Women’s makeup at work

hello everyone today's tutorial is a

sophisticated work or job interview look

work environments vary wildly this look

is ideal for conservative settings where

you don't want your makeup to speak

before you do starting with the base I'm

using yours air flash which I've chosen

because the application is super speedy

I really like this one

the finish is very skin-like and you can

build to a medium coverage very easily

you don't often see me use it because

the shade only suits me at the very end

of summer when I'm at my deepest so I'm

enjoying it while it lasts I'm adding

some subtle highlight with a concealer

that is one shade paler than my natural

skin tone a little on the tops of the

cheekbones and the shadowy areas like

around the tear duct and the corners of

the mouth I would say avoid overt

shimmer in conservative settings you

want the interviewer to remember your

skill and not your twinkling cheekbones

prime the eyes I like a tinted primer

because it gives a very clean canvas if

it's a long work day this is especially

important because we want our makeup to

last

let's conceal any discoloration under

the eyes we want to look fresh and alert

even if you are exhausted like I am I'm

using the Ellis pass which provides a

medium coverage that I find is well

suited for daytime this concealer is no

lighter than my skin tone and I think

that that tends to look most natural

next take a translucent powder and set

the under-eye the eyelid and essentially

the entire face I am all about the

Jewish skin but in the workplace I think

that a velvety complexion Register's is

more sophisticated you use your best

judgement here onto the brows I

associate strong professional women with

a good defined brow when I see a suited

up woman with a great brow I just I want

to give that lady a high five I'm

defining the arches and elongating the

tail of

growl what we don't want is a blocky

brow so give them a good brush to

distribute the product I'd probably

suggest avoiding the concealer carved

out brow but ultimately it's really

important that you are comfortable and

confident so don't move too far out of

your comfort zone I'm pretty happy with

that brow it's defined but very similar

to what I would normally wear now when I

think work makeup I automatically think

Burberry the shadows are very neutral

where applicable the shimmer is very

muted and the matte formulations are

among my all-time favorites they

practically blend themselves I'm first

taking kaki which actually looks very

green in the pan but again it's so

neutral on the eye

I'm lightly adding some shape to the

socket with a big brush so that the

definition is soft and we don't have any

distinct lines somewhere about now I

realize that I only have one brow yep

there it is karima you noob I would

probably suggest that you wear both

brows to work otherwise it could be a

bit distracting I'm now taking my

covergirl melted caramel eyeshadow stick

you guys know I love this stuff and

roughly lining the lash line and doing a

little bit of a smudge I'm not doing

this for impact really just so that my

next eyes shadow has something more to

stick to that next eyes shadow is

Burberry pale barley which is a pale

patina top Wow

this shade gets a lot of hype online and

I don't really get it I like it don't

get me wrong but there's just no impact

with pale barley subsequently it's

perfect for this look I don't know there

it is you can be the judge

Burberry taupe Brown a cooler deeper

Brown I'm swirling that lightly in the

outer corner of the eye because I feel

like my eyes need a little more

definition also dragging a touch of that

shadow onto the lower lashline you might

choose to leave this bare but it suits

my eye shape I have here a black gel

liner and a

tiny detailer brush we are going to

tightline

using a different method I am

approaching the lashes from the top and

wiggling the brush into the root of the

lashes we're not actually lining the

skin we're aiming for the root of the

hairs this offers super subtle

definition and it's a great alternative

to your regular tight lining because it

doesn't irritate the eyes and the

product doesn't tend to migrate into the

eye you can see the difference here I'm

adding a very soft inner tear-duct to

highlight mainly because that area of my

face is very Hollow and it can look a

little bit sunken a soft highlight makes

me look more awake but depending on your

eyes you could skip this with minimal

eye makeup I think that curling the

lashes is so very important it brings

the attention back to the eyes apply

some mascara steer clear of the loaded

lashes look go for your more natural

mascaras if my lashes look a little bit

sad here it's because I managed to cut

off the tips it's a very sore subject

with me right now so let's not talk

about it this Napoleon bronzer is very

unique because it's not orange at all

the shade kind of reminds me of a cookie

it's a cooler bronzer I'm dusting a

fraction on the hairline to give my face

and shape avoid strong contours and

you're very warm bronzers I say if in

doubt don't I am NOT a blush person and

you will rarely hear me rave about a

blush the by Terry dauntless blush feels

amazing it just feels good it's weighty

and the closure are so satisfying

anyway shade one is a soft coral and it

builds very slowly so it's impossible