Funniest Makeup Fails ! - REACTION

[@Seldarius]

The upsetting thing is that most of those ladies are gorgeous, but current make-up trends tell them to paint on a face that barely resembles their own anymore.

[@kelliannturner4888]

Yes it is quite sad & disturbing. It’s like the younger generation of today is forced into self hatred and have to force themselves into looking fake. #NaturalbeautyRules

[@DaughterOfLillith]

@@tasnubatazeen99 y

[@Hoganply]

Or a human's

[@halo2d]

I would say that’s because a lot of the trends they’re following are meant for print or photography makeup. There’s a huge difference between every day, glam makeup, and camera makeup. And sadly no one points out the differences cause they’re all making money selling products. Sometimes the beauty industry is also rather ugly.

[@TopZsi]

actually no one needs make up. men dont so why do women?

[@daphne3486]

Thank you for making this entertaining without needing to be harsh and judgemental on anyone.. You were very sweet dispite the pictures giving you the opportunity to be mean-spirited and I appreciate that immensely! We need more people like you in the world and I love your channel because you have the ability to be honest and interesting without being a jerk yourself. Keep doing you ❤️

[@patticake7476]

People are going to look at magazines and photos in 10 years and laugh their asses off. The huge over painted hombre eyebrows and nude over-drawn lips are hideous and hilarious.

[@KyrieChii]

It reminds me of the Juggalos, definitely not where I'd want to get my makeup inspiration 😂

[@momcat2223]

Why women want to make themselves up to look like drag queens is beyond me. While I love what they do & applaud their skills, drag makeup is INTENTIONAL parody, but too many ladies didn't get the memo. Allegedly.

[@elena.3372]

the lip contouring trend always looks like they just had hot choclate

[@Music_Lover0612]

Like those sperm cell eyebrows in 2008. 😂🤣

[@dollygutz8418]

lol so true

[@Whit23ney]

My teenage daughter went through that brow phase and we look at pictures and refer to it as “Her angry bird” phase. 😆🤣😂

[@Digitalhunny]

We're _supposed_ to match out foundation with our neck, not our hands or face. However, lighting inside 99% of stores is florescent, not incandescent or natural. Life Hack: Got to store, try on 2-4 testers. Put those babys right onto your neck. Take a quick walk outside, into the natural light & take a pic. This should help you chose a foundation that _actually_ suits your skin tone. Taking a friend is even better! Help each other out. Once you've found 'your perfect colour' you're all set to purchase. Enjoy! 🤗🇨🇦

[@angelicanjelika9546]

Ive got a mini white light in one of my Christmas gifts . Its called a selfie light but wonder if the would help me find my right shade after all. The lights in shops are awful for make up .

[@nimeryaspawnbrd1049]

... or just go for a little less -grout- coverage and learn to blend it 😈

[@jennlecher5604]

Actually, no, you aren’t... Your neck is ALWAYS going to be much lighter than the rest of your body and face because it’s shielded from the sun by your head. Your supposed to match your foundation to the parts of your body that are visible. Your chest, your shoulders, etc. Learning your skin tone and your undertones is extremely important, as well. If you aren’t considering your undertones, you’re never going to look right.

[@Rutheybabes]

Also, we can’t use testers at the moment, so it’s impossible to ‘try before you buy’ 😕😔

[@johannas.l.brushane2518]

Aside, letting the foundation sit for a while also reveals if it oxidates and tranform to a darker shade when being out of the bottle, jar and exposed to air.

[@Marylilsingingangel]

I've always loved playing with makeup since I was a little girl. Fast forward to my first marriage and subsequent divorce and now wearing makeup helps me feel comfortable when going out. It covers the scars my ex left on my face so I don't get weird looks or questions. I know I don't HAVE to cover my scars, that my self worth doesn't rely on what other people think, but it helps me be comfortable and confident to be myself without having to talk about a painful past.

[@Freya778]

❤

[@JFoch8014]

You do whatever makes you happy.

[@dannythekingofchaosandkitt4892]

It's absolutely valid and alright. If you feel more comfortable, be free to wear makeup. All that matters is your comfort, and what you feel good in it. 🙏❤

[@violette2755]

I am glad you’re far away from that terrible past. I am glad you’re doing way better in your life. I wish you the very best. I’m sure you’re gorgeous regardless, but definitely do what makes you most comfortable. Best wishes! 💕

[@bm-ww8kb]

genuine question from someone else who has scars, but how do you manage to cover them?

[@jf7098]

Makeup is hard! I don't even want to make fun of anyone who tries, because I'm too scared to attempt the most basic stuff

[@euphoria4013]

Same, my whole life with just light touch of mascara 😅

[@brittbecka8552]

I wear mascara and fill in my eyebrows that's it. I can't do anything else

[@leighhollis7909]

Same....I tried the mascara thing.....all I can say is never again. I’m just gunna stick with chapstick. The kind you got when you were a kid that’s like nerd flavors and stuff. I love the watermelon one (says the watermelon addict) Plus I’d rather buy food than makeup.....I have an inner sumo wrestler who loves a nice burger.

[@olly2027]

@@Sabrina-vc9yt same.

[@rupalisrivastava9150]

Haha true😂

[@marty4885]

I'm 56 years old, and let me tell you, the one thing that I've learned in my life is to just be yourself. Make up doesn't make you pretty...your sense of self makes you pretty. I've almost stopped wearing makeup, except for special occasions, and so far, no one has run in terror. :) Just be you, because you are beautiful ❤️.

[@kayew5492]

I'm 58, and gave up on makeup years ago. I'm happy with the way I look, anyone who isn't is free to look the other way.

[@iriswaldenburger2315]

Im 36 and I have not even given up make-up because I never started... I can count on one hand the amount of times I have worn make-up in my whole life

[@annehaase3380]

True, your presence, the way you wear yourself, is the big deal when attracting someone. I used to spend 30 minutes in the mirror before walking out anywhere, but now as I get older, I feel more confident and happy with how I look. I've always had a pretty face, probably my best asset, but now getting ready for a special dinner, would include a little blush and spot of powder to the oily prone areas and some Vaseline to enhance the eyebrow and lashes. And that's the most I do. Young girls fell victim to the greedy makeup industry who tells you that 7 layers of makeup looks good. Toner, primer, foundation, concealer, baking, contouring, blush, brightness enhancer, and setting powder. Smh... This is insane, pricey, time consuming and unnecessary. Your natural pores don't just go away with layering, it actually enhances them and ages you.

[@danii3108]

Im 33 and due to wearing the mask because of covid I stopped putting make up on and it been just over a year and I prefer make up free so I'm going to carry on and only wear it on night out 👍

[@annehaase3380]

@@danii3108 I think the makeup industry is finally going to start living on their profits made in the past. Lots of women are dropping this illusion, that makeup is a necessity to be beautiful. Glad to hear. I know I am not a slave to it anymore. Just a waste of money and time.

[@CarlaHanson68]

When I was a sophomore in high school, I thought my makeup was the shit, it was the 80's. I wore white (yes white) powder and thought it looked great. Until one day my teacher asked me to stay after class. He was genuinely concerned about me and thought I was very ill because of how pale I was! I was so embarrassed! Needless to say, I ditched the white powder. I guess I was ahead of my time considering Twilight was many years away 😂😂😂

[@mrs.hatfield1451]

Hahaaaa!! My mom looked like a clown in the 80s. I have heard of some people wearing baby powder for finish.

[@haitatouray615]

Epic🤣

[@LadyPii]

I used white powder at 17-20 years age. I think I got away with it because of 1) being goth, 2) being extremely pale scandinavian, so white was pretty close :D

[@ToniaAlex13]

🤣🤣🤣

[@JennyLouRN]

Ahhhh, yes, the 80’s 🤓😣 But I think some of the trends today are even worse! We didn’t have as many steps or products, such as “primer,” bronzer, highlighter, contour, brow gel.... just Cover Girl foundation, concealer, a whole lot of powder, a stripe of pink blush, Maybelline Great Lash mascara and blue eye shadow!!

[@violette2755]

I love how awkward you felt judging these people. I can tell you are not a judgmental person and I respect that about you. I hope you have a wonderful day, Charlotte!! 💖

[@xunjo]

I went to a holiday event a couple years ago and did all blue makeup. Being a complete idiot, I put the blue liquid highlight all over my face and neck to look cute. Realized my mistake when the light show started and it grew dark out. I probably looked like a smurf, but was going for ice fairy lol. Makeup is fun, but definitely trial + error.

[@kimmyball4961]

Definitely something I would do!!

[@irene_f.]

💙

[@charlottesmom]

Sounds cute!

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

One thing I never related to, nor understood was all the hysterically excited reviewers cooing over how J Starr's 'Skin Frost' highlighters looked once they applied it wet over their youthful cheekbones. They go 'oh my god, you guys do you SEE THIS?! I'm shook, I can't believe it, look how gorgeous this is!' when all the product was doing was highlighting every textural imperfection on their face, y'know, all the little milia, pores, hair and tiny bumps. Before they smeared this product on they looked smooth and lovely. Can kids not see what the product is really doing, how it looks? Their skin texture turns into a topographical map of Arizona when they joyfully turn back and forth in the light. How can this be an aesthetic triumph for them?! Again, it's due to kids getting their make up tips from drag queens and people in social media videos, rather than real life.

[@irene_f.]

@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 Yes when youthful (or older too) you rarely need foundation. I just use a moisturizer & if I do wear foundation (over my moisturizer) it's is always very light/sheer. I would never want to pile 10 lbs of makeup on my face. Then I add a little amount if blush and a light, quick dusting of powder.

[@danipellegrino3]

So refreshing to see this-appreciate your candor while being kind.

[@amandaparei]

I used to worked in cosmetics for years. When it comes to foundation, never buy until you’ve seen it in multiple lighting. Take a mirror outside if they let you, take a selfie or my favorite get a sample of the one you think works but also a shade lighter and darker to try it out before buying. When I wear foundation I need to mix two colors, don’t be afraid to do that. Yes, it cost more to begin with, but it last double the time, so in the long run you aren’t paying extra. Plus, it makes it easier to transition between winter and summer! Don’t let sales people bully you into buying something you’re not sure about. If they try, they suck and you don’t want to give them your business because they are more interested in the money than making sure you are happy. Okay, I’ll stop now lol

[@squizzyicetea]

A reminder that you are the culmination of thousands of years of cultures and races. You look exactly the way you're meant to. You are a living testament to the strength of your family before you. Be proud.

[@mintberry3164]

Growing up i was constantly made fun of for my freckles. was called "freckle face" or people asked if someone held up a strainer and threw sh!t at my face. and now girls are drawing them on their own faces to look cute. and they are cute, makes me sad i spent years on skin lightening products to fade them. people can be so mean.

[@AliciaB.]

I'm very sorry to hear that. Those insults are savage. It's kinda nice to see that the media's portrayal of beauty has been broadening in the past few years. That being said, there's no way of knowing if it's not just a passing trend 😟

[@dicla9370]

i got teased a lot for my big lips...now big lips are a trend..🤷🤷🤷🤷

[@فارس-و7ي]

احم احم

[@cathipalmer8217]

My cousin was so ashamed of her (so cute!) freckles that she spent all of her high school years wearing dark orange pancake makeup that made her look like a pumpkin head. So glad when she grew out of that.

[@RockNRollJunkie-iw8rk]

I have always loved freckles I think they are beautiful people can be cruel thats why I learned at a very young age to not give a shit what people think as long as I'm happy thats all that matters I'm sorry you were made fun of for having freckles

[@lynnleigha580]

I find it funny that most girls that put lipstick on, above the lip, to get a full lip, they must not know EVERYONE can see that corny ish and are 100% laughing at you when you walk away

[@sunmiswashingmachine]

that trend can only work in videos and if you have no cupids bow at all. I myself have have bow shaped lips so that could never work on me

[@charlottesmom]

I loved it when Charlotte tried it in one of her videos...💋

[@Sipu97]

@@sunmiswashingmachine Yeah and I don't get why people wanted to reduce their bow by putting lipstick or something over it, just so weird.

[@Wakka144]

I see that mess and automatically think of clown makeup

[@lostineggsaisle]

Thing is that like the other person said it only works in pictures or videos and that's only if it's done well. Some people don't understand that and think that they can do that in real life. Same with contouring and even the bright bold eyeshadow looks. They use so many filters on their pictures and in their videos that they're creating an impossible bar to reach when doing your makeup for real life. Then girls get frustrated and think they're doing something wrong or they think they really do look like the people on KZbin and Instagram and people laugh at them when they walk away. It's sad really.

[@melissab3192]

It took me waaayy too long in high school to figure out that my foundation shouldn't be 4 shades darker than my skin. My mom tried to tell me many times, but of course I thought she didn't know anything!

[@lokicooper4690]

What is it about the teen years that makes most teens become more stupid than they were when they were younger? It's like, hormones hit and kill off the brain cells.

[@onyx747]

@@lokicooper4690 that's cause our brains decide to do an update and then they glitch as they update

[@ared-ainu]

My moms skin IS several shades darker than mine, so you can imagine what the first attempts with her foundation looked like.. Luckily I became a goth very early on. That came with different makeup sins, but at least I didn't look like I was doing blackface.

[@komolafecomfort8022]

Sorry pls how many shades darker should it be ? Thank u

[@PL1810]

Komolafe Comfort Isn’t the answer “zero”? -so that way you don’t have a weird line at your hairline or neck showing the color change . It’s supposed to be the same color as your skin

[@MaMaeViElle]

When I went for a trial run for the girl who did my wedding make up she did all this like colour correction or something and it ended up making my skin look gray and felt like I looked like an alien. I was so upset about it but I had no idea how to tell her without being mean. My fiance at the time coached me through it (he has a way with words) and she ended up doing a perfect job for me day of and I looking beautiful and natural day of, exactly what I pictured for our big day.

[@theoverunderthinker]

To be serious for a second: you see the videos that Charlotte does with and without makeup and she look like the same person, slightly enhanced. Also, when you see her without makeup, it's not jarring so you think that most of her beauty is natural and not her makeup art. I think some people like a makeup style that looks like an enhanced version of themselves without makeup and others choose a style that looks like they are obviously doing makeup, but looks very artistic. When you go for the artistic, and you l miss, it stands out more, because you are not trying to minimize the impact to begin with.

[@lostineggsaisle]

You're so right. You really have to be spot on when doing the very colorful artistic looks and then you need filters on top of that in photos for them to be "Instagram worthy". If you aren't perfect you end up looking like a 5 year old Drew on your face with crayons. I really like natural looking makeup. It's just looks so much prettier. I only do a more colorful look if I'm going to something like a concert or club which is very rare these days, lol. You don't get out much when you have a toddler.

[@Delicate_Disaster]

I didn't even notice the bridesmaids faces at first because I was just amazed by how beautiful the entire group of women was. But that makeup artist definitely needs a wider array of products. We dont need to be turning black women into oompah loompahs for weddings

[@LanaOkeanes]

“Makeup is expensive hobby” - choked on my tea, then looked at my camera gear rack 😅

[@CharlotteDobre]

Lmaoooo tru right there with ya

[@fonjadidi]

Lol me looking at my horse 😲🤑

[@LanaOkeanes]

@@fonjadidi haha omg yesss!!!

[@bloodandcarnage]

me looking at my kids....

[@Emnms68]

Me looking at my sewing station. 😅 😬can’t relate

[@jillibeens57]

My brother met a girl one time at a concert. They had a good time and she told him at the end of the concert she'd come to his house the next day and they'd just hang out. When she showed up, he had no clue who she was. She had a pound less of makeup on and looked totally different. He was brazen enough to tell her how much better she looked without all that makeup on. She never called him again. I told him he dodged a bullet. When makeup makes you unrecognizable, you may want to tone it down a bit. Unless you're in theater needing to wear makeup that can be seen 20 rows back, less is more, always.

[@jenner81]

I don't wear make-up at all! Only on special occasions like an anniversary or a wedding, and even then it's just the basics! I once had a roommate in university who was obsessed with make-up and looking perfect, and wouldn't go outside the house without a full face of make-up on. She seriously asked me one day how I left the house with no make-up on. I looked at her with a very confused look and said, "I get up and walk out of the house!" 🤣 I don't think that was the answer she was looking for!

[@___LC___]

Same, although my roommate had suffered from cystic acne, as a younger teen, and she had pock marks. The makeup never covered the pock marks and sometimes I think it accentuated them. For long days, she would have to reapply midway through and still had a bit of drag rot by the end. She was much prettier without makeup...but no matter how pretty she was, it didn’t cover that she was a bitch. I think the nasty comments were because I very rarely had a blemish (one a semester, it was the same bindi zit every time.)

[@parisinthe30sx]

Nothing wrong with wanting to wear makeup all the time. Alot of these comments shaming women for doing so is just gross. Not saying you were, just in general

[@gailrodgers3079]

When I was in college a woman there also had full face make-up all the time. Then one day, I saw her with her boyfriend with an absolutely clean face. They announced their engagement that week. I think he said, until I see what you really look like I can't make any promises. She looked better with the clean face. I don't know why women want to hide themselves from everyone.

[@crazy4doxies440]

I am like your roommate. I don’t walk out of the house without my makeup on. I don’t wear it if I’m not going anywhere but I always do my makeup to go out. Not like these ladies, mind you . It’s all about how you feel. I feel more confident with my make up on. If not wearing makeup makes you feel great, that’s wonderful. We all need to do what makes us feel beautiful and confident. Keep in mind that magazines and TV and social media set standards for what beauty is that most women cannot meet.

[@nahicorua]

I like doing my make up, but it takes so much time and I'm so lazy lol I really don't understand how some people have the energy to do it on a dayly basis

[@lolacagle4459]

Girl I get the biggest kick out of watching you! You crack me up with your facial expressions and different voices you use! I needed the laugh tonight! Thanks!

[@h.borter5367]

Tip: If you want to match your foundation color, go by the shade of your neck.

[@katrinamullis6943]

Doesn't really work for older women with sun damage. If I went with my neck my face would be pink. 🤣

[@jessislistless]

That doesn't always work, some people have different shades on their neck, chest and face. It's very common with poc

[@ivoryandgold88]

*In the Winter bc in Summer my face is red, my neck stays pale but my chest gets a yellow tinge even though the rest of the year it's translucent and my arms tan about two shades darker. Pale Hispanic first world problems. 😭

[@Lilpeach523]

The back of my hand is a perfect match for my face

[@jennlecher5604]

No, your neck is always going to be lighter than the rest of you because it’s shaded constantly. You match your foundation to the parts of your body that are visible, your chest, your shoulders, etc. It’s also extremely important to know your undertones and that many times mixing 2 shades of foundation is going to be the only way to find an exact match.

[@Makeupzised]

The girl with the freckles is so gorgeous naturally 😭

[@definitelynotalizard]

A lot of the problems with foundation matching are incorrect undertones due to a lack of options in drugstore makeup. Many of the fails have someone with a cool, pink undertone wearing more popular warm, yellow toned foundation. Warm and neutral (green) undertones are way more available in mid and dark toned foundation than cool undertones, so these people are forced to use the wrong undertone or pay for something more expensive like Fenty Beauty.

[@jennlecher5604]

If only every Fenty foundation wasn’t a strong yellow undertone. But you’re absolutely right about people not knowing their undertones. They also don’t know they can mix foundations to make their perfect shade. I don’t understand why but they don’t. Even KZbinrs will say “I have shade 5 which is too light and 7 which is too dark. I need to get 6.” So, I will comment and tell them that all they have to do is mix 5 with 7 and make the shade they need. They act like I invented plutonium and I’m the most intelligent person in the Universe for suggesting such a thing! Then, I tell them they can even mix shades from different brands to make a foundation that’s too matte a little more hydrating, or a foundation that’s too dewy a little less so and it completely blows their minds...? People just don’t realize that they can use their products any way they want. I saw a comment on a video with someone saying that they wished a specific shade in an eyeshadow palette could be made into a highlighter because it would be the perfect shade for her skin tone. I responded saying that she should just use the eyeshadow as her highlighter but just use a less dense brush so it wouldn’t be too pigmented. She responded “but it’s an eyeshadow not a highlighter.” I wanted to pack my shit and move away from civilization to go live in the mountains by myself. 😳

[@ajchung5173]

Even with Fenty I didn't get my correct shade.The closest I got to my shade was MAC when I visited London the MAC store is absolute shite in my country

[@leticiabarnes9614]

Yep.

[@ウッキー-m2f]

Yep, I have olive undertone and I'm really light, one of the hardest 😂 I know most of the time if I wear fondation it just doesn't really look good

[@ウッキー-m2f]

@ThisIS TheGirl I feel you sister, I have a bit of redness due to acne and my nose tend to get pink, I just don't trust makeup store with advices anymore 🙋🏻‍♀️ !... So i've bought lots of different shades etc and I'm ending up with fondation I don't use (I was a fool to believe expensive ones could maybe make the difference 🙆🏻‍♀️). What a waste, I believe fondation less until thing get better for us will be my way 😆

[@allienegunn108]

I was taking my stage makeup off one day and looked in the mirror and thought "Ugh, I look so awful". Other than stage, I just stopped wearing Makeup all together after that, because I thought "I shouldn't feel this way about my natural face" and now I don't have that problem anymore.

[@scarletspidernz]

THIS IS MY OPINIONATED STATEMENT THAT FOR ME, I THINK :"Makeup is best when it looks like you're not wearing any or much at all" THIS IS NOT A RULE OR A FACT OR ANYTHING ELSE YOU MIGHT TAKE IT AS. IT IS ONLY MY OPINION. HOW YOU FEEL ABOUT MAKEUP IS ALSO VALID AND CORRECT FOR YOU.

[@KyrieChii]

Agreed ^^ Unless you're going for something more artsy. I use my makeup as a means of expressing my artistic side, but one thing I never go heavy on is the skin (& I honestly never touch my eyebrows, it's sooo easy to screw that up).

[@parisinthe30sx]

That's your opinion. If someone wants to go full glam, then let them. Who is anyone to say what's best?

[@scarletspidernz]

I didn't say you cannot go full glam, and yes it is obviously my opinion not a rule. I can always say what's best for me and works best for me and you can always say the same for yourself.

[@sunmiswashingmachine]

I always keep skin pretty natural but I do like to do my eyes with a soft pink look. and my lips I just do tinted lipbalms and vaselines lol

[@scarletspidernz]

@@sunmiswashingmachine Is your washing machine haunted or something? :P

[@mmedeuxchevaux]

I just discovered you the other day and now I'm addicted. You're the nicest "gossip" I've ever encountered.

[@Sina-aka-potatosupreme]

I remember the late 90s / early 2000s where glitter was EVERYWHERE. On the face, on the body, and with that on every surface you touched.

[@haatshepsut4862]

That's how I'm entering 2021

[@JennaGetsCreative]

1998/99ish was my first birthday when gifts from my peers started to be fancy personal care items and gift cards rather than toys (and I was quite disappointed) and someone gave me a set of fruity smelling "body mist" things. FULL of glitter. And we were under the very misguided assumption that these replaced deodorant, not perfume, so you know... glittery pits.

[@brittanyhernandez4778]

There are still traces of all that glitter.

[@KyrieChii]

Oh man, NOSTALGIA! I remember the glitter! When I was in middle school, I remember that 'gel' stuff they'd mix glitter into that girls would put all over the place, even in their (rock-hard-helmet-like) hair. One of my friends had so much glitter in her eyeshadow, & it was not a fun experience when it inevitably ended up getting in her eyes.😂

[@nimeryaspawnbrd1049]

@@snlescaille problem is, it never really went away 😖😖😖

[@suzicq]

That second girl (with the freckles) is so beautiful before the makeup!

[@sparkydog7912]

Mid 2000's super thin eyebrows....mine are still trying to recuperate from that.....

[@thraelen]

I’ve come to the conclusion that mine never will 😭

[@sparkydog7912]

@@thraelen castor oil, Biotin and no plucking....my little bald patches are finally starting to grow in.

[@brittneyholladay4144]

Waaaah ... same! Lol

[@katiewallk1109]

Yes! I got made fun of for having thick eyebrows. By my mom included, she took me to get them waxed when I was 12! They're a lot thicker now, but they'll never look the same. I feel like we're owed some damn apologies 😂😂

[@HangingWithMelissa]

You are so kind and Canadian. That first girl's makeup was jacked. ALOT OF THESE ARE JACKED.

[@theoverunderthinker]

for every one of these, there are friends saying: "oh Girl! you look amazing!" ;)

[@geoffreyarcherpropeace]

I can not stop watching your content. You are fantastic!

[@rubym3915]

My worst makeup day was also my first time playing live with my band. LOL the horror of revisiting those photos

[@SageGranz]

CONGRATULATIONS🎉, Charlotte Dobre! You're almost at 1 million subscribers! 💖

[@drsteve8547]

Blimey - looks like clocking out time at the clown factory! 😂 x

[@norayelton4510]

😂😂

[@147salsa]

I do movie makeup.... my kit is $50,000 when I'm assisting.... $75-100,000 when I'm in charge of a whole show.... It's insane!!!

[@redtankgirl5]

Ya everyone has makeup fails. I’ve been doing different makeup looks since punk rock first hit the scene in its inception and have had some pretty crazy looks. Can’t say I ever cared if anyone decided if they were fails or not and still like my makeup to this day. It’s probably still considered a fail and I could care less. I think people will criticize others no matter what so why concern yourself with others opinions really.

[@FermentDpickles]

Right there with you. I used to soak my hair in an Elmer’s glue mixture and hang my head off the bed as it dried to get the hair to stand up as unpredictably as possible. My makeup was only slightly more carefully applied 😆 I still love it even though nobody in my life now would even recognize me from back then. It was certainly a fail to somebody, but it’s just great memories to me!

[@valerielawson6037]

Merry Christmas Charlotte.

[@hharveeyyy]

the first one isn’t that bad, they just need to change those brows...

[@Digitalhunny]

Love your pic! That pose...💋!

[@no1special999]

@@Digitalhunny I dunno, I swear that first face is just one of those theater masks hit up with an airbrush.

[@jamikadale1409]

That's exactly how I felt

[@OnewBiased]

I find it funny that the exact opposite is the trend in south east asia. People went overboard to whiten their face but neglecting to color match their neck and hand and it's... uhhhh

[@OfficialMyxomatosis]

Remember ladies, makeup is not our friends. The older we get the worse it makes us look. And honestly, men like to know what we look like *in reality* before taking us to bed. Nothing like a surprise in the morning.

[@g.a2951]

Gurl, shame away! Quit being so canadian about it😂

[@CharlotteDobre]

I FEEL BAD THO 🥺

[@lisvalerio2453]

@@CharlotteDobre but is like u said, we all fucked up then. lets have a laugh now :)

[@g.a2951]

@@CharlotteDobre you don't need to feel bad about it. It's not like those people will feel bullied or something

[@g.a2951]

@@CharlotteDobre sometimes a little bit of criticism goes a long way. Nobody is gonna cancel you for some sauce

[@pinkiepyro5964]

@@g.a2951 yes they will

[@dramaticdog337]

I never wear makeup for many reasons such as: being too broke to afford it and i'm at a point of my life where i've finally accepted my face so i don't care, people like it or don't. Not my problem, i can't change my face. But yeah mainly, every time i think about trying make up the price tells me to fuck off. I paint my nails a lot tho.

[@bridgethamann4664]

I’m near my mid-40 and still don’t wear make up, simply because I was never shown how to properly do it and plus, it’s soo darn expensive!!

[@gineramirez1300]

Exactly girl ! I'm 36 and have never bothered to throw away money on foundation. It's a pain in the ass to waste so much time putting Crayola on your face 😂😂

[@dynogamergurl]

Agreed, I feel like it’s a skill as a female that’s lost on me so I don’t really bother to wear it

[@bridgethamann4664]

The most I did was mascara and eyeliner. Somewhere in my 20s, I freaked out wondering if I was harming myself with it, because I wasn’t sure if I was applying the eyeliner right. So I just quit all together.

[@forthesakeofsanity]

Good on ya! Dont waste the time and energy, trust me, its an exhaustive pursuit once you start and youll never be happy with how you look!

[@froggylicious]

Going 37 this 24th and I still don't know how to put an eyeliner without me crying. My lipstick will disappear in few minutes coz I always lick my lips 😸.

[@jumarbye1214]

You are so sweet, not being harsh towards these ladies (and gentlemen). And yeah, we've all been there - it's always funny on someone else!

[@gustavpnilsson83]

Charlotte: "Why do we do this to ourself!?" Majority of men: "Yes, WHY!!??"

[@lrappii]

Lol, right? 😅😅😅😅

[@tsfbaf303]

Because as soon as a woman who usually wears makeup, comes to work or wherever without it, all she gets is „Oh no, are you sick/stressed?“ or „Long night?“ etc. People aren’t really used to 100% natural female faces anymore, so any random woman can’t really compete with the social standards. And I‘m not saying this comes from men, it’s just as much from women who either want to compete with others as is in our nature as humans, or just like themselves better with makeup. Nobody is forced to wear makeup but it usually has a lot of advantages to wear it.

[@Ebizzill]

but if we look like death aka "natural" ... they're not having it. catch 22

[@cazthompson7406]

I have the answer for some of us girls: some ppl (like me) don't have the joy of having natural beauty so we wear it to make ourselves feel better about ourselves I don't care what other ppl think of me I just like to feel good for me

[@mer200]

Most men: "I love the fact that you aren't wearing make-up and also wear comfortable clothes" Women: "You should wear more make-up and dresses and shoes that are not flat" Why 😂😭

[@kissedbyhellfire]

I worked as a body piercer for 8 years and when the girls came in for nose piercings, I was always surprised by the difference in colour after I had cleaned the area with alcohol swabs. I mean awesome artwork but yeah so weird and then they'd have to leave with part of their nose uncovered OR (the worst) they would put make up back over the fresh piercing! 🙄 Can you say infection???

[@paulalopez5916]

I love you Charlotte❤️❤️ you make my days better! I hope you are doing Way much better❤️

[@LilyGrace95]

Trust Charlotte to judge bad make-up in the most wholesome way possible.

[@SapienSafari]

You’re a good one cause I’d be talking so bad about these people! That first one! 😆😆😆😆😆

[@melTiceTiger]

Yeah... my sister did my wedding makeup because I'm not one to wear any and I honestly wasn't planning on wearing any. She thought that was unacceptable. She cake-faced me so hard that I excused myself to the bathroom and removed half of it and still looked like a well done bakery bun.

[@PatrycjaJot]

Oh, I’ve looked for your new video few minutes ago and panicked because I couldn’t see one. Glad you’re here! 😂

[@LadyLexxx]

I've been looking too lol

[@indigoeye3874]

The "dipped in gold" is a very nice way to say it. I always thought it looked more like "dipped in sweat".

[@h.borter5367]

Omg, I took one look at the thumbnail and I'm dying!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AlexysB]

You were FAR too kind to these people! LOL!!

[@dandybaabs8712]

Girl the extent of my makeup knowledge is foundation, eyeliner, and mascara. That's it beebee! I love all the cool intricate eye shadow designs but that shit would just smudge and smear all over my face like my eyeliner already does😂

[@crazy4beatles]

My mom never wore make up. As a teen I had a couple years when I used it but even then very minimally because as you said it's expensive and I had other hobbies that were priority. I sometimes put some foundation to correct my dark circles but it's literally a sample I got at the make up counter. Despite not wearing sunblock and not havin a skin care routine, my face is holding up pretty well and I'm pretty sure it's because I never consistently put on foundation.

[@StarkUrbex]

Worst fail: was going on a month long train trip. Didnt wanna have the hussle with makeup and stuff so I coloured my lashes by myself at home. Also my eyebrows. Im not a very patient... and yeah the colouring got all over my face. I got a permanent look that Ive just beeing crying my eyes out. All well. Only lasted a couple of weeks. ;o)

[@annabanana6965]

I’m just excited about Charlotte having a channel I never knew about ❤️🥰

[@lizzieliz6717]

I've never, ever been this early! Hi, Charlotte! ❤️❤️❤️

[@CharlotteDobre]

HI BEAUTIFUL!!

[@karome1297]

So when i was 18 i really wanted a complete makeup collection such as eyeshadows, blush, lip colors, foundation, concealer, eyebrow makeup, the whole thing. As a i started learning and doing my makeup i always felt incomplete like my look was always missing something. Flash forward a few more years and i started watching tutorials and i ended up looking 5+ years older than i was. It took me about 2 years ago to do my makeup less dramatic and admit i had nice features on my face that didnt need to be over do it. I ditch the foundation and stuck to lip colors that lool really good on me. Also i let my brows grow and i feel great now. Not to mention my makeup collection is more portable now.

[@slinkywhippet]

I personally think James Charles should be doing up behind his ears & on his neck with his poorly matched (or maybe what colour he aspires to be) as make-up, and showing make-up looks on himself online is his actual job - so whilst I don't think he needs to be perfect all the time I think he definitely needs to be pretty bloody close when he's filming/taking pics etc when he's making millions of it. But that's just me 😊

[@claudiabenigno2796]

He's a pink undertone, but uses a yellow undertone foundation. Thats why it just looks weird

[@CarlosSantos-ln7xe]

He looks weird because he's a ride

[@2Blessed]

Right, if someone is making a living at it, then I feel like their makeup skills are open to criticism, just as in any other profession. I wouldn't critique my friends' makeup, or any random woman on the street or even on the internet, but if you are a makeup 'guru' or makeup artist, that's fair game!

[@lucialu833]

People who watch him are idiots.

[@jose-pie3055]

Just using a bit of eyebrow pencil, subtle wing with a town eyeshadow and a bit of blush is my absolute favorite natural look. It makes a huge difference, is really quick and looks like your not wearing anything😊

[@unkinddonuts6881]

Some of those were, just, Wow!! How do you kindly tell someone that it's to much? I was trying to be nice and told my GF she was penciling in her eyebrows to high... She turned to me and looked surprised... Merry Christmas! Have a wonderful day! Another great video 😂

[@dianabenson6526]

Charlotte snap out of it....we come for the wit and sarcasm if my makeup looked like this I'd expect for you to shame me lol and I would laugh with you

[@jaymanishere]

When I went to high school (a few hundred years ago) a lot of the girls had the line down the jaw line where it looked like they used a trowel to put on their make up. LOL!

[@mariemiles7287]

I absolutely love make up. It accentuates your natural beauty x

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

I wear makeup for me. And it really is rude to assume someone is hiding something about themselves/they're insecure and need to be fixed. As in, there's something wrong with them because they prefer their made up face. It's art, man! Damn!!

[@jennlecher5604]

All the guys on here saying “well, men prefer this and men prefer that...” Guess what bro, nobody gives 2 shots what you prefer! We don’t wear makeup so men will like us. Most of us wear it because we enjoy the process of applying it, enjoy the creativity of it, or just plain feel confident in it

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

@@jennlecher5604 boom!! Also, I can't tell you how many times I've heard that men prefer natural beauty only to see them drooling over an insta-baddie. Do it for you sis, whatever that is. ❤

[@briannab9007]

F*** what men prefer 😂 that is all.

[@alexforce9]

@@jennlecher5604 lmao -well thats bullshit. If you dont care what men think, then why you only wear make outside of the house? Wear it alone at home, if its about you.

[@newtbeans2613]

@@alexforce9 i wear makeup inside the house, even when i dont come out of my room.. and i also wear it outside cause putting colours on your face before going out doesnt equal wanting approval from men

[@eeveequeen15]

4:35 "is especially heinous" I understood that reference lmao

[@yenastyyy]

Yay! Daily dose of Charlotte!🥰🥰

[@animabella8689]

“Hey Everybody” lol my favorite

[@murzagildin]

I love how kind you are. I watched a eyeshadow tutorial and went into the family Christmas party feeling good. The photos of my raccoon eyes say otherwise😬😬😬

[@andihd8768]

I was an athlete growing up, and I chose sleep over getting up extra early to paint myself or drag a bunch of cosmetics around to the pool to get ready after morning workouts. It just became natural to be to not buy into it. As I joined the workforce, I tried but hated the feeling. I'd maybe at best to blush and gloss. To this day I still do nothing. And I still get compliments on my skin being bright and unwrinkled at 45. Be bold. Don't waste your funds on things that promote being unauthentic to you!

[@arkboi2145]

I honestly don't quite understand a person's thought process when they decide to do make-up like the ones in this video. Most people I know wear makeup to either: A) cover-up flaws and imperfections while still looking basically the same, B) to accentuate their face and natural looks (the natural look), C) to add sex appeal and high definition to certain areas of the face. I don't know many people that would willingly look like a clown. As a gay man, I can understand and appreciate Drag Queen makeup. But I also know it's for performance and NOT meant to be an everyday out in the public look. I also go by the saying "less is more." I appreciate any makeup artist that can apply makeup to wear it looks like the model has nothing on at all.

[@greeneyedgal5648]

I used to only wear mascara and maybe some lip color. But I'm on the high end of 40 now and my skin drives me crazy! Rosacea, sun spots (or are they age spots?), dull skin, fine lines and wrinkles! Getting old sucks. And I've started using foundation to hide some of these things, but honestly, it settles into my lines and wrinkles. But at least you can't see my dull, uneven skin tone, I guess? I had heard that drinking water was worse to help plump your skin and improve its texture but I drink 5-6 liters of water a day, have done so for over a year and have seen no difference. But at least I have up soda, so there's that @Charlotte, you have absolutely gorgeous skin! 🤩 No blemishes, beautiful color, looks soft and luminous. Take good care of it girl!

[@BigDave423AAAO]

These people should pick up one of the books by the late Kevyn Aucoin if they want to know the real "power" of makeup.

[@erinkeyehkey6852]

Another good read is "Globalizing Ideal Beauty" by Sutton - read both for a good balanced perspective.

[@clawiyDC4ever]

3:47 Ok but gotta say I naturally have a darker tone on my face than my hands, tbh my whole body is a lighter tone than my face, so I really can't be too mad about that lol

[@elizabethlawson3915]

Ready for a horror story? My aunt hired someone to do my makeup for my wedding. Now i am a PALE woman. The girl told me to bring my own makeup for foundation. She never touched it. She also never touched blush. My makeup was 90% bronzer and my face looked incredibly dark. I had a hair appointment so i could not get her to redo my makeup. Im still haunted by my wedding pictures.

[@90sHouseBoy]

@2:44 this takes me back to high school here in the U.K. the lassies used to have foundation all over their shirts and flouting about thinking they were gorgeous. Lmao 😂

[@berrcelil]

Love your channel & stay safe!

[@WeComeFromALandDownUnder]

Here I go again it’s 1:18 am this time and I just know in another two hours I’ll still be watching Charlotte Dobre videos! Charlotte what are you doing to me, I’m too old to be laughing my ass off so much like this honey? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hannahsings19]

Im currently a student at Paul Mitchell and were learning all about hair, skin, nails, makeup, etc. I was shook when I found out you dont have to have a licenses to do makeup on someone. Yall know how many diseases you can get from dirty, reused makeup brushes? *shudders*

[@jenniferhinson2222]

I'm 35 and have seen so many trends throughout my life, but I've never been a fan! I've always stuck with my same look! It could be because I'm not great at doing makeup, but I love to watch tutorials! And then I try them, and always a huge fail!!!! Not sure if it's the way I apply it, or if it's just not the look for me! I'm a basic gal! I like to try new things, and when I do my husband is like where are you going or who are you getting fancy for!!! So I love that I can still feel pretty enough to kinda make him jealous 😁

[@dominya1157]

My wallet definitely would be fuller if I hadn’t spent my $ on makeup! I’ve definitely been a makeup hoarder over the years! And the sad thing is I rarely use 1/2 of it!

[@hopeg02]

I’ve spent like over 100 since the beginning of the year on makeup and I want more blushes eyeliners lipglosses and mascaras. It never ends once you start liking it

[@Ilovesushi123456]

I love how she’s trying to be nice but is having a really hard time.

[@theshypersistence]

"That'll do it" 😂😂🤣

[@brittanymomto4]

I’m new here and I’ve been binge watching your channel. You crack me up and I’ve gotten my friend watching as well. We have a inside joke about Alabama hot pocket because gross. Anyways love you!

[@CharlotteDobre]

😂😂😂

[@Sig2423]

These photo shopped looks always makes me think of the southpark episode

[@titus4702]

Charlotte uses “quite” Me use “damn that too fkin much!!!”

[@SMOOV415]

I used to work at Very popular makeup counter, some women insist on wearing the wrong color foundation because they think it changes skin colors and conditions. Most amazing to me were African and Asian Indian women who insisted on one of the 11 million shades of white. Make up looks best when its used to enhance the skin you were born with unless you are purposely using it for a costume. Which some people are comfortable wearing each day. Why is that? There’s nothing more beautiful to behold than our different skin colors. We should be celebrating our differences not using them to determine who is what, that’s insane! This video reminds me what we look like after too many KZbin makeup videos looks like.

[@MBrusaZappellini]

Hey Charlotte! Hope you’re feeling better! Have a delightful Christmas 🎄 m

[@hirtisrandolph4843]

6:05... how i my girl PAINT bags under eyes? Did Bob Ross tell you to add happy little jowls? There's no way.

[@nocoho1]

Is Kelly still going to edit your vids, she’s the best 🥺🥺🥺 I love all the Charlotte faces edited on everything 😂😂😂

[@CharlotteDobre]

Oh ya Kelly edits most of my videos!

[@thatanimegeekgirl6580]

Nobody: People when they create a mii character: 0:00

[@Roblyn2020]

Miss Charlotte is always beautiful!!!

[@___LC___]

I began high school in 1989...I think you know where I’m going. It was the Midwestern US, so fashion trends were always two years late (pre-internet.) I wore minimal makeup, and I think I was the only person not in a shade of blue eyeshadow. Every day was an adventure in seeing what hair and makeup would be walking those halls!!!