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friends, when I was editing this I noticed that during my rant about saturated colors, the lipstick on my lips *appears* to be the exact same color as Makeup by Mario South Shore just inches away on the screen. However, I think it's an optical illusion-the backdrop of my skin equalizes the greyish tint in Beatrice and makes it look brighter, whereas South Shore looks more neutral than it is against the white backdrop and the other ultra-saturated colors in the swatch imagery. I think if I had South Shore on my lips it would look much pinker than Beatrice. Of course I could be wrong about South Shore specifically; I'm just basing this on the photography and my VAST past experience with lipstick colors. Just wanted to pin a comment because I feel confident that people watching are going to be like "girl what are you talking about, South Shore is the same color as the lipstick on your actual face." Also I think it might be time for me to stop talking about desaturation
I was about to tell you that in a somewhat nicer way than "girl what are you talking about etc" 😂
to me they don't look similar at all, at least on the swatch. South Shore looks straight up pink, whereas Beatrice looks more brown.
If you don't watch the Beautiful & Bothered podcast, I think you should check it out. I feel like you'd appreciate Johnny Ross & his bff Kevin Banzhaf's candor! They chit chat makeup & skincare & then do a purchase or pass. A new episode comes out each Sunday & I'm basically living for it at this point. 😅 The reason I bring it up is they talk about the mbm lipsticks (in the most recent ep) & how the swatches are NOT accurate to real life.
Actually, I disagree about time to stop talking about desaturation. I think as the baby boomers get older and grayer, there is a greater need for desaturated color. My recently deceased mother (93) was all about color cosmetics and bold color when she was younger. Once she turned 80, her skin got grayer and she got more and more frustrated with cosmetics. Thank goodness for that Mishima (?) grayish bb cream and that stinky L’Oréal beige lipstick. Anyhow, you are the only person on KZhead that I see calling for more desaturated makeup. Look around you at 80 year olds, there is very little for them to wear.
I love the merit lip oil as well as the elf one that is supposed to be a Chanel or Christian Dior dupe.
Hot take: "Jelly Slime" as a title is further proof of the absolute aggressive push to minors that the cosmetics companies have been engaging in for the past few years.
Maybe, but more likely that it’s a symptom of retail’s infantalization of adult consumers
I don't disagree with either of these comments, but also: my first thought was that it was a 90s nostalgia nod. Jelly shoes, gak, & body glitter...
@@naomiflyomi637 consumer infantalization as you describe it is an issue, as well. To be fair, these practices are not mutually exclusive.
@@Quinn-wh1nvyah exactly! Taking the nostalgia angle. I think what’s happening with kids conspicuously consuming upmarket beauty is a convenient side effect of the nostalgia bait trend/ the infantilization of gen x and millennials (I think they’re part of the same phenomenon). And of course “Sephora kids” stimulate TikTok outrage, which is one of the more reliable marketing strategies rn.
My daughter was big into slime, as in creating it and buying it from small businesses. She is now in college, the perfect age and market for a slime cosmetic.
Please don't ever stop talking about desaturation as you have helped me and probably a lot of others identify our desaturated skin tones on the market and what colors work best for us! 💜
Very true. I couldn’t figure out my skin tone for a decade and now I know I’m a very desaturated gray-leaning olive. It’s still hard to find a color match, but now I know how to manipulate products to get them as close as possible! And it’s all thanks to Hannah 🙌
Agreed!
@@lnf4084I’m a gray leaning olive too but light medium skin which is super hard to find complexion products for. Most that I find that are desaturated olive, are far too light for me
Really, hearing her explain and talk about desaturation helped my find my perfect shades in cosmetics. Before I could never understand why EVERYTHING was(and still is) way to orange or yellow the green color corrector hack has changed the game for me.
Yes agreed
This is so off topic, but I just have to say that if you ever wonder whether you should start a podcast, the answer is YES! I find myself listening to old videos of yours all the time, especially when I’m in bed sick, as I am this morning. I genuinely feel I could listen to you talk about anything, for any length of time, and be completely enthralled 😂
I second that!
Tango Dancer Podcast 💃🏼
Same same same. A HLP podcast would be amazing
"Swatch Bard" was my DREAM career in elementary school I desperately wanted to name acrylic paint and nail polish colors
In the same vein, when I found out about being a "nose" for a perfume company, I was convinced. But alas, my middle school dreams are not to be lol
I would love to be a swatch bard oh my goddddd
I cannot believe that's a real job - good for whoever does it cause that sounds awesome lol
Naming the manic panic colors was my dream in high school.
who else INSTANTLY gets the "new makeup, hot takes, new makeup, hot takes" song in their head the moment these videos show up in the feed? 🙋♀️🕺
Oh, I'm very surprised to hear that your video explaining saturation didn't perform well. For me it was tremendously eye opening, as I finally understood why all base products in the market look so pink or so yellow on my skin. Please please please, Hannah, never stop talking about saturation, contrast and color theory, I highly appreciate that type of content!
Fully agree!
HLP single handedly changing the course of my life by illuminating the career path of ‘swatch bard’
Clarins lip oil was one of the first and has been around for decades. The reason it is so good is because Clarins specializes in oils for the skin
The best oils indeed. I’ve been using them face and body oils for decades.
I love their lip oils, but even the dark brown and purple in their shade range (which look quite desatured) end up with a very saturated lip tint effect afterwards on me 😕
@@kristinakokoskova517oh I’m very interested in the brown them, I’ve been looking for a brown lip oil that actually looks brown
I LOVE that you are explicit in discussing saturation and color and depth esp with foundation, and it is confounding that most beauty gurus are so inconsistent and imprecise when they describe color considering this should be a basic and easy thing they deliberately study up on; and visual art already has language for this and it is not cool=gray…rather, cool is going towards blue and away from yellow, and, yes, adding blue to yellow (or adding any contrasting pigments) desaturates the original color and that is why a dusty light yellow or a dusty warm peach is cognitively sensed as olive in juxtaposition with more saturated shades, as color is also context-relative
I think your discussion about saturation is why I’ve started to look into purchasing Asian centered makeup! The softness of the colors that they use is so much more appealing to me!
If you have yellow or olive undertones then Asian makeup is definitely worth a try! They get it
I agree- wouldn't that just be the dream job- naming colors for the Pantone Color Institute? Antique apricot sounds much more romantic than peach fuzz.
It gives me so much hope when you speak about loops of reaction and thought that come up over and over again. My life seems to be filled with those loops, not just in relation to beautiful things, and I tend to place more emphasis on the existence of the loop rather than my own growth in the area. Coming up against an old loop doesn't have to mean that I am failing in my attempts to grow past them. My own thoughts and actions in response to the loops do.
Oh my goodness you put this so perfectly! Always grateful for HLP parsing out the nuances of being a crow that loves shiny things… and empowering us to be gentle on ourselves and follow the thought through to its end 💞
Thank you, and yes! I have always had a really difficult time with letting myself off the hook in a healthy way. I think I tend to be too harsh with myself when it comes to things that don't matter all that much so that when the times comes that I really need to hold my feet to the fire and I don't want to, I can sneakily let myself off the hook by pointing to all of the times I never did. It's a pattern of behavior that comes hand in hand with feedback loops most of the time for me.
The peach fuzz color is on the sad beige spectrum.
The Pantone colour of the year, Peach Fuzz, is exactly the same colour I painted my bedroom in the nineties. Everything comes back around.
And I used it to accent wallpaper in my then brand new home 40 years ago! October 1984! (Towels rugs etc.) 😂😂😂
Oh, I remember those days! Also the dusty rose and the little ducks everyone put in their kitchens.
Lol that is hilarious haha
My bedding was this color in the 90’s! I love it!
Yes, the early 90's was all about peach and seafoam green for me,lol
We love your videos on colour theory and saturation. As a pale olive, I'm finally beginning to understand why some things don't look good on me. Please keep posting videos about this!
“A Gordonian knot of logic and desire”- what a perfect phrase! 🤎🤎🤎
The knot is Gordian.
@@dolphin7216 Of course you’re right. Autocorrect and bad proof-reading led to this moment of shame. I stand corrected and abashed.
Please don’t stop being our desaturation champion! We see you, and appreciate your work in spreading the word! 🙌🏽
Your skin against your background color is perfection ❤
I enjoy appreciating beauty products and esthetics, AND I focus on directing my dopamine needs towards my hobbies instead of consumer acquisition. I remember that the images promote a fantasy experience that never materializes. But putting time and energy into hobbies that both provide a dopamine hit and contribute to my quality of a fun and purpose filled life provides for a real enhanced experience rather than a fantasy. Thanks for the content.
Clarins was definitely the first lip oil I remember hearing of like a decade ago 👄💄💋
Thank you for that last bit on saturation because although I knew this already it still struck me that this is the reason most drugstore lip colors and lip sticks in general always make me feel like I'm trying too hard or I end up feeling like a clown. That's why I ended up making my own tinted lip balms before they were so popular, but people are still stumped by the subtle colors and tend to buy more of my saturated colors. I know this from doing shows and interacting directly with the customer. I'm not sure if people really want to buy something that slightly enhances if they feel like they're not getting their money's worth if the color isn't punchy. But I'm always looking for less saturation 😅
That color saturation video was one of my all time favorites. Thank you for reminding me. As for the Mario's lipsticks, the saturation as worn on the lip depends on how translucent, pearly, glossy or matte the formula is. None of that is easy to gauge from online photoshopped photos. One of them might be perfect for you, in real life. That's what I tell myself.
I love the desaturation dialogue. It makes so much sense to me and is the type of makeup I want to wear a lot of the time.
I was interested in maybe trying one of the MakeupMario lipsticks until I swatched them in store. There are no neutrals - they’re all various shades of PINK in real life. All of the shades are VERY saturated. That sealed the deal on them being a skip for me. I ordered one of the Prada lipsticks, Argile - which is a de-saturated beige.
Your saturated/ desaturated content has been very helpful for me. As an older woman who has embraced her gray hair, I know now that I remain somebody who looks best with saturated colour. This is why the Natasha Denona Glam palette was a costly declutter for me, but a good learning lesson.
They don't have the most nuanced color range, but my favorite lip oil is the Milani Fruit Fetish lip oils. I find them to be very hydrating and tenacious, and not leaving a film of greasy nothing. The Clarins lip oils are also really nice. MAC seems to be leaning into these kind of gross product names. I mean, think of those Squirt gloss stick things. SQUIRT. It's very uhhhhhhhh evocative 😅 It does make me think about how language affects the way we see a product. It's almost like verbal packaging...the name conjures the fantasy of what that product will do for us and who we'll be when we use it. I say this as someone who bought Chanel Boy because having a lipstick named "Boy" felt so cheeky and genderful. But it could just as easily been called "beige taupe" and it wouldn't have captured my imagination enough to spend $45 on it.
Would you consider doing a video on all of your favorite desaturated makeup in each makeup category? I have pretty neutral skill and would love that! I assume others woulds as well.
I would totally watch a, "dupe the vibes" video of yours trying to mimic all the stuff you're drawn to here but are not wanting to buy, utilizing your existing collection - always find those good inspo.
Moi aussi !!!
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Hi Hannah- I must send you a HUGE Thank you.... I am a make-up lover and have made the conscious decision to be more mindful of always wanting to buy the newest or the latest palette, lipstick, blush, etc., etc... And that is thanks to you... I have realized that I own a lot of "lovely" items in my collection and I am appreciating them now more than ever because of your lovely declutter series - both the 2022 and the 2023 playlists... I even had my sweet fiance watch them and he realized that your philosophies apply to more than just makeup! Sending hugs from Southern Ontario Corina
Hi- sorry, I had a crazy day and I do want to chat with you, let me know when will work. Purged more clothes today- very pleased with myself
Saturation is a concept I never really grasped or knew about and I am well into adulthood! I instinctively was drawn to colors with a grayish cast-Van Gogh colors as I always thought of them. Now I understand why I can wear cool or warm colors if they are desaturated, but only very specific saturated colors. I guess for me, the saturation level is the most critical factor! You look beautiful today. Like a sepia photograph!
Jelly slime reminds me of the jelly highlighter from elf, and I was obsessed with it in high school and college. A great product nobody remembers lol
Hannah! I love that you’re excited about makeup again. Please bring back your single shadow series and duping the vibes videos! I love them so much, no one talks about makeup the way you do. You make it fun again. 🖤
the kosas brow pencil fits the description of what you're looking for i think! I use the original in black and it’s perfectly ashy and desaturated and NOT going to give you block brows (unless you try really hard). It's that dry, hard, waxy texture you described. They also have a micro version now, haven't used it but its there for anyone who wants to create tiny hair-like strokes
The Clarins lip oil has been around for so many years. I feel they were first to really pave the way for this “trend”. All that to say, I’ve tried SO many lip oils and I ALWAYS go back to the clarins one. It’s so comfortable to wear, the light color does stick around, the lip oil itself is super hydrating and it’s the only lip oil that I continue to repurchase once I’ve used it up. It’s worth the hype, plus the scent is so fruity and yummy. Unlike the Dior Lip Oil that has a minty scent and every shade seems like it’s the same once applied. If you want hydrated lips, clarins for the win. ❤
Gucci Suzanne brown is gorgeous!!! I have it and love it!!
Speaking of lip oils/ balms/ glosees- I do think the Lisa Eldridge glosses (especially the lower saturated ones) should count more as balms- they are SO nourishing
Yes! The shade Songbird is very nuanced and nourishing.
On lip oils, I've noticed I just don't understand the names and products released in recent years. It seems like what I'd expect based on the name isn't what the product is. With lip oils, as you said, they run the gamut! It almost became another name for lip gloss. "Skin tint" is another category where how they behave isn't what I'd expect. A skin tint sounds like a tinted moisturizer or something very sheer, not something that dries down very fast and lasts 24 hours.
You're so right about some lip oils not being very like each other. Many don't even have much oil in them! You'd make a superlative swatch bard❤
Thank you for calling out all the ai!!! It’s like the false advertising of models being photoshopped but no one cares about insane “beauty” standards in art that are just removing the human touch 😭
That video you did on your advice to the beauty industry was fantastic. I watched and really enjoyed it. I love hearing your thoughts on the new makeup.
I love the Roen Liquid Lip Balms, such an underrated product!
Oh my gosh I live for the Hot Takes videos! It's so fun to enjoy new makeup even just from a visual standpoint. But I just LOVE the conversation you have around it all. It's entertaining and thought provoking and informative. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
For liquid balms, HIGHLY recommend the Roen Kiss My Liquid Lip Balm (particularly the shade Charlie). It's so beautiful, has a slight mint flavor but that does not linger, and the product lasts on the lips for HOURS. I've managed to get it on sale pretty frequently, but it's one of the few products I love enough and think it's still worth it to pay the full $30 price.
Your hair game is so strong in this video!
While I was listening to you, talk about the color saturation I had a thought… You need your own make up line.💕
I really love when you talk about saturation. It has helped me understand why so much makeup just never work for my skin tone!
My secret hope, Hannah, is that one day you release a makeup line for us desaturated pale olives. If it happens I’ll take multiples of everything, please. 🥰
The reason I love the clarins lip oil is because it looks like a lip gloss but hidrates da lips like a lip balm and it's not sticky ! I hate the stickiness of lipglosses 😭😅
The Clarins lip oil you tal about in new colors/flavours is one of the OGs and is one of the best!
I am currently wearing a modified version of the same look as HLP (based on the tutorial) and loving it! I'm a bright winter so swapping in a bright cool lip and matching blush is super flattering. I love how inspiring she is!
This is why I have sooo many Bobbi brown crushed lipsticks even tho they’re sooo expensive. Desaturation!!
Clarins Lip Comfort Oil is hands down my favourite lip ball/ oil of all time - the scent, texture and comfort - all perfect. Haven't been this excited for a lip product in ages
I have salt and pepper hair colour and found my holy grail eyebrow pencil. Nyx Micro eyebrow pencil in grey is the perfect no warmth grey colour. Might be what you're after. Love your content ❣️
I'm a basic B and I love the Pantone color of the year, a lot of their past colors since the idea of the Color of the Year blew up have been too dark or bright or dull, and I love the soft pastel of Peach Fuzz, I think the lack of nuance in the color lends itself well to the idea of enveloping, comforting escapism, there is no nuance in a utopia
Hot take: you need to team up with Kackie to create the pinnacle of desaturated makeup. I know neither of you have the bandwidth, but the passion and knowledge is there 😂
You might enjoy the well people brow pencil! It's very thin and stiff, thinner than most brow pencils but not as thin as the new kosas one.
I call it muted. I wear mostly neutrals because its hard to find the colors i look good in. They need to be muted or grayed...e.g. I don't look good in lilac/purple but there is a muted grayish lilac color that looks perfect on me. I can easily look washed out or like the clothes are wearing me. Even with neutrals, I need the beige/gray/etc to be a muted shade as they can easily look too brown/yellow/orange on me. I never thought about this in relation to makeup before, but it makes sense. I tend to not wear makeup with color because I look like a clown or a kid playing dress up... Lol. Thank you for articulating so well!
Shu uemura used to sell those type of hard eyebrow pencils. U would have to take it to the shu counter to sharpen it. But I think they’ve completely pulled their makeup out of the US market 😢
i actually don't know a lip oil when i see one. your recent lip product declutter proved to me that i know absolutely nothing but am completely fascinated.
The eyelid shine is divine.
For a hard (in a good way), ashy dark brown, thin, brow pencil, I have to recommend the L’Oreal brow stylist definer in the shade dark brunette. I have been using it for probably 10 years. It’s great.
Totally agree about lip oils
You had me at Bertha Brown.
“I’m not interested in jelly slime” 😂 killed me
Thank you so much for talking about desaturation, I hope the cosmetics companies hear and listen! Ever since I’ve heard you talk about it I realize how much this applies to me. Also I’d love to see a video on brow pencils.
my dog perked up at the new makeup hot takes theme song. it has been Buster Approved ™
I love thé fenty pro kiss’r balm!
Hannah! CHAMPing at the bit!!!!! Love u.
I felt the same way about those MAC pots when I saw them!!
For brows, it’s an oldie but goodie, but I really recommend the Shu Uemura Hard 9 Pencil, and specifically in the shade 02 Seal Brown which is nice and ashy 🤗 (long time follower, but I don’t comment much - BUT I love everything you do, thank you ❤)
Love the Unleashia brow pencil for your search! 😊
I loved that video about saturation/desaturation!
You helped me understand my skin tone! Please absolutely do not stop talking about desaturation ❤️
The Gucci gloss in Suzanne Brown is beautiful!
I really enjoy the Make Beauty brow pencil in cool brown. It has the same diamond shape.
For me its blush blush blush. I just love buying blush!😊
I really enjoyed your desaturation video. Perfect breakdown 🙌🔥
Your desaturation video was one of my faves! Go on with your charts. I wish make up brands took note.
That was a great explanation of color desaturation with tne lips shades 👍 great video as always thanks 💜🌻✌🏻
i’ve been kinda eyeing the gxve brow pencil similar to that revolution one. i watched a couple interviews of gwen stefani being a total makeup nerd and now i’m like aww i kinda wanna try her brand.
Appreciate your make up hot take videos so much. The jelly slime simultaneously reminded me of the surratt new shadows and marketing to children on tiktok
My fav brow pencil at the mo is the Kosas brow pop nano - tiny, firm and ashy!
I feel like my version of tinted moisturizer is liquid/cream highlighters. I never use them and when I do I usually go over it in a powder highlighter! I’ve finally learned my lesson 😂😂
Yes ! I just bought a tube of Rosa Gallery coral watercolour. Am loving my watery painterly peach fuzz Art I am creating 😛❤️
Hannah, I love your channel and your voice!😊
My favorite liquid lip balms: the Roen one, Fit Glow lip serum (though, my favorite is the nighttime/ clear one), Rituel de Fille recently came out with one that’s really nice, and I like the Make beauty one in Halo Moon
Re: cool toned brows-- My holy grail is the benefit micro pencil in Grey. Perfectly cool toned ❤
I love Clarins lip oil, but the tube is messy. I can't keep it in my purse, because it leakes ☹️ If they come up with lip oil stick like NYX, I'll buy it. My favourite brow pen: NYX micro brow pencil in Ash brown.
For Brows I always really liked the Anastasia Brow wiz, but since I couldn't afford to replace it I found the NYX micro brow pencil works just as well!!! Definitely try that! I have asian brows which require more ashy colours and the NYX nailed it :)
I really like the Blend Bunny lip oil. It's not a heavy tint, I got the brown one, and the clear.
I love my tower 28 milky gloss, it stays on, it nourishes, it fills in creases.....
My vote for balm with doe foot applicator is the Make Beauty Serum Balm. I LOVE that formula!
I love the Hard Candy lip oils, they feel like a gloss but they moisturize my lips so well
The Huda Beauty silk balm is the type with a doe foot applicator and I really enjoyed it! I’m not a generally a balm person but one came my way and I actually used it up. First time that ever happened
The Ulta brand juice infused lip oils are actually quite nice especially the tangerine one which I loved so much I used it up in record time
You look so gorgeous!!! My fav liquid lip balm is Charlie from Roen Beauty :)
You might like Florasis brow pencils. I use Taupe from them which is a gray toned brown, with that sort of square hard tip. It's such a good color match for me, needing a more de-satured cool brown.
For me, it’s blush/highlighter. I barely use any (I have very textured skin and red spots, so both kinds of products never look good on me), but still, any time a see a new highlighter or a very alluring shade of blush, I want it lol
Yes battle of the eyebrow pencil! There are so many brands mentioned on channels I follow but very little detail about why theyre good. I dont want to buy a bunch just to find the one that works, but Im slogging through one I dont like right now and im gunshy about what to try next.