The Best Beauty Tips to Come From Nikita Dragun's YouTube Videos

Maybe your brows are sparse from overplucking, or perhaps, they were short to begin with. If you're looking to make your eyebrows appear longer but have no idea where to begin, Nikita Dragun gives her fans a five-second tip on how to do so. At around the 3:40 mark of this video, she holds the brush against her face with its handle starting at the edge of her nose and extending past the outer corner of her eye. She says the eyebrow should end where the handle does.

Nikita Dragun applies her highlighter in a very specific way: At around 3:13, she says focuses the product on the highest point of her cheekbones, before blending upward and downward for the diffused look you see in her Instagram photos.

After applying highlighter on her nose with her fingertip, she takes a bronzer and draws a line just above the tip of her nose. She said this trick makes "the point and tip of your nose stick upward."

This video features two generations of beauty know-how, and this time it's her mother that offers the most worthwhile beauty advice. At 4:40, she explains that when you're applying false lashes, it's all about the angle you're looking at your mirror from. She angles her mirror so that she can look down at it. "I feel like it relaxes the skin around my eyelashes and creates a plateau waiting for the lashes to be laid [sic]."

In this video, Dragun transforms herself into "Dragun the K-Pop Sensation" and shows her fans how to create a blurred gradient lip. At 12:10, she demonstrates how she layers her products in the following order: moisturising chapstick, lip gloss, a bright red liquid lipstick (at the centre of where her lips part), and a slightly deeper liquid lipstick (above the brighter version of the hue). In between steps, she smacks her lips together and blends the products with her fingertips to create the blurred effect.

If you're in search of a low-maintenance Halloween makeup look that is equal parts spooky and glamorous, check out Dragun's monochromatic pink iteration of a vampire costume, particularly how she applies her highlighter and blood drip. For her otherworldly highlight (which she begins to apply at 4:35) she layers both a cream and a powder highlighter that both had duo-chrome shifts. For her blood drip (which she sweeps on at 6:40) she uses a liquid lipstick followed by glitter, which ultimately gave the look an unexpected wet look.