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Hey ya'll! Today on my channel we are reacting to some tiktok makeup fails cuz honey, we have all been there. Enjoy :)
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Thank you I realize the irony of failing at my own makeup while doing a video about makeup fails. 😅
i see no failing 👀👀
There isn't failing
May be a fail but still a babe!!
Just need to blend a bit more. You nailed the shape & symmetrically balanced eyes. I can never get my eye makeup right! Love you...regardless¹❤️❤️❤️
I like your video
I'm a licensed Cosmetologist. My jaw dropped. I hope this isn't REALLY the handiwork of professionals! Yikes! Like Charlotte said. " It shouldn't have to be saved." EXACTLY! And also Charlotte is correct! Never, Never highlight acne!!! Matte! Matte! Matte! And translucent powder to finish. PRESSED into texture to smooth and conceal!
In 1997, my brother, a police detective, and I were interviewed on "Unsolved Mysteries". I did my own minimal makeup before we came to the set, and the makeup artist looked at me, and said, "You look fine", then went to work on my brother and the detective. OMG! It looked like their faces were coated with flour! If she'd added a pinch of baking powder, their faces would have broken out in biscuits under the hot lights! 😳
I’m a licensed esthetician and I’m similarly cringing and appalled. Unfortunately though, makeup artists (at least in my state) don’t need an official license.
Nice to hear from a pro. The last one really sounded like some college girl trying to make money. Like...she had no clue what she was doing. When she asked when the brush had been washed the last time 😆 you could hear her brain thinking:"You wash a brush????"🙈
Right ,I'm a Regional MUA ,too. I rarely do waterline eyeliner.
@@LazyIRanch okay I almost died when I laugh-choked over "broken out in biscuits" 😂🤣☠️
I went to get my makeup done for my wedding! The girl turns my chair around for the big reveal and I literally said, “I look like a $5 prostitute”. My honey squeezes my shoulders and says “ oh honey, I’d pay $10”. 🤦🏽♀️. Been married 16 years!
He’s definitely a keeper!
I too have been happily married 16 years! April 28, 06!
🤣🤣 yep he's a keeper
Aww sweet man! Lol! Did you have a practice round beforehand? I hope this was the practice round! 😅 I got married on the beach at sunrise with just my husband and my dogs, so no makeup. I didn’t have enough time to get ready and be there before the sun came up. I’m usually super into makeup and fashion. People asked me what I wore, expecting something exciting, and I was like umm this (pointing at my sweatshirt & sneakers). It was the perfect wedding for us! Very low stress.
We just celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary ! I'm so happy , i found my soulmate, because dating in these days, is scary !! I'd never want to be single again ! It's scary!
I had a friend in college who was complaining that her face kept breaking out. So I asked her “how often do you clean your makeup brushes?”
She said “clean?”
Apparently she didn’t know that you have to clean your brushes once in a while!🤣
Wow. I don't wear make-up, and even I know that! Clean them as often as you would your hair brush. If I did wear make-up, I couldn't keep using the same brushes and sponges time after time after time; I'd be too OCD-ish to do that. Also, wouldn't the quality of work be diminished by using dirty brushes and sponges (and worse, the dirtier the tools)?
I have a continued pimpled face (it's up and down of how many pimples I have), but that's, I think, from stress (at least partly, I believe).
@@can_b_crazywerid Stress can be a main cause for skin irritations, but could also be caused by constant use of makeup, insufficient hygiene, dry skin and many other reasons. Remove makeup soon as you don't expect to see anyone you want to impress that day anymore. Make sure you give your skin some time to breathe and if you clean it with soap definitely apply some hydration after. Baby products often work better for sensitive skin bc the health regulations are a lot stricter on them than perfumized beauty products stuffed with tons of unnecessary bs. Try to not touch your face in any place outside a bathroom after just washing your hands. Might not fix all problems but a bit of personal wellness never hurt anyone, take care of yourself ^^
@@midnaphai Those are good tips. Although as I had said, I don't wear make-up. The only time I have was way back in high school when I did dance all throughout it at the recital each year. Still, I could have a good skincare routine, which may help; who knows.
@@can_b_crazyweridit can have a lot to do with diet as well i believe. You can always try removing things like dairy or wheat one at a time just to see if anything changes but ultimately it can be genetic luck of the draw too.. but if you’re still young it may just be temporary so keep taking good care of yourself ✌️
@@EasyMac813 I can see that. Well, I already don't eat wheat (I'm allergic), but dairy I love. Though lately, I'm not having as much as I used to. It varies how much I have, at times more other times less. Yeah, I'm still pretty young (mid-20s). I hope it's temporary, having them makes me look younger than I am (I feel), and I already look years younger than I actually am, so I'd rather not add to it.
I did my best friends (wedding) makeup. She showed me a picture on pintrist and I got it done to a T... I did all the things for her. And it was stunning. I then sprayed half a bottle of nyx Matt finish. It stayed even after the cake smash. I was soooo amazed and honored.
Nyx is the absolute best!! My make up lasts all day
@@Chosen1only I know. It's amazing stuff.
My mom and sister are both estheticians. My mom was straight out of school when she did my makeup for my prom, and she did AMAZING on everything but the lips (she didn't do horrible). I have big lips, much bigger than hers, my sister's, or most of her clients, so she over drew them, which looks great on everyone else. Not so much on me. Luckily that was a simple fix.
My mom learned pretty quick you can't use the same techniques on everyone lol. She never had that issue again.
Estheticians, also called skin care therapists, specialize in cosmetic treatments of the skin. If you’ve ever wondered about your skin type, or if you have trouble deciding which skin care products to buy, a visit to an esthetician may be helpful. Esthetician is not a MAKEUP PROFESSIONALS.
@@susana.9483 so the school my mother went to had makeup techniques as part of the class (it was also a cosmetology school. Funny enough, i went there for cosmetology they taught us nothing about makeup, even though i was only going so that i could legally apply makeup at a local funeral home). The one my sister went to didn't, and though my sister did makeup at sephora for years before she went to school, she doesn't have an interest in doing it professionally.
Reviews don’t always reflect what a makeup artist can actually do. I hired a 5 star makeup artist for my wedding. I brought natural looking examples and long story short, she piled me up with mariposa makeup (sold at dollar tree), didn’t blend it and then coloured my entire eyelid with black ink eyeliner. I looked almost the same as the last girl in this video. I lost the $250 retainer because I was told I was unreasonable for not being happy with the look and didn’t know what professional makeup looked like. I had facetimed my now husband right after and he burst out laughing thinking I was pranking him. I did my own makeup exactly how I wanted for the wedding and it looks good in pictures.
@@lilydanielle9306 I did. It was somehow removed from Google reviews so they still have a perfect rating, but I do still have my review for them up on weddingwire.
Oh thats horrible I'm so happy you did a trial and it wasn't the day of your wedding! You know it's gotta be bad when the husband laughs thinking it's a prank 😳
That is crazy! I had my make up done at a salon once, the girl was really nice and friendly, but she overdid it for me, too. I was having professional head-shots taken later that day. It wasn't super bad, but it wasn't as natural as I was hoping. She used E.L.F. products, too. Which I thought kinda sucked. I could have applied make up with cheap products at home. After I got my photos I ended up photoshopping the eye shadow to tone it down. It was just so thick!
@@cheeling794 Right?! Covid restrictions weren’t going to allow for a trial either it was very last minute that a trial became legal. It was so close to being the wedding day that I’d meet her. It would have been so upsetting to discover how she did makeup right before the ceremony 🙈
@@metalheadreptiles So weird! I had always thought makeup artists used high end makeup
When I was around 12-13 years old (about '81-'82) there was a makeup store that offered free makeup lessons. I think they only had one look for everyone who took them up on that offer. The look - streetwalker. The place - Merle Norman. 🤣
I remember my mom one time getting roped in at a Macy's makeup counter around 2008, my poor mom ended up looking like she was going as a clown to a childern's birthday party. She rushed to the nearest bathroom to wash it off with hand soap.
I knew where it was going, I was correct. Even when I was young, I knew I didn't like their make-up looks. I still have my first eye shadow palette (I don't use it, but for some silly reason I can't throw it away). Anyway, it had white, bright blue, turquoise, fuschia, a cream color shade. Back when I first started I wore the bright colors alone. Then I realized it look better if I used a light color mixed with the bright colors. I remember wearing the bright blue to a wedding of my grandparent's friends. I must have looked absolutely crazy. What I remeber dancing with a man at the reception (I didn't want to). He asked me for a date, I was 13 and he was at the very least 18. I'll admit that physically I looked like a woman.
YES!!!!
That's how I feel about Mary Kay products. I'm a brown girl and they don't have a powder in my shade
My worst makeup fail was for my dance when I graduated highschool. The makeup artist said she forgot to tell me to bring my foundation from home. Uh oh. She then proceeded to use what must have been her own foundation. The problem is she had beautiful olive toned skin, whereas I have pink toned skin. It looked like I was wearing face paint. It was very well applied but the completely wrong color. People, I was wearing a spaghetti strap dress with my hair up. To top it all off I developed a fever just as I was meeting friends for photos. The makeup melted off my face. I still have the pictures. I figure I'll bust them out when my daughters experience their own fashion disasters.
Aren't make-up artists supposed to have several shades of foundation? (i truly don't know, never been to one)
@@Elrewin59 That's exactly what I thought but I had also never been to a makeup artist before so I didn't say anything.
@@Elrewin59 yes our kit should be fitted with various shaded and undertones!
Oh my God! I am SPEECHLESS! You poor girl! That's just..inexcusable!! She ruined that entire night for you. I'm SO sorry!!!
@@Elrewin59 Yes! And we mix shades to get individual tones. You should see "swatches" on the back of the artists hand when she/he is blending to get an accurate shade.
I don’t really wear makeup and this video is a good explanation for why, plus I’m not able to keep myself from ruining my own face at some point, I would touch my face, smudge the makeup and end up looking crazy no matter how nice it started out. So I’m impressed by anyone who can go a whole day wearing it
Same! Also I would just sweat it off. I honestly don’t know how people keep it on in the Texas heat in the summer
Holy molly, same here 🤣
I prefer light makeup by myself, hate thousand layers 😊
Same here girl. 😋
May I also join this club? 😁
Yeah, I never wear makeup. No shade or hate toward those who do. I'm just not the type of person who can pull it off, and like you said, I touch my face way more than I should. I would also sweat it off if I didn't rub it off by accident.
The guy with the way filter is hilarious 😂 when it suddenly cut to him holding eyeliner like "this is a bad idea" I was dying lmao
FYI in the comments: microblading is actually NOT permanent and will fade over a year or two depending on your skin, care, and quality of work done. You actually need to touch it up a month after doing it the first time as it fades most in that period of time.
Also when just done, the lines will be STRONG and THICK, this is absolutely normal, I looked like I had massive caterpillars when I done mine and was so surprised the first time but it is actually expected.
The girl that has messed up eyebrows actually will see her lines fade and slimmer over time when it heals.
Nah girl, that’s a botched micro blade 100%. Yes it fades over time but will never disappear entirely and will need corrections done to make that look natural in any way
@@alexshaw8167 by the look of it, the thick lines will get slimmer and will fade, she just has to do a touch up and should be okay. For sure the technician could have done a better job but maybe this girl paid 70 dollars for that also...We do not know...
Yes, I agree it looks crazy in the begining. My tai-chi friend warned everyone that she was getting her eyebrows done so we shouldn't be shocked. It was back when microblading first became something normal people would get (she was elderly and it was difficult for her to do her make-up). She looked like a clown. But a couple weeks later it looked amazing.
I came to say that they don't look that bad and will probably fade nicely, I haven't been microbladed but you can still see the strokes and I know it looks way more intense when they're freshly done
@@alexshaw8167 you could see in the video that her eyebrows looked perfectly fine
The last time I had my makeup done the girl had a pack of those little tiny sponges on sticks that eyeshadow sometimes comes with, and she used those to apply lipstick and it actually worked great lol and I could watch her throw it in the trash at the end and not have to worry if anyone else used it before 🤷♀️ idk what the norm is in these situations but I thought that was clever
That has been my experience as well.
That's what you're supposed to do when applying makeup to a client
The normal hygienic way is to use single use applicators and throw them away at the end. Never use the applicator from the contain itself, and don't use the applicator, then stick it back into the container (like with mascara). That is cross-contamination. Any MUA should be doing this.
I went to a makeup trial run for my wedding. Fiancé came to pick me up and walked past me because he didn’t recognize me (not in a good way.) It looked so god awful that I immediately cried in the car and my fiancé told me I look like “a muppet, crank yanker, sorority girl, etc”
And thats why trial runs are so important, couldn't imagine if it happened on the big day😬
Underrated comment! Sorry I am laughing at your pain 😂
I used black loose eye shadow powder once and forgetting to set it before going out. After an hour of commute, i finally checked my face in the bathroom. Little did i know the powder came loose, and went all over my face, i looked like i faceplanted into a dust pit or i crawled through a chimney.
Similar thing happened with me, once I did a black smokey eyes look it turned out good ,and I got a bright idea to make a dish that requires cutting onions . then I saw myself in mirror and legit got scared, I had black tears on my face , I looked like a ghost lol 😆 😅 😅😅🤷♀️
🤣🤣🤣
You could've just said you were going for a blood reigna look... lol the 100
Omg 😳 😂😂😂
Crawled through a chimney!! Hahahaha!
Very true about makeup. In my younger days I did some modeling and would redo my own after the artist did it. One day, one of the models complained to her Mom about the makeup in the pictures. Her Mom replied, Lizzie's (me) makeup looks great! She then told her Mom, 'that's because she did it herself!' LOL
I'm not a makeup person so for my wedding I wanted to hire someone who knew what they were doing. It was SO HARD finding someone who listened to what I wanted. (They always pressured me to get a high glam look when I just wanted a soft mostly natural look with no false lashes (I wanted to look and feel like me and I normally wear no makeup at all). They acted like I kicked their dog or something when I insisted I didn't want the glam look with giant thick false lashes. I finally reached out to someone I grew up with (our moms were besties and we were born 2 hours apart) who has a beauticians license, though she mostly does nails these days. Asked her if she'd handle my hair, nails, and makeup. She brought one assistant to help since it was for the whole bridal party, and she gave me exactly what I wanted and gave me a great deal on the price for the hair/makeup portion.
After watching every episode of Glow Up, the British MUA competition show, I’ve become way more experimental and been having so much fun! I encourage others to go nuts!
I've only had my makeup professionally done once, for my first wedding. I'm albino, so very pale with white brows/lashes. I had the same team for hair and makeup and they actually did an AMAZING job, especially given the unique challenge of my skin/hair coloring. I love makeup but it doesn't always love me. Some of these could be salvaged, but some of them..ee gods.
Oooh, that sounds so intriguing.
As someone who has heavily hooded eyes it is extremely difficult to figure out what kinda eye makeup up works for me.
Same. You need to get a few proper brushes for your eyes. Never use a glitter eyeshadow. Wayne Goss is an awesome YT makeup guy. He has excellent videos of how to apply to hooded eyes. They definitely work. I was doing mine wrong the whole time and you couldn't even see the makeup on the eyes. He shows you step by step what to do. It's really good. My eye makeup looks great now because of his tutorials. I hope this helps! Xoxo
@@sarahjane2893 Wayne Goss is BRILLIANT!
I go 90's and just smear a light beige over the whole area to brighten it up. I have hooded eyes too, and didn't realize till my early 40's I tried tutorials and looked like an idiot. I never could make eyeliner etc look good. Lighter than my skin shadow, plus brown mascara. That's all I can do without looking like Bozo. I'm 48. I use moisturizer and blush, and tinted chapstick (merlot, I hope they never stop making it!) Make up is HARD.
Wayne Gross and Smitha Deepak, they have really good tips.
Yup, between them being hooded, and angling slightly up instead of down, I have no idea how to do make up that doesn’t end up all over my eye, no matter where I put it 😂😂
I was done sooo dirty by a MUA when I was a bridesmaid. The bride had a friend that she insisted did all our makeup even though I wanted to do my own. The makeup artist met us all first to get an idea of what she would be doing. The problem was, the bride and all the bridesmaids and MOH was blond haired and very fair skinned while I'm olive toned with dark hair. She did the same thing for all of us and they all looked gorgeous while I looked like a ghost and my face didn't match my neck...like at all lol. I was embarrassed but the bride wouldn't let me re-do it myself. I was the only one that looked like absolute shit in the wedding photos. I can't believe that she didn't take my darker skin tone into consideration smh. That was 15 years ago and I'm still upset lol. I haven't had a MUA do my makeup since 😂
Same thing happened to me at prom. White as a sheet in all my photos. First and only time I got my makeup done by a "professional" lol
I'm in my 30s and I never learned how to do my makeup. I always look ridiculous no matter what tutorial I follow and no matter how simple it is. Sigh. >_>
It takes a lot of practice to get really good. I had to teach myself after numerous attempts, and I'm average or decent.
@@MikiGo88 I just can't do it. I've practiced for years and it still looks awful. But on the other hand I barely leave my home so meh. x]
Make up is overrated. I think its another curse of the patriarchy like shaving. Anyway, I went through my "Mary Kay" phase and tried to learn to use makeup because I thought it was a requirement being a woman. . After a while it was just too much of a hassle. Especially if you live in a climate that's always humid and full of allergens. Couldn't not rub my eyes. I'm in my 60s now and over it.
The only thing I do, when I have something special is mascara, and even that will not look how want it to be. So yeah, I hear you. I'm 44 and I gave up on make up. I'm nude-face
It is better to do your own make-up and it turned out ridiculous, instead paying someone for ridiculous make-up 😅😅🤣🤷♀️💅
With the last girl, all I could think was “she charges money for this???? The woman is intimidated by the concept of contour?”
I had my makeup done once at Sephora. It wasn’t bad, I would even say it was a good job but I realized that I could have done a better job. The mua picked a cooler purple eyeshadow look that didn’t really match my own colouring and didn’t know the tricks for hooded eyes. But it was wearable and I got to try a bunch of products that I wouldn’t have otherwise so I view it as a win. But I think I’ll stick to doing my own makeup 💄
I used to host a black tie event. I had to be on stage as well as do a TON of stuff day of. I booked hair and makeup for myself and I was NOT disappointed. So sorry for all these ladies!
I always wonder if these "worst reviwed makeup artists" in a city are legit or just their friend messing up on purpose.
The last one defs seemed a bit fake
In response to the micro blading one, it always looks strong immediately after it’s done because the ink hardens a bit on top of your skin. It scabs off (don’t pick at it) and then you see the final result. So it looks like her brows will turn out good. Mine looked like that when I had them done too but they turned out very natural.
I don't wear makeup. Some of these looks...that's how I feel when I apply make up to myself. I always feel like a clown. Last time I wore makeup, I think I had my sister do it for me, as she has managed to learn from online tutorials, and she looks fantastic!
On my wedding day (a long time ago) I did my makeup and my mothers and my two bridesmaids! I was the only only who had a notion how make up should be done! MUA’s weren’t very common place then but loads of people asked where we had our make up done! Busy bride!
Dude this makes me so happy about the one time I had my makeup done for prom, I wasn't very good at makeup at that time, so I definitely didn't want to do it myself, I booked with like the last makeup artist available, and she did so good! I still to this day have never looked better, and she was so hygienic, everything was done with throw Away sponges and applicators. I didn't know people had these bad of experiences, shout out to that girl who did mine, I don't remember where or who she was, but I wish I did.
I get my makeup professionally done every so often for photo shoots. Charlotte, you are right that you need to also find the right makeup look for your face shape. One of the artists and I had a conversation about it after she had a rough go with a previous client that day for the shoots. Makeup on the face is much like what you do with your hair, you have to find a look to compliment. And sometimes a makeup artist can do all they know for the look you want… if it doesn’t match your face it isn’t going to look right.
When I go to a hair stylist or makeup artist, I say, this is my inspiration. And I explain what I like about it. So far it has worked out well!
Charlotte is really special. Her Channel became my favorite thing to watch everyday. Thanks Charlotte, your Channel is so amazing. God bless you. 🤗
As a professional makeup artists, I do agree with Charlotte that the way makeup looks on pictures and models will not look the same. However, it's our job to know how to change it to suit the client's face/eyes/lips and skin texture.
You help your clients understand for example if they have warm undertones that you can't use cool undertones on them and you alternate it a little to suit them. But they still should come out stunning and a million percent satisfied.
I have so much admiration for folks who can do their make up so beautifully every day! I think I’m just lazy… after a little powder and some mascara, I’m too bored to keep going 😂 (and believe me, my freckley, splotchy skin could use some decent blending/covering!) 😅
The thing is, no one does this glam makeup everyday. It's all for show and social media. I've seen someone walk down the street with a full glam face on and honestly, it looks ridiculous. Like Charlotte said, most of the glam shots are simply edited to perfect the shape and make the colors pop. I fear for the skin and bank account of the person who puts on all that super-heavy makeup daily. And each of those looks take hours to do!
That said, I always went for the more natural look, because I was too lazy and apathetic to do more, plus I never had the skill. I've now been makeup-free for the last 6 months and I can't believe how much my confidence in my natural self has shot through the roof.
The few times I have had my makeup professionally done they all did absolutely beautiful work. No complaints on my end. My makeup was minimal (which I requested) and looked lovely with my skin tone as well as with what I was wearing.
Thank you for emphasizing that there are filters! And different face/eye shapes, therefore no one is going to look like the Instagram models. Plus, most models put on a crazy amount of makeup specifically to show up under lighting, but if you saw them IRL they would look crazy. But I do feel like a good MUA would have a conversation with the client and say something along the lines of: you have hooded eyes, so this won't look the same on you. Here are some things that we can do to achieve results that you would feel confident in.... but, please any professionals in the comments let me know if that works, or do clients just expect to suddenly get turned into a model
It's been getting worse over the last couple years. 😕 Even after the "come to Jesus" talk, you'll still have those clients that are so used to seeing themselves filtered that they just won't be satisfied with anything. I always say, we all wanna look like a celebrity, but unless you actually look like the celebrity in your inspo picture, don't expect to look exactly like the celebrity in the picture!
Very nice to hear it from a Queen: not every eye can rock every type of makeup! My eyes for instant don't rock ANY makeup
I love how Charlotte does a makeup video and puts on eye makeup to talk smack about other people's makeup looks. Iconic behavior! We love you potato queen
Thanks...I thought it was just me!
When you're not feeling well, watching Charlotte Dobre reaction videos brighten up my day.
I am not a licensed cosmetologist but after doing everyones makeup for cheer the past 10 years I feel like I could do a little better than some of these. ): this is also why I did my own makeup and my bridesmaids makeup at my wedding.
I've only had my makeup done once, it was for my sister's wedding. The makeup was done wonderfully and I think the makeup artist was happy to not have to mess with my eyebrows, she made them a little dark but I actually have great natural eyebrows.
This just proves to me that my disinterest of makeup is a good thing. Even though you can just wipe it all away, I'll keep watching other people enjoy makeup from the sidelines.
If I wore makeup, I don't think I could ever trust anyone else's brushes, sponges, etc. I'm too big a germ freak, even moreso post COVID.
It wasn't necessarily a fail but when I got my makeup done for my year 12 formal it looked exactly like what I did myself. I spent $100 on what I could've done myself in an hour. She even used the exact pallet I already owned 🤣 it did look great though
PSA: microblading literally looks like that when it’s freshly applied 😅 I had mine done by one of the TOP artists in Chicago, whose portfolio is filled with dozens upon dozens of gorgeous women (many I met in person because I was her admin at the time). It looks that dark and heavy because that’s fresh pigment-it does fade after a few days into the light strokes we all want and love 😊
I did my own makeup for my wedding. Best decision I ever made. Saved money, between my own skills and my photographer’s it looked stunning, and the stress of doing my own makeup was so much less than the stress of trusting someone who doesn’t know me to do it.
With that being said, it’s very frustrating to watch people compare their makeup looks in low lighting in the back of a car with no filters or photoshop to studio photos with speciality lighting and hours and hours worth of editing. (Not to mention, most of them are models who get facials every week because their face is literally their livelihood.) Like yes, some of these (maybe even most of these) are straight up horrible no matter what lighting you have, but a couple of these weren’t that bad and would probably look decent with good lighting and some light photoshop. This is the problem with bringing highly edited photos to a makeup artist and asking them to make you look like an Instagram filter in real life. Makeup does not remove all texture and acne from your skin. It’s not gonna happen and you have to be realistic in your expectations. Although - filters on social media are making this even harder since now everyone can change their appearance with the press of a button and “realistic” doesn’t even mean what it used to anymore.
Eyyyyy! I did my makeup for both my proms. If I do say so myself, the eye look I did my senior year (blue glitter cut crease) turned out pretty solid!
Your hair is GLOWING in this video. It's so vibrant.
For the KSC black lip balm, it was never sold as a tinted/solid color. It’s just a lip balm that is colored black but goes on clear. It’s advertised that way too. If she wanted black lipstick, she should have bought any of the options for the shade “Weirdo”
Heard someone say once that make-up will never look like skin. It will always look like make-up. And honestly really helped the way I look at myself when I'm getting my face on
I also got makeup done for my senior homecoming dance. I washed it off during the dance and I haven't worn any makeup ever again. First and last time.
Omg that first one was off to a rough start. Good Looord!! 😳😱😭😂 that dude is cracking me up. His expressions are hilarious!! Omg you sounded like Mario. That was adorable! 😳😂
I have always worn cat eye eyeliner and it's a part of my normal day-to-day makeup, but one make-up artist/beautician absolutely hated that idea and said it looked trashy or something. (She was over 50 years old, if that counts.) She refused at first to make a nice cat eye for (the national equivalent of) my prom, but after I insisted, she reluctantly did the tiniest cat eye I have ever seen. My makeup started to deteriorate after the first dances and I had to touch it up myself after. No primer was used, so there was no way my eyeshadow was gonna stay in place on my greasy eyelids lol. I stopped going there for my acne treatments shortly after. This was when I was like 17 years old. Might have been a coincidence but my skin got a lot clearer after that.
That first one came out with a Joel Grey in Cabaret vibe! 😂
Heyyyy Everybody!! 👋🏽👋🏻👋🏿👋🏾
Welcome back!! Happy Sunday
QueenOfBlending!!!! she was the OG TH-cam makeup guru, I still love her!!
Oh my goodness! This reminds me of Judi D and her Worst Reviewed Makeup artists series. It’d be fun to see Charlotte review one of those videos. And Miss Charlotte, you are always beautiful ❤ Thank you for your amazing content 😄
That thing about different makeup looking better on different people is something I can vouch for; I always loved the black eyeshadow emo/goth look, but I have a hard time pulling it off. (I can, it just has to be done in a very specific way)
Would love to see more of these videos; love this one Charlotte!
9:35 - REACTION is priceless!!! :)
The girl that’s “going to a music festival” is definitely taking that with her friend. That was like so painful to watch because it was obviously fake lol
charlotte! your make-up always looks so pretty, and your videos are well done as well! literally the definition of ✨✨gorgeous✨
agreed, I think her makeup is always superb!
I work in a TV studio and yea, we go the extra mile to make everyone look good. Even the boys dont wake up looking ready for air.
Your hair looks great today! I watch you every day, I am on mat leave right now and the first 3 months I was stuck on the couch with my newborn because me surgery was a rough one and you kept me from going crazy. I love your sarcasm and dry sense of humor.
Hope ur feeling better after your surgery!!!
@@katelynbelgard135 a lot better...Thank you! Almost 7 months since and I have the most perfect little human 💗
I love makeup on my eyes. I like to play with different colors of eyeshadows and liners but rarely do foundation. Highlights and contour aren't my think.
Although I'm in my late 40s I still have somewhat smooth skin (without wrinkles and/or acnes)
I don't recommend using foundation on top of acnes. Even with all the blending,it wouldn't look as good as you think.
I paid to get my hair and make-up done for my boyfriends birthday, they made me look like a drag queen and they back combed my naturally curly hair so i looked like a member of white snake but a drag queen.
What, no picture?
White snake rocked!
Your own eye makeup in this looks SO good!!
The woman at 1:58 has such gorgeous, glowing skin, that foundation they put on her is awful! I would never wear any foundation if I had such a perfect complexion. I rarely wear foundation as it is, typically I use a little concealer for my dark circles, and a light mineral powder that matches my actual skin tone. Even that's rare, as I live like a hermit, and I'm old!
That girl who didn't go to the prom, because of the makeup fail, girl, you should have just washed your face and gone makeup-less. That would have been a win-win
Speaking of makeup, yours is great today Charlotte 😍
I ran a cosmetic counter for 2 years and I would have DIED if I had sent a client away looking like that! My GODS does no one take pride in their work any more?
Miss Toocus and I wish everyone a lovely Sunday! Thank you for posting everyday Charlotte!! BTW, does anyone know why my ankle and foot are starting to hurt more 9 days after I sprained it? The swelling and bruising are almost gone. Love you my fellow Tots!!
You should ice it every few hours if it’s sprained since it numbs the pain
When u sprain an ankle you damage the soft tissue such as muscle and the tendons now that swelling is gone there is no cushion for those things. Your muscle is now trying to heal back from being stretched to far and that can be painful for up to a month even. Soaking in epsom salt can help and over the counter pain creams.
You should take 800 MG of ibuprofen if you're able to. And remember to elevate at night and when resting. Don't over due it. Technically a sprain hurts worse than a break and can take just as long if not longer to heal. And chances are, you'll sprain it more once you've done it once. I'm so sorry, hope you and miss Toocus are feeling better soon!!
You should see your doctor!!
I was once told I sprained my wrist, it started to hurt more, so I went back to the college clinic and they did a second x ray. Turned out to be a hairline fracture. Some fractures don't show up in the first x ray.
Charlotte! You have saved my life since finding you!!
I have been able to delete tik tok and get reddit down to solely true crime and no sleep 😂
I trust you with finding the best and I just catch up with your videos
Thanks for the consistent content! We can always count on our daily "Hey everybody!"
I really enjoy dropping by to get my daily dose of Charlotte 😚 its always fun here💙💚💛💜
I don't care what anyone says, I like the block brows. And the full on hairy natural brows!
And for the people who are worried about the applicators having germs; Don't forget, the applicator lives INSIDE the product. The germs are there whether you use the applicator or a Qtip. If you don't want the applicator to touch you, you probably don't want the product to touch you either. Just saying...
If the applicator is used properly it never touches a person therefore there are no germs to be in the product
At 5:50 when you said “ Don’t tell me you didn’t have this phase “ I instantly looked away knowing it’s true 🤣🤣🤣
I'm allergic to make-up and also I don't feel I need it nor do I want it. At least I'm safe from these fails.
This is why I got my best friend I had known for 15 years to do my hair and makeup at my wedding. She used to do my hair and makeup just for fun when we were kids and it always looked really good, and at the time she had just finished cosmetology school and was officially licensed.
I just about busted a gut when the black woman started to get her foundation done! Foundation is applied, Skintone: Am I a joke to you?
I’m really liking Charlottes makeup lately. Love the eyes
My worst makeup fail was sparkly blue eye shadow, self-applied on a moving school bus. Mom did not allow me to wear makeup other than lip gloss at that age (13), and for good reason. Hundreds of years later, I still keep it minimal. People have literally threatened to kidnap me and do a makeover against my will. Let's just say that would not turn out well for them.
I remember the sparkly blue
I worked as a beauty advisor for Lancome and I did prom make-up etc. I never caked a bunch of make up on, it wasn't necessary. I enhanced their natural beauty and they just had to buy 2 products. Everyone also left happy!
I don't wear makeup. My HS friend did my first makeup: full raccoon eyes and laughs all around! Only once did I visit a full service hotel salon for a full meal deal: cut, color, style + makeup and nails for a big evening event. I left with 1" dye line covered up with makeup that melted before dressing. The nails puckered within hours. Two days later I returned to complain, the salon had closed down without notice! $200 down and out. I was probably the last customer they screwed over (pre-internet & SM).
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I test drove a makeup artist once a long time ago for my first prom. She came recommended by a family friend who owned a salon (hair, massage, etc.). I have light olive skin, but I tan really well, like if I burn, it's because I did something stupid.
This woman turned my face orange. And I do mean orange. Oompa Loompa. Even the friend who recommended her was horrified when she saw.
My mother did my makeup on the day. Flawless.
That woman at 3:38 really made me mad. She used that color because she thought thia girl wanted to be paler to be more beautiful. It's colorism.
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Charlotte really bringing in the marvel fams.
Charlotte I would assume it’s necessary for you to wear makeup for lighting purposes. I grew up dancing and we always had pounds of makeup on when performing. I know any self-respecting TH-camr/influencer, any type of video creator really would not be caught dead without good lighting and lighting washes you out. I always think your makeup looks pretty perfect for your face and content. You’re quite naturally beautiful anyways so I am sure that doesn’t hurt! But just fyi I come here because you make me laugh….not for your makeup tips! Love ya!
The only make up I wear is mascara, eyeliner, eyebrows, and tinted lip balm. Foundation make up never matches skin tone, or covers imperfections, unless it is custom made for you.
🥔Happeeeee Sundayyyy Spud Nation! Enjoy enjoy enjoy! Be sure to pass your smiles forward! 😃
This video is boosting my confidence in my makeup skills
Maybe someone can explain something to me. People said that they went to the worst rated makeup artist, then showed the horrible job they got done. Did they expect a miracle to happen? They dropped however much money to get their makeup done by the someone who is recognized as bad at their job, and they expected what? Why do people do this?
Most people who do it are TH-camrs and they mainly do it for the content. There’s one girl, her first name is Judy but I can’t remember her last name, and she’s got 1mil+ followers just from videos like that. I follow her and I think the way she got started was because originally she needed her makeup done and didn’t have much money so she went to a lower rated artist that she could afford and it turned out horrible and she thought that the woman was just messing with her at first but then she realized that the woman genuinely thought she had done a professional makeup job. So, that’s when she started thinking about going to other 1 star rated makeup artists. It’s actually comical to watch. There are actually a lot of videos on TH-cam of people going to 1 star rated places.
I’m so glad that I was young before the days of the internet, no instagram or anything even close and esp no photoshop or filters. I did my own makeup for my wedding and it looked lovely if I say so. No contours, no highlighters or face baking lol.
Life was easier back then
Wow. I feel for everyone that paid for a look they didn't get.
This is why I will always so a trial makeup look days or Weekes before the event so I am confident in the trust I put with the person doing my makeup, especially for big events
We went to my cousin's wedding a few weeks ago, and it was not where we live, so a friend of mine knew a person who recommended a makeup artist. She not only took so long to get my mom ready, while the bride's make up artist did 5 people, including the bride and styled their hairs, it was horrible. I kept checking to see if it would get better, and at some point my aunt asked my uncle to put a mirror there so my mom would see all the way. And my mom had to ask her to ease on it especially her eyebrows.
At some point I had to hold a laugh, because it was horrible and I felt so bad for my mom. I don't like putting make up on, so I just put on some sunscreen and lipstick, and the make up artist was pushing me to let her do my makeup. And it was annoying, because I really don't like it.
My mom ended up having an allergy reaction. So her eyes were watering so much. And we got back from the wedding, she was eager to take it all off.
Honestly, the bride's makeup artist could have prepared my mom too, but back then we thought there was no time for her.
I feel so bad for my mom, I wanted to swear at that woman. 😤
Your hair looks amazing love your videos thanku xxxx
But also - a lot of the things the customers wanted as in the reference photos were highly edited photos that just won’t ever look like that in real life -
The eyebrows make a great difference! If it is bad, even the good makeup fails.
I went to beauty school and learned how to apply makeup that was a class we took. Today it seems what we called going out to a club at night is now the daytime look. I do like how some people apply their eye makeup, but the thick thick false eyelashes I can't get used to for a daytime look.
I wish I could wear false eyelashes but I am allergic to the glue. Maybe I try the ones that are sticky or magnetic
I haven’t worn any cosmetics in over two years… I kinda just completely lost my confidence in applying it at all once I realized my closest MALE BEST FRIEND was doing his own cosmetics so well (he’s a drag enthusiast) that I just relented & gave up. Also, it’s SO EXPENSIVE and I could never afford any of the actually good quality products that were worth buying and using regularly. I never liked the fact that it was called “make-up” either, it implies that you’re missing something - what are these corporations implying you to be “making up” for, HUH?!?! lol… even getting nails done is just WAY too expensive for one or two to DEFINITELY break once I attempt to open a can not even two days or less after paying to get them done. I miss it all, but being the lady society expects me to be is just too expensive and honestly I do wish I could afford to keep up with it. 😞
I am so glad I never went to have anyone else apply my makeup. Instead I spent the two weeks before my planned event doing my makeup until I got the look I wanted.
Ladies, wash those brushes and always use new applicators! If a makeup artist cannot fluff the brush without old product flying... *RUN!*
The liquid liner in the water line! 😱 I had my wedding makeup done at a day spa. The same lady did my hair and makeup while the other hairdressers watched (I was the only client that morning). I ended up with extremely basic, flat makeup with very bold (ugly) brows. Foundation and light blush on the face. Dark brow pencil, a single med-beige shadow on the lids, and mascara for the eyes. Lipstick. No dimension, just basic "going to the store" level makeup. I redid it before the ceremony. My one chance to have a pro do it was super disappointing. Looking back I think they offered the service but didn't have an actual artist on staff or quality makeup to use.