How the Jones Road 'What The Foundation' DESTROYED Tik Tok!
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2022
- This video is about Bobbi Brown's new brand Jones Road has divided the internet! Enjoy :)
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It reminds me how full glam girlies tested korean and japanese cosmetics and complained about light coverage and not very pigmented eyeshadow. My sister in christ, that’s the point 💀😭
This is what happens with people who review Glossier. I'm a Glossier stan and it drives me nuts when people don't understand it's sheer ON PURPOSE
MY SISTER IN CHRIST 💀💀💀
Exactly why I use Mac face and body- it's ultra sheer coverage and looks like a tinted moisturiser until you conceal or powder- it's for the days you are doing barely there makeup, it's not meant to be put on with a palette knife like you're spackling a wall.
YES OMG PREACH. And if they want more coverage then get clio kill cover like my sweet summer child the products they would use exist! They’re just not doing the kbeauty research.
"My sister in Christ"...I am SOOOO using that from now on, lol!
I just love how Meredith said in a video that she uses her fingers because the sponge absorbs too much product. She said she uses 50$ foundations and she can't afford the sponge absorbing the product. YET SHE PUTS 8 PUMPS OF FOUNDATION ON HER FACE. I remember she also said she uses this much because she wants to hide her freckles... I mean full coverage foundations are a thing you know? I just think she shouldn't comment on something that wasn't supposed to be used the way she did. Even if she used a normal foundation, I don't think putting on that much product will make the it perform the best. If a thing is supposed to be working one way, why do you feel the need to use it the wrong way and have the nerve and audacity to slander it?
She's literally just doing her makeup like that for attention, I despise her so much lmao
You say "slandered" the product as if Bobbi Brown did not profit thousands off of Meredith's video. She used a product the way she uses hundreds of other products. This is the only one that reacted that way. Why is this one so special?
Yeah, she says she uses her fingers because the sponge absorbs too much... and then immediately afterwards USES THE SPONGE TO PAT IT DOWN
I just... she HAS to know what she's doing.
She also said that she uses the back of her brush to put foundation on her face cause putting the foundation using her fingers gets the foundation in her nails...... Seconds later she uses her fingers to "blend" the foundation in and you can clearly see the foundation getting in her nails.. like what even
And I mean using your fingers for foundation is fine, not if you want full coverage tho 😂
My theory: most of these ‘MUA’ influencers can’t actually do make up and it’s all credit due to the ring light and filters 💅
YUP
🎯
agreeeeed! i think back in the day (like a lot) it could have been excused because legit mua’s kept secrets and obvs didn’t share any of their techniques - aka why i think people loved creasy full coverage foundations and baking. but now that a lot is out there for grabs?? why does meredith have a goddamn platform even😩😭
I dont do makeup but I like makeup content but I also don't want to support "teachers" that spread BS that only works on Instagram. One of the only MUAs I watch is Robert Welsh.
This.
In my opinion, the Meredith chick knew she was using the foundation wrong and did it on purpose for views. Even in her second video she says she doesn’t see a difference, which makes no sense. The side she applied with foundation looked more even and a lot of the redness went down., so yeah. She irks me, but I guess there’s a niche for everyone.
Yupppp meredith does it ALL for view
Finally someone said the truth. Cant stand meredith’s fanbase defending her
Btw, these comments about glossier from fullglam girls prevented me from buying their products for years. Now glossier is my fav brand
I love glossier! It's great for quick looks.
I commented on that video and simply said “if you don’t like it just say that” and got TONS of rude comments from her audience for it. They were acting like I said a slur or bullied her 😅😂 I was like are y’all for real???
@@christianbosse_ I did the same. They take in her lies so mindlessly and act like she’s their every thing. It’s embarrassing for them sheehh
The nerve of this woman! Often calls herself the "complextion queen", yet hates on a foundation that actually gives her a flawless complextion when used correctly. And has also called herself the "foundation queen", despite using a wasteful and very unflattering amount of foundation in the wrong shade.
I simply cannot... Infact, perhaps I will not this time. so there.
Ya know what.... Wouldn't be surprised if she makes fetish videos. Like... Her script and the way she applies makeup remember of those weird channels were good looking women make food on a counter with bare hands.
I lol'ed when she called herself a "foundation queen". I was like, sis, you're a foundation court jester at best.
@@societycrumbles anyone who calls themselves the “______ queen/king” is usually not that 😑
she is a MUA and didn't understand how to use this or even read the description.....she deserved the backlash
She is not mua, she only does makeup tiktoks lol and everyone calls themselves muas there
she's an MUA???
hot take: Meredith is insufferable.
Some people just shouldn't have a platform. Like seriously.
Insufferable and wasteful.
if there are parasocial relationships i have on with her but it's more like. she's my parasocial enemy
No, I really feel like you’re just right and she has rabid stans.
watching her slather foundation all over her face is legit so gross, and wasteful. why would you do this! It cant look good in person, i refuse to believe it!
Was going to comment that I love your name fellow Anne Stan, but then I scrolled down to see that the second poster after you is called Lizard King and has a profile pic of Henry VIII what is going on 😂 🙊
@@votepurple HE! Cut my head of! I am ghosting!!
I heard someone say she does it bc she has a lot of freckles wc are hard to cover up lol but like how is that an excuse? Is concealer not a thing anymore?
@@itsnoterica haha true! 😆
Ive seen comments about it under other videos, but apparently it only looks good for a VERY short amount of time before it genuinely starts to crack and fall off in chunks. I think the girl just uses shock factor for views. It vaults her success off of the short lived "flawless skin" she gets from over applying
She said she got the idea of using her hands to blend in foundation because she was a broke college student (with a 50 dollar foundation by the way) and didn't want to waste the foundation by using a sponge..... but then proceeds to add half the bottle on her face. hahaha. cracks me up every time.
Bobbi Brown had a 25-year non-compete contract with Estee Lauder, which bought her cosmetics company in the 1990's. She left the company in about 2016 and then started Jones Road the day after her non-compete expired in late 2020.
Using a product right and not liking it because of personal preference is fine, not everything is meant for everyone. Using a product wrong and then proceeds to defend your method of applying makeup without understanding how the product work is dumb.
Bruh, she can't call herself "the foundation queen" when she puts it on like THAT... 🙄
Her skin looked so good when she applied it correctly 😭😭😭
Yes i was a victim of “beauty guru techniques” like slapping a ton of foundations and pray that it would cover my imperfections but always ended up like a caked up hot mess a few hours earlier and always wonders why all this beauty gurus always managed to pull of that flawless looks until i realised………. It was good only on camera, with lightnings and filters etc. then i realised it was not “full glam” it’s cakey mess. As for meredith, she knows what she’s doing, doing things that will generates clicks and views. And no girlie, u don’t called urself “foundation queen” with that kind of mentality.
I used to do this until I was like 19 or 20 and wondered why I broke out with heavier foundations and looked cakey. It doesn’t do you a service when you have dry/sensitive skin and you’re prone to cystic acne and rashes
Rant:
“Makeup artists” on tiktok for the most part have absolutely no clue what they are doing in regards to the mechanics and science of makeup. I constantly see tiktokers with golden undertones use products meant for olive undertone skin and be confused as to why it doesn’t match. I’ve seen people try to use oil based and water based products together in a base routine and be SHOCKED when it doesn’t blend together. Tiktok is really bad for the beauty community because half of the main makeup people have no clue how makeup actually works
Liked and commenting for the cartier bracelets that you deserve (its been years, oh lord). 😊😂
For the Cartier!!!!
She should get a diamond tennis bracelet instead!!!
I’d recommend tracking how your skin is acting with relation to your menstrual cycle. The drastic fluctuations in monthly hormone levels in afab people affect every aspect of our body, so you might find the two are somehow linked. Hope that helps! :))
omg i didnt consider that but of course that makes sense 😳!!
I just learned this because I’m 30 now and due to hormones calming down my skin has turned dry, on the second day of my period despite doing a facial my skin was so dry and I thought to Google and due to a hormonal imbalance, on your period your skin does indeed go drier and makes lines appear more!
I remember in my college class that was dedicated to product development in beauty, my team came up with a hormonal acne targeted skincare line for the menstrual cycle and my professor said she wasn't sure there was much of a market for that. And I was like excuse me you mean a large chunk of the population?
@@annawagner7129 hahaha sounds about right. It almost begs to bring on the larger conversation of how work culture (for lack of a better term) is run on a 24h cycle, very much so centred around men and their hormonal cycles, and how menstruating people are forced to adjust to it regardless of any discomfort and struggles we might face because our hormonal cycles run on a monthly (-ish) basis. Great video by Kristen Leo (How to train the Gobin) where she discusses this. It just brings back to the many systemic issues in which menstruating people are so often disregarded because our needs and issues are seen as lesser.
@𝐀𝐆 not everyone who menstruates identifies as a woman c: saying afab people is simply a way to include the experiences of trans and non-binary folk. It doesn't erase anyone and promotes inclusive thinking :))
I think the confusion was that it’s called foundation when really it’s more of a tint. If it was called a tinted moisturizer, bb/cc cream or they made a new name to call it pointing towards it being a tint, people wouldn’t have tried to use it as foundation. When I think foundation I think coverage, even if it’s light coverage it’s still more than a tint
I just feel in my bones that all of this was orchestrated as some kind of controlled controversy. I’m literally on TikTok for hours and had never watched any other “negative” video than Meredith’s. The rest was just people who got the foundation on pr explaining why it was amazing. I didn’t even know this brand existed before this 🙃
Honestly yeah I agree there’s so much happening on TikTok w hidden marketing strategies to make things go viral seemingly naturally when it’s actually forced
They most likely sent it to her and she didn't like it. But all press is good press
100%
@@themango9644 it's a brands duty to do their due dilegence. You know she cakes it. Not the person receiving it for free to be in charge of their PR
I watched the first TikTok where she used it wrong and she mentioned that it was sent to her for free so that’s why she revealed it. It seems like they were sending their products to anyone who reveals makeup or do skincare stuff on TikTok.
She blends it in off camera with a sponge and brush. She doesn’t remove the volume it just looks good when you pat it in. Also it looks better on camera than in real life.
i'm sorry but there is NO WAY it looks good in person. that amount of foundation will look extremely cakey without big lights
@@m_n_m7 depends on ur skin,some people look good with more foundation some people dont
@@littleiri186 sure, but that amount is so absurd, it won't look good on a single person. it's impossible to make it look non-cakey.
i admit, it honestly looks good on camera with aggressive lighting, but it'll look very very different irl.
@@littleiri186 no the amount she use looks bad in real life even on camera it is quite disgusting to see
@@littleiri186 No, she basically is spilling paint on her face. It looks uncanny.
After she applied it correctly, I immediately want to buy. Looks amazing
I literally GASPED when I saw her pull that glob of foundation out that jar! Hell no!
As someone who loved a pretty full coverage look for everyday (pre-covid) haha. I realised I actually look 5 years younger with more minimal makeup (don't think I'll ever be a bare faced gal). It's become so obvious to me now that this whole "full face" culture is really just about money for influencers. If they can convince you, you need at least 4 products for your brows...the more sponsors they can get and the more content and money they make. Then they look amazing with a ring light and filters and I was probably walking around looking like an absolute idiot.
i know it’s not the point but can i just say what a NON-catchy name Jones Road is for a beauty brand
So.... Meredith in some of the videos people have taken of her, looks like she's wearing that amount of makeup. It's not BAD that she's wearing it, but she's absolutely not showing people what it looks like in reality in her videos.
I’m one of the people who was a fan of Jones Road before the foundation and the brand was literally made for me. I love natural no makeup makeup and just everything about it speaks to me. When I saw that TikTok I was like “does this girl not know what exactly this is?” Like you can’t just lather like shellac something that’s supposed to be super sheer and OIL BASED!! I bought the foundation because I was excited about it before I saw that and I genuinely do like it! It quickly became one of my favorite foundations and I reach for that one more than my other ones because it’s everything I’ve been looking for in a foundation! To me it’s perfect!
I never downloaded tiktok and I feel like I lost nothing lol
Peanut butter baby 🤣 “Eh!”
I need to say this. This product looks gross. I am not saying it’s a dirty product or anything, but all the videos I’ve seen of people using it, in the jar, it looks so icky and 🥴. On the skin it looks fine, but when it’s moving around in the packaging, it’s so unpleasant to look at.
It’s literally the best foundation I own. Super hydrating and feels like a dream. I love it so much. Anyone with dryer skin would love it.
@@sogiki that’s great ! I just would not want to use it mainly because the packaging and the look of it is a no from me.
@@gurlinacoma mine doesn’t look that way. I’m not sure why the oil separated but it’s the best ever seriously.
Watching the tik toker put the tint or actually any product on her face was painful to watch. I closed my eyes literally 😭
Half the songs that go viral have the only good part of the song go viral and when you listen to the rest it’s shit. I don’t know about y’all but I’m actually less likely to listen to a song if I hear it on TikTok first 😂
Also it’s so overplayed after just couple days so you start to hate it and never want to hear it again
the amount of times i’ve found a song on tik tok, listened to the whole thing on spotify and been disappointed is CRAZY!
I refuse to believe she didn't know what she was doing. She's smart, she knows how to get views. The video was icky I'd say lmao
I also love that people always ignore that TikTok has a natural filter that can’t be turned off. Like mama you think your fave influencers just want their tiktok on Instagram? No it looks better bc of the pre-filter filter.
Girl, somewhere along the way you have damaged your skin barrier. Thats why the swing. This is easier to do than you think especially if you have increased the amount of products you are trying out
Cakey foundation is an ick of mine. I cant in any way imagine it looks good irl. Probably just a marketing stunt in attempt to get more views, and it worked!
I found Jones road a few months ago(before this controversy) for their concealer pencils and eyebrow pencils. They have a minimal and light coverage look plus it’s wood not plastic so I liked that. The only thing I didn’t like is that they’re not in any store which means 2/3 concealers I got don’t match me :/ cuz I had to buy them online and guess what color would maybe match. Apart from that, the other products I did get are perfect for my combination skin. I also like light coverage cuz I love my freckles and I would never hid them
i just don’t understand why not just be like “this product isn’t for me. BUT it would be great for someone who loves ____ or has _____ skin”
I love the new Bobbie Brown- she killed it again!
I had to learn how to use oil based makeup for stage in college. Oil based and water based work completely different from each other and work differently on every type of skin. I applied it differently on myself with oily skin than my friend with dry skin. I hate when "gurus" say makeup works for everyone... No, it doesn't. Stop saying this!
How do you apply it differently for different skin types?
I would completely believe that almost all of this is paid for publicity stunts. It’s honestly not a crazy thing to suggest
i listen to your podcast and watch your commentary channel, and i looked at this channel for the first time a couple of days ago and i LOVE it!
I‘ve been missing out👀👀👀
girl i feel you so much on the skin issues thank you for making me feel seen lmao. you always look so gorgeous too.
my skin changed to combination and i get so oily on my cheeks and T zone i also have to powder my face a lot and after a few hours i’d get oily and my makeup looks so beautiful and natural but it’s annoying knowing it’s because of the oils and that it would last long because the foundation would start to separate… that description of the foundation made me so uncomfortable having an oily skin omg
Meredith is everything I hate about so called experts on TikTok.
Okay but honestly I really love Jones road, their miracle balms are such a unique product, i would love to see a full face of Jones road from you!
If you're having problems with your skin suddenly producing a lot more oil, may I suggest you look for any solvent alcohols in your skincare or makeup and stop using them for a long while (although ideally it would be forever)? Solvent alcohols make products dry faster and help with them having a matte finish, but long term, they compromise your acid mantle and cause your skin to overproduce oil. Solvent alcohols include alcohol, SD alcohol, denatures alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, and ethanol. Fatty alcohols like cetyl, stearyl and cetearyl alcohol are completely fine, as they're simply used as emollients. If you find one I haven't mentioned, a simple google search will tell you whether it's a fatty or solvent alcohol. Hope this helps!
Love the sass again. missed this from your previous videos
Also just an FYI, several brands are doing that $1 per ___ views on TikTok. I saw it on em cosmetics a few weeks back. I hate that this is even a thing rn. I’ve used em cosmetics for a while so I’m more apt to just ignore reviews and try, but a new brand that I have no idea where I stand with… just not a good taste in my mouth about it. Idk about how others feel though ?
Very interesting pull at the end this marketing on tik tok is wild
LOVE YOU SM ANGELIKA! You're honestly a breath of fresh air. Thank you for your content! ❤❤
Hiii hoomans
Back from the hospital and of course I’m limping around my room doing stuff whilst listening to this
How y’all doing
hi i’m good ! hope your day is going well
@@squiishiie thank youu 💜
I've my commerical law exam Tom...and here I'm...not prepared at all 😶
hope you're recovering nicely ♥️
get better soon!!
@@angelikamakeup thank youu 🥹
When she put it on the correct way it looked so nice and dewy so her saying “I don’t see anything” girl- just admit you were wrong and then she had to add more onto it and say the fragrance is overpowering.
You are literally my favorite person we agree on every single point in this video 😏
That TikTok at the end 😳 yeah, I agree, side eyeing everything now.
I’d love to watch a video of angelika recommending Netflix shows and movies 👀 💕
Can’t explain my joy when I have an Angelica video to watch before bed
You need to watch Meredith's GRWM video she did for Allure here on RUclips. Her foundation was not the right shade for her
I was like GIRL LOOK HOW FUCKIN' YELLOW YOU LOOK
I loved the Bobbi brown makeup technique it made me laugh, and I agree Meredith did a fair review, she said it wasn’t for her and didn’t do what she personally wants in a makeup! That’s so much better than applying it wrong and just being like “nope don’t like, it did nothing” etc
Hahaha Bobbi Brown on her video cracked me up though 😂😂
I'm interested in the legal aspects of this. Because it says "if we purchase your content". Does that mean that they buy your Tik Toks to repost on their website and their social media accounts and THEN tag it as sponsored content? Or does it mean something else? And is that legal or not?
Angelika, your eyes are gorgeous!! They glow~~
My skin started to feel icky just looking at how much she applied in that video. Like, can skin feels claustrophobic? Cause I have that just from watching this.
Her applying it properly looks so good and it makes me wanna buy it. But the scent is a no-go for me and my migraines :( but like…. Why purposefully use it sooo incorrectly? It’s so wasteful and gross. Her applying that much literally made me feel nauseous because it just looked so nasty.
Didn’t Meredith say the n word a while back and never apologize for it, or am I just imagining that happening?
Tbf I’ve seen even the natural makeup girlies try it and hate it- I actually don’t think I’ve seen a single person like it??
I like the other things from Jones Road but I’m not sure if I like the what the foundation. Like I did my base with their other stuff and my bf was like wow you look good and even I thought so. Put the foundation on and I was like “did..did my skin become less snatched” and my bf agreed and was like oh “I thought your make up routine was already done before cause you looked good”. Also maybe a touch too dewy but I tried again and put less on and I liked it more, like literally as if I was putting on a pea sized amount of moisturizer.
As an older person with dry skin, if you just want to even out your skin it is a good choice and after trying this foundation I really liked it. It is very moisturizing. But you have to remember that it has skin care in it and adjust how you prep your skin or it will never really set. But it is definitely just for evening out, not coverage.
I’ve been trying to wear less makeup so I tried out Jones Road and it’s honestly the only brand I wear now. (Well plus a little eyeshadow and powder) I love it! I have dry/combination skin for reference. You barely use any product and a lot of the products you use in multiple places like blush/lips.
I shit you not when I tell you it’s the absolute best foundation I own. They had a similar one with Bobbi Brown and they discontinued it and I was devastated. It’s bomb.
also i thought that everyone knew that you are not supposed to apply your foundation like that and that we can agree she doesn’t do that on her daily routine, so it’s just for fun on tiktok i mean i don’t follow her videos that much but from the few i’ve seen… those are my thought like people cannot be that naive and believe everything they see on the internet right? but at the same time, as you said in a previous video, i’m talking from my perspective of someone who’s seen a lot on the internet and it’s been here long enough and i understand there are new young people coming in probably without that much knowledge thinking what they see is what they should do
that tiktok girl has a video for allure (I think) in RUclips doing her 10 minutes makeup daily routine and it's exactly like in her tiktoks. she's just idiotic
So true! The first time I saw a Meredith video, she slapped on her foundation, the comments were all positive and I was like... Okay enough Internet for today. Its just a new thing social media brought, no one besides her is doing that and Meredith is not killing anyone by doing that type of video. Imo I think the Internet is overreacting and, whether she does go out with that technique or not, we should all just let her be.
love your videos
I totally agree with all of your points.
However I saw some professional mua doing a natural look with this foundation and it was a flippin disaster anyway…
I get it that each product has a target audience and a preferred way of usage however this product just seems really really hard to use…
The product is my absolute favorite of all time.
Good for Bobby Brown !!! Get that shock marketing like a TikTok Pro!!!!
I feel like I would like the foundation because my skin is dry at the moment. Totally get what you're saying
The foundation is the best I’ve ever had.
I really think everybody has their own ideals of make up and that’s why there’s so much out there I don’t think people have to be mean to any make up brand because of course people like and dislike things but I’m so happy when the Jones Road creator in dissed some of the girls it was gold
i thought it was going to be ✨glossier-esc✨ and it kind of followed to same ridicule of people using it as full coverage which is a bit sad. U NEVER MISS ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Lesson #1.... Read the description of the foundation and how it has been classified by the company. Is it "your skin but better", "sheer to light coverage", "light to medium", "medium to full coverage" and "full coverage". Some may fall short or go above as described. The point is don't assume what it's supposed to be. 🙄😒🙄😒🙄
I thought this as well because if you use a product for something it’s not used for it’s obviously not gonan perform as well as you want it to like
I don’t wear makeup much because my skin is very sensitive and dry but I started using an organic moisturizer on my face and I actually like it
Seeing them apply it badly and then be like “its cuz the foundation is bad” makes me think of when you get ads for a game and it’s purposely being done badly so that you’ll have the urge to download the game and play it the right way
How dare YT unsub me from you. IM ON THIS SITE EVERY DAY FOR HOURS. VERY MUCH ACTIVE.
A+ for outside thinking on that brand name honestly
Totally agree! The foundation is also marketed towards the MATURE community and not the 20-year-olds 🤷🏻♀️. That doesn’t mean it couldn’t work for younger skin, but it wasn’t created for that demographic.
Girl ily but the Halsey thing is one of the most obvious sympathy baiting I’ve ever seen. It’s not real
She admitted everything is marketing after all. I do believe her but her tik tok was intentional at the same time. I just can’t feel sympathy for her because she’s never gotten consequences for her creepy past. I wish her a comfortable life with her baby but she doesn’t need a platform just like the other creeps that can’t leave minors alone
i read this as 'the Jonas Road' and was so ready for some Jonas brothers tea
to be fair, this is the first time I've ever heard of Jones Road, so this might have been a very effective marketing campaign
That’s because it’s new and is a branch from Bobbi Brown
@@lleah2839 yes, I watched the video.
@@littlelune420 so it makes sense that’s it was your first time hearing about it
@@lleah2839 yes? idk what you think your point is here all I'm saying is they're effectively getting their name out there
@@littlelune420 my point is that it makes sense that it is your first time hearing about it because it is everyone’s.
That’s why old school FX artists apply most oil based paints with a dry triangle sponge
Me watching this with my lavender glossier hoodie too
I would be so interested to see you do a video installing a Billie Eilish wig I think you would look so similar
Your "multi personality skin type" is something of a benefit to you in that you have first hand experience with products and different skin types. That actually gives you more of an advantage, in what you do, to speak to many more products!
Obsessed with your lip color! What lipstick/gloss are you using?
its a discontinued kylie lip liner in forever and always that i’m trying to finish for my project pan!
Just Commenting for the algorithm 💙
I have the same issued with my skin being oily and dry. I would not like an oily foundation.
Im so bad at makeup and have very very dry flakey rough skin especially on my checks. I have to moisturize constantly and drink tons of water. Also makeup looks horrible on my skin ... one of the nurses at my dermatologist office told me about this "foundation" to just give me a more over all even look on my face and i love it! It makes my skin look like skin without full coverage foundation that just looks flakey and cake like on my face after like 2 hours. To each their own but not everything is for everyone
What is your lip combo here? Absolutely beautiful
It’s a tinted balm. In the first video she uses too much. But even when I use that much of a moisturizer, I do not expect it to peel off. Even with a wet sponge, it shouldn’t peel off on contact with wetness (so what happens when you sweat? Not a good formula at all). The creams and balms that peel off because I put too much, I throw in the trash or return. 🤷🏾♀️
Tbh I raised an eyebrow when it all started coming off on the sponge. Makes me wonder whether you have to wrestle with this product a bit to get it to work.
@@isabellamorris7902 nope. Product is amazing. She used the wrong primer.
first time i saw the video it was with stitched by Jones Road and she was slathering too so i thought it was just for fun like she was just doing it for the clickbait but it looks like she was being actually serious and now she made herself look too entitled idk
Seeing angelikas disappointment is so funny 😭
What are you wearing on your eyes? Love the lid shade
I don’t know who that girl Meredith is but she does have beautiful skin. I say that to say….why would she cover that up with so much makeup. Sigh- young people, I envy their skin.
Your eyes are soooooo beautiful!!!!!!
This is kinda off topic but I never tried glossier but I need to because I love the natural skin look
In Indonesia there are so many MUA who apply foundation using their fingers. They did it on purpose, its makes the foundation covering the difficult part of the face and its helpfull if you had very textured skin. Most of MUA here need very full coverage foundation, But we dont use that amount of foundation like "the foundation quen" did. Its ridicoulous. Its foundation on your face, not cement on your wall..
And we use full coverage foundation for full coverage look... Using sheer coverage foundation to make full coverage look is stupidity... Especially if you have so much money to buy whatever foundation that you want. Its like wearing bikini on the winter to make your body warm..