What Do You Need From A Makeup Guru?

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Jasmine H.

Aug 26, 2012

Jasmine H.

Hey beauties, I'm starting a hair and makeup channel and I was just wondering what do people really want/need to know ? I would appreciate any suggestions

Shelley W.

Aug 27, 2012

Shelley W.

My biggest gripe is when beauty bloggers start going into other areas on their page. I had to drop a few channels on YT because they became too involved in fashion and less into make-up. Especially if they started out strictly into make-up when I began following them. What I find most important is a make-up guru who gives solid reviews on products in regards to texture, color description, and is knowledgeable about other skintones other than their own. In regards to hair just a general idea about how products work and clear directions on styling options. Most importantly....is giving a full ingredient list on your blog that video watchers can use for reference. I love YTubers who have a blog link tied in giving you product info. 

Nicki N.

Aug 28, 2012

Nicki N.

REVIEWS. That is all I ever watch, that and hauls. I'm basically always on the hunt for new products to try.

Jasmine H.

Aug 30, 2012

Jasmine H.

Okay thank you very much!:) I will be posting shortly, please feel free to give me some products you want reviewing and I will try my best to get them and let you know what I think<3

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