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If you're an OG subscriber of Aaliyah Jay, you know all about her her budget-friendly beauty tutorials. Here, Aaliyah recreates a colorful look from her early days on YouTube, and gives viewers a rundown on the best drugstore products for dry skin.

Tennille Murphy, of The Tennille Life, is skincare and makeup over 40 goals. Check out this video as she provides tips for mature skin and creates a natural makeup look using Black-owned beauty brand Mented Cosmetics.

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If you have oily skin, you'll understand all too well the struggle of a fresh summer glow turning into a greasy mess. Watch as Vicky Logan puts her makeup skills to the test to create a dewy look suitable for combination to oily skin types.

Those with oily skin types can certainly take away a few gems from this everyday makeup routine for dark skin tones. Yvonne Victoria drops tips for prepping oily skin and application tips for a flawless finish that will last all day.

The cult classic horror movie IT has solidified clowns as one of the go-to creepy costumes to wear on Halloween. Veteran YouTuber MsAaliyahJay shows us to get a creepy but glam clown makeup for spooky season on brown skin.

YouTuber MsAaliyahJay has many Halloween makeup tutorials but this eight-legged look is certainly popular with more than 190,000 views and 15,000 likes. All this look requires is a steady hand and perhaps a glam, yet creepy black outfit to complete the costume. If you want to kick this look up a notch, draw a spider web on the side of the other eye.

In the late 1930s, Max Factor had developed Pan-Cake foundation for the film industry which was being filmed now in color. And the popularity of Pan-Cake was unprecedented. By the next year, more than 50 companies had produced their own cake makeup foundation as well. I did find that by the 1940s, Max Factor literature recommended the color Natural #2 for olive skin and Amber No. 2 for Deep Olive Skin.

Cydee is a MAC makeup artist who teaches her followers how to create gorgeous looks for melanated skin. On top of the slayage, she also gives hair tutorials, especially those on how to create natural looks with wigs and weave.

There was a time when dark-skinned women could barely find anyone who looked like them on YouTube to show them the right way to apply their makeup. Thankfully, those days are far gone, and today we have tons of YouTube makeup tutorials for dark skin women.

With their makeup tutorials, these beauty influencers have taught us the importance of understanding our skin tone, color-correcting, the best ways to apply our foundation, the proper applicators to use, how to draw our brows like pros, and much more. They have literally helped us upgrade our makeup game to Hollywood status, with tutorials available for any event you could think of.

On some days, you want to have a look that blends in with your skin. And if you are as beautifully dark-skinned as Nyma Tang, this is one of the best nude glam make-up tutorials you will find on YouTube. Nyma is one of the darkest-skinned beauty influencers out there, and I love how she embraces her rich skin tone and has set out to help women just like her. This is one look you can wear about town or even to the office.

You can learn just about anything on YouTube nowadays, including how to apply makeup. Regardless of your skin tone, you can find inspiration in the videos of a YouTuber with similar skin. If you would like to change or upgrade your makeup routine, check out these tutorials from some of the most popular beauty vloggers.

Finding the right makeup can be a challenge for girls with dark skin. From picking out the right shade of foundation to getting an eyeshadow that will pop, knowing what makeup will look good on you is an important skill to have. Makeup that accentuates your beauty can give you confidence for an amazing night out.

Who better to teach us about color correction than the ultimate makeup guru, Bobbi Brown? This 10-step makeup lesson includes an incredibly detailed section on how to properly color correct the under-eye area. Bobbi emphasizes the importance of matching your products to the undertones of the skin. This is especially important for women of color, since our undertones tend to vary with each section of the face. After mastering her techniques, shop a few of the products used in this easy how-to, including the Bobbi Brown Corrector ($28) and Bobbi Brown Concealer ($21).

What we love about Chanel Boateng's detailed tutorial is how it highlights every aspect of the makeup routine, including skin care. She also recommends putting color corrector both under and on the lid if you have deep-set eyes, acting almost as a highlighter to bring those features forward and make them appear less sunken. After applying foundation on top, she goes back to the under-eye area with another creamy concealer formula, ensuring that dark circles are completely gone. From there, she recommends using that same product to highlight the entire face.

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They say: "A lightweight mist of water packed with vitamins and minerals, infused with a blend of green tea, chamomile and cucumber to gently soothe and refresh the skin. Gives an instant boost of hydration while delivering a soft sheen to refresh and finish makeup."

"With the ability to ensure that the makeup stays intact for even longer, this ultra-fine mist coats the skin in non-sticky hydration, whilst ensuring that the effect that has been created with makeup is not lost throughout the day."

Looking for natural makeup that keeps your skin looking radiant all day? Learn how to apply your makeup with these important beauty tips. From applying liquid foundation to using a gel eyeliner, this breakdown of makeup steps and tips will help you create a flawless look that you can be proud of.

Start from the center of your face and blend the liquid foundation outwards. As you sweep your foundation across the skin, be sure to buff it in. Some women like to stipple a damp sponge over their foundation to help ensure it gets into those lines and creases, which can create a smoother, more even texture. Certain types of makeup brushes are also great for buffing foundation into the skin.

You may be familiar with Jackie Aina for her flawless makeup tutorials and Instagram selfies, but little did you know the makeup vlogger is also well versed in skincare. Head over to her YouTube channel and discover videos that can help your extremely dry skin, explain how to pamper your skin on a budget and get fun reviews on trendy skincare products.

Funmi Monet is a licensed Black therapist and self-proclaimed beauty enthusiast. Her love of skincare and makeup products shine through her Instagram and TikTok feeds. Press that follow button to see satisfying texture Tuesday shots, quick product reviews and the occasional (incredible) selfie.

In lighting, makeup and camera calibration, cinema has pandered to white skin for decades. Now, a new generation of film-makers are keen to ensure people of colour look as good on screen as they should

The year is 2013. I'm finishing watching a YouTube tutorial by Jackie Aina and scrolling to find what's next. My eyes wander to the thumbnails on the right side of the screen, and in the midst of the makeup tutorials, I spot ones with before/after shots of a lighter armpit or knee next to a darker one. "How I Got Rid of My Dark Armpits Fast," one of the titles reads.

First created by Mexican illustrator Jose Guadalupe Posada between 1910 and 1913, La Calavera Garbancera was actually a social commentary about Indigenous Mexican women opting for a European ideal of dress, with large, feathered hats, French dress, and white makeup to make the skin look lighter. Diego Rivera later painted this same type of skeleton woman as part of his mural, Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park, and called her La Catrina. Since then, La Catrina Calavera has became known as the Grand Dame of Death, and a major symbol of Dia de los Muertos.

One recreation that is a bit more outside the box than most Catrina makeup looks is this lace version by beauty blogger Jeamileth Doll. The intricate look mimics white lace, or papel picado, with all its cool detail. The white pops against the smokey black and dusty rose eye and black lip, creating a stark contrast that grabs attention.

Well-known Mexican beauty blogger Dulce Candy came through with a sugar skull/Dia de los Muertos makeup tutorial that you may want to recreate. It features a striking black and white color scheme, which extends down to the skull-like collarbone area, and a rich addition of gold on the eyelids and around the eyes.

You know we had to include a sugar skull look by mega beauty blogger, Chicana Desi Perkins. One we especially liked was this neon/UV blacklight stunner. You get all the spooky detail of a scary skull, but have the on-trend pops of neon color and glow that only comes with blacklight makeup.

To make the outer V blacker and lessen the pink over it, I placed more of black and then a brown color a few shades darker than my skin color, and I blended the crease further. Using a brown to blend out black is neater and much easier; it also gives a good gradient. ff782bc1db