M·A·C Fashion Week Tips & Tricks with Neil Y

Watch M·A·C Senior Artist Neil Y backstage as he shows how to extend a lined eye with a dry brush for a fine point with a finessed finish.

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• Beauty
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• Backstage
• Fashion Week
• Make-up Art Cosmetics

[KillerColours]

Am I stupid if I didn't understand that?

[aurialee]

I think that if the video were to show what he was doing as he described it, instead of showing steps performed afterward, that it would help alleviate some confusion.

take a 266/263 angled brush and line the eyes with your color. then take a clean 266/263 angled brush and drag the color out much further. you take a clean brush to extend the current pigment instead of adding more.

Watched 3 times to understand that. The q-tips are confusing and don't have anything to do with what he is saying.

[BethsBroadcast]

I actually didn't find this very hard to understand at all. If you know enough about makeup, just listen to what he's saying and you'll get it.

[1sistermercy]

A real pro can create a technique that non-pros can understand and utilize at home. He did just that. Great Job !

[lambchopxoxo]

I get it. Apply product then switch brushes to a clean one to finish your line so you have a more blended look than a super precision line.

[suriya203]

Use clean brush with the product on it --> then to make the eyeliner more clean lined use the brush that doesn't have the product on to make it more finessed finish.

[badarock001]

Clean brush or dry brush?????

[CindyCampos92]

i get it!

[Me1Isis]

???? The Eyeliner looks so Bad. When u r a make up pro u dont have to use q-tip.

I Really dont Understand what he wants to say. What is next? How to Open a Mascara???

[TheCFS111]

great tip, and awesome video. short, sweet, and to the point!

[emilyons123]

Go back to the videos of the senior artists doing the make-up on models for each collection. These new videos are ridiculous.

[RoofieOnTheRocks]

He says: Apply your eyeliner as normal with a liner brush. Then, using the same brush WITHOUT any product on it, drag your normal liner outwards into a "tick" (he is calling a "wing" a "tick" for some reason)...