Chantal demonstrates her version of a "no makeup" makeup look: moisturize and double-prime, prime eyelids and apply a light rosy eyeshadow, fill brows lightly, use a brown liquid liner on the top lash line, mascara, blend Maybelline Fit Me foundation and concealer with brushes and a damp beauty blender, set with powder, lightly dust Jaclyn Hill blush (Flower Child) on cheeks and nose, finish with MAC Fix+ and a light gloss. The video focuses on creating a subtle, natural finish using specific products and tools.
A concise GRWM makeup tutorial demonstrating a minimalist glitter eye and pink lip using a small product kit. The presenter uses Benefit primer and powder, Maybelline Fit Me concealer and Lash Sensational mascara, ColourPop Millionaire shock shadow (KathleenLights collection), MAC 212 brush and MAC Dainty mineralized blush, with a light bright pink MAC lipstick. The video emphasizes a quick, wearable glitter eye suitable for low-effort days, shows step-by-step application (primer, brow pencil, applying the ColourPop shadow with finger, blending, gel eyeliner, foundation/concealer, powder, blush, mascara, and lipstick), and offers tips on letting primer/moisturizer set and on practicing winged liner. The finished look is presented at the end with a brief sign-off.
Timeline and topics
0:00 — Intro and overview of the minimalist glitter eye
0:49 — Face prep: moisturizer and Benefit brightening primer
2:10 — Concealer placement and setting eyelid area
Makeup tutorial demonstrating a gold-themed look called the "Gold Digger" makeup. The presenter applies face base (concealer, foundation, powder), bronzer and highlighter, then builds a gold eye look using ColourPop shadows (Cornelius and Kathleen Lights), adds a brown liquid liner and NYX pencil on the waterline, smudges and blends, corrects with concealer (MAC 212 brush, Boyne concealer), finishes with Maybelline Lash Sensational mascara and a golden lip tint from Blush Cosmetics in the shade Latte. The video closes with a finished-look reveal and a request to subscribe.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) shows and reviews the items she received in her January 2017 Ipsy Glam Bag. She briefly explains how Ipsy works and the Canadian pricing, then displays each product—full-size Pretty Woman nail polish, Trust Fund Beauty Lip Gazum gloss, a pink peony eau de parfum sample, a Pacifica natural minerals blush (coconut and rose infused), and a Manna Kadar Beauty eyeshadow—describing wear, texture, scent, and how the pieces work together to create a natural, glowy look.
Timeline and topics
0:13 — Intro and announcement of January Ipsy Glam Bag
0:28 — Overview of Ipsy subscription and Canadian pricing
Chantel demonstrates a first-impression green smokey-eye using The Balm Cosmetics "Smoke Balm" mini palette. She shows the palette, swatches shades, primes with NYX white eyeshadow base, packs the dark green onto the lid, blends with a matte transition shade, highlights under the brow, uses tape to sharpen the edge, applies NYX white eye pencil on the waterline, and finishes with Maybelline Lash Sensational mascara. She shares tips about blending, drugstore brushes/mascaras, and links products in the description.
Chantal tests Benefit Cosmetics' Ka-Brow cream-gel eyebrow product in a first-impression review interspersed with a short vlog. She unboxes the Ka-Brow, demos application (noting the angled brush and gel formula), discusses shade choice (she bought the darkest, #5), and compares it to a ColourPop pencil she had been using. She wears the product through errands in a blizzard, helps her sick grandmother (including using an elevator), and documents longevity checks that evening and the following afternoon after showering. She concludes the formula is long-lasting, waterproof and smudge-proof, that a little goes a long way, but that the price (~$30 CAD) is high; overall she calls Ka-Brow a "bomb" (positive) and says she would likely repurchase and try more Benefit brow products.
Chantal reviews a sample of the Glamglow Supermud Clearing Treatment in a "Bomb or Bust" video. She explains product claims and price (Sephora Canada: CAD $79 for 50 g / 1.7 oz, or five single uses for $24), shows ingredients/claims (activated charcoal, K17 clay, eucalyptus), applies the single-use sample, describes the strong chemical smell and cooling sensation, leaves it on for 15 minutes, rinses it off, and reports that her skin feels smooth and not overly dry but with slight post-mask redness. She concludes the product performs adequately but is not worth the high price compared with cheaper local/DIY charcoal-clay masks, rating it between bomb and bust.
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