Fresh Glowy Everyday Spring Makeup Look

Welcome back! Today I am share a makeup tutorial on my go-to favorite fresh glowy easy everyday spring makeup look! I using some of my favorite affordable drugstore makeup products for spring. What are some of your favorite makeup products for spring? Let us know in the comments

Things I am wearing

Makeup and Tools I used

Video Chapters
00:00 - Intro
00:32 - Face Primer
01:55 - Foundation
05:28 - Concealer
08:00 - Setting Powder
08:53 - Brows
09:30 - Bronzer
13:26 - Eyeshadow Tutorial
18:11 - Blush
20:19 - Highlight
22:37 - Makeup Setting Spray
23:37 - Mascara
24:14 - Lipstick

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[CelestialBear]

The Sun bum glow spf gives a subtle glow and feels nice

[jackiestone]

I appreciate how you list everything including your shades used!❤

[k.gray-jackson]

I was at work when the eclipse happened. I'm in Texas...Ft Cavazos (formerly Ft Hood) which is in Central Texas. We were in the direct line...

[k.gray-jackson]

Love the ELF Halo Glow Liquid filter..it's my go to

[MyCleverHandle]

So much detail on your Description list! Love it! And yes, Nars does still have the original Orgasm blush, plus a new one, called Orgasm Edge, that is the same peachy color but without the sparkle and shimmer. Thanks for the video!

[SueB]

Hi Julie! This spring look is beautiful. Love your blush and mascara. You taught me to use bronzer in my crease when I watched your eye makeup videos years ago for easy summer looks. Such a great tip. We didn’t get a good view of the eclipse here in NJ bc of too much cloud coverage but we caught a few glimpses. I’m loving the makeup brush set. I use them regularly…they’re soft but not flimsy. Thank you! 🥰

[mandyratliff]

Have you ever tried the Elf setting spray in the light green or the blue bottle? They are really good and have a very fine mist. I think they're a lot better at extending makeup wear than the mist and set

[bibi]

I been watching your videos for a few month now and wanted to tell you that i love them. A big plus is that it's mostly Drugstore. I am all for that !!! Thank you and keep them coming ❤❤❤
Could you make a video about drugstore lip liner and lipstick combos???

[pennywalker]

Hey Julie, I really have been looking at the new wet in wild skin tint that has the dropper similar to the maybelline skin tint. I wonder if you would do a comparison video for the two? Thanks Love, I hope you have a great weekend💚🥰

[paulahardin]

Urban Decay has a 25% off sale right now.

[tracyfrederick]

Have you tried the Maybelline age rewind eraser treatment makeup ? Its a gives pretty much the same effect.

When I do a super lightweight foundation, which is most days , I find a bit of concealer does enough to make me feel put together. I put it on my t zone ( not the forehead though).

[exomake_mehorololo]

Have you tried those ELF dupes of the Charlotte Tilbury liquid glowy blushes /highlighters? I'm really interested to find an affordable dupes that is less over the top shiny and has less shimmer 😅Dior seems to have a better looking dupe but that's not affordable

[wendyd]

Off topic but I’m wondering if you’ve been to the Ark Encounter? I’m considering a trip up there. Thank you 🩷

[exomake_mehorololo]

I don't think it's always "mature" skin that's the issue with shimmer/glow BUT a huge part is plain taste too and expectations. loads of young people struggle w breakouts and oily skin and have anything but smooth skin or small pores. They have more of that than an older person w dry skin. You can see plenty young people on YT whacking on highlighters & glow and despite flattering camera and filters the texture is screaming at you 😅they still do it because they like it and are used to their skin looking like that or because everyone is doing it. If everyone around you wears glow you're automatically used to seeing more natural texture and it's "normal", you're sensitivity to plain see it disappears. whereas many of us went through the dictatorship of the all matte air brushed era w only spec areas being highlighted and any texture was a big no. So we're just much more sensitive to any texture than the younger generation who grows up in the no make up era