How to get the *invisible mascara* look

SO. My go to makeup for life recently has been super SUPER no makeup makeup. I'm basically trying to get it as undetectable as possible, practically invisible... And this has been one of my favorite ways to do my mascara so that it basically looks like I'm not wearing any. Hope this is helpful! ❤️

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[glacier]

I love these really detailed, zoomed-in tutorials about things that usually get skipped over.

[JillKnapp]

Nothing ruins a no-makeup look more than clumpy mascara-- you nailed this. I've been doing something similar for years (I'm old), so this may help some folks who don't have a spoolie or a mascara brush on hand: You know those stubby little flat brushes many store-brands provide with a powder blush? They pretty much suck for applying blush, but they are the freakin' bomb for sweeping through lashes after applying mascara. Just hold it against your lashes and blink, and ta-daaaa-- you'll have nice, even, separated, natural-looking, clump-free lashes. Works with both regular and waterproof mascaras.

[kestrelpounces]

Just tried this, and I think I’m shook! (But I may be using the word wrong, since I’m old. 🙃) Been wearing mascara almost 40 years, and I have never been happier with a result. I’m never wearing my mascara any other way! ❤️

[cinemaocd]

I've always wondered how this was done. Whenever you see makeup on film and tv, it's apparent that they are wearing mascara, but there's never any clumps, globs, etc that make it obvious.

[lauramoore]

This is excellent! I love watching all your colorful and wild makeup looks, but I'm a natural makeup lady. Keep up the great videos!

[ivanna]

Two things:
1) the maybelline lash discovery mascara in waterproof has an even tinier wand that works PERFECTLY for coating lashes even from the back.
2) I have barely curlable lashes just like you. One of the most important tricks is to LET THEM DRY COMPLETELY after face washing, skincare, etc. Mascara is my dead last step for that reason.

[applesplash]

Love this look! Another thing I do to achieve this, is to wipe the mascara wand down before applying the product. Some mascaras tend to have too much product on the wand so this really helps! Great video, love how creative your ideas are :)

[jessief]

I have pretty bad anxiety and sensory issues, I live in a state of constant overstimulation, & enjoy the calm, and real energy in your videos, definitely makes them easy to follow 💕

[victoriabrunatto]

Just saying you inspire me to wear make up in such unique and beautiful ways! Your style is just 💫

[sea.]

Your lighting and idk, filming quality, is unmatched. Truly no one does it like you. Impeccable every time. 🤌

[hazylife]

You’re raw, no BS and squeaky voice. I love it!

[indrebutku]

At 26, I finally found make up artist I can relate to, thank you so much for this! Felt an outsider in make up world until your tutorials that embrace natural features not tries to hide them behind layers <3

[suhostan]

You are really my best make up channel. You are so straightforward and the way you teach is very understandable

[hanaeyoshida]

This tutorial was super accessible, easy to follow, and gave me the cutest lash look! This is why you are my makeup go-to on YouTube!

[lawicked]

THANK YOU! I needed this technique. My lashes are short and pale but I hate clumpy mascara. Thank you so much for this.

[lucyjames]

I'm just amazed by how beautiful you are and how flawless your skin looks even that close up

[ioanac.]

Love that you mentioned the Clio one and the brown version! I had both of them even before you spoke about it for the first time and I can also vouch for their eyeliners (again, both black and brown — they have variations of brown) and their foundation, if you pick the correct formula. I’m a fan of Korean and Japanese make-up products and I order them from an international retailer, I think it’s totally worth it. So if anyone is interested in good brands for both natural and a bit more “done but not full-out there” looks, please check Clio and 3CE, they have amazing products.

[lauries]

Love that lash brush. I have a comb for my lashes but I’d like something like yours to really separate and distribute the mascara as I don’t like clumpy mascara.

[blooberri]

I love when I see videos like this that confirm I’m already doing things the right away. I’ve done my mascara just like this for years cause I absolutely hate clumpy looking lashes.

[autumnrossi]

Dude you're like the Bob Ross of makeup videos. I could listen to you all day!