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15 Girls Who Trusted the Wrong People to Do Their Makeup
There are over 3,300 makeup artists in the US alone, with 79% of them being women. This means that every city has enough professionals from which customers can choose. Unfortunately, not everyone reads the reviews or asks for other people’s experiences. Because if they did, they would have saved themselves some serious heartache.
Now I’ve Seen Everything realizes that makeup is a huge deal for many women, and these 15 girls are proof that some makeup artists should find a different career path.
“And the entire hairline! It looks like someone tossed flour through a fan at her.”
This girl went to get her trial makeup done for her wedding. She wanted natural makeup with light lips. Here is what she got.
“Just a little self roasting session for how I used to do my eyebrows...”
“This is the makeup I got before a small fashion show I was supposed to be in.”
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“Asked a makeup artist for homecoming makeup.”
“I went to get trial makeup done for prom. I don’t know if 100% of this is bad or not, but the left side isn’t that great.”
“I got my hair and makeup done for free as a ’model’ in Brazil, I was happy with the hair — with the makeup, not so much.”
“I got my makeup done and the artist BUTCHERED my eyebrows. The second picture shows my natural eyebrows.”
“I just can’t with the foundation in the hairline.”
“My sad wedding makeup that I paid $50 for”
“I tried to do an ’ombré’ Deadpool look. It was terrible. I blame their shadows, 90%. The other 10% was me.”
“I never wore makeup in high school, so I decided to get my prom makeup done at a popular cosmetic store 4 years ago. I felt like I should share this.”
I don't think this is bad, the shadow is a little intense, but not really that overdone. Guess it's the shock after not wearing any makeup
what is all the redness in center of forehead?
It isn't all that bad but they overdid the eye shadow, I think.
“The makeup artist told me that a warm color on my face would exaggerate the warmth and make my face look very red. Now I look like a ’90s Barbie doll.”
I think you look pretty,
“Asked for a peachy, subtle look for my wedding...”
“The unblended contour, blush, and highlight are giving me ice cream vibes.”
Your skin and brows looks better, but the eye liner is weird.
Have you ever gone to a makeup artist and instead of having a glamorous transformation, you suffered an emotional breakdown?