Funny Beauty FAILS I Found On TikTok - REACTION
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- Funny Beauty FAILS I Found On TikTok - REACTION
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Hey ya'll! Today on my channel we are reacting to some funny beauty fails and makeup fails I found on TikTok because lets face it, we have all had a beauty fail! Enjoy!
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Love you Charlotte ❤️
Hiiii 💖
thank you for this... now i can look purdy... lol
Oh you really bought that judges Wacker thing (i can't remember what it's called but I like it)
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I'll never understand how when people cut their hair they're shocked at how short it is - what did you think was gonna happen when you cut it at the same length as your jawline? 😂😂😂
That’s why hairstylists always ask me 2-3 times if I really want to go so short when I get my hair cut. I like my hair really short, but it grows really fast, and sometimes it’s months before I remember to make another appointment, so it has grown out a lot! I go in and ask for a short pixie cut, and they’re always asking if I’m sure.
trust me, as someone who cuts her own hair, theres like 1-3 inches of “give” and if you’re not expecting it, your hair could end up shorter than you intended. Or, they think its going to be longer because of the way they have their hair pulled and when they release it, the gravity sinks in. I also think a lot of people are playing up reactions for clout because the most popular videos have people freaking tf out
Well, if your hair is curly or wavy, I have two words 💀☝️. Hair 👏 shrinkage 👏👀
You might have only cut an inch but my curls will get tighter after the extra weight is chopped off and look WAAY shorter than what I trimmed 💀💀😭
@@kamilareeder1493 I actually have wavy hair so I know exactly what you mean! But even with shrinkage you would know that it's going to be either as short as where you cut it or possibly shorter hahaha. Hope that clarifies what I meant better :)
@@notericforeman Just replied to another comment clarifying what I meant but I do agree that some people are probably playing up their reactions for the content hahaha
I really appreciate that she didn't just tell you about the sponsor but she even shows you how to put the lashes on.
I tried them last year for my birthday! Super cute! I ended up cutting them to make them more cat-like
As a married father of 4 (count them, 1-2-3-4) beautiful girls, it means that I had 5 women in my house all at the same time. Needless to say, I've seen my fair share of beauty successes and F A I L U R E S. It made me understand just how far women will go for beauty and to feel good about themselves. It also made me say (under my breath of course...I'm no fool), thank the Gods I was born a man. On the flip side, I wouldn't have changed a thing. They are my world.
We love this for you! Father of two and in addition to similar insights, I am also saddened because what I see as beauty in my girls, they see as in need of “improvement”. That hurts my heart more than anything, to see my beautiful daughter want to change what is unique and lovely and beautiful about her to conform to some standard that will change by the weekend. 🥺
Would love to hear about the best failure. Sounds like you have some stories.
@@d.hall2004 from me or Thor?
For me, my oldest daughter (4 at the time) was going to serve as my brother’s flower girl and decided that her dress and tiara warranted a new hair style. She cut her bangs to the hairline less than a week before the wedding! Thankfully his bride was not a Bridezilla and thought it was precious; and she was not wrong. Those are still some of my favorites pictures of her.
@@davidguidry657 oh no! Not the ba-yang! 😂😂😂😂
@@Carpathianpixie yep! 😂🤣😂🤣
Charlotte yelling at the guy to take the straightener off is a whole mood,lmao!!!!🤣🤣🤣
If I had a twin I'd definitely wait for her to try all the diys first just to make sure I'll look good. Man twins are nifty lol
Yea just make sure they’re identical. My fraternal twin is no use.
Thanks for the idea I'm a identical twin XD
Pretty sure this is how my twin feels after seeing me shave the ends of my eyebrows off lol.
You hate your twin?
Twin 1: We're just not used to it on our face.
Twin 2: :laughs: NO
My fave beauty fail was when I was stylist and one of my fave clients came in with SOS: she’d tried coloring her waist-long, gorgeously thick hair with only one box 😅 she said, “I can’t afford to have you dye it!” And I said, “you can’t afford NOT to!” And we both had a genuine laugh 🤣 what would have been only about $80-$120 done professionally, attempted for $9 worth of DIY, ended up costing around $350 to fix. Just go to a salon and remember: if you can’t afford them, you can’t afford to DIY 😂
I have very thick hair and I use 3-4 boxes of dye. I learned long ago, when it comes to hair, I'm not normal.
My worst beauty fail: I'm brown haired with red reflections, and I wanted to be auburn. I went to this hair salon (not my usual one), and the guy really sold me a dream of a transformation! I took ages, but he explained how perfect it was gonna be, so I waited. The moment he came back and rinsed my hair, I knew something was awfully wrong: he didn't say a word. I watched myself into a mirror...my hair was neon orange. I couldn't say a word, and the guy had the balls to tell me: "At least, it's bright and soooo cheery!" I souldn't have paid, but I was so disgusted (and young) that I did. I had an oral exam the day after, so I was in panic. Fortunately, my usual hair stylist understood my pain and took me without an appointement 2 hours later. She couldn't helped her and burst into laughs when she saw me. I couldn't blame her, and it made me laugh too. No choice, she had to dye my hair black. It was really well done, and to console me, she even refreshed my haircut for free. My sister still have some photos she took with my orange hair, and likes to laugh with me about it. Thank you Gwen, hair stylist of my heart, who saved my hair, my pride and probably my exam!^^
Orange is a base for auburn. Could have used a demi or semi in the color you wanted at that point.
To lighten you enough if you already had hair color in your hair at all they would have to lighten you first. He should have just said okay now we put in the toner and you'll be all set. Super easy fix. I can't believe she had to do black.
How sad for her. He failed, miserably, in color theory. Yikes! If he understood primary colors, he would’ve known how to fix that, easily. Cosmetology college basics! 😬
@@bonnemoms5413 I don't believe she had to do black. Sounds like a lazy hairdresser who just didn't care about her client. Because the fix wouldn't have been hard at all.
@@cyanide_lollipop3264 totally agree.
Your stylist sucks. You absolutely did NOT have to go black. Commenter above me explains it perfectly, so I'll just talk about my own personal experiences with dying my hair over the past 35yrs. I've had every color imaginable, and I've always done it at home, using professional products as well as box dyes. I've made a ton of ugly mistakes, lol, but I've NEVER had to cover one up with black dye. Your orange hair could've easily been darkened to auburn, or even lightened to a strawberry blond!
If I were you, I'd NEVER see your stylist again; she's lazy, she lied to you, and she literally stole your money! I can't stand "professionals" who take advantage of their client's trust like Gwen did to you!! It's just so gross. Take care, good luck finding an actual decent stylist!!
My cosmetologist heart is shattering into thousands of pieces. You know people watch so many of these diy treatments and don’t see the fail part in many of them until they try it themselves and fail. 😵💫🥺
I was screaming, "JUST CUT IT, CUT IT," to the sideburn lady and "DON'T CUT IT," to the choppy hair cut!!!
* tip* if you get wax somewhere it shouldn't be use baby oil ( olive or cooking oil in a pinch) to remove unwanted wax.
If she didn't like her perm and she didn't want to brush it out, she could have just washed it. That'll deactivate the chemicals. Also, the person mentioning that they about the kick her out this beauty school - they probably got their hair done at the local beauty school. We have one in our neighborhood and you can get your hair done at a discount if you let their students do it. But they usually have the higher level students, already close to graduating, do it. Maybe that person was a friend of someone in the school XD
They obviously hadn’t watched Legally Blonde or they would have known that!
If you're talking about the black girl with rods in her hair. She didn't put perm in her hair. She twisted her hair with moisturizing product, then curled the twist with the rods. She was supposed to sit under the dryer until her hair fully dried. After it's dried she was supposed to pull the twist apart. It looked like she didn't allow her hair to fully dry before taking the rods and the twist out.
@@natashadaniels2562 I didn't know that :) Thanks for the information. But no, I was talking about someone else
@@chuckmissildine2894 any woman that has been to a hairdresser knows, not because of movies, that you cannot wash your hair in 3 days after getting a perm or you risk messing with it. Hair doesn't fall off after. It's not common sense it's learned knowledge. How many perms have you had done on yourself?
@@chuckmissildine2894 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 no no no dear boy. That's not how perms work at all.
No matter just how bad the end results are, I think it takes a whole lot of courage to post such fails. Kudos to all of the people in the vids👍😉
Yeah, they're heroes.
🙄
To be fair, a lot of them do it strictly for attention. They fail on purpose, like that guy curling his bangs. Like, what did he think would happen, using a small straightener on really short hair and overcurling it? It definitely wouldn't be the same result as the girl with super long and healthy hair.
In my late teens, I was bleach blonde. I decided to start doing this myself because I didn’t live at home anymore and my mom wasn’t going to pay for the salon visits. I was doing it fine for a while until I decided to pick out Ash Blonde as a color choice. My hair turned out looking like the gray-blue-ish wig Vickie Lawrence used to wear when she played Thelma Harper in the show Mama’s Family. Yes, I’m that old.
Love the lady with the sideburns - she's got an awesome attitude! Love her!!
As a hairstylist for over 40 years I have to say thank you to all who tried to do their hair at home. It cost because we know what we're doing.
Seriously? Every time I see those videos I’m like there’s a reason we have to go to school for 1600+ hours and have to take a licensing exam
Haha true. I do not trust myself. I tried to cut my daughter’s curly hair when she was 2. I kept going and going. Omg her hair was like a curly version of Dora. 🤦♀️. Then I tried my son. The youngest. I was DESPERATE because I was waiting for my sister to do it (a trained hairstylist) and she kept forgetting. It was so choppy. Ya I’m never ever trying it again. Right now my hair is too thick and long. It’s bothering me. But I’ll make an appointment tyvm!
😆 This is the reason I'm walking around with three-inch roots! There is *no way in hell* that I could or would try to bleach my dark brown roots to the necessary level for my color preferences. I'd rather have my roots show than burn my scalp or melt off my hair and have to wait for it to grow back.
I have only been to my hair stylist once in the last two years. I'm immunocompromised, so the visit occurred before we knew that I didn't make antibodies to the vaccine. I can keep my vivid colors (currently violet and neon green) bright with direct dyes, as long as the color placement isn't too complicated. It's something I only do with the blessings of my stylist.
Stylists deserve a huge amount of respect for the time and money you put into your education and artistry. After all, I wouldn't perform surgery on myself after watching a couple TH-cam videos!
This! It's been over 15 years but I still remember and give props to Sharon, the "badass aunt" of a stylist who saved my hair. My college roommate wanted to put some bleach streaks in my hair one night, so of course I let her. It was awful. I tried to fix it myself, and over the course of a year, my hair went from healthy, natural light brown to full on damaged bleached mess.
When I was home for a summer break, my mother told me "I made you an appt. with the sister of a coworker. She can help tone your hair down." So off I went.
Goddamn it, Sharon was amazing. She said "You're not the first girl I've seen like this. You guys go to college, get bored and switch up your look, and get in over your head. I know just what to do." In the end, she toned the color down, like a balayage before I even knew what it was, and it grew out unbelievably well, perhaps the best my hair has ever looked.
She became my basic hairdresser for a while after that. She knew I had always wanted to dye my hair black and blue, so I went to one appointment, and she whispered "Hold on a sec." She went into the back and came out with a cart loaded with colors, bowl, equipment -- everything needed for a good coloring appt. She said "I have everything you need right here. I've been saving this for you. Just give me the word and I'll do it, your mom doesn't need to know." 😏 I declined that day, but I always wish I took her up on the offer.
Sharon, wherever you are now, I know you're still saving hair and kicking ass.
@@sluttymctits4496 You can still dye your hair black and blue. I'm 42, and my hair is indigo and neon green. It looks awesome! If you have a job that doesn't allow vivid colors, you could still use fun colors as underlights, or peekaboo pieces. That's actually how I started, but vivid colors are addictive. I slowly got more and more of my hair colored until it's all vivids 😁
For years, I didn't want to stand out by trying the things I really wanted to do. I had no visible tattoos, and kept my hair a "natural" color by dyeing it with body art quality henna. Then, my mom got diagnosed with cancer (she beat it and is fine now) while I was in the hospital with a septic infection. I realized that life is too short to live to please others, and stopped caring so much about what people thought of me.
Oddly, I've gotten a ton of compliments since I stopped trying to be so "normal." Letting my personality show makes me feel strong and beautiful. I think my boost of confidence is what people see now.
If you want to see what I mean by underlights, or check out the changes I've made to my appearance over the last five years, my Instagram handle is uncommonmagpie . I'm not all that active on it, so you don't have to scroll through too many pictures to see the evolution from when I was blending in to the person I am now. 💙
Twist out tip. Your hair has to be very moisturized which is very hard for natural hair.
1. I recommend Jamaican castor oil the night before treatment.
2. Do not use a dryer. The curls have to dry naturally for a day and night
Thank you Charlotte for giving us content, even when you're on vacation! This is giving me serious Brad Mondo vibes in the best way possible.
I've been wondering how big of a backlog she has...
it's too amazing of her. :)
4:47 I fully understand the aggravation, hurt, and disappointment of her style not coming out right that looked like a whole day’s work
I just gotta say a) I appreciate and applaud all of the effort you ladies go through for your appearance (makes me glad I’m a guy cuz I don’t have the skill, patience, talent, or even the desire) and b) I love how you are so encouraging and supportive. Reminds me of my grandmere used to say all the time; “Bless your little heart!” She was super sweet too.
Appreciate the comment on ladies' effort, but gotta say it's not always easy for guys too. You have to worry about skin, daily facial hair grooming (whether it's shaving or maintaining), how you dress, and yes some guys do work with make-up as well in order to mask various skin conditions. Don't sell yourself short, in other words -- it's hard to look good, regardless of gender!
(honestly beauty standards are ridiculous in general but I have to admit, seeing a guy who cares about his personal appearance is more attractive to me than seeing a guy who doesn't care that much)
LOL! Growing up in Texas I sure heard that phrase a LOT! Unfortunately, they were often talking about me.
One good thing about being old is I no longer give a hoot about trying to look cute. I used to dye my hair, but 12 years ago I had brain surgery and was told not to dye my hair for 6 months because the toxic chemicals could get into the incision. I figure anything that toxic doesn't belong on my head!
I love that my hair is mostly white now. I'm one of those old ladies who has a collection of funky hats and colorful eyeglass frames, and no "efs" left to give! I make my own face masks that fit very well and are several layers thick. I find the craziest prints I can to make them with. It really helps with social distancing! People take one look at me and assume I've recently escaped from a mental institution. 🤪
@@tendigitnumber thank you for saying so. It definitely is a challenge to look one’s best but totally worth the effort. Have a great day!
@@LazyIRanch yep, I’m from Texas and my grandmere was from Louisiana. Man, I miss her!
I'd say it's less to do with whether you're a guy or girl, but more about how much is expected and pushed on you.
My mother absolutely hated having to wear makeup to work and never wore it outside of work unless she was going formal (wedding, special events, etc). So when her two daughters were growing up, she never got us makeup related things, never stressed about our appearances, and even told us she regretted wearing makeup to work since it then became something she *had* to do, but it could still be fun and exciting to do it for other things.
Thus, even though all my friends wore makeup constantly and would be traumitized if people saw their naked face, i only started wearing makeup for theater at the end of high school. I have 0 patience or love for it, so i ask someone to do my makeup and i do most girls' hair that requires any braiding. I'll spend months doing an art project, but i won't spend 10 minutes putting on makeup
One of my 5 month old twin sons gets super excited when he sees ur videos come on he gets giggly and smiles and jumps like crazy in his jumper. Love all ur videos!! 😊
My hair doesn’t grow so I wore a pink dollar store wig. My high school wouldn’t let me wear it in picture day so the next year I wore it for 6 months straight so they accepted it as my actual look. My student card and year book scheme is now immortalized .
It was a beauty fail but in reality I saw it as a win
The lady was so quick about curling her hair and the dude just held it! I kept screaming, "Let it go! Don't hold it!" 😂😂😂 7:52
The lady doing her eyeliner in .5 seconds was super impressive
Yeah, that was cool to watch.
Two of my three DNA recipients are girls, and all three are two years apart (yeah, every two years my husband tossed in his sleep and got me pregnant). Anyway, when the girls were four and six, the older one who has pin-straight hair decided her curly-haired little sister should trim it for her. They went into the bathroom while I was washing dishes, and all of a sudden I hear these shrieks of laughter that kept getting louder and more frequent. I knew these two well enough to realize that this category of laughter was NOT good. I ran to the bathroom, flung open the door, and found my oldest with the left side of her hair hanging just below her ear, the other side well above her right ear. Through hysterical giggling, they told me that the younger one who was doing the cutting (and who I will never pay tuition for beauty school for) kept getting one side shorter than the other, until... yeah. So fortunately, our next-door neighbor was a professional hairdresser, and gave my lopsided offspring a really cute cut from what was left. Years later, this same older sibling decided her naturally blonde hair just wasn't blonde enough, so she snuck into the bathroom one night when I was doing the dishes, and bleached it. I don't know where she got the hair bleach from. I also threatened my husband with being tossed into a leaf shredder if he didn't buy me a dishwasher. But anyway, the deed was done, and a month or so later, she realized hair actually grows out in its regular shade, so she somehow got her hands on more bleach. Did she just touch up the roots? Nope. Never one to do things by half measures, she just re-bleached the entire thing. I warned her she was going to fry her hair if she didn't stop. But did she? Not on your life. She had landed a coveted role in the school play, and of course, just before opening night, decided her roots would be super visible under the stage lights so... you guessed it. Well, her hair turned bluish grey, and felt like a helmet when it dried. I had to drive my wilde-eyed freaking out daughter to this place called Salon 9-1-1 to see if there was any hope. They had pretty much seen it all... until my daughter walked in. They had a mini-meltdown of their own trying to figure out what to do. Blonde hair was now off the table (and nearly off her head), so her character came on stage on opening night in a blonde wig, under which was carefully dyed and (much shorter) mega-conditioned brown hair. Oh, and I finally found out where she was getting the hair bleach: a friend who will forever be remembered as "Ha! Her!"
Why u calling them DNA recipients 😭
"And hey! There's a bridge I need to sell at a ridiculously screaming deal!! Whaddaya say?"
@@randomina465 r/whoosh
@@dawnchesbro4189 Say what, now?
Don't leave us hanging tho, did he get you that dishwasher or did she do something even worse to her hair?
I actually cut my own hair twice this month when I was home alone after i took a shower-
the results came out surprisingly good both times so now my hair is short and cute, but my parents were just so shocked that I decided to chop off 12cm+ of my hair (which is healthy) and got 5 lectures but honestly i don't regret it
“You know what’s a beauty win?”
Why I think that would be miss charlotte in her recent photo shoot/ announcement ! So much beauty and win all in one !
Growing up poor I cut my own hair a lot as a kid. #1 thing I learned, and once I learned it I got much better: we tend to pull on our hair to make it taut to cut (our attempt to get it even in one fell swoop), but that’s where massive misjudgment of length occurs. Always cut half (or less) of what you THINK you want, and 80% of the time you’re gonna hit bingo first time. Any minor unevenness can be spot fixed
I love Charlotte saying not to hold the straightener so long. Reminds me of every time I've gone to white women to get my hair straightened and I tell them they have to put the heat higher OR they have to hold it longer, and they're like, "No that's too high" or "No, that will take too long" and I'm like, "Alright, won't be coming back to you". The type of hair is extremely important, too. Curls and coils of different races _are_ different. It's best to figure out what works _before_ doing an online tutorial of something potentially complex. 🤣
You are so right. It takes very different techniques for different types of hair.
It's good for them to worry to not ruin the customer's hair tho. Better a unsatisfied customer than a lawsuit.
Well obviously it was too long in this case and we could all tell 😂
And it looked like there was product in the hand. Soft curls will never happen if there is product like hair spray in
This is why I don't go to white people to get a wash and set. They don't know. They don't know.
I tried my hand at hair-cutting and learned 2 things: 1- Hair doesn't lay at the same length after cutting it and 2- if you have OCD don't try hair-cutting. My doll had a lot less hair the first day than the others. Yikes. Well, on the plus side, it's now a lovely stimming tool - I love the brush cut feel.
Oh Charlotte, your appreciation for people's cultures and natural beauty is truly amazing 💝💝💝
I think the "Nailed it" is not only a pun, but also from Netflix's "Nailed It" baking show.... And the results are indicative of the show's typical results. 😂 5:45
I can take that sideburn wax fail one step further. Many years ago, I tried an at home wax kit that claimed it was specifically designed for the face (extra gentle) and intended for upper lip, sideburns, and chin. I prepared it according to the directions, even used the temperature stick that came with to make sure it wasn't too hot, applied on my upper lip, it felt fine, but then when I removed the tab, $%*%&$%^&%^$% because it took parts of my skin with it! Took over a month to completely heal. Luckily no scars, but I have never used anything but tweezers on my face at home since. All hail to the professionals!
Had a similar problem with a hair removal cream. It was made specifically for the face and even for sensitive skin, and I still got a mild chemical burn on my upper lip. I didn't even leave it on for the full time because I could feel it burning. It was so red and flaky for probably a month. I stick to tweezers now, too. Lol
You can remove wax with baby oil. Comes right off.
Oooooowwwwwww!!!! 😱😱😱😱
First time I tried at home waxing it was a nightmare. Now I use hard wax and can even give myself Brazilian waxes at home. Definitely learn to use numbing cream and baby powder, and how to prep your skin beforehand. Even if waxing wasn’t good the first time, it could still be worth it in the long run
@@michelleferrero8206 Imagine going to the store all waxed up to buy baby oil. 😁
Sorry to hear your down charlotte as someone who suffers with mental health i know it’s hard sometimes glad your having some me time hope it helps you get back to the funny caring person you are
Take care lots of love hope to see you back soon
Your anger when they held the straightener made me laugh so hard lmao
I was screaming "Stop! PLEASE! STOP IT!!" 😳
I have a metal eyelash curler.
So, I use the blow dryer to heat it up a little.
Works every time.
The fact that you gain at least 1000+ subscribers a day here in the last few months just blows my mind. Rock it girl!!!!!!
I love beauty fails, especially when people can laugh through them. I started cutting my own hair in college and into the pandemic. Lots of wins and fails 😂 but in the end it’s my hair! And I can now cut it how I want no problem! Fails like these humble us, and teach us it’s okay to screw up. Being able to laugh through it and figure out a better way to do it next time (even if that means leaving certain tasks to the pros) is a great life skill to have. And it will help you bounce back quicker in future when life tries to push you down again
Charlotte … why have I only just found your channel?! I have just spend the past 2 hours binge watching some of your videos! Absolutely brilliant! Happy day ! Much love from Scotland 🏴
Welcome, potato
Yessssssssss Scotland 🏴 🙌🏼
I’m in Dumfries
@@foxybrunnette hey!! I’m near Fort William ! X
Welcome to the fan club! It's fun here in tje comments, too 😁
Hey from Aberdeenshire!
The girl with the twist out! Girl I feel your pain! I finally found my flow, but, I also seem to have issues with wash and goes too. They hardly ever come out right.
You know, I have to give these people props for having the self-confidence to video an experiment, fail, and then post it. Yeah, they get more hits but not everyone can deal with that kind of attention. Kudos!. 👏
For uplifting lashes I’ve learned you can use a hair dryer on your lashes curler on warm for a few seconds and then curl your lashes (but obviously don’t make it too hot to touch your eye with, you just want it warm enough to hold the curl of your lashes!!)
I too am allergic to the lash glue, and I’ve been using Glamnetic lashes for like a year and a half and I love the nails as well!!
So happy to hear this Holly! Your loyalty means the world to us ❤️❤️
Love that. "first of all, you're using the wrong sprinkles." lol 10:29
15:20 Considering Urban Decay is a makeup brand that was a big deal with the Emo crowd when I was in high school, I am neither surprised nor outraged at their marketing fail.
Somehow I clicked on one of your vids the other day and it just cracked me up. Today you came up in my feed and not only did I subscribe but I ended up binge watching like 10 in a row. Totally enjoyed it. Love your style.
Your laughter gives me life. And "how long do I have to suck it?" Hmmm loaded question like the tootsie pop owl 🦉
Actually it was "How *hard* do I have to suck it?" and that it's even worse 😂🤣
I love that on the previous video (or the one before) Charlotte said she applied her eyelashes like a pro for some event she attended and on this video she say "I am terrible on applying lashes". A TRUE ACTRESS! POTATO QUEEN!
Gonna buy those lashes just for support her LoL
I'm pretty sure she was talking about the magnetic lashes in the other video too if it's the one I watched. Could be wrong.
If I try any type of beauty thing that requires both skill and timing, I'm definitely going to eff it up monumentally.
Ayyýyyyyyý!! When dude pulled that container off of his mouth, I screamed! 😱
Actually I have a heated eyelash curler! I've seen a lot of videos of people going fast like he did. You have to hold it at the base of your lashes then slowly move up your lashes. It gives a super natural curl!
The girl with the Shirley Temple hair, I had that exact same experience when I was a teen. I went in with a picture of “romantic ringlets” (courtesy of YM magazine) and came out Shirley Temple. Thankfully it was not a perm, just hair curlers. I have a super fake smile and thank you. When we got out to the car my grandma looks at me and says “We’ll wash it out as soon as we get home. Don’t worry!” Lol!
Once I went platinum blond so I bleached my brows at home to match and when my nephew first saw he cried and said I looked like a "dead monster" lol!
I'm so glad I was not the only idiot that thought that was a bright idea. I had a job tho. Was serious into wtf was I thinking
Someone asked how do I know? Because I've done hair for 35 years and loved every minute of it. I loved helping people find the right cut, color or perms for their hair. I miss it and I had to retire due to back and knee issues
I was having a crappy day until I watched this video. Thanks for the laughs, Charlotte.
The matching skills of the white makeup artist screams “younique hun”
Dear Charlotte, there’s so many things I would like to say to you, but I’m going to sum it up like this: you brighten my day, I love you 💜
I have naturally curly hair that I didn’t know how to take care of as a teen so I would use the wet-to-straight hair irons- the steam coming off my head was something else…. and let me tell you my hair was crispy lol.
I finally learned to just let my hair wave and curl as much as it feels like.
Thank god for curly hair methods
36 years ago, I decided to go redhead. Had to strip the color out of my hair first. Used Effasol. That's not something one should do on one's own hair, as I learned. Anyway--I did strip the color from my hair. Then rinsed in a red base. Had to let it dry. Then I used the hair color itself. (The bathtub looked as if a murder had been committed in it). My hair turned out the color of a stop light--I wore it like that for a couple of weeks. My best friend and every truck driver who saw me absolutely LOVED it, but it was not what I was going for.
Live and learn.
Congratulations on 800k Charlotte! ❤️ Very sure you'll reach millions in no time! Love you!
Magnetic lashes are LIFE!!
❤🥂❤🥂❤🥂❤🥂❤I never leave home without them!!
Once upon a time I used to wear Dermacol foundation that was 2 shades darker - if you know you know.😂😂 If you don’t let me enlighten you - dermacole had the most full-coverage makeup on the market between 2000 - 2010 (it used to be Hollywood foundation used on sets) and it used to have really small shade range even for light skin tone (at least here in EU). Imagine 6 shades from fair to tan and only 2 undertones- pink and yellow. So you eather looked so pale people would think you are sick or you looked like orange. I was the other one and realised it after a year. I still have a tube of that foundation as my souvenier of that period. That thing is 12 years old, half full and reminds me of my fail to shade match.
I used to heat my regular eyelash curler with my blow dryer. Touch the metal to my lips to check for heat then curl my lashes. Worked beautifully every time.
I had a pixie cut right before quarantine, so it started growing out into a mullet. Had to trim that sucker by using the bathroom mirror, a handheld mirror and some craft scissors. Lucky I didn't slice my neck open.
I've gotten quite good with a mirror, handheld mirror and clippers 😅 and my pixie is a very short pixie now lol but I like it a lot 😊
Binge watching Charlotte since I just found the channel:. These ppl cra.
Know ur hair. Know ur skin type. Everything don't work on everybody. Gotta buy the one meant for u. If there isn't one, don't buy ANY. But so grateful to laugh at these cra ppl. 🤣
Thank you sweet baby Jesus for giving us Charlottes videos daily. I honestly am so thankful for all her humor and honesty.
P. S. We need more content creators like Charlotte
Love this one. Laughing with. Instead of laughing at.
Just found your channel. Thanks for making me laugh so much. The world needs more people like you in this bleak times. Stay warm in Canada, bitterly cold here too!
Bonded at work with a coworker over you she heard me cracking tf up and asked who is making you laugh in here I said charlotte dobre next thing you know we’re laughing over chips watching bridezillas. Didn’t even know my co worker watch ya !
the guy with the baby bangs was the funniest. the girl used a curling iron, her hair was much longer, and she did it very fast. he literally did the co plate and polar opposite of everything she did 😂😂😂
For the beauty school, the hair still needed to get combed out to break the roller set. That wasn't the end result in sure, the student was just ranting being there so late.
The guy curling his bangs, your hair is so fabulously thick, and the hair you were curling is also short
I think it was the section below shaved to well above the hairline that they weren't pleased about!
He have himself an Easter Sunday bang 😂
@@suzieq3604 OMG 🤣
Heating up an eyelash curler a little bit with your hair dryer really does work! Kind of like a curling iron for your eyelashes and you don't have to burn yourself.
When I was in cosmetology school, back in the 80s (when perms were in style), there was something called ‘pocket curls’. It was when chemicals caused an entire roller to fall off the head… hair still rolled up in it. One day, while a friend was doing a perm, I ran into the dispensary, grabbed a few of the same sized rollers, and a handful of ‘practice hair’ of the same color. I wrapped those bad boys up and, when both my friend and client were distracted (I pretended to check the rods for my friend so the client wouldn’t grow suspicious), I laid those suckers between the rollers on top of her client’s head. When my friend went to unroll the rods, the planted rollers came off in her hand. She never flinched! Instead, she quickly stuffed them in her uniform pocket (hence the term, ‘pocket curls’… yes, it was a thing) and never said a word. Afterward, I waited ALL DAY to see if she’d say anything. But she never did! I finally fessed up, just to see how she’d react. THAT’S when she freaked out. She never said a word, but was secretly traumatized the entire day. LOL!
Cruel "joke" to play on a friend who is learning. What if the client noticed and thought it was her hair that fell off in the curler? It was an unkindness you did and I sincerely hope you apologized profusely.
@@dawnchesbro4189 LMAOOOO!!! 🤣🤣🤣 I love how you think you completely understand our entire friendship dynamic, and the way we played pranks on each other, by one story. Or thinking I’d do this on a client I didn’t know. (They’re called ‘regulars’.). Grow up, Karen, and try to enjoy a funny story, without making asshole assumptions. 🤣🤣🤣
I can't remember the last time I heard the phrase "pocket curls"...man, did this bring back memories! Thanks for sharing. ☺
@@tiffanykim2773 older than you, apparently.
@@emilymarek4714 calling people who aren't remotely "karen" a "karen" is a very Karen thing to do. I just based my statement off the information you provided. And based on your story, that is a cruel joke. Doesn't matter if the client is a regular. If I thought my hair had been fried off, I'd start bawling. Not a great way to learn proper technique or customer skills.
I love you your attitude and personality don’t ever change please
My beauty fail is when I used a concealer that was too dark for a month without realizing it. I still wonder how no one, even my best friend or anyone in my family told me. It looked good in my rooms lighting 🤷🏻♀️
Okay, here's an advice for the lady who was waxing her sideburns, if you get into the same situation again, just use hot water to slowly dissolve the wax and you're saved from chopping it off 😂
Whoop whoop 🙌🏻 Charlotte’s here! Best time of the day 😁. I hope everyone here is having a wonderful day❤️
Actually I kind of like how the first one looked because sometimes what's supposedly a messed up hairstyle can look pretty good on someone I've actually experienced this from time to time I'm so glad that I'm able to do that! 😂
Love this!! So, I got bangs. TWICE. Bangs look absolutely terrible on me, and the first time I got them, I did it MYSELF! My twin tried to help but was laughing too hard to do much. Thankfully, my hair grows pretty quick. 😅🤣
I just found your channel and I'm subscribed and binge watching your content. I love your voice, it reminds me of the "if the men find out we can shapeshift, they're going to tell the church" video from way back
The look of shared horror that Charlotte has with some of these people is Real especially when she knows what the results will be before the video shows them. I am sure if people sent in their ideas it could be a great video with people who do and don't follow her advidce.
That lip so called hack the 2nd person did is dangerous and can cause permanent damage to your lips! It looks funny af though!
The lips 👄 thing is so hilarious 😂
I've been using magnetic lashes for about a year and still trying to find some I like. My biggest gripe is having no magnet at the end when I trim the lashes (tried lots of ways of trimming) so the anchors actually sound perfect! Gonna go order me some now! ❤️ love these videos, they make my day! ❤️
I've been tempted let us know how they work
The one straightening soaked hair sent shivers down my spine. “Locks in moisture” “promotes hair growth” yeah no
I just heat my metal eyelash curler on my straightener and i test it on my skin before using it, works every time 👌
For someone who has been trying to figure out lashes for the last two weeks I’m in love with this ad ❤️ and here for the lash tutorial 👌🏽👌🏽 *snaps fingers like Charlotte*
That "Shirley Temple" look... gotta let the curls fall, don't brush them out! It'll look like broom straw if you do!
She could comb them out slightly by using a wide-tooth comb or the long, skinny part of a rat tail comb. That's usually what I do when I pin curl my hair and the curls are too tight, like the girl in the video.
"Stop holding if for so long dammit" -- exactly!!! He was giving me anxiety.😵💫🤣
I laughed so hard at almost every one. Thanks, Charlotte =D Pls do more!!
OMG!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂 I can't stop laughing at the part @7:32 with the guy using a straightener on his bangs!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It's gonna be one of those things where I'm going to all of a sudden start laughing about it everytime I think about it. 😁
The girl that fried her hair should have gotten a pixie cut.( Not a Karen one) They would be able to blend a lit out that way. Lol
Didn’t we all learn as kids that cutting our own bangs or cutting our dolls hair never ends well. Tears, always tears.
One time (and the only time) I tried to wax my own lady bits 🐈🌻 I started with two tiny sections.. I thought okay that was pretty easy, so I then just covered pretty much the whole front mound area in wax. It took a while to harden enough to start pulling. By the time it was ready I got cold feet and was too scared of the pain to pull it off. I tried a few times to pull small parts off, then tried to pull it and just cut the hairs. Tried several times to reheat the wax to wash it off. Long story short, I had to leave it on for 3 days. My body heat caused the wax to stick to my underwear, so I had to cut my knickers off around the wax every day. Then I eventually tried to get it off with nailpolish remover. Sat on the floor in my bathroom with no knickers on. The nailpolish remover went into my 🌻🐈 which was excruciating. I didn't think about before I did it lol. But it was the only thing that actually worked. So I guarded my 🌻🐈 and spent a couple hours removing it with nailpolish remover 🤣😭🤦♀️
Glamnetic REALLY does work. I've had mine for about a year now. Still works great and holds strong. I hated lashes before I found these. I got a pair for my mother, too. She adores them. Neither of us were lash people before then.
(honestly, you can even use the cheaper magnetic liner found in the pharmacy, like CVS, and works just as well with their lashes. Just make sure you apply enough coats and let dry before applying)
WAY back in the day, I got a wild hair (pun intended) and tried to give myself highlights. My hair was such a dark brown, some folks actually thought it was black. Well. Seriously should have known better. What I got was very much a Tony the Tiger look. Mercifully, my sweet husband was home at the time. After we stopped laughing, he graciously popped out for a box of color to slap over that tragedy. "Don't try this at home" is a cliché for a reason, kids!
I have always had a deep love of cosmology and I unfortunately was never able to go get trained. Both my sons are on the autism spectrum and going to a salon became out of the question when the little one kicked a stylist. TH-cam videos, Pinterest and the confidence that hair does grow back, it can be done at home. I’ve been doing my boys hair myself for 8 years now and I’d say it’s not half bad. And the joy of boys is that if it’s really that bad then you can buzz them. lol.
MANY years ago, like 1980s/1990 Braun made Gas powered “cordless” curling tongs/irons...
yes you literally had a tube filled with actual FIRE next not your face and you used it to curl your hair.
Now do not get me wrong these things WORKED, they curled amazingly... they burned your hair info in seconds if you got a slight distraction.
But getting ready one night my BF (now Husband) spoke to me as I was curling my fringe(bangs) as I replied I touched the iron to my forehead and f* ck did I scream!!
I had a burn, it was a straight line across my forehead, about half inch top to bottom and 3-4 inches across, it was almost end to end and only stopped because the forehead curves back at the sides.
This burn literally looked like a well done sausage, it seriously was scary how much a burn on human skin looked like a cooked sausage... FYI I no longer ate sausage after that.
But the burn lasted 6 MONTHS! Amazingly I have no scar, but that was f*cking TRAUMATIC!
Because it was a burn, I could not cover it with cosmetics until it healed,so there was no hiding it.
Holy SHIT!!! They still make and sell them!!! WTAF?? Seriously folks, look up Braun Gas curler... you have to refill it like a cigarette lighter, by popping in a new canister of gas. Then like a stove you click a button until it ignites! STUNNED 😳😳😳😳😳
That brings back traumatic memories! My burn was smaller than yours, but it did take forever to heal. The ‘80s were a dark time….
Omfg!! I'm glad you recovered!
Yes they have it still ...reason why i bought another last year
@@randomlyswatching9481 you're braver than I am, I stick to wired & wireless now...
@@johexxkitten hahaha
10:05 In this situation you should put toalet paper on a hair straightener and use it carefully. As the wax get warmer, the paper will absorb it.
Charlotte you are so warm and so lovely you actually made me like ads