- [Jennifer] Hey guys, welcome back.

I've got a Face of the Month for you

that's perfect for the Springtime

so, here's my bare face.

I've got some SPF on,

but I want to prep my skin more with the primer.

I'm using this one by Two Faced,

this is going to hydrate, smooth and brighten my skin,

and I like to think that it creates a barrier

so that way my foundation isn't just like, right on my skin.

So, speaking of foundation,

I have been loving to use this one by NARS.

I don't know why I like stick foundations,

like I really like the Hourglass one too,

but I think it's because it's just a nice change of pace.

Sometimes I want liquid, other times I prefer the stick.

This one is really precise and it blends beautifully,

and throughout the day it leaves my skin kind of dewy

and I like that it looks like my skin,

and not just a bunch of like texture or cake on my face.

For a concealer I'm using Laura Mercier's

new Flawless Fusion Ultra Longwear concealer.

I'm just gonna pop it right underneath my eyes,

down the nose, and this is just going to add

some extra coverage and brighten up that area.

Alright, so let's seal this up with a powder.

I actually ran out of my Laura Mercier powder,

and it's kind of prompted me

to use different types of powders.

I'm using this one by MAC,

this one is a pressed powder, which is interesting.

It's got a lot of coverage,

it does a great job keeping everything in place

and most importantly, it does not have flashback, thank God.

Alright, so let's fix these non microbladed brows.

I've got a lot to draw in,

and so I'm using this brow pencil by Hourglass.

First I didn't really like it,

it wasn't my favorite because I found the pencil

to be quite hard and a little difficult to use,

but just out of sheer laziness I just kept at it

and now I love it!

And I think it's just because I forced myself

to learn how to work with it,

and I think, as you continue to use this pencil,

it gets softer and it blends a lot creamier,

so I guess, just be patient with it,

and definitely make sure to utilize this fully.

Okay, brows are done so let's get started with the eyes.

I'm using this eyeshadow primer from Tarte.

I love starting with a good juicy base,

and this pencil makes a great foundation

for any eyeshadow that you're going to put on top of it.

It makes the colors pop

and it just makes them more pigmented.

For my eyeshadow I'm using my girl Weylie's

palette collab with Pixi, and I'm so proud of her,

I love all the shades in here,

they're all something that you can wear every day.

I am using the Burnt Tangerine shade,

I'm just going to apply that all over my lids.

I think this shade is super flattering

and very easy to blend.

Just grab that fluffy brush and just soften the edges

and make everything look nice and blown out.

Then with that same shade, start dragging it,

not dragging it but just apply it,

at the bottom of the eyes,

and I think it just makes you look

more sultry, smoky, sensual.

I guess that's the look we're going for today,

just a sensual tangerine.

So now we're going to bump up the orange.

I am using this palette,

I am getting the shade Tajin

which is a very vibrant orange shade,

and I'm going to apply that right on the outer edges

of my eyes just to intensify and bump up that color.

I'm actually using the brush that came in the palette

which is very rare, because most of the time

brushes in the palettes are trash but this was great.

The dense side is great for packing in color

and the other side is really great for buffing it out.

So yeah, keep doing that

until you're satisfied with the color.

It's time for the glitter, which is my favorite part.

I'm using my favorite, Stila's Liquid Eyeshadow,

and I'm going to just carefully apply that

right at the closest part of my inner lid.

Does that make any sense?

Just apply it where I'm showing in the video,

I don't want to go overboard,

I just want like a little bit of glitter there.

I want a wing,

so here I'm using this eyeliner from EM Cosmetics.

This is actually Karen's favorite eyeliner

and she got me hooked as well.

Get the brush tip though,

the felt one is really difficult to use,

at least for me personally.

I mean, I just grew up using brushes so,

if you like felt tips, try the felt tip one.

But yeah, I'm going to do my normal half cat eye,

meaning that I start at like the half of my eye

and then I just stick a wing out there somewhere.

Alright, so let's move on to the lashes.

I am curling them, and now applying this mascara from MAC.

I actually love this because it's got two wands.

The first is a normal one for the tops of your lashes,

I'm just doing a light coat

so my falsies have something to grip on.

And then, in the smaller tube, there is a baby one,

for my baby bottom lashes.

I love that this mascara gets in all the nooks and crannies

of my microscopic lashes, it's great.

Alright, so I want some drama now.

I'm using these lashes from Velour.

I'm just going to, you know, add some glue,

make it tacky and slap them on.

These lashes are so big

that I don't even need an application tool for these,

they just fit perfectly right on my eye

and damn, they make a big difference.

I feel like my eyes look at least 1.5 times bigger.

That's crazy.

Alright, so let's contour now.

I'm using Benefit's Hoola Lite

which is in this lovely cheek palette.

I'm just going to use the brush that it comes with

because it's actually, like when I use this brush

it's really hard to mess up so I continue to use it,

and it just carves out some cheek bones on my face.

I want some more orange for this look,

so I'm using this blush by NARS.

This isn't my first time using this shade,

I actually used it in my previous make up tutorial.

I'm sorry I'm not using new products

but I just, what can I say, I really like this orange shade.

I think it brings out my yellow undertones

and it makes me look perfectly sun kissed.

For a highlighter I'm using La Peach by my girl Jackie Aina!

Jackie, Jackie, Jackie, Jackie!

Jackie, Jackie, okay, I'll stop.

But yeah, I love this highlighter, it is stunning,

it's pigmented and glittery

and it just really ties this entire look together.

If you're doing like a peach look or an orange look,

throw some Rose Gold in there, it looks amazing.

I'm going to apply some in the inner corners of my eye

and the brow bone, just so that everything

is glowing the same color.

Final step, everyone!

I am using Fenty Beauty's Mattemoiselle,

am I saying that right, Mattemoiselle, whatever.

I'm using the color S1ngle and it is this peachy nude,

I know, very adventurous, but hey, it looks great!

I love this formula, it's easy to apply

and actually really easy to take off too

and that's a big bonus for me

because I hate it when my lips get so stained,

or like, rubbed raw from a stubborn lip shade, so I love it.

So yeah, this, we're finished guys,

this is it, this is the finished look.

This is the make up look

that I actually did in my favorites video,

you guys asked for a tutorial so here it is.

Please try it out and show me on socials,

I would love to see how you slayed in this look.

Thank you so much for watching

and I'll see you guys in the next one, bye!