Hello Vogue, this is Camille Razat. I hope you are well. Today I'll show you
my rather lazy morning routine to be quick and look natural like a Parisian. We'll start
with the Augustinus Bader Eye Cream. This is a product that I really like. We're going to tap to help decongest. Since I'm often wearing make-up, the skin around my eyes gets irritated, so this serum really helps. Then, we carry on with the serums,
before the moisturizer, also by Augustinus Bader. It's going to help smooth the skin,
moisturize it in depth and for the make-up, it'll bring
a certain glow that I really like. Don't forget the neck,
always going upwards, never downwards. Let's move on to my moisturizer,
from Embryolisse, which is great as a make-up base,
because it helps the make-up penetrate the skin and really hydrate it. Same thing... To avoid congested skin, we'll use a gua sha. So same here,
it's allows to decongest, smoothen the traits a little bit, to make you look less puffy,
which is often my case in the morning. We'll go upwards, always. Like this. So, you really start from the chin,
work your way up and then in. I do this ten times per zone. This is going to stimulate the glands
and wake up the face, with a little pressure. We'll do the same thing here, for the double chin. We're also going to lift
the facial traits, like this. We're going to do
the same thing for the eyebrows, to revitalize your expression a little. We're going to finish with the forehead. It's getting better. I'm a bit rosy, but it'll go away. We're going to start the make-up. So, I'm going to start
with a light base on my skin, to fix the makeup even more and to have a certain glow, to keep it. So... we'll start with the Sisley light base. I really don't use much, you know, it's just brighten up the whole face. Then I'm going to do what is commonly called contouring,
but not really, it's going to be much lighter than that. I'll take the Fenty cream. For me, it's the amber shade to make it intentionally
slightly darker than my skin, to deepen a little bit
on zone 3, like this, and define the facial contours
a little bit more. You don't need to put much on.
Same thing. It's pretty light, but trust me,
it makes a difference in the end. I don't know if you can see,
we've got a pretty clear 3, which will define more
the chin and the cheekbones. It's quite nice. To complete
and accentuate this effect even more, I'm going to use the powder
to give a healthy glow, from L'Oréal, Sunrise in Paradise, we're going to pretend there's sunshine. Same thing, we're following 3. Now, the dark circles
under the eyes. This is always a tricky part for me, because I'm very pale
and I'm between two shades, so I'll need three different concealers to find my shade and make it look bright and at the same time,
manage to hide the dark circles.. So first,
I'm going to use, from Absolution, this concealer that I love
from Christophe Danchaud. Little tip, I don't have any, but otherwise,
if you have a water spray, you can use it.
If you have dry skin or if it peels a little bit because of make-up,
photo shoots, or whatever, you can moisten it a bit first. I'm pretty hydrated now,
so I don't need it, but there it is,
it's a little tip. So... we apply it... with a sponge, I find that it helps the product to be better absorbed, than with the fingers. I love this sponge,
it's from Givenchy, it's really handy. Then there's this concealer from Sisley, which I really like, which is both nourishing and has a texture
that is very easy to apply. For me, this is number 1. I like this one because of it's cooling effect, so first of all,
I like to put it in the fridge, and it'll help avoid puffiness as well, since it's super fresh. And I'm going to stretch it out. The whole point of a concealer
is that you don't see the texture, otherwise it looks overdone
and I hate that, so basically, I prefer to have
slight dark circles left, but in a natural way,
without looking tired, rather than absolutely
having to cover everything and that the texture shows on the skin. There you go, not bad. We're getting pretty good,
I'm looking less tired. And the last step for dark circles
will be La Mer, La Mer concealer, which has a pretty rich texture, so be careful not to put too much on, but it's going to finish covering up here, and the little imperfections
I may have from the cold, etc. So, I'm really only going here. Same here, that's normal. Always with the little sponge. Mask the redness a little bit. And we're going to finish,
but I don't know if it's the right one, we'll see, with Yves Saint Laurent's Touche Éclat. I really don't put much on. It's just to add
a little bit of light at the end. Next, we're going to do the blush. So I like to apply it with my finger, I find it easier.
It's the MAC Pro Face Palette. What I love about this product, is that you can use it as a blush, or it can be used for eyelids. For example,
when I'm travelling, it's super handy. So in this case,
I'm going to use it as a blush, and I'm going to use this colour here. A little smile to see
where the cheeks are, even if we're supposed to know it. What I like to do
is a bit of a sunburn effect, so I'm going to take my blush, put a bit on the tip of my nose, I think it gives a fresh look
and it's pretty cute. OK. I'll complete with Dior. Ok now to finish, let's do the eyes. I like a natural look, so I'm just going to put some mascara on,
it won't take very long. I spend a lot more time on my eyebrows, because they have to be disciplined,
because they are a bit wild. So, in order to do that,
I'm going to use the Diorshow which is really great. I finally found a shade for me,
as I'm blonde, but kind of ash-blond, it's been really hard to find my shade. So first
I'm going to fill in the blanks, and then I'll kind of recreate, here, a shape, carefully. Now, let's discipline them. What I like to do,
and as a matter of fact, I keep it in my bag, is to use Elnett from L'Oréal. I take my brush, and I fix them, so there's not too much texture. See, they're pretty fluffy,
but that's just my taste, you can keep them regular too. Instrument of torture. So first, you pinch gently, to check you're not pinching yourself,
obviously. See the difference? It seems like nothing,
but when you apply your mascara, it changes everything,
it prevents clumping, I think this step is essential. I know it's scary, but honestly,
it changes everything. So this is my favourite product,
my must-have, the Volume Balm Noir from L'Oréal. It's a mascara,
but it's also a care product. It maximizes the volume
up to 7 times more than normal. I've been using it for three months, my eyelashes are so long
they're touching my eyelid now, so it's real. You start at the base of the lashes,
insist on the base, so you can then stretch the product all over the lashes, and emphasize the outer corner. That depends on your taste too. I like to put
a little bit on the bottom line, just to intensify the look. That's it. Absolutely necessary, Homéoplasmine. It's a product that I love,
I put it on my lips all the time. Not only is it moisturizing,
but it's like a micro-scrub, it's very soft and it'll make the small dead skin cells disappear on their own. I'm going to apply, from L'Oréal, there are two sides, see. There's intense, and, on the other side, here, you have a lipstick
that's a bit easier to apply, a bit creamy. I took this shade,
it's really extremely light. It's just to even out the colour. And then, the Maximizer from L'Oréal, which will give them
a little bit more pulp. We've reached
the end of this beauty routine, so I'll show you
a bit more in detail. I hope you enjoyed it. This was Vogue France with Camille Razat
for the Beauty Tips. I'll see you soon and feel free to subscribe
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