Transcripts

Transcripts 

All audio was recorded by Charlotte French.
We recorded our actress, Frances Wilkinson as we believe she has a good voice for the piece. 


Blush: So for blush today I’m going to be using mac mineralised blush in the shade love joy, I really like this one as it just has a hint of sparkle and it’s more of a bronze tone, which I think works better with my skin tone.

Brows: For my brows I use two products, I use the soap and glory brow archery pencil in blonde shell, I use this to daw in the few little hairs that are missing and I find that it matches my eyebrows really well. And then I use the Kiko Milano eyebrow fibres coloured mascara just to set everything in place and make sure my eyebrows aren’t going to move throughout the day.

Contour: Okay so for contour I tend to use two products together so for my main contour I use the mac powder blush in the shade raisin, I use this to contour my cheekbones. And then I use the white colour in the freedom pro contour kit in fair, I use this more on my cheekbones to prep for highlight and then I blend the two together.

Concealer: Okay so for concealer I’m going to be using the collections lasting perfections ultimate wear concealer and this is in the colour fair one, because I’m really pale. But I really do like this concealer, I think that it covers over dark circles and blemishes really really well and then you can layer it up as well and it just creates a really perfect finish.

Eyeliner: So for my eyeliner today I’m going to be using the mac gel eyeliner in the shade black and I create my wings with an angled eyeliner brush and I think this just gets me the sharpest look and the most control over what I’m doing.

Eye shadow: So I’m going to be using the naked two palate today so first of all I’m going to lay foxy down as a base eye shadow just to make sure that the paint pot is set and everything glides in smoothly. Then I’m going to take the neural brown colour tease in the crease then I’m just going to blend that out so my eyes just look a but bigger and create some shadow. Then I’m going to use a copper slash rose gold sparkly colour called chopper on the lid just to add some sparkle and then I’m going to use booty call on the inner corner of my eye and the brow bone just o highlight and brighten.

Foundation: So today for foundation I’m going to be using the Rimmel London match perfect this is in the shade ten light porcelain. I really love this product as it’s a really moisturising foundation but at the same time it comes out really quite matt on the skin so you don’t have to worry about a glowy foundation which I don’t particularly like but if that’s what you go for you do you. But yeah I just find it blends out really nicely with a brush and then I tend to go back in with a beauty blender just to even out the coverage and just make sure everything’s blended perfectly. 

Highlight: For highlight today I’m going to be using another mac product this is the mineralised skin finish in soft and gentle its quite difficult to find a highlight that’s going to show up on my skin as I’m quite pale but I’ve found this is a really nice pink shimmery highlight that doesn’t really clash with my blush.

Intro: hi everyone, welcome back to y channel. This week I’m going to teach you how to do a smoky eye.

Added: So I’m just going to put that on now.

Lip Liner: so I’m going to be using a Rimmel London lip liner in there lasting finish range and its in the colour sixty one wine and I find this is just a really nice dark burgundy red colour and it just stops my lips from bleeding and works really really well.

Lipstick: For lipstick today I’m going to be using the Revlon colour burst matt balm in the colour 225 I really love this as it’s just a dark red burgundy kind of colour that’s perfect for autumn.

Mascara: for mascara I’m going to be using Urban Decays Perversion, I think this really great at giving your lashes length and volume and it doesn’t clump up either. So the way that I do this I do one even coat on my lashes to stat off with. Then I go back in and sort of wiggle the mascara brush in the root of my lashes just to get some volume there and then carry on going through my lashes as normal for a few coats just to make sure everything’s covered.

Moisturiser: so to start of today I’m going to use he clean and clear moisturiser, as usual. And that’s because I’ve found that it doesn’t make my skin oily and it has really cleared up my skin as well. And I find that it primes my skin really well for foundation.

Powder: for powder I’m going to be using the Rimmel London clear complexion Powder.

 Shadow Primer: For a eye shadow primer I’m using the mac pro long wear paint pot in the shade Oaker. I find that this one matches my skin tone best and it just primes the eye really well to make sure any shadows you put on are gonna sit really nicely on the lid and for a long time.

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