Gilbert was just one-and-a-half years old when she started losing her hair, and she was officially diagnosed with alopecia areata one year later. Her hair loss only became worse over the years, and she eventually shaved her hair off but later started losing eyelashes and eyebrows during her teenage years.

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Makeup helped her cope with this loss and slowly became her safe haven. She felt conscious about her appearance as a teen and getting creative with makeup helped her cope with her insecurities. People often complimented her on her makeup, and she eventually decided to share her tutorials with the world.

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They quickly blew up online and became a huge hit among women who also live with alopecia. Gilbert’s video made them feel seen, and they started going to her for advice on the makeup front.

Makeup videos put her Instagram page @danigmakeup on the map, and she later started her own wig brand DMuse, creating high-quality wigs that guarantee comfort and style while looking realistic.

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The UK-based Tulloch has a big following on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, where she is known as CakeFacerJ.

If he were alive, Picasso would probably be best friend with Tulloch, because her face often looks like she stepped off one of his paintings. Melted, sliced, or stitched up face portraits of your favorite TV show or something you could just imagine. These are the makeup looks you will find if you scroll through her Instagram or TikTok.

“Illusions create such confusion to an onlooker, and I have to admit I find it really entertaining when someone is confused by the work I’ve done when in reality it is a simple concept,” she shared in a statement. “I think that makeup can be interpreted in different ways, and I feel many are starting to realize that you don’t necessarily have to use makeup to look or feel pretty.”

Scroll down and check out her artwork below.

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It’s all about embracing a bitten-by-winter look. To achieve this look, makeup artists recommend using “rosy blush, shimmer-dusted, ‘frosty’ eyeshadow, rosy lip stain, and a matte powder”.

@elsaroshe #모델 #modelkorea #model #korea #grwm #makeup #grwmmakeup #메이크업 #imcold#imcoldmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

“You want to focus the placement of blush on the nose and below the under-eye area,” says Carolina Banegas, a makeup artist from Miami told Well and Good. “This will mimic the effect of snow-blistered cheeks.”

@taontm Trying “I’m cold” makeup #makeup #wintermakeup #imcoldmakeup #beautytok ♬ original sound – EX7STENCE

One of the best things about the “I’m Cold” trend is that it is highly versatile and can be adapted to suit a wide range of skin tones and personal styles. If you prefer a subtler, understated look or a bold, dramatic statement, there’s a way to make the “I’m Cold” trend work for you.

Overall, the “I’m Cold” makeup trend is a beautiful way to embrace the winter season and add some frosty magic to your beauty routine. Whether you’re headed to a formal event or just looking for a way to add some sparkle to your everyday look, this trend is definitely worth giving a try.

@lewis.chia lowkey my everyday makeup routine hehe #imcoldmakeup #douyinmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

@ysumaya I’m not built for the winter but at least my makeup looks cute my take on the “I’m cold” makeup trend that I LOVE ib: @zoekimkenealy #wintermakeuplook #makeuptutorial #imcoldmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

@inatalieking tried the “im cold” make up today #coldgirl #coldgirlmakeup #imcoldmakeup #fyp ♬ steal my girl – senia

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Nicky Hill is a British make-up guru who uses her skills and talent to transform herself into a celebrity. With the help of a brush and some lipstick, she can easily become Adele, Angelina Jolie, or even Robin Williams.

Other than taking on the faces of singers and actors, Hill also likes to experiment with other optical illusions. This includes taking on fictional characters or performing some horror-inspired looks.

Hill started experimenting with different looks after the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for her to do her usual work. She decided to focus on creativity and use the free time trying other make-up styles.

This turned out to be a great decision, as Hill’s works have been met with much praise on social media. Check out some of them below.

The post Woman Transforms Herself into Celebrities Using the Power of Make-Up appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

If you’re looking for some nail inspiration this winter, we recommend following Mei Kawajiri. Known online as Nails by Mei, Kawajiri’s clients include A-listers like Dua Lipa and Alexa Demie, as well as fashion brands like Balenciaga and Alexander Wang. She has also won some awards and in October 2019 the British Fashion Council named her as one of their New Wave: Creatives ahead of the Fashion Awards.

Currently based in NYC, Kawajiri had mastered the art of the nail in Japan, having studied first classic manicure techniques at a beauty school in Osaka, before moving onto more risque nail art. “I was thinking [that I wanted to be a] tattoo artist but my mom said no,” she recalled in an interview with Coveteur. “I knew I wanted to have art on my body all the time, [so] I decided I should be a nail artist and went to nail school at the age of 19.”

Her designs these days are anything but conventional. Bold, colorful, and often sparkly—her nails aren’t for the faint of heart. Recent nail art (shared on Instagram) include Stay Home-themed nails, manga nails, and even some pencils and hand made composition notebooks sculpted on her hand.

Join her growing fanbase on Instagram.

The post Mei Kawajiri’s Will Inspire You to Take Some Risk With Your Nails appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Makeup artist Marie Bruce just might inspire you to take some risk. Based in London, Bruce has trained professionally at the London College of Fashion, and now travels around the world, across Europe, the US and Asia, with clients including brands like Kenzo and Opening Ceremony, as well as Rita Ora.

“My work is very collaborative,” she told Lecture in Progress, explaining her work process “from the moment you’re asked your availability to contributing to the shoot concept and physically applying the make-up. You’ll be assessing a model’s features, thinking about what may suit them, and how it will fit in with the overall concept.” According to Bruce, when it comes to photoshoots, it’s very important to visualize the bigger picture, as you’re working on the finer details.

“I work predominantly within fashion, but also crossover into celebrity and music,” she added. “The clients I tend to work for are fashion or art magazines, fashion brands, and musicians. The more high-profile brands and bigger clients naturally develop me as I go and with each job I gain a little more confidence!”

Her Instagram page will inspire you to step out of your comfort zone—at least a little.

The post Marie Bruce Will Inspire You to Add Some Color to Your Makeup Routine appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

“I have my own instincts about beauty and what moves me and that’s what I pursue,” explained the makeup artist in an interview with Forbes, explaining that making celebrities pretty doesn’t tickle her fancy. Instead, she chooses to explore a darker side to the beauty industry, calling to question are very ideas about beauty.

Her artistic approach hasn’t gone unnoticed. In fact, she’s worked with some of the hottest celebrities out there – icons like Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, and Miley Cyrus, proving that even the world’s rich and famous are looking for that extra edge. Beginning her career by face painting at children’s parties, Ffrench expanded her tool kit by collaborating with photographers such as David Sims and Mert and Marcus on shoots for Interview Magazine, Dazed Magazine, and Vogue Italia, among others.

Follow her Instagram page for that extra oomph.

The post Follow the Makeup Artist Who’s Drawn to the Strange appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

It all began seven years ago as a hobby, and now she’s sharing her incredible talent with her 5 million-plus subscribers on YouTube and more than 1 million Instagram followers.

From Betty Boop to rapper Cardi B, Tamang continues to amaze her fans with her creativity. No wonder she’s dubbed as the “Transformation Queen.” Check out this makeup magician below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaXG2ialbJM/?taken-by=promisetamang

https://www.instagram.com/p/BUDwQ-3FMmo/?taken-by=promisetamang

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Gilbert was just one-and-a-half years old when she started losing her hair, and she was officially diagnosed with alopecia areata one year later. Her hair loss only became worse over the years, and she eventually shaved her hair off but later started losing eyelashes and eyebrows during her teenage years.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 (@danigmakeup)

Makeup helped her cope with this loss and slowly became her safe haven. She felt conscious about her appearance as a teen and getting creative with makeup helped her cope with her insecurities. People often complimented her on her makeup, and she eventually decided to share her tutorials with the world.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 (@danigmakeup)

They quickly blew up online and became a huge hit among women who also live with alopecia. Gilbert’s video made them feel seen, and they started going to her for advice on the makeup front.

Makeup videos put her Instagram page @danigmakeup on the map, and she later started her own wig brand DMuse, creating high-quality wigs that guarantee comfort and style while looking realistic.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 (@danigmakeup)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 𝑫𝒂𝒏𝒊 (@danigmakeup)

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The post Meet Dani G, the Influencer With Alopecia Who’s Redefining Beauty Standards appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

The UK-based Tulloch has a big following on TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, where she is known as CakeFacerJ.

If he were alive, Picasso would probably be best friend with Tulloch, because her face often looks like she stepped off one of his paintings. Melted, sliced, or stitched up face portraits of your favorite TV show or something you could just imagine. These are the makeup looks you will find if you scroll through her Instagram or TikTok.

“Illusions create such confusion to an onlooker, and I have to admit I find it really entertaining when someone is confused by the work I’ve done when in reality it is a simple concept,” she shared in a statement. “I think that makeup can be interpreted in different ways, and I feel many are starting to realize that you don’t necessarily have to use makeup to look or feel pretty.”

Scroll down and check out her artwork below.

The post Makeup Artist Creates Illusions Picasso Would Be Jealous Of appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

It’s all about embracing a bitten-by-winter look. To achieve this look, makeup artists recommend using “rosy blush, shimmer-dusted, ‘frosty’ eyeshadow, rosy lip stain, and a matte powder”.

@elsaroshe #모델 #modelkorea #model #korea #grwm #makeup #grwmmakeup #메이크업 #imcold#imcoldmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

“You want to focus the placement of blush on the nose and below the under-eye area,” says Carolina Banegas, a makeup artist from Miami told Well and Good. “This will mimic the effect of snow-blistered cheeks.”

@taontm Trying “I’m cold” makeup #makeup #wintermakeup #imcoldmakeup #beautytok ♬ original sound – EX7STENCE

One of the best things about the “I’m Cold” trend is that it is highly versatile and can be adapted to suit a wide range of skin tones and personal styles. If you prefer a subtler, understated look or a bold, dramatic statement, there’s a way to make the “I’m Cold” trend work for you.

Overall, the “I’m Cold” makeup trend is a beautiful way to embrace the winter season and add some frosty magic to your beauty routine. Whether you’re headed to a formal event or just looking for a way to add some sparkle to your everyday look, this trend is definitely worth giving a try.

@lewis.chia lowkey my everyday makeup routine hehe #imcoldmakeup #douyinmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

@ysumaya I’m not built for the winter but at least my makeup looks cute my take on the “I’m cold” makeup trend that I LOVE ib: @zoekimkenealy #wintermakeuplook #makeuptutorial #imcoldmakeup ♬ original sound – ci

@inatalieking tried the “im cold” make up today #coldgirl #coldgirlmakeup #imcoldmakeup #fyp ♬ steal my girl – senia

The post “I’m Cold” is the Newest Makeup Trend appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Nicky Hill is a British make-up guru who uses her skills and talent to transform herself into a celebrity. With the help of a brush and some lipstick, she can easily become Adele, Angelina Jolie, or even Robin Williams.

Other than taking on the faces of singers and actors, Hill also likes to experiment with other optical illusions. This includes taking on fictional characters or performing some horror-inspired looks.

Hill started experimenting with different looks after the coronavirus pandemic made it impossible for her to do her usual work. She decided to focus on creativity and use the free time trying other make-up styles.

This turned out to be a great decision, as Hill’s works have been met with much praise on social media. Check out some of them below.

The post Woman Transforms Herself into Celebrities Using the Power of Make-Up appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

If you’re looking for some nail inspiration this winter, we recommend following Mei Kawajiri. Known online as Nails by Mei, Kawajiri’s clients include A-listers like Dua Lipa and Alexa Demie, as well as fashion brands like Balenciaga and Alexander Wang. She has also won some awards and in October 2019 the British Fashion Council named her as one of their New Wave: Creatives ahead of the Fashion Awards.

Currently based in NYC, Kawajiri had mastered the art of the nail in Japan, having studied first classic manicure techniques at a beauty school in Osaka, before moving onto more risque nail art. “I was thinking [that I wanted to be a] tattoo artist but my mom said no,” she recalled in an interview with Coveteur. “I knew I wanted to have art on my body all the time, [so] I decided I should be a nail artist and went to nail school at the age of 19.”

Her designs these days are anything but conventional. Bold, colorful, and often sparkly—her nails aren’t for the faint of heart. Recent nail art (shared on Instagram) include Stay Home-themed nails, manga nails, and even some pencils and hand made composition notebooks sculpted on her hand.

Join her growing fanbase on Instagram.

The post Mei Kawajiri’s Will Inspire You to Take Some Risk With Your Nails appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

Makeup artist Marie Bruce just might inspire you to take some risk. Based in London, Bruce has trained professionally at the London College of Fashion, and now travels around the world, across Europe, the US and Asia, with clients including brands like Kenzo and Opening Ceremony, as well as Rita Ora.

“My work is very collaborative,” she told Lecture in Progress, explaining her work process “from the moment you’re asked your availability to contributing to the shoot concept and physically applying the make-up. You’ll be assessing a model’s features, thinking about what may suit them, and how it will fit in with the overall concept.” According to Bruce, when it comes to photoshoots, it’s very important to visualize the bigger picture, as you’re working on the finer details.

“I work predominantly within fashion, but also crossover into celebrity and music,” she added. “The clients I tend to work for are fashion or art magazines, fashion brands, and musicians. The more high-profile brands and bigger clients naturally develop me as I go and with each job I gain a little more confidence!”

Her Instagram page will inspire you to step out of your comfort zone—at least a little.

The post Marie Bruce Will Inspire You to Add Some Color to Your Makeup Routine appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

“I have my own instincts about beauty and what moves me and that’s what I pursue,” explained the makeup artist in an interview with Forbes, explaining that making celebrities pretty doesn’t tickle her fancy. Instead, she chooses to explore a darker side to the beauty industry, calling to question are very ideas about beauty.

Her artistic approach hasn’t gone unnoticed. In fact, she’s worked with some of the hottest celebrities out there – icons like Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, and Miley Cyrus, proving that even the world’s rich and famous are looking for that extra edge. Beginning her career by face painting at children’s parties, Ffrench expanded her tool kit by collaborating with photographers such as David Sims and Mert and Marcus on shoots for Interview Magazine, Dazed Magazine, and Vogue Italia, among others.

Follow her Instagram page for that extra oomph.

The post Follow the Makeup Artist Who’s Drawn to the Strange appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

It all began seven years ago as a hobby, and now she’s sharing her incredible talent with her 5 million-plus subscribers on YouTube and more than 1 million Instagram followers.

From Betty Boop to rapper Cardi B, Tamang continues to amaze her fans with her creativity. No wonder she’s dubbed as the “Transformation Queen.” Check out this makeup magician below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaXG2ialbJM/?taken-by=promisetamang

https://www.instagram.com/p/BUDwQ-3FMmo/?taken-by=promisetamang

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