Funny beauty mishaps?

Feb 2, 2013

Shelley W.

When MAC strobe cream first came out I had an artist use it on my face during a makeover. I loved the effect it had on my cheekbones. I was sold and bought the cream. She warned me more than once that its to highlight and not to apply all over. This went thru one ear and out the other. The next day I applied not one layer of it all over my face but TWO layers. I thought I looked tha bomb. I was sitting in the middle of a meeting at work and my boss just wouldn't stop staring at me. Still clueless I was super miss confident. It took a male co-worker to pull me aside afterwards to show me my disco ball face. I never used it again.lol

Feb 2, 2013

Kaysey L.

In middle school I apparently didn't know how to match my foundation to my skin properly...I looked like an oompa loompa hahaha. Oh and before I knew how to tastefully apply eyeliner...let's not even go there.

Feb 3, 2013

Olivia G.

When dark, thick brows were all the craze, I jumped on board. Enough said haha.

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