[upbeat music] - Hi, Vogue. It's Ariana
Grande, and I am here today to walk you through some of my skin prep and do a, hopefully, cute makeup look. I'm gonna start with the Sarah
Ford Biocell Oxygen Serum. Sarah's been doing my skin
for a couple of years now. She really transformed the texture of my skin. It's so soft and smooth, and I still have breakouts all the time when I'm using a lot of makeup on set, but it keeps my skin as clear as possible and non-reactive as possible, so I'm very obsessed. Next, I'm going to use La Mer moisturizer, and I'm going to mix it with some SPF. Growing up in Florida, I spent
a lot of time in the sun. I think that's probably where
some of my discoloration and my freckles and everything comes from. It's important to protect
your skin as much as possible.

when you are using so much makeup. Clearly, I wear a lot of makeup. I'm sure everybody's gonna be like, Who? Next, I'm going to use R.E.M. Beauty Undereye Cooling Balm. This is one of my favorite products we have. This has like my favorite texture in the world. It's super cool and plumping, so it fills out any little fine lines and creates like such a smooth base for your makeup. I'm also gonna use these Shiseido eye patches. [paper rips] Which way are they supposed to go, world? Because I do them this way, but I have to be wrong. At like 4:00 in the morning, I'm always with my headphones doing my meditation in the car, and then I get ready for a day on set. So they've been on for like a good four hours now. So I'm gonna take these off. Now I'm gonna get into my makeup.

The first thing I'm going to use is our brand new R.E.M. Beauty Sweetener Foundation. I'm using the shade Light 8NW. I'm gonna use like a pump and a half. [upbeat music] Next, I'm gonna use Sweetener Concealer. My shade is Light 4G. And I'm gonna get ready to set with this Anastasia Vanilla Setting Powder. I like to set pretty quickly after I apply. I just try to make sure that nothing could possibly move. [upbeat music continues] I'm gonna go a little bit out of order and start to fill in my eyebrows 'cause I'm sure they're probably driving you crazy too. I am currently like half-Glinda. I've been bleaching my eyebrows for a year now and I definitely need to touch them up. I'm gonna fill them in with this MAC Eyebrow Styler in the shade Fling. I like to make the ends really short

and kind of shave them
and ruin them. [laughs] And then draw the shape I like, which is more of a like
kind of straight and lifted Audrey-Hepburn-ish-shaped brow. So I'm gonna try to do that. [upbeat music continues] I kind of have eyebrows now. I don't know what I'm gonna do next. I feel like I'm going
in a strange order today, but I'm just gonna go with the flow and we'll figure it out together. I started doing family theater and community theater in Boca
Raton, Florida. [chuckles] Which is crazy when I
was like eight years old, and I always associated
each character I played with a different makeup kit. So when I was Annie, I remember
using a different blush or a different, like
even though I was eight and it was so minimal makeup, that was always a really fun thing to me. And then in music, I don't know like a different
look for each song and video.

It became such an important
piece of the puzzle, and it's such an important part of being an artist and of storytelling. And also from watching
drag, I love drag so much. It is so inspiring to me. When I was on Broadway doing 13, I used to go afterwards
to like see the queens, and sometimes I would end up singing, and that was just a really joyous and important part of my life. I'm going to use this contour. It says Nuria 2 because I stole this
from my makeup artist. I have a massive forehead to begin with, and my hairline is sliding
back more and more every day. So I have to [laughs]
contour it more and more as time goes on. [upbeat music continues] I'm gonna do my little button
nose trick that I like. And then I'm going to highlight using our R.E.M. Beauty
Miss Mercury Highlight. I'm not flipping you
off, but maybe, you know.

[upbeat music continues] I was always fascinated by
Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe because you could tell that they were doing these makeup tricks before anyone really
had it figured out yet. You look at like Audrey's
gorgeous brows that she drew and the way she did her lipstick like slightly like over here. And then Marilyn had her own tricks. It's just, and she, I think, she used to use
Vaseline as highlight back then. It's just so cool. It's always fascinated me. I love, I've always loved makeup. I don't know what I am doing. This is the most
discombobulated makeup video on Vogue's channel. I'm gonna do Bobbi Brown. I'm gonna take this pink that
is over here, this, that one, and just kinda my whole lid basically
but also my whole face. [upbeat music continues] One of my favorite things to do is to create like a '60s looking cat eye.

And I'm gonna use our multi-use eye stick in Intergalactic. I'm really concerned about making sure you guys are seeing everything. I'm in the process of doing so, I can't see a goddamn thing I'm doing. I am just coloring like a four-year-old. But it will come together. Trust me. My next step is gonna be blush, and I'm going to use Dior Rosy Glow. Something I do with my blush that also makes no sense is I, like, go in my eyebrows and my this and kind of everywhere. Something else that I fell in love with recently is doing like a shadowy version of a cat eye instead of a liquid line, back to the Bobbi Brown. I'm gonna mix that guy and this one. Oh, my God, I'm allowed to use this, I just found out. We have hope. [upbeat music] I feel like my relationship to beauty has changed so much over the years,

especially because I started so young. You know, being exposed to
so many voices at a young age, and especially when people
have, like, things to say about your appearance
and stuff at a young age, it's like really hard to know what's worth hearing and not, but you know, when you're
17, you don't really know. You don't know that yet. I, over the years, used
makeup as a disguise or as something to hide behind, and more and more and more hair, more and more thicker, the eyeliner, the whatever. [chuckles] And that can be so beautiful at times. And I still, I still do have love for it. I'm doing mascara and
appreciation for it. But I think as I get older, I don't love that being the
intention behind it anymore. I think of it as self-expression now and accentuating what is here. Our relationships to
beauty are so personal.

Like we're here talking
about beauty secrets. Isn't the secret that we
all just wanna feel our best and be loved. Full transparency as a beauty
person, as I do my lips, had a ton of lip filler over the years. And Botox, I stopped in 2018 'cause I just felt so too much. I just felt like hiding, you know? Didn't expect to get emotional. [chuckles] [hand claps]
Take 300. No. For a long time beauty
was about hiding for me. And now I feel like maybe it's not since I stopped getting fillers and Botox, and maybe I'll start again
one day, I don't know. To each their own. Whatever makes you feel
beautiful, I do support. But I know for me, I was just like, Oh, I wanna see my well-earned cry lines and smile lines. I hope my smile lines
get deeper and deeper

and I laugh more and more. And I just think aging is like such a, it can be such a beautiful thing. Now, might I get a facelift in 10 years? Might, yeah. [laughs] But these are just thoughts that I feel like we should be able to discuss. If we're sitting here talking about beauty secrets, fuck it. Let's lay it all out there. [upbeat music] Juicy Tubes. [upbeat music continues] Something I do and that's insane but I use my lip stain and then I put gloss and then I wipe it off. So it looks like I actually have pigment in my lips, which I don't. I'm gonna use Pink Razor instead. It's a little more fair. [upbeat music] MOD Vanilla, my favorite. Love it so, I actually do love it so much. Fragrance is so important to me. It's one of my favorite things to work on.

I saw Hailey Bieber use my product in her video, and I brought hers to mine because I love this lip mask. It's so good. This is the Watermelon, but I think the Birthday Cake is my favorite. I'm gonna make this line a little heavier 'cause I know that's what the children want. When I did Drag Race, Ru came out to come sit at the judging panel. She was like, Miss Grande, I love your never-ending stream of PR packages that are constantly arriving. And I was like, Oh, my God, I'm so sorry. Do you want it to end? It can end if you want it to. And he was like, No, I really mean it. I love it. And you created the perfect chocolate brown eye pencil. And I was like, Oh, I can and will die now. That was the best moment of my makeup career so far.

I'm gonna set with Fenty setting spray. They don't sell this anymore. That is it. I think we did a pretty in
pink cat eye moment today. We had a little therapy session
in the middle. [chuckles] Talked about beauty inside and out. And I'm just sending
everyone so much love. Thank you for watching. Have a beautiful day. [lips smack]

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