The Parisian Makeup Look in 10 min Explained | FRENCH BEAUTY SECRETS | French for a Day ❤️

Hello dear friends and welcome to #frenchforaday This is the little French corner on my YouTube channel where I am going to be sharing my French Beauty Secrets. Today I will be creating everyday Parisian Makeup look. This look usually takes me approximately 10 minutes. I hope you enjoy and please share with me some of your beauty secrets. Let’s learn from each other 😊

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The Parisian Makeup look in 10 min
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[ylva]

l have a true story! I watched this video last night. This morning I tried it out just as you described. I went into the local post office this afternoon and an elegant older lady was at the counter sending a parcel to France. I live in a small town in Australia. We chatted a bit and she said “I thought when you walked in - this girl looks French” A. I am 60 yrs old and B. I am not French. But thank you Angela! ❤

[delphinehautefeuille]

This is so true! My mother is French and this is what she taught me: don't try to change your face, just enhance your best features. And the goal is to look like you're not wearing any makeup at all. Angela, your French makeup is the most authentic I've seen!

[Rustymouse]

The blotting of the lipstick, the reapplying and powdering over the lips with a tissue is the way they did it in the 1950s. Nothing has changed. It worked perfectly then as it does now. I did exactly this myself from that decade.

[CyndyKlein-vw]

I love seeing the beautiful, timeless looks! At 71, I am trying to have a look that is not garish—and this is it!!

[vhalleranch]

The one time I went to Paris was in 2003, and I clearly remember the understated beauty of the women I saw. Your first video on French beauty summed it up pretty well . One afternoon my friend and I walked through one of the many small streets the width of an alley, and suddenly, a woman on a bicycle came zooming toward us with two small children: one on the handle bars, and one behind her holding tightly. She wore a dress, ballet flats, hair loosely bundled on her head, bold red lips, and a cigarette hanging from the corner of her mouth 👄. She sped through quickly, but the image has remained in my mind ever since. I came back to San Francisco with a "new" style to wear!!!

[angelinahunter]

Thank you, Angela, for some great make-tips.
I would like to share that as a 76-year old, two things that have made a big difference in my appearance are:
1) Brow Mascara (mostly removed) because when we age not only do our brows become gray or white but their volume diminishes and we lose expression when this happens.
I apply Brow Mascara, the lightest shade I can find, and then I use a brow brush to remove most of it.
2) Lash Extensions (Natural or Classic applications):
I always wanted to do this when I lived in Manhattan but it was prohibitively expensive.
But when I moved to Colorado I found I could enjoy this beauty service for around $100 and it lasts for around 5 weeks with touchup very affordable -- it looks so natural, soft and pretty -- it does a look for my appearance.

[mlcarv]

Beautiful. All I could add is that 1- like you said, bronzer is not for contouring but for enhancing the skin and give a kissed by the sun look (pour avoir une bonne mine), 2- find your right shade of nude(s), the one that will make your face shine, and stick to it, 3- blotting and powdering definitely works, so you don’t need a lip pencil for every lipstick, 4- like my maman always said, don’t leave the house without applying blush and lipstick 😂

[lauraellen]

Beautiful look. You have the effortless beauty of a French woman. I love the French idea of minimal makeup routine. I am 59 and during my younger years teens and young woman would never have used concealer. There is no need and I can't understand the obsession with concealer and contour here in the USA. I actually still do not use either. Skin care really is key!

[Vixs]

I truly appreciate and love the less is more approach to makeup as I am getting older. If I put on too much of any product my look turns fake immediately. It is harder and harder to do because you see less and your hands get shakier not to mention skin sagging. LOL 😂
I definitely remember watching my mother (French) putting on her makeup to go out. She did do the powder trick with her lipstick. I can’t believe I haven’t thought about that for over 50 years. I remember loving the smell of the powder she used on her face. No foundation. She filled in her eyebrows and she NEVER wore red lipstick. For my whole life she has worn a very bright coral lipstick. I think she could’ve really rocked some darker colors. Anyway thanks for the memory and thanks for your “French Videos”. I am enjoying them very much.

[aliciabushman]

I was raised by grandparents. I came to see photos of people from the 1940s in very soft makeup with a intense lip color. I saw that there was something really lovely and luminous about that look. I personally only wear mascara on curled lashes. I do perfect my skin a little, but with a soft tinted moisturizer and a soft peach or rose blush. On my lips I use a darker peach or rose, blott it and then add clear gloss. I do have nice healthy skin. This has turned into an easy way for me to enhance my face. Men like that clean radiant expression of

[DeborahCarlston]

I Totally forgot that lipstick trick with tissues! A great one. Made watching valuable just for that. Also, I have that blush, rediscovered it, and was trying to figure out how to wear it. I also have that nail color and those lipsticks. Love that look on you. 

One thing I like to do if I've used a powder foundation, and powder products over them, is to take a wet face cloth, wring it out, and press it into my face when I'm done applying. It melds the colors, removes excess, and imparts a natural, dewy look. Sets everything too.

I am so glad you are doing these French looks. I'm so tired of seeing heavy foundations, clownish blush, orange bronzer, and garish eye looks. Makeup should make us look pretty, not stagey. Such wonderful videos. Thank you.💚

[PatriciaBurns-ymwo]

I just found you! How beautiful your look came out. I was raised by a European Mother who stressed wonderful skin care and to make sure you never leave the house without lipstick! Lol ❤

[anaisabel]

Hi Angela! Hugs from Texas 🤗 I would love a video on the difference between French beauty and Italian beauty !

[claudiaacha]

This is the first video I have seen about makeup that I love! That entire caked on layers of makeup is so USA! It hides what you really look like and looks so fake. Thanks for the refreshing video.

[florencegodefroy]

Good video, I 'm french and this is the way I apply make up, juste trying to look healthy, natural and definitively not "overpainted" :) once you are ready, you don't have to think about it anymore, juste go through your day and laugh as much as you can ! I think you look like a french woman :)

[margaridasanto]

I'm not Freanch, I'm Portuguese and that's how use make up when I use it, although yours have that " je ne sais quoi" that I was missing. Thank you for the tips. It looks beautiful!

[r.p.]

Such an accurate representation of the Parisian makeup. I lived in Paris for many years, in my 20's and the only difference is that I used the black line I add in the outer corner of my eye, not the eyelid shadow. I never used foundation but now, I do, very little indeed. So pretty.

[RebekahKristine]

I am so glad I found you, it is so refreshing to watch makeup tips that suit me and to watch someone who uses their natural beauty and not pumped up with fillers. ❤

[jolene]

I loved this tutorial. Unbeknownst to me, I do my makeup like a French woman 😄 I appreciate the philosophy of enhancing what you already have and that your so-called “flaws” make you unique and beautiful. Hoping to pass this philosophy on to my young daughter.

[LB-kury]

You look beautiful! I love this natural look! Gorgeous! Thank you!