair8358]

Wayne, when will your cream foundation restock?! It's fantastic and I'm almost out! 🥰

[@raniag131]

Wayne, you are awesome.

[@latherandlace]

A million great recommendations from a brilliant man! Thank you!

[@caram2064]

Wayne, you’re my hero, my Guru! I adore make up but since hitting 50 have stopped wearing it because my face has changed. Thank you 🙏

[@solidcatink]

you've simply got to change it up / adapt. it's possible to look absolutely amazing at our age.

[@carriesalow6745]

Thank you for sharing this technique.

[@moriganna67ify]

Just 5 more Subscribers to 4 million. What a fantastic thing to watch your channel for so long. 👏

[@thiftingmybestlife]

"Who doesn't love I quickie" WG. Great tutorial with added humor. ❤️

[@Anastashya]

😂😂

[@fbellaann]

I instantly smiled when he said that, Wayne always putting some spice ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@thiftingmybestlife]

@@fbellaann I couldn't agree more. He's seems like such a genuine person 💛 so relatable.

[@ralucahondor3704]

Beautiful!simple and wonderful!

[@alisonussery3329]

What is the shade of p.louise primer you are using? I also want to say what a inspiration you are. You were the first makeup artist that I gravitated to. I love how you stay true to yourself and teach us how to embrace our beauty instead of feeling like we have transform ourselves into someone unrecognizable. You also inspired me to pursue my dreams of becoming a professional makeup artist. Thank you!!

[@maryjensen2526]

I never tire learning from you! Thank you!

[@Alison-u8k3g]

This is exactly what I needed! Thanks so much 😘😘

[@TWMikyra]

I remembered looking at one of your eyeshadow videos when you taught us to powder the lid after concealing i But i never did. I just went in with eye shadow. Because i was thinking that powder shadow does the same. Sometimes it is what works for an individual.

[@pippilangkous3308]

Who doesn't love a quickie😎🥳❤️‍🔥

[@jeannie1099]

I love a quickie! ❤

[@flitzpiepe1390]

Oh wunderschön erklärt👍ganz toll. Vielen lieben Dank 👍🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@joanhamilton2651]

Wayne have you tried the liquid lash extension mascaras? I can’t wear false lashes and this mascara gives me wonderful long thick eyelashes.

[@marilynhodgkinson5299]

Hi Wayne l love to learn new things , this looks great and l will definitely be trying this. Thanks always for your knowledge. 💙

[@Aloha745]

What a great tip!! It makes so much sense, too. Why bother to use translucent or skin colored powder and then follow with the eye shadow? The eye shadow is powder based itself so it would make sense that you’d get more color payoff. I’m definitely going to try this next time I do my makeup!!

[@angelarobertson7004]

Absolutely beautiful Wayne. ❤

[@ElectroT0y]

I'm old so I knew this from when I learned how to do makeup back in the 1970's. Also, The order people apply makeup now just makes no sense to me. When I learned how to do makeup we cleansed, toned, moisturized, concealer, foundation (I don't remember having primer in my teens and 20's), waterline liner, brows, eye shadow, lid liner, contour, blush, powder, lip liner, lipstick, gloss. If you had fallout from your eyeshadow you cleaned it up and reapplied foundation / concealer. And the trick to a party all night mouth was apply lipliner, powder, reapply lipliner, apply lipstick, powder, apply lipliner, lipstick then gloss, The gloss may need to be reapplied during the day / evening, but the lipstick was going nowhere.

[@nicholesmith4699]

It’s been a good number of years since I’ve partied all night 😂 but I have to try this lipstick technique!

[@KV-db9gw]

Wow

[@caronnest4939]

Love this....did my blusher like u said in your last post...didn't get it right first time but eventually did....delighted....made me feel good about myself....can you show your cat in next post pleasexxx

[@haley1580]

Love you, Wayne!

[@Fann95]

love ur tutorials. straight to the pt. easy and works!

[@margaretchiodo-keller4495]

I do this every day with my eyeshadow application. I use a neutral colored concealer on my eyelid, then apply my eyeshadows. It works well for me, and stays exactly where placed all day long. You did a nice job, Wayne, and I love the colors you chose.

[@beautyforumbyangela]

Hello Mr. Goss, you always give great advice, thank you 😊. Okay, I need this in my life. Cheers 😉🌷

[@k8m549]

Wayne, I'm a 39 year old woman who used to look amazing no matter how makeup was thrown on my face pretty much lol. Now that I'm aging, NOTHING is that easy anymore! But you have the BEST, easy to do tips, and you show us and EXPLAIN the desired outcome. ABSOLUTE game changer was your video on making the imaginary vertical line from the side of your eye (which is years old but I just discovered it!) and only using cheek products past that point! Seriously so simple and it's an instant change! Keep them coming! Thank you!💄💅💃🥂

[@TWMikyra]

That video with the imaginary lines was hiding somewhere. I had never seen it until a few days ago

[@vlrissolo]

Wayne, I've been doing that since I started wearing makeup and I'm 61 years old. I started wearing makeup pretty young and got into cosmetology as a career. Now that I am 61 my issue is the transfer of eyeliner. It doesn't seem to matter what type I use or if I seal it with powder or smudge it or whatever. I look into the mirror and there is and eyeliner transfer above my eyelid. Sometimes it's so dark it looks like I applied it like that. I have a condition that causes me to perspire, particularly my head. Because of that I'm super conscious of applying my eyeliner and attempting to keep it in place but nothing works! What I found works the best is something like Physicians Formula that comes with a built-in brush and is waterproof however I am too old to wear cat eyes or a sharp line. I definitely need something. My eyelashes are much like yours they are very straight and must be curled but even after that it's not enough to give my eyes any pop. It looks younger and cleaner to have a nice smudgy looking liner and very little shadow. I wonder if you could address this or maybe it's not common enough.

[@jenvo2891]

I have super oily eyelids and the only "liner" that actually stays put on me is using an eyeshadow stick like the expensive Laura Mercier eye caviars, mid priced Kiko Milano eyeshadow sticks (just not the burgandy one) or the affordable E.L.F eyeshadow sticks smudged with an eyebrush. You can set with a powder eyeshadow if desired but most of the shades from the brands mentioned above dont necessarily need it unless its an extra emollient shade. Good luck to you if you try this tip!

[@lucyw.7597]

maybe we were told this method back then ..Im 58 and ive always just used a base of a tiny dab of foundation and put shadow straight on to it...i find eyeliner too harsh now too.... i tend to just use a tiny line of dark shadow, usually a very dark brown, i find black is a bit too harsh as well..i do it in little dots, then smudge the dots together, i find i get a softer line like that...the only make up tutorial I ever had was my mum sending me & my friend to one at the local WI in about 1978...we came back looking appalling..and about 50! .all green eyeshadow & orange lipstick!

[@onestep2dee]

I think he recommends tight lining the upper waterline with a pencil eyeliner--preferably waterproof--making sure to get in between the lashes. He just didn't do that in this particular tutorial. As for the transfer, that happens to me too because of my oily eyelids. I absolutely have to powder my primer (even the P. Louise) or shadows will crease, fade, and I will get transfer like crazy. I use waterproof pencils, not liquid. I just prefer the softer look at my age (61) than a harsh line. If I do use a liquid liner I swear by Stila's Stay All Day Waterproof liquid liner and I use brown or any color they have except black. My favorite pencils are Mac's Color Excess Gel Liners, Milk Makeup (my personal favorite and finally back in stock after 2 years) Infinity Long Lasting Waterproof. Charlotte Tilbury's eye pencils are wonderful too! I use these brands mostly to tight line or to smudge on the lower lashline. Revlon's Color Stay pencils are good for the upper lashline but not quite as good these as high end brands and don't work at all for tight lining. To get the same intensity of shadows and blending, I use setting spray for shimmers/metallics and love Natasha Denona's cream to powder formula.

[@vlrissolo]

@@onestep2dee I'm familiar with everything you are saying. ONLY WATERPROOF! I have rather large features and a tight line is not enough, but I will often do it out of necessity. I use physicians' formula for that. it doesn't smudge and has the lash growth formula that actually works. It was compared to KVD's liner which I like so I tried it. Much like you, I like the smudged look noW that I too am 61! I normally skip the lower lashes all together. Yesterday I used my favorite non-smudging pencil and powdered it in with matching shadow. I looked pretty good, until on my way home when I caught a glimpse of my eyes in the rear-view mirror!!! HELP!!! I hate false lashes more that I can say. Even the semi-perm. ones are wonky looking and being our age, lash division is a big deal to me. I can't take that gluey, clumpy mess, however with tedious work, they do help the problem, just not worth thr time and mishaps. I'll try setting with more translucent powders over the smudge and where it transfers. I will re=read you message since we have similar issues. Thank you for your time and advice.., it ain't easy getting old!

[@trinablum7102]

@@onestep2dee I have been through so many different eyeliners trying to find one that doesn’t transfer but even the CT ones do on me. I’m not sure if it’s the liners or my application. Do you have any tips please?

[@lisasmith7]

Thanks for always teaching me something new.❌️⭕️

[@Meg-pk9yc]

Love the look so pretty

[@gladysgarrity5721]

Wow looks beautiful thank you 🌺🌸🌹

[@trinablum7102]

Wayne after applying the eyeshadow & cleaning up with a cotton pad was that the Plouise base or concealer you used please? I’ve only recently started using Plouise & in some videos I’ve seen the person will pat the Plouise base with a damp beauty blender before applying their eyeshadow. Why would you want to do that? Another eyeshadow primer I like & use is the Anastasia Beverly Hills one.

[@BPBeckford]

He did it again!

[@rubabtariq4309]

Wonderful technique.👌🏻👌🏻

[@Claire-ns7hu]

Hi I can't really do eyeshadow could you do a blog on colours please

[@Megan.Reeves]

I’d love to know what the name of the last shiny eyeshadow was. I love it!

[@idalarsson4729]

I never set my eye primer, but I still enjoyed this “ quickie “ video 😉! 💕

[@FarhanRzman]

i love this technique. Since i dont have the access to Plouise, i use Tarte Shape Tape and it made my eyeshadow last so much longer ( probably because its matte formula and my eyelid didnt get greasy and crease.)

[@jenniferjen5422]

Their creamy reformulation is getting better reviews than the original, think Wayne should do a trial of the concealers soon :)

[@Roadie247]

Love ya to pieces Wayne. I have a request. I know you’ll probably never see this but I’m gunna give it a go. I’m 48 and have large round, hooded eyes, and a little droopy. Could you consider a tutorial? I’d absolutely be eternally grateful 🙏❤️🙏

[@kellycraine4363]

I just got some. Can’t wait to try it!

[@preranaadhikari9960]

I always do this directly apply powder eyeshadows 😊

[@susjon1]

What was the last eyeshadow did u use? And what foundation did u use? Ur skin looks amazing?

[@WayneGoss]

I used my foundation :) in shade 9 and the eyeshadow palette was my luxury eyeshadow palette :) from @beautylish

[@majdarahmaoui6349]

Can you please demonstrate if it works for face just after apply fondation qe can apply powder contour boronzsr blush... without any powder before Will looks good?? Thankyou love your content

[@vivienneplant6371]

Yes need to try this and we all love a quickie 🤣🤣🤣

[@Chihiro33333]

But I have oily eyelids, which just melts the eye-shadow away within a few hours. The only way to prevent this is with a coat of powder over the eyeprimer. Eyeshadows are dissolved by oil. Ordinary powder not. Or not as easily dissolved anyway.

[@iluvtourrettekdz_1380]

I absolutely love love you! Been a huge fan for years.. can you recommend some videos for deep set eyes? I get compliments on how I do it, but feel like it could be improved.. my eyelids (from lashes to crease) is about 2".. a lot of space for different shadow styles.. any tips or tricks you could give me would be much appreciated!! ☺️❤️

[@iluvtourrettekdz_1380]

This might be a dumb question (I don't use social media except for the occasional comments on YT), but what platform is that exactly? Is it the telegram app? Or just insta?

[@karimaibrahim1935]

I love this base amazing

[@paulinedelaney5025]

Hi Wayne great job you make it look so easy 👍

[@donnabender3341]

A tutorial on aging eyes would be awesome. I find I just can't apply like I used to. I've been pouncing the color on instead of sweeping across the lid. Any other suggestions? 💋💕

[@bevyoung2009]

Thank you Wayne.

[@acameves]

Hi Wayne. How are you? I don't know if it will work on hooded eyes. I mean that the excess skin is stretched when cleaning and changes position when returning. Sorry for my English.

[@OneLove101.]

How I wish I was this good at applying make up 🥰

[@Bruja989]

Nice! Thanks for the tutorial ❤

[@dagnolia6004]

genius, and generous

[@lillyjevrem6914]

Did I understand well when saying don’t powder…meaning no powder (as in baking over primer on eyes) before eye shadows i.e eye shadow, blusher etc directly on cream (foundation od primer)? Thank you.

[@hablin1]

That looks great , and it makes sense 👍🥰

[@emmsue1053]

🥰 Thank you!

[@aramideugbomeh]

Beautiful! Love it thank you Goss

[@alihave1]

looks amazing

[@teeswaran]

Beautiful! ❤

[@amandamcgarry7581]

You are such a good tutor

[@aadolan3347]

He's beautiful!

[@miarnost459]

I've tried eye primers and my main problem is the powder eyeshadow turns pasty and moves/mixes with the primer. I've have let it dry before applying the eyeshadow and it's a guessing game if it will apply evenly or turn muddy (in consistency and color)

[@reneebanbury7066]

Love the look & I always enjoy a quickie! 😂

[@alihave1]

i love it💚💚💚💚

[@madeleine7]

Thank you! I love your videos!

[@fineassamyfresh2387]

I love this! Thank you!!

[@anamarcelaazeglio1183]

Wayne podrías poner subtitulos en Español?gracias Sos un genio de Argentina

[@onestep2dee]

I've tried this and while the eyeshadows do indeed blend and have a lot of intensity, I have very oily eyelids, so I have to set the primer with a powder or it will crease.

[@rheacapiehdo3851]

Will this work for hooded eyes?

[@DS-xg7hk]

Today I got a cream base but i had an issue: it sticks to my eyeshadow brushes and then breaks really weirdly when I try to apply anything to it--- even loose powder. I'm not sure what to do... I started using makeup very recently and I had just stuck to regular primers and powders til now

[@jenvo2891]

You could try using your finger to apply the cream base instead. Then using a patting motion to first deposit the powder eyshadow on top of the base then blend however you like once some of the powder is pressed onto the base to make it less tacky.

[@DS-xg7hk]

@@jenvo2891 i was using a brush to apply it so using my fingers might help-- thanks I'll try that tomorrow