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583K views · 13K reactions | This video is for people that don't know what they're doing when it comes to eyeshadow. | This video is for people that don't know what they're doing when it comes to eyeshadow. | By Beauty by Mikayla Jane | Video's for people that don't know what the **** they're doing when it comes to eye shadow. So if that's not you, leave. Now that it's just me and you, I'm sick of you saying you can't do it. Okay? What the **** is wrong with you? You can do it. Change your damn attitude. You need some sort of base on your eyes first. It can be an eye shadow base like P Louise concealer whatever you got. Okay? Whatever you got. Just don't go guns blazing and go straight in with eye shadow. I've been using P Louise for years. Put about a pea-sized amount and then I take my beauty blender and I blend it all over the surface area of the eye. It's going to look a little funny. Now, I'm going to keep it simple. You're going to need three brushes for this look, okay? A ladge blender brush, a medium blender brush, and a small blender brush. What's the difference? One's ladge, one's medium, and one's small. What don't you **** get? Keep it neutral for today. I'm going to use the Patrick Tom Major Dimension palette but use any palette that has neutral colors. The Ladge fluffy blending brush. I'm going to go into the lightest shade of the four that we're going to use. And I like to call this the transition color. What you're going to do is you're going to stab in the crease. Okay? If the if you feel a push-in socket here that's your crease. If you don't have a crease **** fine one. Make one. Okay? You can. That's a separate video for another day if you have a hooded eye. Alright so I'm going to take this and fluff it in my crease like this windshield wiper pretty fast. I always prefer to hold the middle of my brush. And I'm using a light pressure going back and forth, back and forth, back and forth and then I'm going to begin to take it straight up to the brow and I'm just fluffing. Very light pressure still and it creates a beautiful shadow on the eye. Now, with the medium blending brush, we're going to go into the next darkest shade. This is where we're going to begin to deepen the crease, the eye socket and you sat by laying the color just in the crease and then with the very light hand, you begin to go upwards towards the brow and diffuse these edges very lightly. I like to diffuse outwards like this to the tail of the brow. And within a matter of seconds you have this really nice soft diffused eye. Gonna repeat that on the other side. Remember less is more. Don't stat with too much. Okay you can always build it. Then if you want take your lags fluffy blender. Go back in and just soften it up more. Don't add any additional eye shadow to it. Just go back in. My small blending brush. Now we're going to go into this rich brown. And we're going to place this what's called the outer V. So see it's the shape of a V. Same thing. Place it and then begin to diffuse it. Keep it in that V. This gives dimension and lift. Pull it out towards the tail of the brow. See the difference? With my finger. I'm going to mix two of the light shades together. And I'm going to lightly press that into the open space. Soften those together. You need to tight line. See the difference that makes? Curl the lashes. One coat mascara then I'm going to add falsy you. Done.

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459K views · 10K reactions | How to apply false lashes | Mikayla Nogueira | How to apply false lashes | Mikayla Nogueira | By Mikayla Nogueira | If you struggle to put on false lashes, this video's for you. There's actually quite a few ways to put on false lashes. Everyone has their own way of doing it. For me, I like to start out with one coat of mascara. So, I'm just going to curl my lashes real quick. You don't want to put mascara first. Don't worry about it. I started wearing false lashes senior year of high school. And it it took me a while to actually get the hang of it. It definitely was not easy for me the first few times. A good pair I like to recommend for beginners is the kiss ruffle lashes. This is if you want to bit of drama. There's a lot of other more natural styles especially from Kiss and Idell. If you have hooded eyes, I definitely recommend using a smaller lash than this. Okay, first thing you need to do is measure the lash. So, as you can see, when I put this on my eye, it is way too long. It has to be trimmed. That's going to be the case for majority of people. Some people are lucky and don't have to trim it all. The amount you trim is up to you but the best thing to do is trim from the longer end because if you cut the shawl end. It's going to be really long in your inner corner and it can poke you and and just you know I wouldn't recommend it. Once you get the hang of things then you can stack cut in the shorter inner corners if you want. I do it's just really a preference of how you like the lashes to look. The amount you cut off is going to depend on the shape of your eye. For me I usually cut off about two sections. Hey this is something that can be really helpful actually. Tightlining. So this is a black pencil liner. I'm going to take this and I'm going to tight line my lash line. This is actually going to give some dimension that's going to make it easier to see where the lash band needs to go. And I promise this is not scary to do. Just look down. Don't even think about it and go back and forth. Now that I've tight lined. See how on this eye you can see my lash line a bit more clearly. It's a little more defined. Another thing when you're tight lining look away from the pencil liner. So wherever the pencil is look the opposite direction. Excuse that this is disgusting. Clearly, this is my favorite glue. It's the duo green. I also like the duo lavender. Gonna take your lash and you're just going to do a thin line of glue across the entire band. Now, I let this glue set and get tacky for 60 seconds or more personally. Here's a fun fact, the application. Take the lash. All you going to do is set it down in the middle of your eye. Just make sure you press down the middle. Don't worry about the ends. Once the middle is secure. Take the outer end. Press it down. Take the inner end. Press it down. That is all you have to do and just press it until it is secure and let it dry. Add a touch of mascara to blend. And that is it. Let me know if you have any questions and I really hope this helped. I mean I personally hate being called an influencer like please don't call me that. I prefer contact creator. I personally like I teach more so than I influence in my opinion. I understand people buy a lot of the things that I say and talk about but it's never my intention to sell. I I really just want to share my passion for makeup. Share the things I love. Um and yeah there's a lot of makeup I love because I'm obsessed with makeup. Um and if someone's influenced to buy something I like that's on them you know. But I don't think it's a bad thing. I mean I think trying makeup, buying makeup is super fun. But yeah I don't really like the whole influencer word. I think some people influence the wrong things. I just talk about makeup. That's my whole TikTok you know.

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