The video provides a quick, relatable, and easily replicable makeup hack for a common problem. The creator's demonstration is clear and the "before and after" visual proof makes the tip highly effective and trustworthy.
Summary
The creator demonstrates a quick makeup hack to fix indentations left by sunglasses on the nose. The technique involves dampening the area with water or a hydrating mist, blending with a makeup sponge, and then setting with powder. This method is also suggested for fixing tear streaks.
Structure
1Show sunglasses marks on nose
2Explain the problem of makeup rubbing off due to sweat and sunglasses
3Demonstrate the fix: dampen the area, blend with a sponge
4Apply powder to set the makeup
5Show the 'after' result, highlighting the fix
6Mention the technique also works for tear streaks
7Reiterate the effectiveness of the method
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Original caption
here’s a super quick tutorial on how to fix those ugly marks from your sunglasses!!! SO simple, you don’t have to take off your entire face!! inspo: @Rose Siard #makeuptutorial #makeuphacks #MakeupRoutine #drugstoremakeup #makeuptip
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Transcript
here’s a super quick tutorial on how to fix those ugly marks from your sunglasses!!! SO simple, you don’t have to take off your entire face!! inspo: @Rose Siard #makeuptutorial #makeuphacks #MakeupRoutine #drugstoremakeup #makeuptip
Okay, I've been walking around at Disney World all day and I had my sunglasses on earlier and I've been sweating so of course the makeup around my nose has rubbed off. I'm going to show you how. It's actually really simple and if you just have like a little touch up with you, you'll be able to fix this. It literally takes seconds. It's so simple. I saw my friend Rose post a video similar to this one, but it was for crying and for like tear streaks. And I was like, wow, I think I can apply this same technique to this. And it definitely worked. So I'm going to show you how. The first thing you're gonna do is you're gonna get this area damp. A hydrating mist or some sort of skincare mist or water. But don't use a setting spray because that's going to lock this into place. I'm just gonna use water because I don't have a hydrating mist with me. So, wetting my fingertip with the water that just came out of the faucet, just a little bit. And we're just gonna tap right over the top of that spot. And we're gonna literally tap a little bit of water right over it. Not super, super damp. You don't want to get it super wet. But you just want to reawaken that makeup and then we're gonna blend it with this sponge. I think my makeup's fine. It's still has a little bit of my makeup on it from earlier. And I'm just gonna tap that, tap that, tap that into those edges. Look at that. Can't even tell. And now we're just gonna add a little bit of powder. If you just bring like a sponge and a little bit of powder with you, you'll be able to fix this super easy. I'm picking up a little bit of my powder, just on a fluffy powder brush, but you can also use a powder puff. Same powder that I used earlier, the L'Oreal infallible, and I'm just gonna powder right over that spot. Same technique applies to tear streaks. Like that. You just re-dampen your face like with the hydrating spray, and then tap over the spot with your sponge. And then add your powder products right back over it. Those little marks from your glasses are inevitable if you're wearing glasses and they're touching your face. It's inevitable that they're gonna leave marks behind. That's just how makeup works. I've been doing makeup for well over 10 years now and that's just something that you're not gonna be able to avoid. If you're wearing glasses, they're gonna leave marks. This is how you fix that. Look at that. No sunglasses marks. I love this little technique. Rest of my makeup has completely stayed on though, as you can see. My entire base is still intact without any other touch-ups. So when you see my wear test for Disney World, just know that my entire base has stayed intact. Completely. I just touched up. I will note that in that video. I hope this was helpful. Thank you to Rose for posting her tutorial on how to fix tear streaks because it made me inspired to do this one. I love you guys. I will see you guys soon. Bye besties.
