- Hey everybody, it's your girl Jenn,

and today I'll be showing you

how I did this yellow eyeshadow look.

This has been highly requested and very long awaited,

so thank you so much for your patience.

Last month was really, really crazy.

I finally had a moment to just sit down,

and just chat and show you guys how I did this.

Since it's back-to-school season,

I thought I would just grab a bunch of questions

about college on my Instagram,

and you know, chat about it,

because this is a really exciting,

but also scary time for a lot of you.

So I thought I would put my two cents in,

and also show you how I did this.

So let's get started!

I am gonna hydrate my lips first,

by using Glossier's Mint Balm Dotcom universal skin salve.

I've used all their formulas,

but the mint one is by far my favorite.

It has like, this nice cooling sensation,

similar to Burt's Bees.

But the packaging is just so much cuter.

Now I'm gonna move on to primer.

I'm using this one by Too Faced.

It is their Hangover Rx.

And this one is probably one of the most nourishing primers

that I've ever used.

Before, I was just really on the ball

with anything that was like, mattifying

and stuff that didn't make me oily,

but these days,

I've just been enjoying like, a nice dewy look.

It just looks youthful and in Korea,

you know they like that dewy face,

so that's just the card I've been playing. (laughs)

Ah, okay so primer is finished.

Now I am just gonna skip foundation completely,

and I'm just gonna go directly to concealer.

I'm using this concealer, this is by Hourglass.

And it is a stick.

And I'm just going to put it underneath my eyes.

Right over here, wow.

And then I put it around my nose.

A little on my forehead.

And then on my chin.

So basically, all the dark areas of my face.

And while I'm blending,

I might as well get cracking with the questions.

(laughs) I've just been getting carried away

with the makeup.

So this is from korleyan.

"How was community college compared to a university?

"And if any differences or similarities between the two?

"Love you!"

First off, community college kind of feels like high school,

the sequel. (laughs)

You're gonna know a lot of people there from your school,

but there's also a new flush of people.

Honestly, looking back,

I'm so happy that I went to community college,

because just the amount of money I saved from tuition

is just, like, unbelievable.

I was able to just take my time,

and figure out what I wanted to do.

I was not the best student growing up.

I was always just a very average student,

and in the eyes of, you know, a Korean family,

if it wasn't straight A's, it wasn't good enough.

And I definitely never, ever got straight A's.

I think I was really in my head when I was going to school.

I was just so focused on trying to get the good grade

and memorizing everything,

that that anxiety and that pressure actually crippled me,

and once I stopped caring about what grade I got,

that's when I started getting good grades. (laughs)

That was my senior year of college.

Because I went to community college,

I was able to really figure out what I wanted to do.

Obviously, math was not an option for me.

I do not understand how to crunch numbers.

Writing, I was horrible at.

Science, a mystery! (laughs)

And I finally went to my counselor, and I was like,

I really don't know what I wanna do.

And she said, well what do you like doing?

And I told her that I liked going out,

I liked meeting people, I liked socializing,

and she told me of this major called Communications!

But I was able to take all the units I needed

to be able to transfer.

And once I did transfer, it was just a whole new world.

I never lived away from home before,

so I got accepted to UC Davis and UC San Diego.

And I was pretty torn,

because as much as I wanted to go to UC San Diego,

I wanted to just get the hell out of southern California.

I was over it.

I wanted to just start completely fresh,

and just be the new girl at school for once,

because growing up, my parents never moved, which is great,

because I never had to feel displaced or anything,

but you know, when you watch those movies,

and it always starts off with like,

ah, the new kid at school.

Who is she?

So I don't know,

I just wanted to basically get out of my hometown

and just start completely fresh.

And San Diego is only two hours away,

but I wanted to be far.

I wanted people to have to go on a road trip

or a plane to go see me. (laughs)

If I had to say a difference,

whether like the classes were better

or the professors were better at community college

or UC Davis, I would say it's pretty comparable.

I mean, it's really what you make of it.

You can go to the best Ivy League school,

but if you're not there to absorb,

then there's really no point.

And I also would like to say that what school you go to

does not define you at all.

Maybe I'll do another layer. (laughs)

It's so funny, the day I'm like,

I'm not gonna wear foundation,

I'm like, it's not covered enough.

Alright guys, I think that is blended.

I'm just like punching myself

with this beauty blender. (laughs)

So the concealer is all blended out.

And now I'm gonna seal that with a powder.

I'm going back to an old favorite of mine.

This is the Rimmel Stay Matte Powder.

Look how old this is.

I should have probably gotten a new one,

but you know, this will do.

I'm gonna grab this flat brush by Marc Jacobs,

and I'm just gonna scrape what is left of this guy,

and I'm going to put it underneath my eyes

just to set everything.

As you can see, I'm grabbing this,

and I'm just literally patting it,

no swirling, just patting,

because I don't wanna ruin

the good thing we've got going down here.

So now that powder is done, I'm gonna move onto the brows.

Here I'm using two products.

First I'm gonna use Dior's Brow Styler.

I've mentioned this a million times before,

but this is just a great pencil for the meat of my brows.

It's like a nice color shade.

And then for the tails,

I go in with Benefit's Goof Proof Brow Pencil.

This is a darker color, so it just really defines the tails.

I like my tails to be the darkest part of the brow.

"How did it feel when you moved to UC Davis

"as a transfer student?

"Did you have trouble making good friends

"since people already knew each other?

"Did you feel left out at all?

"Did you join any clubs?

"I'm transferring from a community college next year,

"so I'm super nervous about that.

"Thank you!"

Being a transfer student was definitely really hard,

because yeah, everybody already has their friends.

They have their established cliques already,

and going in as a transfer student,

I was starting completely from scratch.

And I made sure to use the internet

(laughs) to help me find some friends.

So when I was trying to find housing,

I found this Facebook group,

where it was just for UC Davis transfers

and people who were looking for housemates,

and I made sure that my profile was as detailed as possible.

I said where I was from, what my interests were,

I wrote all my favorite bands, all my favorite books,

all my favorite films, and using that profile,

I was able to find someone that I really clicked with.

And she was going to be my housemate.

She had the same interests as me,

and so it wasn't a huge surprise when we actually got along.

So she was my first friend,

and she was the person that I spent my 21st birthday with,

and if you're watching this So,

I love you, thinking about you.

I feel like social media gets like, a really bad rap.

But it actually helps in the end,

if you utilize it correctly.

Personally, I didn't join any clubs.

I just spent any extra time filming or editing,

I was just always consumed by my studies

or my YouTube channel, and in a sense,

it was good, because I became very independent.

I just had to entertain myself (laughs),

so whether it was like, going to the movie theater by myself

or going to the thrift store by myself,

I was always keeping myself preoccupied.

But if I could go back in time,

I definitely would've joined at least like,

one club or something,

because I know a lot of my friends that have been

in organizations and clubs and sororities,

where they have and left with lifelong friends,

and it would've been really awesome.

So I think if you are looking for a community,

I would definitely recommend you joining a club,

because there are good people in there.

So now that the brows are done,

let's move onto the fun part, the eye shadow.

So I am gonna use Nars' Radiant Creamy Concealer

as like a primer for my lids.

So I'm just gonna pat this all over the lid,

and this is just gonna really enhance the colors

of the eyeshadows.

I literally just discovered that this works,

so I'm very excited to implement this into my tutorials.

So once that's all blended out,

I'm gonna grab my yellow eyeshadow from 3 Concept Eyes.

This is called Yolk, which is the perfect name.

So it's a very yellow eyeshadow.

I'm gonna grab this flat brush, this is by e.l.f.

Doesn't have a number, but it just looks like this.

Yeah, so as you can see, I'm not swooping it,

or else that would cause too much fall out.

I'm literally just petting it.

I think maybe the reason why I didn't join any clubs

was that it was hard to find time in my schedule,

because a lot of the clubs,

you had to stay at school even longer than you had to,

and I was always ready to bounce out after my class,

so maybe that's why I didn't join any.

And then once you get a little closer to,

I guess, the outsides,

that's when I'm able to kind of swoop it around like that.

So now that the yellow is on,

I'm gonna use this pallette from ColourPop.

Unfortunately, I don't know the name,

but it's got this nice orange shade in it.

And then with the flat brush,

I'm just gonna put it all over the under eyes.

I can't forget about the inner corners,

so I'm gonna use this lighter shade over here.

I'm gonna pop that on my brow bone