♪ Tiana, Tiana ♪ Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. It's your girl, Jackie Aina. What's good people? I know I look really basic. I know I'm looking like a
five out of ten at the moment, but today I'm gonna be,
wait, I forgot pink phone, what is wrong with me? I mean, after the magic of
filming with Naomi Campbell has unleashed on my
channel, I'm not gonna lie, it takes me a minute to get
back in the groove of things. Thank you guys for supporting
that video, by the way, but let's get right into it. ♪ Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, ♪ ♪ Jackie, Jackie, Jackie,
Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie ♪ ♪ Jackie, Jackie, Jackie ♪ So listen up, today I have a very, a very serious topic that I
wanna cover right this instant. Can we just talk a little
bit about what soft glam is and what it isn't, okay? Soft glam is typically not glitter. I know that we like to
say make up has no rules, but these labels have
labels for a reason, like, there's a reason why it's
called sixties make up or contour, like, you can't just say "Well, make up is whatever you make it." No, contouring is not
whatever you make it, contouring is not filling in your brows. Soft glam is not three
layers of glitter cut crease, it's just not. That's something else, it's
great, but it's not soft glam. (laughing) All jokes aside
though, for real though, I wanna show you guys a little bit of how I like to do soft glam. Nineties, very matte,
basically no shine and yes, technically you could say
anything is soft glam, but then it wouldn't be soft
glam, like, what's the point? I've been seeing a lot of
people tweet about this and post looks using, like, the labels and the hashtag soft glam. Some of them are quite far
off of what it actually is. I think some great examples
that I've seen lately, I have a whole photo album
dedicated to this look, because I happen to be a fan. I don't usually often do soft,
like, I like highlighter, you know, like, I like
shimmer on my lids, I just do, but you wanna be truthful,
the true soft glam pioneer is Nicky Posley on Instagram. If you don't follow his
work, please do immediately. He is so incredibly talented. Whenever I'm on his Instagram page I feel like I'm in a
nineties R&B girl group. Ronke Raji just did a
really bomb, can you, if you could just focus though! This is, honey, this is soft glam. This is it, this is all the way it. She's wearing gloss which
is fine, like you can, I'm not against gloss at all, but think of soft glam
as kind of monochromatic. It's just like, all
taupes, beiges, browns, whatever's natural to your skin tone. It is the true quintessential
meaning of nude for you and your complexion. That's what we're going to be doing today, we're gonna be jumping right in. I'm also gonna be using the
new Vesca Beauty bronzers. It is the sponsor of today's video, shout out to you, Vesca, thank you. I think a couple of you
guys have heard about them. I've gotten questions about them and I'm gonna be testing
them out today on my channel. I'm gonna start off by priming
with my Milk Hydro Grip. Shout out to this being the
2019 primer of the year, girl, like, this primer (sighing). ♪ Milk, come through ♪ ♪ You deserve rounds tonight ♪ We're going full, well not full matte, at least I don't think. We're gonna go a little
bit more on the matte side, but also, I'm gonna be
doing a lot with like, the complexion is quintessentially,
the single handedly, expeditiously the most important
part of the whole look. Like duh, what do you think soft glam is? Now you know she loves, she isn't me, loves a mattified primer face before we step into complexion, so I'm gonna take my Laura
Mercier translucent powder, I use this in the shade brown. This helps really prep
the skin for an all day wearable face, hunty. It also minimizes shine. I feel like I break this down
almost every time I do it. I don't know why people
ask me why I do this, I explain it every, I
explain it every time, but nonetheless, I always do my videos as if it was somebody's
first time watching it, except for the brows, no one cares. - Yup, yup, yup, yup, yup. - But this is why I do this, I do this because it helps
the make up last way longer and it helps tone down shine if you have naturally oily skin, which is a blessing, don't get me wrong, because oily skin's great, but
when you're wearing make up you just wanna be able
to kinda balance it, you know what I mean? Even it out so it doesn't
get too out of hand. I don't talk a lot about this
foundation on my channel, but this is a really,
really beautiful formula. It's the Shiseido Synchro Skin
Self-Refreshing foundation in the shade 510 because I'm
black, West African at that. Most of us usually have, like, well I feel like most
women of color in general, not just black women,
have different tones, different parts of the face
that aren't all the same color. I find that this matches me
better in the center of my face, but I always have to
correct around my mouth, so. This thing has a lock,
so you flip it this way, it's locked and then you flip it that way, boom, boom, boom and then I'm gonna take a
nice, ooh, this is a new brush, this is from Iconic London. It's a paddle brush, I'm
gonna (clicking tongue). This is a really good color on me and I feel like the
undertone is pretty spot on. The coverage of this
foundation is really nice. It kind of reminds me of,
like, a lighter version of Born This Way, dare I
say, s'il vous plait? I think it's great for summer and I don't really talk about
this a lot on my channel, but I really like this formula and by the way, real
quick, I just wanna say if you haven't subscribed
to my channel yet but you've made it this far, how rude! How dare you? Kareesha, please! Like, for real though? Get off your high horse, dude and just join the Jackie Aina family. You know you like me, you know you're gonna keep
coming back, stop fronting. Ima wait, ima wait. Ima sit here and ima drink my Kombucha and wait until you hit that button. This is for extra mattifying reinforcement and also extra long wearability. Take your setting spray. (angelic choir music) Then blend out your foundation. Mixing your setting
spray in with your base is 100% scientifically. You guys, I don't make this stuff up, like, it's literally in the bible. This is how you get your setting
spray to last way longer, like, this is how you get more out of it, that's what I'm trying to say. This is how you get much more out of it and if you think I'm playing,
test it out for yourself. Like, I give you the tips, guys. It's up to you to test
them and try them out. I forget that this foundation does warm up a little bit more when you apply it, like, it looks slightly
darker on than when you first, like, swatch, but that
is a really beautiful, look at how beautiful that coverage is. Two pumps. I love this look and I love
how trends just recycle and we're going back to, like, what the nineties supermodels
used to look like. I mean, I don't look like a supermodel, but I like the fact
that we now have, like, access to all the cool stuff and the cool looks that they used to use and you don't necessarily
have to, I mean, yes, I love Shiseido, I love Laura Mercier, but there's also Colorpop,
there's also Nyx. Stop texting me! There are so many other brands that you can do the same vibe with, you just gotta find them, baby. Maybe I'll do a part two
and try to do the drugstore, not as boujee equivalent of this. Let me know in the
comments if you want that. I typically, that's probably very rare, like, I don't like doing the same videos over and over again, but for soft glam I might to do it to 'em one time though. Now we gotta do some correcting and add our first layer of concealer. Now, as you guys know,
or maybe you don't know. I don't know what took you
so long, but welcome, girl. I like to let my concealers
dry down a little bit because it adds more coverage
and it makes them way easier, like, they don't blend
out as easily and wait, what am I trying to say? Okay, when a concealer's still wet, like, the product still comes
off your face, right? When it's dried down, it's more likely to stay more in place. I'm gonna take the Kevyn Aucoin
Essential Skin Enhancers, I use the shade SX15, sometimes I also use the
shade, I think it's 14, I think it's the red shade
that comes before this, but anyway, we'll take
a little bit of that right under my eye and start concealing the darker under eye circles. Now I don't want anybody
to get it twisted, sis, whenever I say I'm correcting darkness, it doesn't mean the dark, like, it's not that the darkness
is a mistake, no, sis. Your darkness is by God's
design and you are beautiful and wonderfully made in his image, but when you're wearing a
full face of make up, like, I also have the right to
have an even complexion and we're just doing
this to make sure that everything seamlessly blends and also, nobody wants to
look darker under their eyes, like, that's just not a thing. Like, I don't know if
that was ever a thing in ancient Egyptian history or something, but, you know how trends
change and evolve, but here on my planet, in
this century, this hemisphere, we don't do that, okay? Maybe down in Area 51, but
here in good old Los Angeles, no, mm-mm, you're canceled. So that shade has a red undertone to it and what ima basically
do is blend this out, leaving my concealer
as is, 'cause remember, we like to let that dry down. I also went for Kevyn
Aucoin's Sensual Skin Enhancer because the coverage is
pretty much as full coverage as it gets for concealers. Because this look is so heavy, it's definitely more full glam, it's definitely more flawless
coverage, no flaws at all. We're going for that vibe. Now I'm just patting this
concealer under the eyes out. Looking less tired one stroke at a time. (gasping) Like, the complexion is
literally without a single flaw. Complexion's looking flawless. If you're wondering what
brush this is, by the way, these are from Hourglass,
they're pretty awesome. You guys know I love to use the Multi-use Sculpting Concealers
from Too Faced to contour, but I actually stopped using Sable, I think I was using Sable before. Cocoa. Cocoa is so good. It is, actually I've been going, like, not as dark to contour. It's still obviously
darker than my skin tone, but like, Sable's, like, really dark and Ganache is even more dark. Stay a little bit closer
to your skin tone. Don't go for a super,
super, three to four shades, don't got too dark on the contour guys. So as you can see, I also
hit the little corner, like, I don't know what this area's
called, I have no idea, the nose bridge. I mean, I always thought
this was the nose bridge, but whatever. Ima just take a Morphe blending brush and ima blend this out
and you wanna blend this into your eyebrows. You want what Jackie Aina has. If you want what Jackie Aina has, you have to do your make up this way. This is how I fake a nose contour and yes, it is a little high up. That's okay 'cause we're gonna
also conceal down the middle. I'm gonna blend this out. You can use a sponge too,
like I don't discriminate. Girl, use whatever the hell you want. This is why I don't like doing brows first because I personally don't
feel like I can really give the skin the attention it deserves, but everybody has their own preference. I actually like to blend my contour all the way into my brow, so I'm following the
natural contours and shapes of the face, like the shadows of the face, but I'm also going,
like, well into my brow and blending upwards. Go over the middle of my face again. I wanna actually show you
guys, like, the transformation one step at a time. As you can see, the contour is present, but it's not as strong as
what you're used to seeing. Like, I usually take
it there with contour, but this is soft, hence the name soft glam and it's also very subtle. I love this color. I freakin' love Cocoa, this is the most gorgeous contour ever. Oh my God, you know who's
also so good at soft glam, is Aysha Harun. If you don't follow Aysha
Harun, first of all, queen of brows, wow! Hats off to you sister,
girl, just for that alone. She does a lot of those kind
of looks and I love her. She's a fellow brown girl and her make up always
looks literally flawless. We're gonna do a little
bit more highlighting with Chestnut now, from Too Faced and I love this color
because it's a nice highlight that isn't too, too off putting, very light, very golden, very creamy and the coverage is
freakin' flawless, baby! Sometimes I like applying
this with a brush, sometimes I don't care and
I'll just go straight in with the applicator. It's nice to know I have
the option of both 'cause this actually does have
a really good applicator, but today I'm gonna do it with the brush and what might encourage one
to use a brush you may ask? Well, that's a great question. If I want a little bit
more control over, like, where the product is placed, if I also wanna control,
like, how much of the product actually hits my face, I'll use a brush. If I don't care, if I'm being a little
laissez faire that day, I'll just go right in
right with the applicator. It just depends on my,
like I said, my mood, my vibe, my look and then I prefer to blend out
my concealers with a sponge. I just feel like the look
is a lot more seamless. Now the thing is this has to be damp. I've come to realize there's
still a lot of people who are very curious about
sponges and how they work and how they don't work. I can't speak for other sponges, but I know for sure
with the Beauty Blender, it has to be damp. It's just not the same product
if it's not damp at all, it's not the same product at all and also, please make sure
to hit that jawline, sis. Like, I tend to be way more
yellow, olive-y back here. There's nothing worse than
that line of demarkation, so I also just try to,
you know, courtesy blend, courtesy blend right around that area. Now we really wanna take it
there with the highlight, because like I said, the
skin is the stand out part of this whole entire look. I'm gonna go even lighter with concealer, only a little bit though. This is also from Too
Faced, the shade Caramel. No, Caramel's pink, hold on. What I meant to grab was Butterscotch, she's a little bit more golden. I hope you all can find it
in your hearts to forgive me for my transgressions. Now, this doesn't mean we're
trying to look lighter, we just really want that
under eye area to be the stand out part of the whole look, so I'm gonna go in with
a little bit of this and a little bit of that. It started with a kiss,
it went on like that, like literally that much. I know it feels like I'm
using a lot of product and that's 'cause I am, but I'm using a little bit of
a lot of different products, catch my drift? And the less product that you use, the easier it is to blend out. Also the more control you have because there's nothing worse than putting on too much product too soon and then you're screwed
and you can't erase, like, you can, but ain't nobody got time. I'm gonna move onto Honey from Fenty. This is a really warm,
beautiful, golden toned powder. This is definitely not
a powder, in my opinion, that I like using everyday
because it is so warm, but that's the look we're going for today so that's what we're gonna use. I'm gonna dab a little bit of that in the center of my forehead. This is where I get shiny, by the way. Definitely wanna pack it on there. Shout out to everybody with an oily T-zone and then I'm gonna apply
some of that under my eyes. Now I'm gonna go back to
my Laura Mercier powder, this is my skin tone shade and
just powder the rest of face. This is gonna keep
everything locked into place. Now the next step if my
favorite part, hold on. Let me get my brush, let me get my brush, let my get my brush, let me get my brush. So I can't locate the actual
brush that I wanted to use, but you know those eyeliner
brushes that aren't. (grunting) You know those eyeliner
brushes that aren't angled, they're just straight, flat top? I can't find that brush right now, but I grabbed something else instead. T48 from The Makeup Shack. I'm actually gonna take my
powder, again, from Fenty and dust off the excess,
we don't wanna make a mess, we wanna get this right the first time and I'm gonna draw a line right
down the middle of my nose, AKA highlighting. This isn't really, really been done the way I want it to be done 'cause this isn't the
right brush, but it's fine, we make it work, we always do and then I'm gonna move upwards and start patting that in. No, just changed the brush, dammit. Start patting that into my forehead and really precisely whittle this down. I'm gonna leave a little
bit of excess powder for our under eye to catch any fall out, then we're gonna move onto my bronzer. I'm gonna use the shade
Kissed By Bali today, from Vesca. I freakin' love this brush. Nabela's e.l.f collab brush, it's so good. So I actually take, like,
the side of the brush. I like it for both... That's really dark. I like this brush for
both bronzer and blush because it's so soft, but I'm just gonna start
patting this into my skin. (hip hop music) And a little bit of that
really goes a long way, but I feel like I'm
doing the exact opposite of what I taught y'all in the beginning 'cause this is so dark. It's fine, I'm gonna go
over my foundation brush, like right over it, to tone it down and then on this side,
I didn't add as much. That top layer of new product
is always the freshest. But this bronzer has pretty good coverage and it comes in seven shades. (upbeat music) They're 30 dollars each
and they smell really good, they have, like, a really soft, I dunno, it reminds me of, like, butter. I love a scented bronzer. If you don't, oh well. On top of that, because like I said, this bronzer was a little deep, I'm gonna take my Anastasia in Mahogany just to, kind of, warm
it up a little bit more and also, using a clean blending brush, I'm gonna take some of
that bronzer into my brows, a little bit of Vesca, the Vesca bronzer mixed with the ABH. Now for the brows, it's
time to give the girls what they really, really want. ♪ So tell me what you want,
what you really, really want ♪ - It has to be a very
structured, very flawless, but also, like, I've
recently been reevaluating how dark I go on my brows and I think I go a little
too dark on my brows than what I really am comfortable with, so normally I take, like, an almost black, like, really dark brown brow pencil, but because, again, this is soft glam, we're gonna actually go
up a shade before that and this is from Maybeline, it's in the shade deep brown. I'm also gonna kinda go back and forth between this one from Maybeline and the new Fenty brow
pencil, I really like these. The shade that I use is dark brown. This is the brow MVP and I'm just gonna use
little tiny baby hair strokes and just shape and fill in that brow. I don't shape that much more
extreme outside of, like, my natural shape and I do
microblading for a reason, 'cause it makes filling in
my brows so much easier, then I use the smallest and when I tell the little
itty bitty titty-ish amount of concealer to clean up,
like, the tail end of the brow just a little bit. You don't even see the
product when I apply it, like, that's how little I'm using. I'm not playing with my eyebrows today, I'm putting in the work. Ima take a little bit of
warm brunette brow gel. Now, to be fair, I've
never sued this before, I'm just looking for something new. This is, from Hourglass, a brow gel and it definitely looks a little bit more on the ashier side to me, but
we're gonna use it anyway. I always like to set the
brows because I feel like a nice set in place brow really
kicks up the glam a notch, you feel me? This is a good brow gel, by the way. The brow hairs really latched on and catch the brows really well. We're gonna move onto eyes. This is probably the most
important part of the tutorial because the eyes are very sculpted, they're very, dare I say, sexy. I live for a monochrome
moment, I'm not gonna lie. I just, I don't do it a lot, but I have a deep appreciation for it. So I took Chesnut, wait,
that was Butterscotch. That's fine, I'm gonna use
Butterscotch, whatever. I took my concealer from Too Faced and I'm gonna use that to
prime and prep our lids and we have our little
shadow catcher down here, our translucent powder
that we left earlier just to make sure we
don't get any fall out and mess up this beautiful, beat face. To this day, to this day! I like using this big, fluffy brush because it really helps
me, like, blend this out and also apply the product pretty quickly. Naturally, I gotta use my pallette because I have the best crease colors ever, so I'm gonna start off with Ginger. That's my pallette from ABH, welcome. If you're new here, I have a pallette with
Anatasia Beverly Hills and it's freakin' awesome. I'm gonna take a blending brush
and dive right into Ginger and start smoking that
out in my crease area. I accidentally dropped
my brush into Shookington so that's where the purple's
coming in, ignore that. I'm just gonna conceal over
it a little bit, block it out, lock out the negativity
and then do it again. This is just our crease color guys, so she don't gotta be perfect. The bigger those circles are, the more blended this is going to look and the more flawless this is gonna look and also, start off small. Don't brush on, like, I mean,
you can do that if you want, if you just wanna get the
look out the way and be fast, but I feel like the less color that I use and I slowly blend up, the better my eyeshadow looks turn out, so I don't pack on my brush
when I do a look like this because I ain't got to. Without necessarily adding more product, keep on blending and that's
really gonna help airbrush that whole lid area. Side note, I picked these
up recently from Sephora. I'm very honest, I feel like if I've, I don't wanna say dragged,
dragged is a harsh word, but I feel like Huda's been doing a lot of positive things with her brand as far as better and fairly representing dark skin black women on her platform. She just recently collabed
and created a lash with Kahlana Barfield and
I'm not gonna lie, like, outside of been taken off
the PR list, which, you know, I get it, I'm not gonna take it personal, I feel like she has, for the most part, handled the criticism pretty well, like, she doesn't clap back,
she doesn't block people, so I recently have been
using her brand again. I'm not gonna say, I'm still not a fan of the
things she's done in the past, of course, not here for
that, never will be, but I definitely feel like
since she started the brand, sis has been pretty consistent, so I gotta give credit where due. She came out with these Nude pallettes, so I'm gonna be using
a little bit of these. I'm gonna take this darker brown here. I definitely appreciate the
fact that every single launch people of darker
complexions are thought of and are present and are very much so a
part of the conversation. You know, people always ask me, like, "How does a brand recover?" I feel like that's how you recover. I feel like Huda's doing
everything you should do in the face of being criticized for not being inclusive enough. Shout out to you, Miss Huda. I've been peeping, I've been watching you and I know there are definitely
some other black influencers who feel the same way. I will incorporate her stuff as I see fit from time to time and these
little mini nude quads, I think are so adorable. As much as I would love to just
be able to use one pallette for this entire look, there kinda is no soft
glam pallette out there with all nudes that kinda
works with my complexion, that doesn't have colors
that I won't have to go out from other pallettes and use, so I'm just gonna go
back and forth, probably, between these two. I'm gonna take Credit from my pallette, the darker matte brown and I also wanna go on record and correct something that I mentioned earlier. I think that if you were
to do a soft glam look, it's okay to use shimmer on the eye, but as long as it's applied softly. So I'm taking Credit
and I'm really deepening and rounding out my eyes with this color. This is just my favorite dark brown, my favorite dark brown. If you wanna get a true eye shape you can actually tilt your head back and you can see exactly where the shadows are going to fall when
your eyes are closed, that's a little cheat sheet. Make sure you get just
along that top lash line. Like, I like to stop the
shadow about half way through and this is gonna take some time. There's no pop of color, really. You really wanna take your
time and blend this out slowly and make sure everything
looks seamless and flawless, because like I said, there's
no stand out cheek color, no distractions, there's no lid color. The shimmer lid that you can
slap on to hide all of the patchy blending, if there is any, so you really wanna take
your time and blend this out, even just by going in with a
clean brush and blending again. Pretty clean, pretty flawless and I'm going back to my
deeper blending brush, no product and I'm just
blending this all out, blending it around town. And also taking some of that Ginger and hitting the inner corner of my eye, so you wanna basically
blend from your crease all the way here, crease, here, crease, here, crease, here, crease, here. My hand's a little numb, been blending profusely
today, but it's fine. Okay, now we're gonna cut the crease, we're gonna cut the crease. I know, I know, I know,
tell all your friends, tag them in this video,
because I rarely do this. I'm going back to a little
bit of Butterscotch, the really, really light concealer shade that we used earlier and I'm gonna start working
Butterscotcheesha onto my lid with a sharp brush, the same one that I used for concealer. Now what I wanna do is I'm gonna take a more dense brush. This one is from Sigma. This is E50, it's like, really thick. You see that? Yeah, you see that. I'm gonna take that and start
to, kind of, blow it out around the edges so that it
looks a little bit more blended into my skin. Like, we want it to be a sharp line, but then again we kinda don't. We want this to all be
blended and seamless. Now this actually, from far away if you squint one eye and close the other, doesn't look bad, but we need
to put shadow on top of it. This is kind of setting the
precedence for what we want that eye to look like though, so I'm gonna go to the
Huda Nudes pallette. No, this is the Rich
Nude Obsessions pallette. I'm gonna take this color right here. It looks very washed out on camera, it's not that at all. I'm using the same brush
that we did for concealer, I'm just gonna flip it
over to the clean side and dab, dab, dab a little
bit at a time, not too much and start to concentrate that color right over where we applied the concealer. That is pretty. Do you see how my eye crease is here, like, this is where my socket is? Yeah, I'm going right, I'm
bulldozing right over it to make it look a little
bit more blown out, then we're gonna go back to Ginger and start blending out
around that crease area. We don't want it to look too harsh. We don't want there to
be, like, a super, like, light and matte line
compared to your skin tone, we wanna blend that out
and use ginger, kinda like, as a buffer color. I'm gonna carve the eye
just a little bit more using a little bit of
Credit and a blending brush, just deepening that
transition just a little bit. I dunno where the hell that
speck of glitter came from. Especially because in this area, like, you want this to be
seamless and blended out. Clean it up! Sponsored makes an excellent
shade for soft glam looks, I'm just saying. No one asked me but
that's beside the point. Oof, girl, give it to me! That just looks so pretty. Dare I go just a little darker? Why not? I'm gonna take the darker brown. Actually, it's not darker than Credit, it's just warmer. It's just slightly more
red, I'll say that. I'm taking a really tight brush now and I'm going right into that crease area. I'm just drawing a line,
just tracing my eye socket, that's it. Back to the blending brush, you guessed it and blend that out too. Just to add some dimension,
it's really not a soft glam look unless you have beige
liner in your waterline. Get with the program, ma'am! This is from Makeup Forever, it's their Artist Color Pencils. I like to use the shade Infinite Sand. It's actually a beige liner, so this is the equivalent
of when people put white in their waterline to,
like, brighten their eyes, but because the way my
dark skin is set up, like, that look is cool and everything, but I feel like it's a little
too stark for my complexion, so I go with off-white and I use a beige and it gives you the same
effect but not as shocking. I'm gonna apply this into my waterline, only about to there. I'm not gonna completely
close off my under eye, I'm just gonna apply it,
like, right to there, not all the way inside, just right there. Look how gorgeous this is and look how this just elevates the look. The eyes look completely different. You can't tell me that my eyes don't look
completely different now. They do, you lying, shut up. This is very un-Jackie like behavior, but I'm gonna take liquid liner, not because I want it to look real wing-y, I'm just literally lining on
my top lash line, that's it. We wanna close the gap
between our lash line and our outer V colors, so you don't even gotta wing the line. Just draw a line at your lash line. I don't know if they still
sell this liquid liner, but this like, still one of
my favorite liquid liners from Lancôme, the Grandiose Liner. I don't know what happened
to her but shout out to her. Now we're gonna need to
stamp shadow over that line because I don't want it to just be black, I actually want it to match the color of the beautiful gradient that
we have going on on the eyes. I'm gonna go back to my Rich pallette and I kinda wanna throw in,
like, a little bit of color, so I'm gonna use this Ras-- No, actually ima just mix these two. Yeah, mix them two, mix them. And I'm gonna go right over. I'll also mix in some
of this eggplant color, it's pretty dark, go right over it. See what I just did there and how that added a fun little
pop of color to the eyes? Ooh. Don't let that lid color get lost though, go ahead and apply a little
bit more if you need to. Are y'all getting, like,
yogurt vibes from this look or is it just me? Whenever I do, like, these
really light colors on the lid, that's what I feel like. I feel like I'm putting yogurt on my face. Now I'm gonna go back to my powder and this is like a fun little step that I think really cleans up and
helps sharpen the eye look. I'm gonna take my translucent powder. Make sure you're using a
sponge that's pretty sharp. This is the Dose of Color
sponge, I love this sponge. And I'm just gonna go around the eye area, just to clean it up and make
that look a bit more precise. It really helps to fine tune that eye. Now we gotta do the under eye and I'm not really gonna go too heavy. I normally do, but I'm gonna
peel back for this look, okay? I'm gonna take Credit, very lightly, don't get carried away, Suzette. As close to my lash line as possible, I'm gonna apply some of Credit, but like, I really, wow! That was intensely close! Look at how little a put down there. This brush, also from Nabela's
collection from e.l.f, using a bit of Ginger, I'm
gonna go right over that. You want this to be nice
and blended seamlessly and the best way to do that is to layer your transition color just like you do in your crease. We're pretty much done with the eyes, so it's now time to sweep
of the excess powder. The nice thing is when you do this, like, you have a now, like,
refreshed set of powder for the under eye. For blush, because this look, this look actually ended
up being a lot more pinky mauve than I initially imagined, but it's still kind of
on trend, which is fine. I'm gonna take these blush duos, whoa, did you see that? Did you see that? I forget some of these are
actually, like, damaged. I don't know they do that,
but I ordered these online and the whole entire
highlight comes out sometimes, so love these, but be careful about that. These are from Cover FX and the shade that I have is Mojave Mauve. So you wanna go blue pink for this blush and always, always, always matte. Well... - Well (laughing). - I mean, you could use shimmer, but like, shimmer just makes the skin
glow a little bit differently and this look is not about glow at all. This is all about perfect,
even, shine free complexion. Take a step back, make
sure you assess the beat. Wow, I have on a lot of blush,
I'm fine with it though. Without actually adding more powder, I'm just gonna take whatever's left over on my little blending brush and just kinda clean up right below where we applied our blush. Basically we're faking a reverse contour. For lash, I didn't
realize I had this lash, but this is kinda bomb. There's so many different
types of Kiss Lashes, I just, they sent me like, all of them and I was just like "Okay, well, "how long is it gonna take
to get through all of them." I feel like I discover a
new lash every other day! So this is from their Eye Envy collection and the color, I mean, just kidding, the name that I'm using is Real Amore. Isn't that really pretty? Kinda getting bridal vibes from this one and I think it's perfect for this look. I love a wispy, also somewhat spiky lash. Oh baby, this lash is so serious. Oh my God, this is so pretty. I don't know what I was expecting, but it definitely wasn't this. It's even better on, like it's gorgeous. Pat's mascara's really good for applying mascara on falsies. Pack that in your lunchbox! Okay, well we're done
(speaking gibberish). Where's my lip? This is my favorite
soft glam nude lip combo at the moment. I'm using the Stunna
lip paints from Fenty. The first one I'm gonna use
is Unveil, the dark brown. I like this brown because it's a really
cool toned ashy brown, it's not too warm. I love using this, kinda
like, as a liquid liner for my liquid matte lipsticks. I'm also very much so team black girls who overline
their already big lips, so don't be afraid to overline
your already big lips, but don't get carried away though. I got carried away. Now to fill in my lips
I'm gonna take this nude, also from Fenty, in the shade Unbuttoned. I love, love this color and it's gonna go perfect with my dry lips and with this look because
it's kinda cool toned. Do you ever just sit there and be like "Damn, my lips is dry," like, but, you can't think
of nothing else past the fact that your lips are so damn ashy! (chuckling) I mean, Nyx invented nudes with their butter glosses though. Tell me I'm lying and that lip lingerie set
that they came out with, like, four years ago? Bomb, that's actually
still one of my favorite nude lip sets of all time. I don't know if I wanna use Praline or, no, this is too pink. I'm gonna take Praline, this is like, oh God, do you see this? Do you see this? You don't 'cause you're sleeping. They make the prettiest
glosses and they smell so good and they literally have a
shade for everyone, literally! We're gonna set, set, set, set, set with our setting spray again. This is the one from
Morphe, code, "Edges." I never promote my code. I have a Morphe code. For those of you that don't
know, I have a Morphe code. I've always had a Morphe code, "Edges." Mm. Yes, I'm a real classy lady. All right my beauties, that
is the final soft glam look. Ima give you a close up,
let me give you a close up, let me drop this heat! ♪ Let me sit that ass on ya ♪ This is actually my first
time doing this variation of this look in particular. Even though soft glam does have
a particular look and vibe, it's pretty much just like
all matte, neutral textures and nudes, monochromes, taupe, beiges, any type of color that,
like, matches your skin tone. I'm proud of myself. It took me four hours to
film, but that's okay! The longer the video, honestly,
the better the content and I just live for it. I live for giving you
guys good quality content. That is the end of today's video. Thank you again for watching
another Jackie Aina production. Look, between you and me, I don't know what the
hell brought you here, but I'm glad you came
and I'm glad you stayed. Why don't you stick around though, for a couple more videos? I mean, I make it so easy. I just put them right here, plug and play. All you have to do is click. Oh and shout out to everybody from Brazil, from The Middle East, from France and all French speaking countries, all Portuguese speaking countries, all Arabic speaking countries 'cause we now have subtitles. Oh and Spanish, Latin
America Spanish though, not European Spanish. All right, I'm gonna
give you one last look. Beat, she's freakin' beat, girl! I don't wanna hear nothing, I don't wanna hear nothing anymore. Cut the cameras! Cut the cameras, dead ass!
