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0:02Yes. Let's film. 5, 4...I'm Director
0:26Won from Nuance Won. Nice to meet you.
0:30Around this time last year, I shared a
0:32base makeup tutorial using the Hera
0:34foundation. I heard that video received
0:38a really great response. Looking at the
0:41comments, I saw many people struggling
0:44with dehydrated oily skin and those
0:46with darker skin tones. So today, we've
0:49invited a guest to learn some base
0:52makeup tips and simple color makeup as
0:55well. Hee-jun, what have been your
0:58biggest concerns? Since I have
1:01dehydrated oily skin, even after
1:04applying toner, I feel dry inside to
1:07the point of cracking, yet my face
1:09looks oily in the mirror. My foundation
1:14breaks down easily and darkens quickly.
1:18Also, I'm currently preparing for
1:19flight attendant interviews, and most
1:21people have very bright skin tones. I
1:24know there aren't many foundation
1:26shades beyond number 23 in Korea.
1:28Because my skin tone is on the darker
1:30side, it felt unnatural, so it was hard
1:33to find a good match.
1:35For those with dehydrated oily skin
1:37like our guest, the base often flakes
1:40or breaks down into clumps. Also, if
1:43you use a foundation brighter than your
1:46skin tone, it doesn't look bright; it
1:49ends up looking dull and grayish. It
1:52can make you look tired or sickly, but
1:55today I'll share my best tips for a
1:58transparent "inner-glow" base, so just
2:01trust me and follow along. For
2:04dehydrated oily skin, the skincare base
2:06is the most important. How do you
2:08usually apply your skincare? I use a
2:11toner pad while I dry my hair, then
2:14apply ampoule and lotion.
2:17What about sunscreen? Lotion?
2:20I use a sun serum, and it's not that
2:22I'm lacking products, but it’s more
2:24about how you apply them. In my first
2:27base makeup video, I used green tea
2:31packs to cool the skin and tone it up,
2:34but today, let's keep it simple with a
2:38tone-up pad. The reason is, your face
2:41doesn't seem to have much heat. So,
2:44after wiping with a toner pad, I use a
2:47very lightweight, fast-absorbing
2:50water-based serum for dehydrated oily
2:53skin. Which serum have you been using?
2:57I think I use Torriden the most. The
3:00watery one, right?
3:01Exactly. But something feels missing,
3:04right? Like it dries up right away. So,
3:06I apply it, tap it in lightly to absorb
3:09, and then apply it one more time. Have
3:12you ever tried that?
3:14You usually just apply it and then use
3:16lotion, right?
3:17Actually, I use one dropper per cheek.
3:20Like this, all at once. Oh. That's how
3:22you do it, and that's how I finished it
3:24. One for each cheek, then. I think
3:26that was a bit too much. You probably
3:29used that much to replenish your
3:31moisture, but try using one dropper for
3:33your whole face, let it absorb, and
3:35then add a little more. You know, the
3:38creams people usually call "rich"
3:40creams. The ones that are thick or have
3:42a lot of oil are essentially just
3:43grease. In the end. And when there's
3:45too much oil, it can actually cause
3:47more of your own oil to surface. Use
3:49those only when you aren't wearing
3:50makeup, and remember that oil can
3:52surface even if you're lacking
3:53hydration. That’s why we need to keep
3:55replenishing our moisture levels. When
3:56you applied the cream, how much did you
3:59use?
3:59I squeezed it out, um. Rubbed it
4:01together.
4:02Like washing my face. Like washing your
4:04face.
4:06Use less than you did before, gently
4:08roll it onto your skin like a massage,
4:11and once the cream has melted...Then,
4:13lightly press it into your skin, moving
4:15from the inside out to help it absorb.
4:19And make sure to spread it well so that
4:21no cream is left along your jawline.
4:23We’ve only done this much, but why
4:25don't you try touching your face now?
4:27Oh, it feels really firm and bouncy.
4:29Exactly. Usually, if you use a cream
4:31that doesn't suit your skin, it will
4:32just push it back out. That expelled
4:34product didn't look like a pretty glow,
4:37but rather like oil. For those with
4:39dehydrated but oily skin, sunscreen is
4:41actually the most important part of the
4:44base. Instead of using a drying type of
4:47sunscreen, using a watery, hydrating
4:49one will help you build a proper
4:51foundation. Most sunscreens tend to
4:54bring up a lot of oil as time passes.
4:56And when that oil comes up, it mixes
4:59with the foundation, causing it to
5:01clump and break down in a way that
5:03doesn't look nice. I’m going to use
5:05just this much.
5:07I’m just going to graze it on as
5:09lightly as possible. Now the base work
5:12is done, but for darker skin tones,
5:15unless you want a very bright makeup
5:17look, it’s crucial to make sure your
5:20natural skin tone doesn't look dull and
5:22to express it in a bright, clear way.
5:27But as you mentioned, in Korea, the
5:29color range for darker skin isn't very
5:31wide, and products often come out
5:33lighter than expected. For example, it
5:35says it's a shade 23, but it's actually
5:37lighter, right? I feel like that often
5:40leads consumers to make the wrong
5:43choice. This HERA Reflection Skin Glow
5:47Foundation has a very wide range of
5:50shades, from 13 to 27. And a key
5:53feature of this foundation is that it
5:56comes out in clear, bright colors. I
5:59also really liked that it uses powder
6:01that becomes transparent when it meets
6:03oil, keeping the color clear and clean
6:05without darkening for a long time. For
6:08you, I’ll try a color that can
6:10naturally brighten your tone, like 23N.
6:1625, 27...Honestly, I think all these
6:18darker shades from HERA are really
6:21beautiful. If I had to choose from
6:25these four, which color should I pick?
6:29I think I would go with 23N or up to 25
6:32.
6:32Hmm. Really?
6:33But you know, besides the YouTuber
6:35Hee-ju, there are people with tanning
6:36skin, right?
6:37Yes, yes. There aren't many beautiful,
6:39healthy-looking dark shades. It would
6:42be good to look into foreign brands or
6:44try the Pera custom match service for
6:47reference. With 205 shades, that's
6:49quite a lot of colors. I'll dispense a
6:52drop of each to compare them. As I
6:54probably mentioned in part 1, you have
6:57to let them dry to see the true color.
7:00Some people concerned about dark skin
7:03are dark all over, but others, like
7:06Hee-ju, feel it's dark due to uneven
7:08patches. One of those areas would be
7:12around the eyes or mouth, which can
7:14look dull or dark-toned. So, looking at
7:18Hee-ju, if I cover your eyes, I don't
7:20feel your skin tone is actually that
7:22dark. Instead of matching the dark
7:26color and covering everything with it,
7:28finding the pretty tone your skin
7:30already has and applying a thin base
7:32that closely matches that tone is a
7:34better way to highlight your skin
7:36texture and make it look natural and
7:39translucent. But that’s only if those
7:42spots are very small. If it's not like
7:44that and the area is somewhat
7:46distributed, matching that tone makes
7:48it look more natural. It’s a
7:50different approach. Hmm. The area I
7:52think is the prettiest and brightest on
7:55Hee-ju's skin is right here on the
7:57cheeks. I’ll try applying a little
8:00bit of 23C now. And earlier, Hee-ju,
8:03you chose this color, which has a
8:05stronger neutral tone, right? There’s
8:08a little breakout here, but I’ll
8:09apply it here anyway. It’s a color
8:11with a really pretty champagne glow.
8:13It’s shade 23, but how does it look?
8:16It looks natural, but it lacks that
8:17bright, radiant feel, right? But how
8:19about this side? It looks natural and
8:21brightens up, doesn't it? It gets
8:22brighter because it has pink in it. The
8:24C usually stands for cool tones. You
8:26might think you don't have a cool tone,
8:28but today we found one, didn't we? So
8:30with that color, you look lovely—
8:32though that doesn't mean cool tones are
8:33always the best. Got it? Next are
8:36shades 25 and 27; it might be good to
8:38apply these thinly along the outer
8:41edges of your face to use the
8:43foundation as a contouring effect.
8:46Shall we apply it to the jawline? There
8:48are various ways to add dimension to
8:51your face. You can use a highlighter,
8:53or you can start contouring right from
8:56the base stage with your foundation.
8:58This one looks really natural too,
9:00right? And for 27, how does it look to
9:03you? It definitely feels dark, doesn't
9:05it?
9:05But it's a perfect match for this area.
9:08So the method I told you in episode 1,
9:10to match the color to your jawline, is
9:12different from this. Yeah.
9:15If you cover your whole face in that
9:18color, I think it might look too dark
9:20rather than pretty. In episode 1, I
9:24showed you how to do base makeup using
9:26a brush, but for Hee-ju, I'll show you
9:28how to use a spatula; if you look
9:30closely at her skin, the texture is
9:32very smooth and she has almost no pores
9:34. So I think it would be great for you
9:38to use a spatula. You don't need to put
9:40much on the back of your hand. I'll use
9:43about one pump, and even that will be
9:45left over. You know the short edge of
9:47the spatula, right? Drag it through so
9:50it gets on the short edge. Then it'll
9:53be coated like this on one side. Almost
9:55nothing gets on the back. We'll do the
9:57wide areas first, then move to the
9:59narrow areas. If you're short on time
10:02and apply it all over before blending,
10:04it's fine because it's a dewy
10:06foundation and doesn't dry quickly, but
10:08if you apply a semi-matte foundation
10:10all over and then blend, those parts
10:12might dry out. If it dries, you end up
10:14applying more force. I think that was
10:16me.
10:17That's right. Marks form, and
10:19everything you applied for your
10:21skincare base ends up rubbing off.
10:24Stand the blade up, place it against
10:26the center of your face or the center
10:27of your pupils, and while it's standing
10:29, don't scrape it, but tilt it slightly
10:31and just glide it through. And push it
10:35down the other way as well. Here's a
10:38point to be careful about when pushing
10:40it. I mean, don't apply it like this,
10:42as if you're spreading essence. You
10:45should scrape it on like this. Not
10:47spreading it like essence, but scraping
10:50it on like this.
10:51That.
10:52Oh.
10:53I applied it like essence.
10:56People think using a spatula lets you
10:58use a smaller amount, but I think the
11:00method is more important. Turn your
11:02head slightly to the left, and for
11:04areas with sideburns or hair, don't
11:06apply too much; just this much is
11:08enough. I used a dampened moisture
11:10latex sponge. It can bring out a bit
11:12more glow in your skin. Mhm. We'll use
11:14the rectangular side of this puff to
11:16pat it into your skin. If you pat it
11:18like you're bouncing it, it will adhere
11:21thinly and beautifully. Spread it
11:24thinly while pushing it toward the
11:26sideburn area. If you take this bright
11:29tone all the way to the outer edges of
11:30your face, it might make your face look
11:32larger. So, spread it thinly on the
11:34edges to blend it out. Since I'm
11:37applying it by scraping from the nose
11:40outward, I'll wipe the excess off the
11:42other side again.
11:44Place it on the back, align it with
11:47your pupils, tilt it slightly, and try
11:50scraping it on. Right? You did great.
11:53And do you see this part where it's a
11:54bit clumpy? Scrape it a little to
11:57smooth it out. Make sure to spread it
11:59well so it doesn't cake. Hmm, shall we
12:01try making some intentional sounds? Go
12:03ahead and hold it. Hmm.
12:06It’s too difficult.
12:07It’s hard.
12:08I guess it doesn’t pick up sound when
12:09there’s music playing.
12:11Now, wipe off the remaining amount and
12:13use only half of the spatula for the
12:15forehead. Scrape it downward towards
12:17the center of the forehead. Pat the
12:20center first, then spread it outwards;
12:23the important thing here is that if you
12:26apply too much with a puff, it will
12:29later clump up or turn white due to oil
12:32or sweat. So, I usually just skip this
12:36part. Hmm. If you see a border, use the
12:39soft, flexible edge here. Just use that
12:42part to gently blend it out, and for
12:44the chin, use just the tip of the
12:46spatula to scrape it slightly downward.
12:49Like this, apply to the center first,
12:51then tap it out to the sides. Now,
12:54let’s do the nose, eyelids, and
12:56around the mouth. Spread the amount on
12:59the back of your hand thinly. The
13:01reason is that if you dip the puff into
13:02a dollop, the puff will absorb it all.
13:05If it absorbs it, it will keep coming
13:06out while you apply. You won't be able
13:08to control the amount. When you need a
13:10small amount, spread it thinly and pick
13:12it up just with the tip of the puff so
13:14it doesn't soak in. Do it like this,
13:17and instead of just sweeping across the
13:18bridge of the nose, push it into the
13:20sides of the nostrils to fill the pores
13:22. Then, go thinly all the way up.
13:25Around the nose, between the nose and
13:28lip—this area also needs a very thin
13:31layer. Now, the eyelids are the same.
13:33Dip the tip of the puff lightly;
13:35there’s already some oil coming up on
13:38your double eyelid. Wipe the oil off
13:41the eyelid, use the amount on the tip
13:42of the puff to gently cover the wide
13:44area, and apply very little to the
13:46eyelid crease, spreading it thin.
13:50Hee-joo, the area around your eyes is a
13:52bit dark. So, you definitely need to
13:54color-correct it, but this color
13:56currently provides decent coverage.
13:59Hmm. That’s because we used the C
14:01color. But if a customer uses an N
14:04color and applies it to their eyelids,
14:07it might look toned up at first, but
14:09eventually, the dull tone will rise
14:11back up, making them look pale and
14:13tired. Let’s try the other side.
14:16Hmm. Good. The front part is curved. So
14:19, how do we handle the rounded part?
14:21Like this, and sometimes I use the puff
14:24to remove any excess.
14:27Using the pointed tip again, brighten
14:29the dark area at the corner of the eye;
14:32it definitely looks cleaner and
14:34brighter once this part is fixed. Great
14:37job. Now, let’s cover the dark
14:39circles under your eyes. Don't throw
14:41away the leftover foundation; scoop it
14:43out, and this time, use a salmon color,
14:46a peach color, and the remaining
14:47foundation. Let’s make use of that.
14:50First, mix a small amount of foundation
14:52with the remaining peach color. The
14:54reason for mixing them is to make the
14:57texture a bit thinner and lighter. When
15:00it's hard to find the perfect texture
15:02and color for your dark circles, it's
15:04best to use a peach color first to
15:06cover the darkest tones. However, I
15:10felt that using just the peach color on
15:12you might look too orange, so I mixed
15:14it in. It creates the perfect neutral
15:16color, doesn't it? So, I'm glad we
15:17didn't throw it away earlier. Don't
15:19just use it straight away after picking
15:21it up; adjust the amount on the back of
15:23your hand. I think I mentioned in the
15:25first episode that when covering dark
15:27circles, you shouldn't start from the
15:29front but divide the product and work
15:31from the back. Like this, little by
15:33little towards the front. And also even
15:36out the tone of the area behind it.
15:38Then, you need to gently tap it on with
15:42this soft side.
15:45The very dark part still remains. In
15:48that case, I'll apply a bit more salmon
15:50color. Since this is also a liquid-type
15:53concealer, it will end up looking dry
15:56once it sets. So, mix it with
15:58foundation to make it a little thinner.
16:01Can you see the part that looks the
16:03darkest like this? Yes.
16:04Just lightly brush over that specific
16:08area. I'm applying it right here. When
16:11blending, use a brush with the excess
16:13product removed to just gently spread
16:15it around the edges. Also, the key to a
16:18complete makeup look is having a bright
16:20and clean eye area so the entire face
16:23looks clear. If you look from a
16:25distance,
16:26it looks a bit different, right?
16:27Yes. If what we just covered was to
16:32brighten the complexion, now we'll add
16:34another layer to the center of the
16:36cheeks. This foundation contains
16:39skincare ingredients, so your skin tone
16:41gets clearer the more you apply it. So
16:44you can use the remaining foundation as
16:47is. But you currently have some red
16:49breakouts. In that case, it's good to
16:51add a little bit of concealer. It
16:54depends on the type of breakout, but to
16:58cover them as well, I mix a concealer
17:01that matches your skin tone with the
17:04foundation. I'm doing this specifically
17:09to provide coverage. On the left cheek,
17:12you can just spread it on like this.
17:14For areas where breakouts are clustered
17:17, you should cover them as a whole area
17:19rather than one by one. This time, tap
17:22it on lightly using this rounded side.
17:26You can cover any raised breakouts all
17:29at once at the very end when your
17:31makeup is almost finished. Since the
17:35center is brighter, it gives your face
17:37more volume, right? Yes.
17:39A coin-sized amount in the center of
17:41the forehead. One in the center of the
17:43bridge of the nose. And about this much
17:45on the chin. So, by doing it just like
17:48this, you can create volume in the
17:50center and add dimension to your face.
17:53When covering blemishes, if you use a
17:55formula that's too dewy, it won't
17:57provide coverage and the product will
17:59just keep sliding off. Just dab it onto
18:01the areas that need coverage, and blend
18:04it out like this. There are some parts
18:06of your hands that are a bit dark.
18:09Especially if you brighten up these
18:11shadowy-looking areas, your complexion
18:12will look much clearer. Well, I’ve
18:15finished the base makeup for now. What
18:18do you think?
18:19The glow looks so natural. I think it
18:22looks pretty. Honestly, I really think
18:23it's pretty. It’s so pretty.
18:25Doesn't the skin look really thin?
18:26Yes. I didn't do anything.
18:28I love it.
18:29Yes. So
18:31I think I finally understand what that
18:33clear ivory-like tone means today.
18:34I think I get it. You know, those with
18:36darker skin tones want to try cool
18:38tones, but it doesn't always work out
18:39well. It ends up looking like it’s
18:40just sitting on top of the skin. So now
18:42that I see it, I understand why the
18:44term "ivory-like" is used.
18:55I wish this was my own skin. But this
18:56was yours to begin with. Just use a
19:00tone-up lotion to blend it with your
19:02neck color, and even darker skin can
19:04look this clear and translucent. I
19:07think this was a really great time to
19:10show that. Now, I’m going to show you
19:13some autumn-inspired makeup; for those
19:16with dark eyelids or skin around the
19:19eyes, it’s more important to find
19:21colors that brighten your face when
19:24applied. I’ll use a small amount of
19:27powder to take off the excess oil
19:29around your crease. The key is to apply
19:33it lightly and thinly over the entire
19:36eyelid. For the main color, look at the
19:38mirror and start from the inner part
19:39where the darkness begins. This area
19:42needs to be brightened. Then, add a
19:45touch of shading. Since we’re going
19:48for a natural look today, you don’t
19:50need to use too many colors for your
19:52eye makeup. When drawing the liner,
19:55follow your eye shape, draw a thin wing
19:58at the end, and connect it to your lash
20:02line. It doesn't look quite finished
20:10yet because your under-eye area is
20:12still looking a bit dark. After
20:15removing the oil from your under-eyes,
20:17the way to go is to keep it clean and
20:19matte. Using foundation, concealer, or
20:22a corrector might look clean initially,
20:24but it can settle into fine lines later
20:26. But if you try it this way, the clean
20:29look lasts much longer. The outer
20:31corners of your eyes are dark. Blend
20:34the eyeshadow well into those areas.
20:36I’ll use a slightly brighter shade
20:39than the one before to brighten the
20:41center of your under-eyes once more.
20:44And for the eyebrows Now, let's move on
20:50to blush. The colors I'm using today
20:54are these two that go well with autumn
20:56makeup; have you ever tried colors like
20:58these? This
20:59color only. This color still feels a
21:02bit intimidating, right? For liquid
21:05types, I recommend dabbing a little on
21:06your palm first rather than applying
21:08directly to the face; do you see this
21:10round side? I'll apply a little onto
21:13the round side. To be safe, I’ll
21:16start with the color I use often,
21:18applying it while cupping the cheekbone
21:21area. If you apply it like shading on
21:25darker skin, you can create a more
21:28natural blush look, so starting from
21:30the area above where your eye ends, tap
21:33it in a circular motion, focusing on
21:35the cheekbone. Gently wrap around the
21:39cheekbone, tapping in an oval shape to
21:42build the color. Press down on the
21:44outer cheekbone like this, and then
21:46take that slightly brighter tone. Apply
21:49that part using this side of the puff,
21:52this time tapping slightly above the
21:55center of the pupil; the key is to make
21:58it overlap a bit with the first blush
22:01so it blends well, and ensure it
22:04doesn't go too low past your nose line.
22:08And since this is a liquid type, the
22:10natural glow really shines through,
22:12which I think is pretty. The other side
22:15had some blemishes, and those with skin
22:18troubles or uneven skin tones often
22:20want to try this dewy look but end up
22:23giving up because of the blemishes.
22:26First, go ahead and apply the color.
22:29Then it’s wiped off again, right?
22:30This time, you need to balance it with
22:32a color similar to the blush. That way,
22:35it covers the area while still looking
22:37like blush. Hmm.
22:38If you apply the concealer color you
22:40used to wipe it, just this part...
22:42The color looks different.
22:43I didn't know this trick.
22:45What a great tip.
22:46I mean, you want to create glowing skin
22:49, and you managed the base, but you
22:51need to use a liquid blush for that
22:53nice, pretty sheen. Or a stick balm.
22:57I really want to use those, but the
22:59coverage gets wiped away, which is why
23:01I use this method.
23:02Hmm. Now, in my opinion, the finishing
23:05touch of makeup is the lips. But your
23:08lips are a bit dark and on the larger
23:10side. So the biggest concern is that
23:13the colors don't show up as intended.
23:15Especially with glossy products, it
23:16must be even harder. An important point
23:19is not to cover your lips with the
23:20foundation you used earlier. I looked
23:24for a color that could tidy up the lip
23:26line, and it seems like a peach color
23:28is needed for this level of darkness.
23:31How is it? Hmm. The darkness of the
23:33color is already being neutralized,
23:34right? Once you’ve addressed the dark
23:38tones in your lip line, try a
23:40beige-brown tone for an autumn vibe;
23:43when applying a matte lip like this, I
23:46tap it on to help it adhere. You can
23:49use your fingers directly for that. And
23:53for the parts where the lip line is a
23:55bit dark, use a pencil type once more
23:58to soften those sharp edges. Since I'm
24:03going to use a more toned-down main
24:05color than what you have now, I don't
24:06think you've ever tried something like
24:08this. Since your lower lip is a bit
24:12full, don't apply it all over; just go
24:15from the inside to the center, and for
24:17the upper lip, apply it lightly only on
24:20the inside. Use this dark brown tone to
24:24add more depth from the inside, and
24:27just a touch on the upper lip. We've
24:32finished up to this point, so let's
24:33style your hair nicely and see the
24:35final result. Wow.
24:52We did everything from the base to the
24:54color makeup today; how was it? I
24:56always used matte foundation because of
24:59my breakouts, but I've always wanted a
25:02dewy look that conceals my flaws, so
25:05I’m glad I learned the method today;
25:08it’s not cakey at all, and I’ve
25:11never had my skin look this bright, so
25:14I really love it. I hope you keep
25:17practicing at home and succeed in your
25:19dream of becoming a flight attendant. I
25:22think I’ll succeed.
25:25Just like our guest today, I’ve shown
25:27you how even those with darker,
25:29dehydrated oily skin can achieve a
25:31clear, glowing complexion from within.
25:35Even if you don't have this skin type,
25:37we have an event prepared for other
25:39skin types as well. On September 29th,
25:43I’ll be providing personal makeup
25:46lessons to 30 Haeco subscribers, so
25:49please show your interest. You can find
25:53more detailed information in the
25:54description box below. Thank you.

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