Doing my hair and make up for my graduation last Tuesday actually made the mistake of waking up really late for my graduation.

So I only had around happen hour to get ready.

But I think it turned out pretty okay, if I may say so myself.

So let's just jump into things.

I started out by curling my hair and please excuse this crappy iPhone footage right now.

I totally didn't have enough time to set up my camera properly in my bathroom.

But anyways, I'm just using a one inch curling iron by con air that was, like $25.

I'm not really bothering with any sectioning or fancy stuff like that.

I'm just kind of going around my head randomly and taking one inch to 1.5 inch sections and wrapping them around the curling iron.

Since my hair can be a bit stubborn to curl and it was gonna be really hot and humid on my graduation day, I pinned up the top layers of curls, just using some hair styling clips that I got from Sally's beauty, supply and target.

So I just fractal him around two of my fingers the same way I wrap them around on the curling iron and then pin them to my head.

That way it allows the hair to cool completely Well, it's curled to that 10 times fast s o the bonds in your hair like really solidify in the curly formation that science kids and now back to my bedroom for a much nicer campus up.

So here, with my hair still pinned up, I'm starting out on my makeup for my base.

I'm using the gloomy foundation by Loreal.

My shade is and 1 to 2.

I've been using this foundation for awhile, and I really like it just because it completely glides over any dry patches I have doesn't cling to them and make them look flaky or anything.

And I think it also matches my skin color pretty well.

So I'm just running that in with my fingers because I can't be bothered to buy a beautiful under, even though everybody is telling me to to cover up my under eye circles.

Since I don't have a special color corrector, anything, I'm just taking my finger and dabbing it on a kn orange based lipstick that I have and then dabbing that lightly onto my under eyes and then putting more foundation over it.

The red orange and the lipstick.

When blended with the foundation, works to counter act the purple and blue ish tones on my under eye circles.

I found that that's pretty much the only way that I'll be able to even out my under eye circles, because my left under eyes a lot darker than my right.

So by adding more of the lipstick on the left, I really even some out.

Then I'm going back over the acne scars on my cheeks with Nick's HD Foundation, and I think the shade matches my foundation really well.

So I was super happy about that.

I'd only have pretty bad luck with concealers, but this one turned out to be really good.

And some people say that it's a good duke for in the north, creamy corrector, concealer, whatever that a lot of beauty gurus used.

I'm setting all of that with a rebel stay matte powder of pretty much I just buy this because of the cheapest, and they kind of have my shade, but as you can see, it's pretty well loved.

It's literally like falling out of the pan to apply that.

I'm using a blush brush by elf, and I'm just putting that on, like around my cheeks, where I put the concealer to make sure that stays and covers up my acne scars.

And then on my T zone.

He's in that same brush.

I'm applying the covergirl instant cheekbones.

Blush is again a very well loved to pallet just onto my cheeks for a little bit of color.

And then for my highlight, because I used up the horn on my cover grow palate.

I'm using this wet and wild one in the shade.

All have a Cosmo, and I'm applying that to my cheekbones, the bridge of my nose under my eyebrows and then in the inner corners.

Just tow.

Bring a nice a glow to my face.

Turns out later, though, that I got like, super sweaty.

So did I even need a highlight?

I was glowing anyway.

Next up, for my favorite part, which is browse, I'm using my good old Nick's eyebrow palette.

This pallet has seriously lasted me like two years using a combination of the lighter and darker shade.

I'm drawing on little strokes with my angle brush and then blending everything out with a spoolie, the front of the browser always the trickiest for me cause I want that kind of nice natural ingredient blend thing going on.

So I just kind of went back with my pinky finger and pressed on it lightly until just the right amount of product was removed so they had that nice fade to them.

I kept my eye makeup super simple and light just to make it a little bit more D time.

So I'm just taking this light pearlescent shade from my Lorak pro to go palate and just sweeping that over my eyes.

This will give my eyes a little bit of a shimmer and also make my island or stand out a little bit for liner.

I'm just using this liquid liner by Revlon.

I personally prefer using a brown line or just because I feel like it's a lot less harsh and it looks a lot more natural in my face.

And putting on eyeliner is totally the most stressful part of my beauty routine, too, because if I screw it up like my whole face is screwed here.

It turns out that I did screw up a little bit, but just enough that I could wipe it away with my finger to clean everything up to finish off my eyes.

I'm calling them with this super cheap lash curler that I got from forever 21 Last colors.

I feel like it really doesn't matter which one you use, but that might just be me.

And then I'm just quoting my lashes with a black waterproof mascara to make sure that nothing smudges.

Then this is the moment of truth for my hair.

I'm finally taking down those curls that have been setting for about 20 minutes now.

So they're super set.

And they're really bouncy and nice to make sure my hair stays in place throughout graduation.

I'm just using this Pantene hair spray and spritzing that all over my hair and also running my fingers through my hair and scrunching it a little bit just to get rid of any friends.

So my hair and makeup is all finished, and now I just have to put on my graduation robes, which kind of put a damper on this.

Look, to be honest, I think graduation robes are really ugly to put on my hat.

I'm folding the front part back the front kind of normally ladies all the way over your hairline and kind of works like a widow's peak.

But I'm folding that back and then securing my hat with Bobby pins.

I just find that this makes you the hat look a lot cuter because it kind of shows off your hairline and doesn't make the whole hat scenario look quite so awkward.

Here is the finished look I really hope you guys enjoyed.

And congratulations to all of you graduating this year.

Or for those of you who aren't graduating.

Congratulations on getting through another year of school.

Don't forget toe like comment and subscribe If you enjoyed this video and also you guys next week.

Bye.