Brides come in all shapes and forms. Some are chilled out, only wanting to have a good time on their big day, surrounded by their loved ones. Others, however, become full-on bridezillas and make life a total nightmare for everyone around them. Those are the brides you should avoid at all costs, ideally having as little contact with them as possible. But what happens when the bridezilla is your sister, and her unreasonable demands include requesting that you not wear makeup to her wedding? To make matters worse, what do you do when you suspect that the ridiculous condition is actually coming from her fiancé? Surely it would raise a red flag or two? One woman posted this predicament on Reddit's Am I The As*hole, questioning whether her sister was being unreasonable, emphasizing that she wouldn't feel comfortable attending the wedding without wearing makeup.
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Makeup is meant for adults; there are no two ways about it. Sure, kids can experiment and have fun with their mom or older sister's makeup, but only with adult supervision and within the framework of playing dress-up. Aside from the fact that adults encouraging children to wear makeup hild can cause body image issues that a child shouldn't have, some makeup contains chemicals that aren't designed for children's skin and can cause irritation and rashes. One father discovered this the hard way when his wife experimented with her makeup on their two-year-old child, which caused her to break out in a rash. A parenting war erupted over who was right.
People are really touchy about what others borrow from them. Apparently, not all of us internalized 'sharing is caring' in kindergarten. A Reddit user asked the women on the platform what they would never share with others, and honestly, many of the answers were understandable. Some things just weren't meant to be shared, and that's okay. Scroll down and see if their answers match up with yours.
Catfishing, hatfishing, kittenfishing - evidently, the internet is rife with all types of fishing, the most classic being catfishing. Sometimes it seems like every person online is somehow significantly hotter than you, but some of those people are definitely guilty of catfishing. After all, a little makeup (or a lot) and some Photoshop skills could work wonders on someone's profile. People decided to reveal what they look like without all their catfishing skills. The before-and-after pictures are insane - these catfishers don't even look like the same person! Check 'em out below.
If you're a woman who has even the slightest interest in beauty, skincare, or makeup, chances are you've lost months' worth of rent to Sephora. It's the place we hate to love and love to hate. The Narnia of the beauty world and the place where we kid ourselves into thinking we'll "only spend $100 this time." Never has anyone ever left Sephora, having spent anything less than a small country's worth of makeup. But when those black and white isles call our name and sell us the promise of flawless, glossy skin, there's not much we can do to stop it.
Makeup is an art, especially when it's done well. I guess that's why they call them makeup artists. But sometimes, it's a failed art form, and the amateurs give the professionals an awful rep. These women whose makeup totally backfired on their faces, whether it was their wrongdoing or a makeup artist's failed attempt, we can only scroll through and feel sorry for these poor ladies. Better luck next time, eh?
If you were lucky enough, then growing up, your dad was your superhero. Little girls should always feel protected and loved by their fathers, but some dads go above and beyond to be the best friend every young girl needs. And sometimes, that includes letting them do your makeup and not saying a word in protest. Scroll through these pictures of superhero dads and I challenge you to not feel all the feels.
They say makeup is meant to enhance the wearer's natural beauty, not change their appearance (unless that's what you're aiming for, of course). But it's a delicate balance between enhancing your god-given beauty and creating a reality that isn't there. And these people prove just how fine that line is. These pictures of makeup fails will leave you utterly cringed out.
In today's over-saturated market, makeup artists have a hard time standing out. When it comes to showcasing your talents on social media, originality is vital. One Israeli makeup artist has found her niche by creating mesmerizing images on people's eyelids. From drawing stunningly intricate Disney characters to detailed, delicious-looking treats, Tal Peleg somehow manages to create masterpieces on eyelids that look like photographs. They bring a whole new meaning to the term "eye-candy."
Ladies, if you're familiar with the trials and tribulations of makeup, then you'll appreciate these memes. From attempting to follow YouTube tutorials, but failing miserably to being asked if you're sick on the days that you don't wear any makeup, these makeup memes speak to the soul (or the face).
They say makeup is meant to enhance a person's existing, natural beauty, not change their face completely. But those people haven't seen the work of Dain Yoon, a Korean makeup artist who creates the most incredible optical illusions out of makeup. Her designs will leave your mind blown, questioning whether you are looking at a person's face or a photoshopped image. Check out some of her unbelievable works of art below.
They say that makeup is meant to enhance a person's natural beauty. These people clearly didn't get that memo because their makeup attempts are next-level and should be considered crimes against all-things-beauty. Take a look at these hilarious makeup fails, and cringe along with us.
We love bringing you all the beauty blunders we come across. It's crazy how someone will do something to their face or body that makes it look WORSE, just because it's trending. The latest beauty fail is in the form of Bratz Dolls makeup looks. That's right; people are transforming their faces to look like the big-eyed, big-headed popular children's dolls. The talent might be exceptional, but the final look? No. Thank. You. Check out some of the makeup looks below and let us know what you think.
Makeup artists these days are coming up with incredible ways to showcase their talent, proving how much makeup can transform a person's face. Canadian based makeup artist Mimi Choi is taking her creativity one step further, and producing incredibly realistic images of food on different parts of her body that blend seamlessly into the background. Her painting skills create a 3D illusion effect, making it look like she has real food placed onto her body. Mimi's unique artistic style makes for mesmerizing pictures and videos, the best of which we've compiled for you below.
Makeup artists have the ability to enhance the natural beauty of any face using clever contouring and concealing any blemishes. But it's another skill entirely to be able to use makeup to transform a face into that of another... especially when it comes to looking like celebrities. That's exactly what Alexis Stone, an extremely talented makeup artist from Manchester, UK, can do as if it's no effort whatsoever. The drag queen's Instagram - which boasts 840k followers - is full of his incredible pictures of total celebrity transformations that he has created on his own face. From Angelina Jolie to Jennifer Aniston, to Greta Thunberg, he nails it every single time. Scroll through these pictures and check out his extreme talent.
Behind every successful selfie posted online are tens of ones that didn't make the cut. Either the lighting was off, or the filter wasn't good. Or, the grimace was too strong! These girls show how dramatically different someone's face can be when they pull a grimace or goofy smile, proving that behind the beauty is also a great sense of humor!
