WORLD'S EASIEST MAKEUP TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS | Anyone Can Do THIS!

[@jillpotts7472]

so i know you probably won't reading this cuz for good reasons you review comments 3 hrs after a video launches... but i almost cried with this video. ive been watching you for years. a drug store make up experimenter, i've bought several high end products on your recommendation ( that i don't regret) ... but u described me to a T. im a literalist. i can't approximate. when you said to the pupil of your eye,and this part that covers your eye ... i literally cried. i know pathetic. but im constantly like.. wait tight line?? or movable lid, or i can't even begin... ty❤

[@CharlisDailyDiary]

Thank goodness, a non-Sephora sale video. Bless you! 💜💜💖

[@cathydavis8212]

Brilliant Charlotte! This could be a series: basic makeup; party look; using shimmers/metallics; how to use any eyeshadow palette; how to apply blush, bronzer, contour & highlight on one cheek!; how to use lipliner for those of use traumatized by Tammy Faye Bakker (asking for a friend😉)

[@darlosmurf148]

I think we all need a back to basics reminder every now and then and this is great

[@SuboJvR]

My top tip is for those with oily lids specifically. I spent decades just thinking I was rubbish at makeup, or I couldn't use it, because my eyes always ended up a mess. Until I realised, I have oily lids. And science - oil breaks down make up of all sorts, including waterproof mascara, because it's not oilproof mascara. And uhh, we often use cleansing OILS to remove make up. Science was telling me what was wrong the whole time and I never noticed. I use a really good eyeshadow primer now - like NARS smudge proof - whenever I put anything on my eyes. This includes eyeshadow of all types, powder - liquid - etc, liner, mascara. The primer HAS to go on. The first time my eye look lasted the day I nearly cried with happiness, except obviously I didn't want to ruin said eye look. Also, the mascara you used here Charlotte, the Hourglass Unlocked is a tubing mascara which is my other top tip for oily lid ladies. It doesn't go anywhere. I am no longer a panda but a person. :)

[@ClaireJaneGray]

I have the same issue and found the Hourglass eye primer was a game changer - my eye make up now stays put all day. Still trying to find my holy grail face primer though!

[@bevyoung2009]

I have been wearing makeup for 45 years, but I like to be up to date on my application. Thank you Charlotte.

[@aprilrich807]

Same. As I’ve aged, I’ve learned that while my product type doesn’t really need much change, the methods required need to evolve occasionally. As an example, my way of applying blush needed adjustment this year. No more smiling for placement on the apples - just ends up in little creases. I’ve also had to adjust eyeshadow placement-not really due to trends, but due to age.

[@carolineida1]

You look lovely Charlotte. Thank you for this xxx

[@Susanm-rs5ip]

Thank you such for a great video. Even though I'm 69 and have worn makeup forever, this video was a good reminder of basic steps and some new steps I'm definitely going to try.

[@lavayuki]

I'm not a beginner in that I have been wearing makeup for over 20 years, but there is always something new to learn, especially as you are pretty much like a pro makeup artist in terms of skill! Great video idea, I like quick easy looks for work days when I don't have much time for makeup

[@marygillespie2028]

Thanks Charlotte - there are some tips here which will help me get dressed and out the door more quickly!

[@kathleenzea]

I've been doing my makeup for decades, but I love to see your "basic" instructions because I always learn something new. Your use of the sponge and brushes makes so much sense. Thank you, Charlotte!

[@isabelw.5666]

As a normal person, working a normal job (not in front of cameras or in super exposed roles) I feel primers are an overkill. Modern formulars were created to work with bare skin. So the base products when applied on moisturized skin, get a bit eaten up and become one with my skin. 😅 And due to this process, they tend to look waaay more natural than with a barrier product in between. They still last for a business day. And I am an oily girl. 😅 So for absolute beginners, I always recommend something like Lisa's skin tint, some light powder, no bronzer/contour but something sculpting like the MAC glow play blush in "blush, please" and a super easy eyeshadow palette in browns to play with (Lancome hypnose no.18, one of Lisa's sets, whatever they like from Charlotte Tilburry - these formulars just WORK 😅). Basically as few layers as possible. And if it needs to stay put: CTs Setting Spray. This somehow looks more natural than a primer.

[@KaterinaPisecka]

Brilliant tutorial ❤so kind and careful explanation ❤

[@barbraluce5706]

I have that Sisley blush and now I have a new technique. Thank you

[@sueanderson9860]

The Dior stick foundation is the only one in the whole wide makeup world that I’ve liked. Once I found the CT contour wand, I’ve never tried another. Just love it!

[@TrishaWhelan]

Thank you. It’s always helpful to have a refresher course on how to apply products. You’re always lovely.

[@Em-zp6ho]

Very good video ❤ of course not all products working for everybody. The powder from pat mcgrath for example contains alcohol which would be a nightmare for my undereyes but of course I understand what the message of this video is. Thank you ❤😊

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

What a great video!! I’ve been doing my makeup for a long time, but I always feel like something is “off” with my application. This really gives me a bit of confidence! A tip I’ve learned is to allow your bronzer (and blush) to double as eye shadow. You don’t have to worry about the colors not “going together” with the rest of your makeup, and it helps save money. Thanks again, Charlotte!!❤

[@BrendaBostonGirl]

Such a good video, hearing you articulate what we’ve seen you do is so helpful! Always can learn more.

[@AM-jb7oz]

Beautiful! Thank you for walking us through the steps.

[@emilykinsler9765]

Your final look is so pretty and natural.

[@lisalovesphotography]

You’re so lovely to do this, Charlotte. This is the type of video I wanted when I decided I needed to update my makeup skills. I’m sure others will find it super-helpful!

[@Progr3ssNotPerfection]

That’s for me. Turned 48 in august and had discovered make up just a couple of months prior haha thanks!!!

[@annikabakman8834]

This was very useful, thank you. The only thing: I have a very small mouth with thin, not well defined lips so “then you just add some lipstick” makes me still feel a bit, well, confused I guess 😅

[@jenniferteters7931]

I’m sure Charlotte will have a great tip, but there are brands that make lipsticks with a very thin bullet that might better fit your lip shape, I think hourglass has one.

[@jayejoseph]

This is such a great primer! I’m bookmarking to send to friends when they ask me how to do their makeup! Also I’m loving your hair today!

[@LPno.9]

The foundation doesn't match. Aren't your friends going to notice? It's also not blended between her eyes. Maybe that's because she's using a monitor rather than a mirror, so it's fixable. But the color is too dark and too warm. She forgot to mention that luminous blush can make large pores or other texture more obvious. You don't need highlighter. Every step is optional. If you have visible pores matte blush is best.

[@lucylou8833]

Thank you so much i need this loved the minimal makeup one to

[@CharitySimard]

You are always beautiful but you look particularly beautiful in this vid 😊

[@pennybillington1966]

Fantastic video, maybe suggestions for less expensive products for those of us who simply can't afford some of those you used? 💜

[@bevyoung2009]

I always use setting powder.

[@bevyoung2009]

Thank you for showing me your blush application.

[@SabiAll]

wow * __ * love love love love today's look

[@pamcroasmun3519]

I love the Tom Ford primer but I just went back to work so I need to find something cheaper since I’m doing makeup more often.

[@babydollcarson9]

❤. Thank you. I got the Dior foundation and I am going to use my sponge instead.

[@evelienvz]

I am not a beginner but because I have the same products (because of you..) I did along. Thank you!

[@sussannekeith5676]

Bless you dear Charlotte…after years makeup, you have solved many frustrations ❤

[@lisapierce525]

Excellent tutorial. Love your hair!

[@donnacorker8476]

Thank you 🙏🏻 back to basics

[@gailschaefer-guajardo6731]

Thank you for sharing this makeup application and the products used. You look stunning. It was very helpful and informative.💗👍💯✔️❗

[@megdvs21]

What a fantastic fun video 😀

[@janelleespinosa6247]

So gorgeous!!

[@noudjoumbenabid3378]

Thank you again Charlotte, for these fantastic tips! I got the new Shodo brushes from Rephr, they are absolutely phenomenal! They literally apply the eye shadows for you! It is the first time I am impressed by brushes, I have hooded mature eye lids

[@LynneF-jx2uj]

Charlotte, thank you this is so helpful! I love the LE shadows, I’ve used them nearly every day since they launched and I’m going back for more shades. They’re the only shadows I can rely on not to crease and they’re so easy to use. Will rewatch this especially for your tips on using concealer as my under eyes look worse when I use it! It always creases, making lines look worse and I’m not sure I’m using the correct shade.

[@kapkone]

Love this video

[@LJFAM]

Cuteeeeee

[@eleecea]

I have the worst under eye circles they tell me I need color correction so I don’t look grey - then they say it’s easier to add darkness than to remove darkness so some say you need a few shades of concealer and to put the brighter shade on the lower art of the eye- and then you set it, make sure to work it in the puff or tap off excess on a brush and then pat pat-all I know is it seems concealer just looks terrible in person - and seems to highlight texture and this one annoying line under my one eye- on camera it’s amazing but I’m not living life on camera - do you have any advice?

[@BlingyBea]

Excellent video, I think I’ve been doing something wrong, after I put on my sunscreen and let it absorb for 15 minutes I’ll do my eyes then after the 15 minutes I’ll put on my primer, I’ve never waited long, maybe 1 minute to let it absorb then I apply foundation. About how long should I wait before applying my foundation? Also how long should I wait after foundation to apply powders, etc? Thank you❤

[@heathersargent289]

Is 3 N ur summer shade in the Dior stick ? I am trying to figure out which to buy 3n or 3.5 N . It looks beautiful on u , I also have the Stick bronzer in 2 tan in my cart. It's the only foundation type product I'm interested in this sale because i usually use nothing or the LE Skintint.

[@teresamadan7978]

What is comparable to Lisa Eldridge liquid eyeshadow in the USA?

[@birgitkraft8525]

I would use Colourpop, their shadow sticks are great and easy to blend. The LE are a bit overpriced IMHO. They blend very well, too🎉

[@teresamadan7978]

@@birgitkraft8525 thanks so much. I’ll have to take a look.

[@africke744]

I learnt make up in the 80s so I've always started my blush at the top of my cheekbone, increasingly high up, as I've aged 😂. I also have a square face.

[@bevyoung2009]

You look gorgeous 😍

[@bevyoung2009]

Hello beautiful Charlotte 😍

[@Progr3ssNotPerfection]

Yaay

[@Sine761]

❤❤❤

[@bessmorin7399]

Have fun with makeup ! Experiment ! If you make a “mistake” you can wipe it off and start again ☺️

[@bevyoung2009]

I use primer before makeup. I am over 60 with normal skin.

[@SusanD101]

No, beginners need to buy high street until they know the right colours for them. For instance, the beginner may not buy the correct item by Dior or Charlotte Tilbury.

[@peterlangendorff9846]

Mmmm, I’m not so sure about this one, Charlotte.

[@barbarapirpinias1916]

What a brilliant video! You just explain things so wonderfully 🫶