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0:00How I did my makeup in my 20s versus my 40s.

0:04So in my 20s, I would just go glam glow, and I would go all over it.

0:08I don't know how I did my makeup like this in my 20s.

0:10This is Laura Geller.

0:12Baked bounce and brighten foundation.

0:14I'm in shade medium.

0:15I'm using this one because it looks like skin.

0:17My 20s were definitely like more about eyeliner.

0:20Now I do put on my eyeliner with an angle brush, and I kind of go underneath my lashes. I like this better. It gives me a really thick looking lash line, right?

0:29In my 20s, I would go crazy with the contour.

0:32So I wanted this really dark underneath the cheekbones.

0:35You know, you have to do right here at the temple. Oh, I have to have it.

0:38A baked contour is just so much more forgiving, it blends so easily.

0:43For eyeshadow in my 20s.

0:45It had to have something with hard shimmer.

0:47I would just put it all over the lid.

0:49Now in my 40s, I want to be gilded, I want to feel special, I want to feel amazing.

0:53The baked eyeshadows are so easy to blend, right?

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0:00My makeup now VS in my 20s

0:00How I did my makeup in my 20s versus my 40s.

0:04In my 40s ✅

0:04❌ In my 20s

0:04So in my 20s

0:05I would just go

0:06glam glow

0:07and I would go all over,

0:08I don't know how I did my makeup like this in my 20s.

0:10This is Laura Geller.

0:11Bake, bounce and bright foundation. I'm in shade medium.

0:13I'm using this one because

0:15because it looks like skin,

0:17My 20s were definitely,

0:18like more about eyeliner

0:21Now I do put on my eyeliner

0:22with the angle brush,

0:24and I kind of go underneath my lashes.

0:26I like this better.

0:27It gives me a really thick

0:28looking lash line, right?

0:29In my 20s,

0:30I would go crazy with the contour,

0:32So I wanted this really dark

0:34underneath the cheekbones.

0:35You know,

0:36you have to do right here at the temple.

0:38Oh, I have to have it

0:39A baked contour

0:40is just so much more forgiving.

0:41It blends so easily,

0:43For eyeshadow in my 20s,

0:45It had to have something with

0:46hard shimmer,

0:48I would just put it

0:49all over the lid.

0:50Now in my 40s.

0:51I want to be gilded. I want to feel special. I want to feel amazing.

0:54the baked eyeshadows are so easy

0:56to blend, right?

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0:00intro facial divide

A medium shot frames a woman with long, dark, wavy hair, looking directly at the camera. She applies a thick, opaque white stripe of creamy makeup vertically down the center of her face, extending from her forehead to her chin, using a small, thin makeup brush held in her right hand. This creates a clear visual division of her face into two halves. Her expression is focused and neutral as she performs this action. The background is a clean, plain white wall, with a tall potted olive tree featuring green leaves visible on the right side of the frame. On the far left, a glimpse of a thin gold-framed mirror can be seen. The scene is brightly and evenly lit, minimizing harsh shadows and providing a clear view of the makeup application. Text overlays at the top and bottom of the screen contextualize the demonstration.

0:0420s foundation application

The woman remains in a medium shot, her face still bisected by the prominent white stripe. She is actively demonstrating makeup application for her '20s' style on the right side of her face (viewer's right). With her right hand, she uses a flat-tipped brush to apply a warm, liquid foundation from a bottle held in her left hand onto her cheek, jawline, and forehead. She then uses her fingers to blend the foundation into her skin, creating a visibly dewy and seemingly full-coverage finish on that half of her face. The left side of her face remains mostly bare except for the white stripe. The background is a consistent white wall with the olive tree on the right. Bright, soft lighting illuminates the scene. Informational text overlays remain at the top of the screen.

0:1040s foundation application

In a medium shot, the woman continues her comparative makeup tutorial. Her face is still divided by the white stripe, showcasing two distinct styles. She now focuses on applying foundation to the left side of her face (viewer's left), representing her '40s' approach. With her right hand, she uses a large, fluffy kabuki-style brush to apply a pressed powder foundation from an open compact mirror held in her left hand. The application is lighter and more blended, resulting in a natural, skin-like finish that contrasts with the dewier look on the '20s' side. The bright, even lighting and white wall background with the olive tree remain consistent. Persistent text overlays are present.

0:17eyeliner comparison

The scene maintains a medium shot of the woman, her face clearly divided by the white stripe, as she transitions to demonstrating eyeliner techniques. First, she applies a dark kohl eyeliner pencil to the lower waterline of her right eye (the '20s' side). Her eye is wide open, giving a somewhat stark and intense look. Subsequently, she moves to her left eye (the '40s' side), using a small, thin, angled brush to apply a more subtle eyeliner beneath her upper lashes. This technique aims to create the illusion of a thicker lash line rather than a harsh line. The background with the white wall and olive tree remains unchanged. The lighting is bright and consistent, and the text overlays persist at the top of the screen.

0:2920s contour application

In this medium shot, the woman demonstrates the '20s' contouring style on the right side of her face, still clearly divided by the white stripe. She holds an open, rectangular makeup palette in her left hand. Using her right index finger, she applies a noticeably dark, creamy contour product in harsh, defined lines underneath her cheekbone and extending up towards her temple. This creates a strong, sculpted, and somewhat exaggerated look, characteristic of a heavier contouring trend. Her expression is playful and self-deprecating as she describes the past technique. The background with the white wall and olive tree remains constant, and the bright, even lighting continues to illuminate the scene. Text overlays persist.

0:3840s contour application

The woman is still presented in a medium shot, her face visually divided. She now applies her '40s' contouring technique to the left side of her face, which appears more natural and refined. She uses a large, soft makeup brush in her right hand, gently sweeping a baked, lighter contour or bronzer from the same rectangular palette (held in her left hand) onto her cheekbone and temple area. The application is subtle, blending seamlessly to add natural definition without harsh lines. Her expression is one of calm satisfaction, reflecting the ease and forgiving nature of the product. The background, with its white wall and olive tree, remains unchanged, and the scene is lit with consistent, bright, even light. Text overlays are visible at the top.

0:4320s eyeshadow application

In a medium shot, the woman demonstrates her '20s' eyeshadow application on her right eye, maintaining the facial division. She holds a small, rectangular eyeshadow palette featuring vibrant, shimmery colors, notably a bright pink, in her left hand. Using her right index finger, she directly and generously applies the shimmering pink eyeshadow across her entire right eyelid, creating a bold, intense, and unblended look. Her expression is enthusiastic, reflecting the more daring makeup style of her youth. The consistent white wall background with the olive tree and bright, even lighting remain, as do the text overlays at the top of the screen.

0:5040s eyeshadow application

The final scene in a medium shot shows the woman completing her makeup comparison. Her face is still divided by the white stripe. She demonstrates her '40s' eyeshadow technique on her left eye. She holds the larger, rectangular makeup palette (containing more muted tones, highlighters, and blushes) in her left hand. With a soft, fluffy eyeshadow brush in her right hand, she gently sweeps a neutral, light shimmering shadow across her left eyelid and up towards her brow bone. The application is subtle and blended, designed to enhance her eyes with a soft glow rather than a stark color. Her expression is calm and confident, highlighting the sophisticated and easier approach. The background, lighting, and text overlays remain consistent throughout this segment.

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