Bride Washes Off Makeup Right Before Her Wedding - REACTION

This viral tiktok shows a bride that removes her makeup right before her wedding - without the MUA knowing.
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[@cherrybomb1386]

I was expecting the make up she washed off to be horrible but it looked subtle and clean

[@carlgrimeseyepatch27]

literally looked so damn natural 😂 I understand not feeling right in makeup done by someone else when you usually do your own but girl just say something the artist is working for you that day she ain’t gonna cry or cuss you out! 😂

[@cherrybomb1386]

@carlgrimeseyepatch27 right?!

[@elizabethhosaka1069]

The makeup she did herself was so similar to

[@robinhoward4204]

I thought so too, but I'd have liked to see it in natural light.

[@ANGAHMONTOYA]

She could have just added her "usual/desired" eye look🙄..

[@PhoenyxV]

Setting up to film the whole thing and the "I can't wait to post this on tiktok" comment really make it sound like the bride was just searching for something to make her wedding go viral and give her 15 minutes of fame.

[@AuDHDarling]

I hope she added something about "living for the drama" or being the drama in her vows, for the sake of transparency

[@sillygirlkc]

"can't wait to make a TikTok about this" that was the worst part.

[@dorin497]

that's all that is needed to explain all of this.

[@AmyB369]

Darn it China

[@fugfizz]

no shame, desperate for clout even on her own wedding day

[@ChristinaOurWoodHome]

I got married over 12 years ago, and social media was really not as popular then as now. I hired a professional makeup artist because I had no idea how to properly do makeup😂 I even arranged to have a couple trials before my wedding to make sure we figured out what I wanted. After the first trial I told her what I didn't like, and for our second trial she made adjustments. For my wedding she did exactly what I wanted because I told her what I wanted. She did my bridesmaids' makeup too, and they had no problem saying what they wanted. Are people just too afraid to stand up for themselves nowadays? Edit to add: I am NOT a confrontational person at all. But my wedding photos are literally forever, so I was very particular about how I wanted to look. I also did a hair style trial with my hair dresser to make sure she understood my vision.

[@Lila_Moon]

Didn't we have Vine 12 years ago? That was the internet's peak. 😌

[@ChristinaOurWoodHome]

I have no idea, haha😂 Nobody I knew used Vine. I had dial up internet so my internet usage was limited.

[@DancingOnGlass89]

Isn't that how it's supposed to be done. You wanna make sure you ve picked the right person. It's like the same as cake and such no?

[@sandyyyy8867]

I am a make up artist and that's how it's supposed to be... I did my friends make up for her wedding and also my friends sisters and both times we had trials where I did just what they told me to do (I came with some exaples in case they didn't know what they want) and the second time they told me what they would like to change and on the wedding day we went with the final make up and every special wishes the brides had... my friend wanted to do her own eyebrows just as she is used to and use her own lipstick she liked and it was totaly fine... so yeah... just communicate with your make up artist! 😅

[@mandylynnhoff]

I'm super passive and hate confrontation...but for my wedding day you beat believe I wouldn't have thought twice!! Make-up is a big deal!! And I think it's something that you could easily talk about with the artist. You can easily pump people up while giving your criticism 🤦‍♀️ People really need to grow up!!

[@erinnicole3170]

Nothing wrong with not liking your makeup and redoing it yourself. That being said, her saying "i cant wait to make a tiktok" and not communicating with the makeup artist, makes me believe she just wanted to go viral. If i had 20 minutes til my pictures and had to redo my makeup, the LAST thing id worry about is filming.

[@ANGAHMONTOYA]

Yeah.. The filming part is Suspect🤔

[@blackharvest13]

She also tagged the artist in the video and in her bio so people knew exactly who it was about. The only reason she didn’t also tag the artist on TikTok is cuz the artist didn’t have an account before this video.

[@Bemol501]

"She'll want to do touch ups. That's awkward, she will see I washed my face. Lets show it to the world instead!!!!"

[@dorothytenute2710]

I think the fact that this was right before her wedding but she was like "oh let's film it" I call B.S. Filming this would be the last thing on my mind. Really how self-absorbed do you have to be to go 'oh let me take a video of me having to take off my makeup'. Society is going down the toilet

[@leahalford5769]

Right???? And people have times to do test makeup 😂

[@felesamabilis]

I feel bad for the husband

[@Aylii1]

100%.

[@daisy_rh]

I'm a makeup artist and this is so frustrating! JUST TELL US WHAT YOU WANT! It's literally our job. I always ask clients if there's anything at all they don't like or want changed and I'll fix it. I'm also a people pleaser and understand it's hard to tell people what you want or to criticize someone, but if you're not happy on your wedding day it's just what you have to do.

[@blaah9999]

I had mine done as a bridesmaid and the look wasn’t great. :( I wanted to speak up but I had no clue even what I wanted or what to ask for as someone who doesn’t do anything in the makeup realm. 😵‍💫😵‍💫 I was also last because I was setting up and putting out little fires to make things go smoothly so they ran out of time.

[@ANGAHMONTOYA]

She could have said "do everything else but the eyes/eyebrows" XD

[@mandylynnhoff]

It seems like make-up would be super easy to speak up about!! If she was so upset she took it off, she definitely could have said something!

[@brokenwideopen]

You guys have apparently never encountered a defensive professional before. It’s uncomfortable. This makeup artist seemed lovely but sometimes you really don’t know how someone is gonna react and it’s just not worth it when you’re already in a high stress situation. Granted…bride had no reason to post this to TikTok. Makeup wasn’t bad. Just turned out to not be the style she wanted. Sometimes when other people do your makeup, you do look different than what you’re used to and it just doesn’t feel right. To me this doesn’t reflect poorly on the MUA at all.

[@VanjaKJ]

The makeup artist was actually tagged on instagram by the bride in the og post. but she deleted it and reposted without the tag.

[@blackharvest13]

She tagged the artist in her bio after. The only reason she didn’t tag her in TikTok too was because the makeup artist didn’t even have a TikTok account at the time.

[@Marta_kawaii]

The fact that she said she can't wait to post this on TikTok (to get sympathy from other people, I assume) after she gave the mua the biggest smile telling her that everything is fine, just made her look like the real two faced person she actually is.

[@ANGAHMONTOYA]

Yeah, she added "lol" to her hash tag

[@carlgrimeseyepatch27]

now i relate to this because it’s something i would do but at my big age i would have looked at the artist like “you are amazing! thank you so much!! BUT i don’t feel like myself and it’s gonna give me anxiety can we redo some of it?” I would even pay a larger tip to just feel my best. So yes JUST COMMUNICATE. People are so scared of possible conflict they make a situation more dramatic than it ever needed to be.

[@AzothDee]

Agree, the filming it and posting it to social media is disgraceful. How old is she?

[@onosxo]

That’s so unnecessarily hurtful for someone who only wanted to do the best for you. I guarantee she would have redone the entire thing for her.

[@jelyfisher]

The emotion in the MUA's voice is pretty telling. I feel bad for her.

[@donnakobayashi5587]

Same 💔

[@inaqingww]

"I'm just glad that this happened to me not the other stylist on my team " stylist is so nice

[@carterwest2231]

I think she waited to post the tiktok till her wedding photos were sent to her so she could say "look I did a great job, I look good"

[@Aylii1]

I was thinking something similar. It had the vibe of “imma wait until enough time had passed so that the makeup artist wouldn’t be looking out for my bridal content anymore so I won’t look like a major douchebag.”

[@blackharvest13]

Yeah 5 months is standard to wait for your pictures to be sent after the editing

[@MeghanInnes]

I feel so bad for the makeup artist because I can imagine she's going to be second guessing herself now. Since the bride was kind and friendly (nothing wrong there obvs) and the makeup artist couldn't pick up on any indication she was unhappy, she's going to feel like she can't trust her judgement, even after decades of being in her profession. I have social anxiety, I get the fear of telling someone you don't like what they did, but if that is truly the case why post the situation on TikTok?

[@miseriacanterai]

The bride made herself look really bad, bc she went out of her way to make herself look bad. She didn't have to film herself taking the makeup off? Then further the drama by mentioning she would make a tik tok. She did this to herself on purpose.

[@madelinehenry5107]

She did technically tag her!! It was just on instagram instead of TikTok hence why people were able to find her so easy

[@thewanderingorphan]

I was blown away by how much work it took to get her (perfectly lovely) makeup OFF. Girly was obvs a pro, that beat held up!!!❤️

[@onosxo]

I had to go back to look. It didn’t even smudge when she was rubbing it with the water

[@bunniemarie]

She could've been an adult and actually had the makeup artist fix her work herself.

[@gingerninja2487]

I didn't like the way my make-up looked when done by a make-up artist, as bridesmaid for my friends wedding. I have social anxiety, so I understand the not saying anything to the MUA part of this. What I don't understand is bashing the artist and posting it on social media. Either suck it up and just wear it or wash it off in private and redo it without the bullshit tiktok.

[@MamaTach925]

Exactly, the artist actually had no idea until it got posted online. Nothing was an issue until she posted it.

[@SheepasaurusRex]

this makeup artist needs a huge bonus honestly

[@AnaFox]

It almost seems people aren’t fully experiencing the moment or their emotions; the mindset is, “This is gonna make a great TikTok”. Not one thought was given to how this could affect someone who, it seems, was nothing but nice, respectful AND PROFESSIONAL.

[@kathysilke5269]

100%. If she didn’t like the make up, say it to the MUA. If she didn’t want to say it fine, but there was zero need for her to make a TikTok of it, to put it out into the public. Redo your make up and go on with your life. At best she’s just completely inconsiderate that this might affect someone’s business or at worst intentionally mean spirited and knew what she was doing and meant to effect the Mua’s business.

[@jyoyuudakara]

When I got my makeup done for my wedding, It wasn’t my style the first time. So I spoke to the makeup artist and she kindly redid it and it was fine. No drama.

[@hjt5894]

I 100% get why the makeup artist is upset, and she's absolutely correct that the bride should have communicated. Ultimately though if she did everything right she has nothing to feel bad about, and the bride can do whatever she wants on her own wedding.

[@AmadeAmaya]

She had makeup tests, there was a whole conversation about makeup and the bride didn't let her know. Of course she had the right to wash the makeup off because after all it's her day and her money. It's diabolical to make this tiktok to give this makeup artist bad PR :(

[@dilldes]

Why didn't she just tell the makeup artist that she just wanted something different?! & WHY did she have to make a tiktok of it?! This didn't have to be shared!

[@gsandaupottery]

and at 2:27 the friend says "she sucks."

[@hollybrooke322]

How horrible. Very mean girls vibe.

[@thesecretshade]

Oh wow. So rude!!

[@roll3886]

"I can't wait to post this to TikTok" and posting it months later (I guess she could wait then) is wild.

[@RayBekk]

Social media at its finest. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@piyusarkar3065]

My friend recently was almost on the verge of doing this, washing off her face 20min before the ceremony. She never had makeup professionally done before and even though her makeup looked great on camera, it was too dry and cracking irl as she got dry skin and she didn't ask for natural/glowy finish instead of matte, she didn't know what to ask for. And she was already feeling shitty about that. But there was no time and I & another close friend tried our best to blend the cracks and make it slightly glowy and comfortable with mac fix+, and it kinda worked. But her sister was constantly telling her how horrible it looks (no it wasn't that bad. Most matte finish heavy makeups look like that irl). But she was so conscious, until I show her a few reels/shorts on how heavy makeup actually looks irl. It generally happens to people who aren't used to heavy makeup. So,I really don't think this bride is being genuine here. If she was really freaked out, she would be having a very different reaction, she would be crying

[@Lila_Moon]

The makeup that the makeup artist did looked so pretty. Also "can't wait to post this on tik tok" but then waits 5 months to do so.

[@akabaneaki]

The before and after of the make up is not even that big a difference lmao.

[@PortalLorcana]

I just LOVED that the makeup artist said "hey, you can do your own makeup, you don't have to hire someone", it shows that she doesn't have a big ego, and come from a very true place. As an ex-wedding photographer I say, it's not easy to deal with weddings. You work a lot, people think they are paying you tons of money but they actually aren't and you get emotional for someone that's not even your friend. You eat terribly, barelly rest for 12 hours, can't have a bad day (I had to work when my grandfather passed away, I often had to work sick). There's more, so much more to it, but well... that's why I'm out.

[@deermangivefast]

I feel like this would have been completely fine if the OG tiktok wasn't like 45 minutes of her saying how bad the makeup was lmao just "I redid my makeup right before my wedding *before and after picture*" no one wouldve known who the makeup artist was, it wouldn't feel targeted at them, just a tiktok about the bride doing a crazy thing lol

[@trashfromhell6977]

soooo happy to see Jess made a video on this ❤

[@mariearteaga3056]

I wasn't a fan of the lipstick, but if the bride said that she did initially......then it's on her. I'm very picky about how I present visually. So, I get it. But that means that I do my own makeup, my own styling, hair....etc. It's fine to be picky, but be transparent about it. Especially if you are paying for a service.

[@AuDHDarling]

I feel the same way about my picky eating because of my autism I need most vegetables to be finely diced so I don't notice the flavor or texture .... so if someone else is serving me food, I cut them up myself. I don't throw a big fit about how I can't eat large pieces of vegetable I don't think anyone else has a right to judge and shame me for my preferences, because I can't help them, but I also have no right to project my subjective standards onto other people

[@sashalawrence4786]

I’m 46 and I remember when life just used to happen and didn’t turn into a moment a meme or a viral video. It’s just odd to me what people go crazy over these days some of the most mundane things turned into a sensational moment. weird. I feel sorry for her groom.

[@AuDHDarling]

I dunno, I always think about how a "fan" tried to assassinate an 11 year old Shirley Temple in 1939 People have always gone crazy for fame, whatever the technology or media was. Social media, talkie movies, silent films, radio, printing press, ballads and poems, etc. The only difference now is that anyone can be famous because everyone can create media that can be viewed internationally

[@Kelystia]

As a make up artist myself, I have done plenty of makeup on proms, weddings etc. I always ask them to bring their own foundation if they want to because sometimes people like their own brand. I just apply it. I also have them bring their own Mascara If they so choose. Some people don't care. And YES always have a consultation before so you know if it's what they want. I'm not sure if this artist did that. I trust that this artist probably did. This generation is so entitled and loves drama. No consequences. It's sad to know this person maybe ruined this poor woman's career. Disgusting.

[@elezeiaz]

If a person that gets married are so into wanting to look like her everyday self. WHY EVER book a makeup artist in the first place? My bestie got married this summer and did her makeup herself because she wanted to look like she usually does in the face. That's totally fine, she NEVER booked a makeup artist at all. That is what you do if you want to do your makeup yourself. You do NOT book an artist just to wash it off. It was absolutely made for CLOUT. This was pre-planned 100%.

[@gulfbaby230]

Twenty minutes before her wedding when she should be in pure bliss because she is marrying her true love, she is instead, planning a revenge TikTok to trash her MA. When did brides and young women decide that they are freaking princesses and deserve the world to cater to them?? This chic is DISGUSTING. If MA sees this, you did AN AMAZING JOB!!

[@autumnbramble4079]

the MUA’s makeup was way better than whatever the heck she did lmao 🤣

[@okmelancholico]

Thank God I'm not on Tik Tok>

[@ufos-cos]

Girl, same

[@krazedcrazy1]

There was so many things toxic about what the bride did… it’s the fact that she was excited to film a tiktok about it to get a reaction, it’s the way that she pretty much lied to the makeup artist about how she felt, it’s her minions in the background making snarky and mean remarks about the makeup artists abilities even tho it looks pretty much the same, and it’s just her whole vibe and attitude…

[@Mel__21]

The makeup artist was tagged by her on instagram at first but she deleted it the damage was done though. I felt so bad for the makeup artist but she handled that so well! As for the bride it’s so obvious what her intentions were just wanting to go viral. I also believe that she set it all up taking off the makeup while the reception was going on…. 🤔

[@pettykittyfam]

I hope they ban tic tok seriously 🙄 This bride is awful 😖 Couldn't be a friend of mine. I would be so disappointed in her. This makeup artist is a beautiful woman inside and out! I want to hug her! We STAND WITH the makeup artist ❤

[@akashajones6079]

Don't say "we". You can't speak for other people.

[@MamaTach925]

She had consultations with this lady, if she didnt like the trials, why even hire her for the wedding? Just do it yourself on the first place.

[@carolinaelichalt7913]

exactly what i thought when her and her friend said something about 'that lipstick was pink are you kidding' as if she herself didn't pick and approve it at the trial????? ma'am thats on you. i'm a makeup artist and i've done the trial to the actual day and brides do change their mind with different lighting, but just ASK. we can't read minds and the last thing we heard was you liked it on the trial lol

[@stupor_mundi]

It was a backstab, the only reason to make a tiktok about it was to shame the makeup artist, and the fact she waited months to post this shows how mean spirited she in pursuing this when it's not even relevant anymore. Redoing her makeup is fine, but not communicating with the artist and then shaming them online behind their back is her being a low life.

[@thatlilclam]

Love your wedding/photography content! You’re so fun to watch :)

[@JessicaKobeissi]

oh thank you so much!!

[@lifewithnathalie]

Its the fact that she didn’t like how the MUA did it, while the artist was still there. Why not just communicate and have it redone? Instead, it’s posted months later for clout. Social media really makes people ugly

[@izzy6455]

Bride tagged her on her instagram, tho. Thats why the MUA responded.😢

[@zehrarizvi6747]

What’s the brides instagram handle?

[@veronicaevangelista6067]

How immature that you can’t use your words to have her fix your makeup. Shame on this bride.

[@thejohoe96]

You can dislike the makeup. Don't go making it seem like the lady did a bad job just for TikTok.

[@volturi]

Wait was the makeup artist still there or did someone ask her to leave? Since she didn't know the bride washed the makeup off

[@lizzyblitz07]

Makeup artists usually leave after they're done with the makeup

[@abbielindell]

She said she was still there and was going to do touch ups

[@lizzyblitz07]

@@abbielindell Yeah my bad. I was right generally, but that didn't apply here. Thanks for the correction

[@carolinaelichalt7913]

i'm pretty sure she was still there waiting for touch ups and maybe a bridesmaid asked her to leave, probably lied to her about schedule or something

[@morgie39]

My sister got her hair done for her wedding and it was terrible. We ended up having to call a hairdresser we know to come over and completely redo it a couple hours before the wedding

[@jungwonscactus9425]

And I guarantee y’all didn’t post about it on TikTok and possibly ruin the original hair stylist’s livelihood. You just handled it in private. 💜

[@morgie39]

@jungwonscactus9425 exactly!

[@gracegu3715]

What a passive aggressive bully

[@suedoenim216]

That's why people do a test run first.

[@7voidfemme7]

The crazy thing is the MUA said they did before screenshots were posted that repeated itself. This feels very planned

[@suedoenim216]

@7voidfemme7 Only a messed up person would not correct this as it was going on to get the look she wanted. This is so childish.

[@7voidfemme7]

​@@suedoenim216i knoooow. Waiting THAT LONG is also an interesting choice. Plus someone saidnthe MUA was tagged on insta at one point before the bride removed her name. This feels extremely calculated plus that's literally going to affect her clientele

[@7voidfemme7]

​@@suedoenim216and to have evidence that she communicated with the bride about everything bride claimed to hate is awful. Unless she faked being happy with the changes at her second+ trial run this just feels too planed to pull out your phone and do your makeup "20 minutes" beforehand 🙃

[@itsgabbybtch5587]

If you don't want camera ready makeup, do it yourself. Wedding makeup is literally soft glam, it's not that complicated. Wedding makeup artists use foundation that's heavier duty than a tinted moisturizer, because they're trying to make you look good on camera. Also, don't complain about the shade being off when you're asking for extra bronzer. Extra bronzer makes you look muddy, don't ask for more if you don't want to look off in terms of colour.

[@HalseyOG]

My makeup was really pretty for my wedding but my MUA decided to take on another bride -a friend of hers- last minute and rushed through me and my MOH and left without doing my mom’s. She sent an assistant and with minutes to spare my mom got hers done. It made me sad that I had the day reserved and she divided her talents last minute. Still wouldn’t leave a bad review or “make a tiktok”.

[@lanalyamin]

Ok, she didn’t like the makeup.. but I thought she would do a completely different look!!! SHE WASHED IT OFF AND REDID THE EXACT SAME THING!!!!!!!! That bride is delusional 😅

[@ChristosFotakis]

Her makeup looked good

[@calliemyersbuchanan6458]

I am 100% on the bride's side until she said the tiktok thing. (that's where it crosses into "this is all for views" territory for me.) But yeah i mean, I don't really blame her for not speaking up about not liking it. I've had awful beauty services before and because I have issues with people pleasing and conflict avoidance i just lied and said "i love it thank you", payed, and left. If she would have kept it and then made a tik tok rant about how bad it was and how it ruined her special day and so on people would have been saying things like if you hate it that much do it yourself! So that's exactly what she does. I'm gonna be honest with you though and say I see ZERO difference between the artists makeup job, the bride's makeup job, and her supposedly without makeup. They all look identical to me. 😬

[@magicivy]

The 5 month gap is also hugely telling

[@Nebulababyy]

She didn't even need to say the tik tok thing in the video. The fact that she posted it is the whole problem. I have people pleasing issues, too. If this were me (and it wouldn't be anymore because I have worked really hard to get better about standing up for myself and beinf up front), I would have washed it off in complete silence and privacy. I would never have wanted it to potentially get back to the artist. She's a mean-spirited person. No need for her to say anything at all. Just posting it was enough.

[@MamaTach925]

It's that she posted it. The make up artist had no idea, the bride did it herself, she was happy, made the artist think she was happy, and then posted this. It was mean

[@carolinaelichalt7913]

@@Nebulababyy completely agree, even if this wasn't pre planned or made to go viral she FOR SURE wanted to make the mua feel bad! which is awful considering she, the client, wasn't honest about how she felt about the makeup

[@jojoc326]

In all honesty, in my 20+ yrs experience getting treatments, nail techs and makeup artists always comment online "I always ask if they need anything changed" but in REAL LIFE, they are NOT ACCOMMODATING, UNDERSTANDING & get snarky when being asked to modify/change things.... js.. ➡️It's OK if the bride disliked the makeup and took it off ➡️ It's NOT OK if the professional doesn't ask if the client is happy with their service ➡️ it's NOT OK that the communication wasn't had & posted online

[@diego_fe]

Them brides maids are really yes women huh? 😂

[@GemAndMoth]

Fake “nice girl” all around, no indication to the artist on the day that she was upset, giddy about making a tiktok, waiting months to post her video, pretending she’s worried about it “being awkward,” her friend bending over backwards to fawn over her (she knows what happens if she doesn’t), tagging the artist initially then un-tagging her. Embarrassing

[@thagoddessxo]

- the bride is wack for that. especially since the makeup artist did her part by making adjustments to make she the bride got exactly what she wanted.

[@marypuppet110]

That's so sad! I don't do makeup professionally, I am a photographer, but I do love makeup and somewhat good at it. I did the makeup for my friend little sister's prom. I'm super close with them for many years and I was really honored to be asked to do her makeup. She had an idea in mind, showed me a picture of her inspiration, and after I've done it, she realized that she hated it on her face. She just asked me to redo the look because she wasn't feeling it and she washed her face and I did something else entirely that turned out way more subtle than her original idea, but she loved it! Her mom and I were adamant telling her that it's ok if she doesn't like it, it her prom, she needed to find herself beautiful, because she felt bad but I reassured her that it was 100% ok! Even if I am a photographer at a wedding, before the event I have multiple talk with my bride/groom about if they want to have something specific to be done. It's important to communicate with the people you hire please! We want you to be happy with our job!

[@jeunese]

It feels like TikTok is just another way to be a “Karen”. I don’t like the term Karen but my point is more that the behaviour is the same, it’s just online and the person or business they’re complaining about can’t immediately respond in the moment. Instead of free stuff and extra privileges, they’re chasing clout, but the entitled behaviour at the expense of someone else is the same. We just haven’t started calling people out for this when it’s on TikTok as much.

[@klaranolan1566]

As a MUA this would hurt me so bad. What the hell was the bride thinking? Maybe she just wanted that viral video.

[@ank9218]

Our niece did the same thing ! The most important for her to be comfortable! Shes a bride she’s stressed!

[@yourfellowrose]

*I just think this is the prelude to what her marriage will be.*

[@HopeTheThing]

The other thing on top of this is that brides typically go for at least one pre-wedding hair appointment AND makeup appointment to test different looks and styles and decide what kind of makeup and hairstyle they want for their wedding and to make sure they like it, and that the hair and makeup professionals can replicate the look exactly the way the bride wants it. So she approved this makeup look at least twice, considering she didn't say anything to the makeup artist the day of, either. This tells me she did all this with the intention of humiliating the makeup artist. I see it says the bride is from southern California, and honestly, that tells me all I need to know.

[@kermetthehog1237]

At my sisters wedding the makeup artist was a close friend of her sister in law and so was the photographer. She felt pressured to let her do her makeup because her sister in law was her close friend and talked about how good she was at makeup. she had all of them in there when she was getting her makeup done. My sister is pretty pale but had a little tan at the time and the makeup artist said half way through she only did makeup on people with darker skin and eyes before her. My sister makeup didn’t fit her too well but it picked up well on camera. Still in person and certain lighting the makeup looked very off. Even though she was a bit disappointed in how it came out she kept the makeup on but I would’ve understood if she didn’t. The makeup this lady here had on didn’t look bad though and imo the makeup the artist did looked the same but a little bolder and better fit for the camera than the way she re did it.

[@jessmPS]

It’s the “can’t wait to post this on tictok” and waiting for 5 months to post it. And also couldn’t agree more tictok folks can find the cheaters of course they’d find the artist

[@Shayne_T]

Mean girl vibes from this immature bride.

[@hollyperret]

She did tag her, actually. She tagged her on Instagram.

[@fatimagarciagarrido4338]

Yeah, the problem was not that she didn´t like the makeup and re did it herself, the problem was doing a tiktok video about it without talking with the MUA first, and then waited 5 months after the wedding to post it? why? what was the reason? you can clearlu hear in the MUA voice how hurt she was that this bride did this

[@katnecat]

You were the best KZbinr talking about this situation

[@chocolatecat198]

When people go to extra lengths to film stuff, it usually makes me a bit suspicious. If someone is that stressed out, but they have the time to set up their phone, specifically for a TikTok, then i question how stressed out they actually were.

[@croutonous]

I've gotten makeup done professionally and it is seriously not that hard to just say you want something else lol. One year we tried to do a cut crease look and it was awful on my eye shape, we had a funny moment of deliberating what to do next with little time and made it work. Like just say something, i guarantee a professional makeup artist will just have a conversation with you on what you want

[@candicedimaggio9318]

I felt so bad for this makeup artist. I feel like that bride should have told her what she didn't like. I also think posting the tik tok was especially shady. You can hear the MUA holding back tears her voice was Shakey at times.

[@eggwonna]

I paid for a makeup trial before my bridal shower - the MUA did a great job but it made me feel a bit orangey/bronzey which was just not me. She & I looked closer at the inspo photos I gave her and sure enough, it looked super similar. She offered me a free do-over trial a different day bc I wasn’t in love with it and I should have scheduled it but I was anxious and felt bad and didn’t end up doing that which was dumb of me lol anyway for the actual wedding day I found better example photos that were more “blushing bride” and I had put in the work to find a lipstick I really liked (one of the things I didn’t like from the original trial) and she did it all perfectly. I felt so beautiful. The big thing was that I figured out what I didn’t like from the trial and communicated it to her with specifics about what I’d like to do differently. She was so professional and truly cared about giving me exactly what I wanted. She even plucked some nose hairs that were apparently too noticeable 😂

[@MistySophie]

"We have so much time" but writing it's 20 minutes before she has to go

[@kaili5050]

“at least she didn’t tag her” girly didn’t have a tik tok until she had to make one to defend herself!

[@rosita061]

The one time I did get a photoshoot and makeup done, I hated it so much. Didn’t feel good about it- it didn’t feel me and it didn’t even make me look any better on film. I sucked it up , did the shoot. Said thank you, and of course paid. But… naaaaw. On a big day like wedding- definitely need to feel good about yourself! Deciding to film and then share it out- that’s a diff story! IMO.

[@yagirltones8748]

Im with the bride on this one, she paid the makeup artist, was nice to her, and didnt tag her in the video. The makeup artist didnt need to make the video either, you all are crazy

[@yagirltones8748]

Also the makeup was nothing special, honestly it looks like a 10 minute makeup

[@aveuch]

It’s like the brides that cut their hair or their dress mid-wedding. Just for attention. It was unnecessary to mention the neck wasn’t blended or that she didn’t want to see the MUA. She didn’t deserve that.

[@kaylajaned6764]

Until her comment about posting on tik tok, I thought it seemed less about the makeup itself and more about anxiety and panicking before a stressful event. Like when you’re stressed and you freak out about one specific thing (like the muffin being the wrong flavour or something that feels really insignificant).

[@Itmustbe_bunnies]

Which I get - but why you would film that?

[@coucherdesoleil95]

There is a make up trial before wedding that bride and make-up artist decides what kind of make up they will do, bride says what she likes and what she doesn’t. And the make up artist responded the bride’s video, yes they also had make up trial and bride said she liked the lipstick color, she wanted little more bronzer and changer eye shadow color. So, make up artist did the make up as bride wanted and said before, in the wedding day. After I hear “I can’t wait to share this on tiktok”, see you brought your make up bag and when there was 20 minutes left to your wedding but you set up the camera and wash your make up off… I would believe you 😊 If I didn’t see she said this sentence and was ready to film for tiktok, I would say her make up is too daily and even looks like no make up make up. But again, you decided that make up before the wedding, and if you didn’t like it on your wedding day, it was already a simple make up. You would say I want darker shade or eyeliner, or more this… She could change it. It was better than washing it 20 minutes left. You didn’t want to tell her you didn’t like the make up, but you said rest of the world. That is why I didn’t believe the bride. All she cared about was content, likes and followers

[@shawnadennis613]

Wow nice a late night video! Love it! ❤

[@JessicaKobeissi]

I didn't know if I should post so late but HERE WE ARE :D

[@shawnadennis613]

@@JessicaKobeissiI think it’s a great idea! ❤

[@pmontidel]

​@shawnadennis613 yeah same. I love this time 😊!

[@blackharvest13]

5 months is exactly how long it took for my brother and his wife to get their wedding photos after the editing. Coincidence? Also she did in fact tag her on her bio and the instagram video, the only real reason she didn’t tag her on TikTok cuz the artist didn’t even have a TikTok account to tag on TikTok.

[@tinderbox218]

If she can't even communicate with a MUA how will she be able to communicate with a spouse over stuff that really matters?

[@Gudda16]

The filming and the posting on tiktok ("can't wait to make a tiktok") makes it pretty obvious it was just done for views and she didn't care if the artist got hurt. The whole video felt very performative to me. The way the makeup artist spoke in her video, her voice subtly shaking, made me feel bad for her. I'm inclined to believe her side of the story having seen both videos.

[@AzothDee]

I am so picky with my make up, if i was to get married i would do my own and save the money. So if she wants to wash it off, okay. BUT the "can't wait to make a TikTok," absolutely not. That is what shows her true nature.

[@nope2075]

Communication is key. Like that bride is just petty.

[@kiterafrey]

She did tag her though, on Instagram she tagged her.

[@StephanieGould]

"Can't wait to make a TikTok..." Waits 5 months...um, okay...

[@RightsForZombies]

I feel like as a former professional actor I can safely say: that’s some baaaad acting, mentions of TikTok posts aside. I got a few seconds in and it was just… really, really giving me ‘year 10 drama class, but just as an easy elective and not because I love it’ levels of believability. Staged, staged, staged. That poor MUA.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Imo her makeup looked better before and she washed off her makeup and looked orange after.

[@jaybee2337]

She definitely looked orange after. I wonder how it looked in photos.