Let's do back to school makeup do’s versus don’ts

Let's do back to school makeup do’s versus don’ts. I know a lot of you girlies are about to head back to school and you maybe need some help perfecting that perfect, you know, math class glam. So on this side, I'm gonna show you everything to do to get that flawless, light, perfect glam. And on this side, I'm gonna show you everything to avoid doing to look cakey and just too much. Take out your notebooks. Starting off, do prep your skin. Starting off, do prep your skin. I like to start off with a hydrating mist. This is the Dr. Althea Relief Cream Mist. It's so good for hydrating and if you have redness like me, it'll help to calm it down. Then go in with some sort of hydrating serum or milky toner. I know a lot of you probably have the road glazing milk, so that's what we're gonna use today. Hydrating your skin first is gonna make sure you don't look dry and cakey and just too much. And it's gonna make sure your makeup blends better and wears longer. Also do go in with some sort of tacky or gripping primer. I love the NYX Face Glue. And we need this makeup to last in the school air. For the whole freaking day. Don't just roll straight out of bed and start putting that makeup on in the mirror. That's when you're gonna look dry, flaky, and separated. Next up for foundation. Do go in with a nice medium coverage, lightweight skin tint. I also have been loving to mix in this Covergirl bronzing serum because it's so easy to blend in with your fingers. Don't just go straight in with a super full coverage. Matte foundation and pack it on with a brush. Yes, even if you have super oily or problematic skin. This is gonna look super heavy in person and wearing this for hours every single day. It's probably gonna lead to more skin problems. And if you have redness or pimples still peeking through. Don't just do one little dot and think that's enough. And definitely don't pack this on like it's 2016. No matter how tired you are. Yes, this is a very big difference. Do take a beauty blender or your finger. Blend it in. Don't just take your foundation brush and swipe this in. But do go to part two for the rest of my tips and tricks. I'll see you there.