The KPop Demon Hunters Singers' Everyday Skincare and Makeup Routines
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EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and Rei Ami, who sing the parts of Rumi, Mira, and Zoey in KPop Demon Hunters, sat down with Vogue to walk through their daily skincare and makeup side by side. The session is mostly a product-by-product routine, but it keeps drifting into other topics: their skin problems, how a hectic year has simplified their habits, the Grammy win for "Golden," their favorite songs from the film, and what it means to them to be visible Asian women in beauty and music. Because the three often talk over each other and the video rarely names who is speaking, this article attributes statements to a specific person only where the conversation makes it clear.
The Skincare Layers: Cleansing, Prepping, and Serums
The routines start with a cleanser. One of the three jokes about a pink cleanser looking like a drink, then moves on to toner, using Anua toner pads and saying they have helped a lot.
The first technical explanation comes before a hyaluronic acid step. The speaker, who uses a hyaluronic B5 serum, explains that hyaluronic acid is a humectant that draws moisture from the air, and so it needs something damp on the skin to cling to. For that damp base, their usual product is the Incellderm balancing gel, though they are testing a different product in this video.
Another member's morning routine starts with a Tower 28 hypochlorous spray, which they describe as killing the bad bacteria on the face, followed by a vitamin C serum. The hyaluronic acid step gets enthusiastic approval from all three. One uses a Japanese product with a melting texture, and another mentions a toner whose applicator lets you put it straight onto your face. Other products named during the serum stage include a Caudalie brightening serum and the SkinCeuticals Phyto Corrective Gel, which is praised for its color.
After that, one of them applies an oil serum, the Clarins Double Serum, which they call incredible, and places it later in the routine than the water-based layers.
Dry Skin, Eczema, and Locking in Moisture
Skin type comes up as they compare routines. One says they have dry skin and another says combination. One of them describes a severe eczema flare about two years earlier. It affected the face, and for a month they could not leave the house because of the pain. They say the eczema now shows up mostly on the neck and point to the spot.
That history explains some of their product choices. After a hyaluronic serum, the same person uses the Incellderm dermatology cream, which they show as very thick and viscous. They say locking in moisture is especially important for anyone with eczema. They also bring out a gua sha tool and say they use it throughout the skincare process.
The moisturizer step varies from person to person. One uses the Laneige Water Bank hyaluronic intensive moisturizer. Another describes their moisturizer as neither too thick nor too watery and says it works well for neck dryness. That person follows it with sunscreen from Sulwhasoo, which they call their favorite of all time.
A Crazy Schedule and Korean Mothers' Skincare Stockpiles
One of them asks whether the busy schedule has changed everyone's beauty routine. One answers that they have "simplified the crap out of it." Another says they have been relying on face masks, specifically the ones a castmate's mother gave them for Christmas. They say they have already gone through them all and give "a shout out to all these moms."
Mothers come up again when one of them says their own mother has a "Korean skin care product hoarding problem." Growing up, they had a closet full of Korean skincare products their mother wanted to try, and they would go in and explore, picking up brands like Laneige. According to them, their mother still has that collection.
One Product for the Rest of Your Life
Asked which single skincare product they would keep if they could use only one for the rest of their lives, the answer that comes back most clearly is sunscreen, and another voice agrees. One of them points to a specific product they are holding and says it would be that exact one.
"Golden" and the First K-pop Grammy
The conversation turns to "Golden." The three talk about being at the Grammys and describe the win as the first K-pop Grammy in history. One of them stresses that the first time can't be repeated. Another says that just six months earlier they had been crying because things did not seem to be happening, and the Grammys felt far away, even impossible. Winning one, they say, made it feel like "oh, this is possible." Someone else adds that it was a great year for representation and a very uplifting Grammys overall.
Then they introduce their roles on camera: EJAE is the singing voice of Rumi, Audrey Nuna voices Mira, and Rei Ami voices Zoey.
Favorite Songs from the Soundtrack
They agree to name their favorite song from the album on a count of three, and each explains the choice.
One of them explains why "Golden" matters to them. When the team finished it, it was the last song made for the film, and that was when the chemistry among all the writers felt "on point." They say they all thought it was a smash, and they add that they were right.
Another chooses "What It Sounds Like," calling it a "beautiful symphony" of what the film is about. In their reading, it is the culminating moment for the characters, when they finally accept all sides of themselves, and they say you can hear that in the music.
A third picks "How It's Done" because it is "so badass." They describe it as the introduction to the girls, which works through dialogue and also through the music. In their view, the song shows each character's personality, how they fight, their weapon of choice, and their fighting style. If you watch closely enough, they say, it is a distinct way to showcase three different Korean women.
Somewhere in this section, one of them puts on under-eye masks and remarks on how bad their dark circles are.
A Former Makeup Artist Among Them
When they move to makeup, two of them say they are doing their usual everyday look. One says they don't know much about makeup but learned a lot from their makeup artist. Another reveals they used to be a freelance makeup artist. The others joke that when that didn't work out, "plan B" was winning a Grammy. The former makeup artist adds a joke of their own: contour was too hard, so they went and won a Grammy.
One of them says they have been obsessed with makeup since middle school and watched YouTube tutorials from a young age, naming Michelle Phan and the Korean makeup artist Pony. Their taste has since moved toward a more Korean approach, learning to accentuate their features naturally. They say they can have fun with makeup for work, but day to day they have learned to keep it natural and relaxed.
Building the Base
One of them uses Dior Forever Skin Glow foundation. They are loving it and say it suits their dry skin. Their concealer is NARS in shade Light 2.3. They add that a lot of drugstore makeup dries their skin out.
Another has a different technique. They mix Elemis Superfood Facial Oil with the Make Up For Ever HD Skin palette. They laugh at how worn the palette looks from heavy use and say they need a new one. They apply a thin layer all over so it doesn't get cakey, then blend it with a buffer brush from Korea that they compare to Studio 17. They say it is very soft and "changed the game" for them.
One of them says they get ready in "dead silence." They explain that the past stretch has been so hectic, and they are such an introvert, that a moment of quiet and stillness before the day starts helps.
For color, one uses a Dear Darling tint in a red shade and dabs it on the inner part of the face. Another uses the facial oil again to create a blush effect and points out how moisturizing it is. One of them, who would normally use concealer, asks to try another's palette instead.
Dark Circles and the Salmon Sperm Facial
The member with dark circles from too little sleep uses a salmon-colored concealer under the eyes and explains that it helps with dark circles. That leads to a joke about the "salmon sperm facial," and one of them says they have actually had salmon sperm injections across their face. They say it definitely hurts and feels like constant needles all over, but the results show up in about two weeks. Afterward, they say, their fiancé asks whether they are wearing foundation. Another says they have never tried it and would like to.
Other base and eye-area products mentioned here include an e.l.f. concealer for the eyes, a Chanel balm in a transparent shade for a natural glow, and a NYX liner for the lower eye. One of them jokes that they are "pretty much done" and about to leave.
Brows, Contour, and a Setting Hack
One of them uses Charlotte Tilbury powder and says they basically treat it as brow gel. They contour the nose with a ColourPop palette. Other brow products named include NYX Lift & Snatch and a Hera product.
Two of them admit they don't really know how to do their brows and just fill in the "bald spots." The former makeup artist then offers a hack for brows that hold all day. First apply powder to the brows, then the brow product, then another thin layer of powder on top. They say it won't budge after that, and they finish with brow gel. Another describes filling in patches with very thin strokes of a NYX eyebrow pencil and setting them with any clear brow gel for good hold. One of them lightens their brows with an Etude House product.
Eyes: Heart-Shaped Palettes, Discontinued Primers, and Aegyo Sal
Audrey Nuna uses a heart-shaped palette from Colorgram, in a pink shade. The others say it looks like Audrey as an eyeshadow palette. One of them says Audrey has a balance of very feminine and very tomboyish and comfortable, and Audrey replies that they love mixing things that don't belong together. Another uses a Rare Beauty highlighter in small dots after contouring the nose and says it "pinches" the nose. They add it elsewhere too if there is any left.
The former makeup artist says what set them apart from other makeup artists was makeup that "stays forever" and never smudges. They credit an Etude eye primer that has been discontinued, which draws protests from the others, and confirm it is their last tube. One of them mentions that their nails were done by a friend, Mariel Co, and that the two do a lot of structural work together. They show that the nail designs have small balls on them when seen from the side.
For eyeshadow, one uses shades from Clio and Charlotte Tilbury, including the "golden goddess" palette, with a brown they call their favorite. They use a Dasique shadow for aegyo sal. They explain aegyo sal as the under-eye fat that Koreans love. Clio Kill Lash mascara is called the best mascara ever.
The lash curler step comes with a technique. The speaker heats the curler very briefly with a lighter, warning not to do it too long or let it get too hot, then curls the lashes. They say this "perms" the lashes so they stay curled all day. Next they apply the Etude eyelash primer before mascara, saying it locks the curl in and keeps the mascara from smudging. They line the waterline with Clio's black-brown eyeliner, which they say is very fine and lasts all day. Another uses Judy Doll's super-thin eyeliner, combining a pencil and a fine tip.
The makeup artist also does things in an unusual order: foundation comes only after the eyes. They say they "go backwards" and use a clean puff to clear away fallout before applying base. They contour only a narrow area near the nose, down toward the nostrils, to accentuate the bridge, and then bake the nose contour. They use a Romand product both for contour and for aegyo sal. They show that smiling reveals where to place it, and the others watch as it creates the under-eye "bag."
This leads to a short Korean lesson. Aegyo means cuteness and sal means fat, so aegyo sal is "cuteness fat." They also recite Korean lyrics from the film. One line, kkeut-eopsi "on stage," is explained as meaning "endlessly on stage." Earlier, one of them tries to remember a line and the group recites "spit check for my napalm era / need to beat my face, make it cute and savage / mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the baddest? Us."
Representation in Beauty
In the middle of the makeup, one of them brings up a more serious question. Growing up, they say, there weren't many people who looked like them in media, or beauty icons they could see themselves in. They ask whether the others feel responsible for being that for the current generation. The answer is "100 million percent." One of them says that is exactly why the Grammy mattered to them: they had never really seen Asian women win that Grammy, and the others point out that the win was a first.
Finishing: Blush, Lips, Setting, and Scent
On blush, one of them uses a palette and a second product, describing an "under blush" and an "over blush" and admitting it came out a little strong. They mention Fenty Beauty's well-known contour stick and a highlighter on the center of the face, the nose bridge, and the tip of the nose. They stress that setting is the most important step and use a One Size setting spray, which they call the best ever, spraying another cast member as well.
Lips are kept simple. One of them uses a 3CE product and a clear MAC gloss. They admit they don't know how to do lips beyond a tint-and-gloss combination and have never learned to line their lips. Another says the same. One uses a 3CE double-wing lip product, and another applies only a tint. The Byredo lip vinyl, praised for its packaging, is named as someone's favorite lip color from the previous year, and the others note it looks more natural and less dark than it does in the tube. Earlier, lip balms from Laneige and Prada came up. Another describes a Japanese spray-on lotion from their New York hair artist that they use as a very moisturizing facial mist. The others want to try it.
Others add final touches. One adds a little eyeliner under the lower lashes, and the others are impressed by their bottom-lash technique. One uses a pencil-style dry shampoo from Too Cool for School to give the hair more lift. Two of them forgot their fragrances. One says they like anything that smells like "a fresh baby," and they end up sharing a sweet-smelling scent.
As they close, one of them leaves viewers with this: the secret to beauty is how you speak to yourself and how you treat yourself. They sign off with "Stay golden."
Hi Vogue, I'm EJAE. I'm Audrey Nuna. I'm Rei Ami. And we're here to show our skin care and makeup routine. My voice has gone tired. Let's go.
Cleanser. Cleanser. Oh yeah, it's pink. I just drank it. Just a little bit.
What's next? I use my toner. This is Anua core care pad. I found that this really helps me so much. Hyaluronic B5, it's a serum. Before that, because hyaluronic acid is a humectant, which means it draws moisture from the air, but it needs something wet, wetting to cling to. So, I've been trying out this product. My go-to for this step is the Incellderm balancing gel, but I am trying this product out.
And then the morning routine, so I just go in with this Tower 28 hypochlorous spray protector, which kind of kills all the bad bacteria off your face. So, I just do that. And then I follow it with a vitamin C serum. What's your next step? Hyaluronic acid. Ooh, yummy. Ooh, I love that one. It's good. I love that one. It's really good. Okay.
I use this Japanese one. It's still like melted. Yeah, I know that one. That one's good, too. So nice.
Toner. I love the applicator. You just put it on your face. I have dry skin. What do you guys have? I have combo. Really? Yeah.
Like 2 years ago, I had a really horrible eczema attack. And for a month, I literally couldn't leave my house cuz I was in pain, and I just... Where do you have it? Horrible. It was on my face. Mostly, I have it on my neck. See right there?
And then I use a hyaluronic serum. As sure, I think that's the best. Brightening serum. The Caudalie. The SkinCeuticals Phyto Corrective Gel. I like the color. I like the boost rate. Just want to... Looks delicious.
How has the crazy schedule affected your beauty routine? Has it changed it? Have you simplified it? How do you feel? You go. That one. I simplified the crap out of it. I've been depending on face masks. You know the ones your mom got me for Christmas? I've already ran through... Yeah, shout out to all these moms. She's amazing. Yeah, amazing woman. Honestly, she is the best.
What's next? I don't know. I do another serum. You use another serum next? Oil serum, so I do it a little later. This is the Clarins Double Serum. This is incredible. That looks really yummy. My next step is a moisturizer. It's the Laneige Water Bank hyaluronic intensive moisturizer.
My next step is Incellderm dermatology cream. It's very thick and viscous. If you look inside. It's great cuz for anyone who has eczema, locking in the moisture is really important.
Oh yeah, I forgot about my gua sha that I use throughout my skin care process. I'll just... one morning.
I don't know about you guys, my mom has a Korean skin care product hoarding problem. Growing up we had a closet full of just all of these Korean skin care products that she wanted to try. Packs. Yeah, and I would just go in and like, oh, what's this? Laneige. Okay, that's cool. Yeah, I saw Laneige you washed. Try a lot of different ones. She still has that.
So after all those serums, I do my moisturizer. It's not too thick, not too watery, which is thin, should I say?
These are great for neck dryness, followed by a sunscreen. My Sulwhasoo, my favorite of all time. Can you say thank you? It's our favorite song. Wow, this is crazy. We love you. We love you. We love you. We love you.
Cheers. If you guys can use only one skin care product, like you can only use one for the rest of your life, what would it be? Sunscreen. Right? Mine, sunscreen. Aw. I think sunscreen is a good one. It would be this. It would be this. Yeah, this exact product.
Yeah. So, Golden broke history as what, guys? What happened? Can't believe we were at the Grammys. Yeah. First K-pop Grammy in history. Yeah. In history. History. History. Forever. First K-pop. I mean, you can't redo the first, you know? You are the first. Just 6 months ago, I was crying about how it wasn't happening. Mhm. And then Grammys felt very far away. Like impossible. Same. So, to receive one, it just feels like, oh, this is possible.
It was such a great year this year for representation. It was a very uplifting Grammys this year. I agree.
My next step is chapstick or lip. Mhm, me too. Same. Hey, Laneige. Cheers. Oh. Mhm. Ooh, is that Prada? Yeah, I'm trying this one out. And I really like it. I love that. What color is it? It's clear.
This is a Japanese product that my New York hair artist gave me. It's technically a spray-on lotion, but I just use it as a facial mist that's very moisturizing. Wow, I'm going to get that. Yes, you guys can try it. Mhm, that smells good. And just leave it for 5 minutes.
There's a movie called KPop Demon Hunters. New voice, who? Rumi. I'm the singing voice of Rumi. And Audrey voices who? Mira. And I voice Zoey. I'm curious. What's your favorite... Favorite song from the KPop Demon Hunters album? Blurt it out in 3, 2, 1? Okay. Okay. Really? Okay. 3, 2, 1, roll it.
When we finished that song, which was the last song of the film, that's when I was like, okay, now it feels like the chemistry with all the writers was on point. It just felt good and we thought it was a smash. Mhm. And indeed it was. Indeed. I was right.
What It Sounds Like. I think that song is just such a beautiful symphony of what the film is about. It's the culminating moment, I feel like, for all the characters, where they finally accept all the sides of themselves, and you can hear that in the music.
Put some under eye masks. Dark circles are insane. But why is yours How It's Done? How It's Done, because it's so badass. I mean, it's the intro that we get with the girls. Obviously through the dialogue, but also through the music. It really shows everyone's personalities, you know? And just how they fight, their weapon of choice and fighting styles. Everything. If you watch it enough and you look at all the details, it's such a distinct way to showcase three different Korean women, and I'm just like, that's so badass.
What kind of makeup look are we doing today? I'm doing my everyday, what I usually do, makeup. Same. I don't know about makeup, but I learned a lot from my makeup artist. You can watch us. And I'm about to learn some stuff from you, cuz I don't know, I don't know this about you, but I was a freelance makeup artist actually. Really? So that didn't work out, so you had to go with your plan B. Yeah, I want to... You had to win a Grammy. First K-pop Grammy. Say it again. You're like, that's too hard, let me go win a Grammy. Contour is too hard.
Oh my god, literally. For my primer is drove beauty. And then I just... Oh, I forgot to put my hair up in a curler, but I'll do that after, but kind of this on first.
I've been obsessed with makeup since middle school. I've been watching YouTube tutorials since I could. I'm like Michelle Phan. But is that Korean Pony or something? Yes, I love Pony. Yeah, she's a Korean makeup artist. I think my favorite now is kind of more Korean and trying to learn how to accentuate my features naturally, and with work stuff I can have fun, but on my day-to-day stuff I think I've learned trying to be more natural and chill. My foundation is the Dior Forever Skin Glow. I'm loving this.
I have dry skin, so this is perfect. I go in with my concealer, light 2.3 from NARS. Yeah, a lot of drugstore makeup dries my skin out. I've been using this Elemis Superfood Facial Oil. What I'll do is I'll mix that with something from Make Up For Ever, the HD Skin Palette. Look how busted this looks. Oh my god, I've used it so much. Damn, girl. I just exposed myself, but I need to get a new one.
I put a thin layer for me all over like this. Ah, I see. So it doesn't get cakey. I love this buffer. Really? What kind of buffer is that? It's equal to the Studio 17. It's from Korea. It's so soft and this changed the game for me.
I get ready in dead silence. Do you prefer that? Yeah, it's nice to have a moment of just quiet for me before the day starts, cuz it's been so insane and I'm such an introvert. Just to have that stillness for a second is nice.
I do Dear Darling tint in Real Red. Ooh. And then I just had it on the inner... Cute. Put it on here. I'm learning right now.
I use this facial oil again to create the blush. Woah. So moisturizing. I would usually put concealer, but I'm very curious with that palette. Do you want to try it? Yeah, of course. That's so pretty. I have bad dark circles today cuz I didn't get much sleep. But... That's so pretty. Oh my god. Oh yeah, the oil. I use this one, yeah.
Well, I'm going to use a salmon skin, salmon's color, salmon color concealer here, cuz that helps with dark circles. The salmon sperm facial stuff they do in the... That's fire, by the way, yes. I've never done that. I want to try it. I've never done it. I've done so many skin stuff. I've done the salmon sperm shots all over your face. Salmon sperm? I've done it. That's crazy. Like you tighten... Did it hurt? Yeah. It definitely hurts. It's constant needles all over your face. But the results come out in 2 weeks. Every time, my fiance is like, "Woah, babe, did you put foundation or something?" Really?
Well, I put concealer now. I start my eyes now. I use the e.l.f. concealer. Is this your shade? Oh. It is. It is? It is. Oopsies. Chanel balm in transparent. Just nice for a little natural glow.
I underline with my NYX Inky Sticks liner. What do you guys do? I mean, I'm pretty much done, y'all. Basically. Yeah, I'm pretty much done. I'm pretty much done. I'm going to go, guys. No, I'm just kidding. I also use Charlotte Tilbury powder. I use this as a brow gel, basically. My nose contour. Really? What is that, ColourPop? Is it their palette? Oh, really? I love ColourPop.
You guys know how we didn't really have a lot of people who look like us represented in media, beauty icons per se that we could really see and be like, I see myself in this person. Do you guys feel a sense of any kind of responsibility to be that for this generation now? 100 million percent. Oh, yeah. That's why the Grammys was important to me. Yeah. It's for that representation. Cuz I never really saw Asian women kind of win that Grammy. Yeah. Especially cuz you were the first.
NYX Lift & Snatch. What are you guys doing? Doing brows with Hera. I use powder on and this incredible, the Charlotte Tilbury. Oh, this is my favorite. Yeah. My favorite. I don't know how to do my brows, so I just... Same. I just fill in the bald spots. Yep. And then I call it a day. Yep.
Want to know a hack? Yes. Sometimes throughout the day. Yeah. Put powder on your eyebrows first. Oh. And then you put the eyebrow, put it on, and then you put a thin layer of powder over it again. Then it does not budge.
Now I go for brow gel after that. I use the NYX eyebrow pencil. You would just fill in the patches, very thin strokes. Know what to do, what else to do, you know? And then I'll just use any kind of brow gel, clear brow gel, to go back in. And just put them in place. You've got to be... Got to be... A good hold. It stays the whole day. I light my brows with this. This is the Etude House. Oh, yes. I've seen that before. Oh, yeah. I've seen that.
I go in with my eyeshadow palette now. From Colorgram, in shade pink two. Something like that. Heart shaped. Isn't it so cute? This is you if you were an eyeshadow. Audrey if she was an eyeshadow palette. I love heart shapes. Thanks. You have a cool balance of very feminine and also very tomboy and comfortable and, yeah. I really like that. Thank you. Avant-garde.
Yeah, I love to mix things that don't belong together. By the way, I use Rare Beauty highlight. This is amazing. So, after I do my nose contour, I put a little this. I put little dots like this. I'm also learning today. Oh, hey. So, what does that do? Is it for the shadows? Pinches my nose. Wow. And then I would also put it here too if I have any left.
This is my last step, guys. Ooh, what is that? This is the Byredo lip vinyl. First of all, look how sexy this packaging is. Yummy. This is my favorite lip color from last year. Ooh, can we see it? Yes. Ooh. Ooh. Mhm. Oh. It's nice cuz it just stays on. Wow. That was crazy. It's so subtle. Surprising from the actual bottle to... It's quite natural looking. Yeah, it's not as harsh or dark as you would think it is.
So, I'm using the Judy Doll super thin eyeliner. I do both the pencil and the defined tip. One of my biggest things about me, what I wanted to differentiate myself from the other makeup artists, was how my makeup stays forever. It does not smudge, and it's cuz of this. What is that? It's Etude eye primer. It's discontinued. Ah! Bring it back! So now what? Is this your last tube? Yeah. Ah! I know.
My friend Mariel Co did my nails. So cool. And we do a lot of interesting structural stuff together. If you can see from the side, they're balls. I use a bunch of eye shadows. These are the eye shadows I use. Clio. I use a Charlotte Tilbury. I love this one, the golden goddess one. Mhm. This brown is my freaking favorite. And then I also use the Dasique eye shadow for my aegyo sal. You'll see. Aegyo sal? Aegyo sal is this under eye fat that Koreans really love. Under eye fat. It's like this under eye... And then I put all over my lid. Mhm. It's okay. It's okay.
Clio Kill Lash Mascara. This is the best mascara to ever exist. Spit check for my... What is it? Yeah. I just forget what it was. Isn't it spit check for my napalm? Is it for my napalm? Yeah. Spit check for my napalm era. Need to beat my face, make it cute and savage. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Who's the baddest? Us. Hello. Hello.
Okay, now it's time for foundation. I know, it took forever. Cuz you go backwards. I go backwards. I'll get a clean puff and then I'll just dust off whatever it is here.
So I use my lash curler and I use a lighter to heat it up a little bit, really quickly. Don't do it for too long. Make sure it's not too hot. And then you just curl your lashes. And it really perms it up and it stays like that all day. Oh, wow. But another trick after this, though, to make sure it stays all day, I put the Etude eyelash primer. This is insane. First, before my mascara. And then I put mascara, and then it locks it in. And it doesn't smudge the mascara.
I use the Clio black brown eyeliner. Put it on my waterline like this. This is super fine, and stays all day. I want to try that one. I'm having the time of my life right now, guys.
I'm learning so much. This is a Korean brand, Too Cool for School. I think that's what it's called. And then I only contour right here. I'm just observing. Then I go down here to my nostrils. Mhm. What's this part? What is this? It's to accentuate the bridge. My favorite mascara is this one. That's mascara? Oh, it's cute. It's the purple one. Woah. Oh my god.
And then I bake my contour like this. Bake, you said? Yeah. Does that just mean setting it all in? I just... my contour, my nose contour. I use this Romand contour for contouring, but also aegyo sal. Ooh. Back to aegyo sal. It all comes back to aegyo. I don't have it right now.
I contour my face again. I use this color. Mixes it. I smile. I do this. It created eye bag. Ooh. Wait, let me see. Show them the Korean makeup. Oh. And it creates this eye bag. Aegyo sal. Aegyo sal. Should we teach them a little Korean makeup terms? Aegyo sal. Aegyo, super cute. Aegyo's like cuteness. Mhm. Aegyo. Sal. Sal is fat. Cuteness fat. Cuteness fat, right here.
Some of the Korean lyrics in KPop Demon Hunters. My line is... What is my line, guys?
Oh, good up she on stage. Now that's how I'm getting paid. Good up she on stage.
Yeah. Which means endlessly on stage.
Mhm. Good is and up she is without stage or stage endlessly.
I use this palette, just kick butt. Put it right here. You'll see. And then I go in with road hackle. Boom. That was a little too much, but it's okay. So another blush. This is an under blush and an over blush.
Yeah. Just keep it in this corner. Or you just chill in there. I'm learning. This iconic Fenty Beauty is a very famous contour stick and everything.
Oh, that's iconic.
I love. Right here. Okay. A little crazy on the blush, but whatever. Real light, real super half magic highlighter. In the center. On the nose bridge. Tip of the nose. Ah, boom. And then most importantly, y'all, you've got to set. One/Size, the best setting spray ever.
Can you spray me? And then, oh, yes. Yes. I usually go for like a glowy dewy, but... Hold your breath. I'm on blush.
Okay.
This is the style number 3C. And then clear, clear gloss. This is from MAC. It's so good. But I don't know how to do my lips. I just like a lip tint and a gloss situation. I'm still learning how to line my lips. I never learned how to do it. I don't know why. I don't know lip either. Okay, so that's like my... Oh. Are you done? Yeah. Bouncy. Okay, I'm almost done now, too.
Hold on. Tints.
This is the most Korean of all time. I love it. Just brushed my hair. Oh. You put that... Damn, girl.
You put that... A little bit of eyeliner. Underneath it. You put that... Ooh.
All right. My lip is so simple. It's just this 3CE double wing. Mine's just a tint. I literally just do this. Woah. There we go. Woah. Oh, that's it?
Mhm. Done. Look. Nice. The bottom lash application skill is nuts. She was just like this.
And then dry shampoo. You can show us. This is also Too Cool For School. So, this is like a pencil and then you just like put it right here. Uh-huh. And then it adds just like a little bit of more oomph to it. Woah. Cuteness fat is cuteness fatting. What's popping? Can I use this, too? Yes, please.
I'm done. I didn't bring my fragrance. I didn't bring mine. I like anything that smells like a fresh baby. I don't know. This is a baby. That smells so good. It smells sweeter. Sure. We match.
This is our final looks, guys. Thank you so much, Vogue Beauty. Remember that the secret to beauty is how you speak to yourself and how you treat yourself. You guys are all beautiful. We love you guys. We love you. Bye. Stay golden.
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