- Hi kids, it's Eureka here.
And I am about to paint myself
from here to kingdom come.
I am going to be doing a replication
of my inner saboteur look, inspired by the late,
but absolutely great and iconic Divine.
Her most famous film, of course, is Pink Flamingos,
where she might eat something that's a little obscure.
You'll have to look it up to find out what that is.
Anyway, I'm going to go from this
to this.
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I'm gonna start by shedding some things.
I don't wanna get my glasses dirty,
gotta get those out the way.
I'm not gonna let my elephant,
look at her, get messed up,
so I'm gonna set her right over here.
And I'm gonna take this layer off
cause I'm big and I get hot.
We're gonna get started today with foundation.
I like to use like a greasier foundation
cause I have naturally dry skin.
Cover these eyebrows.
Put a little extra on the forehead.
So I'm taking my sponge, which is just
a big-sized triangle sponge here.
So what you're learning right now,
is the older school method.
Now there's so many methods of contouring,
and using cream contours, and things like that.
You'll find with my make-up, I keep it very basic.
The reason I do that is because I'm a basic hoe,
with no true talent.
So we're gonna move on to powder.
I like to use a loose translucent powder,
and I like to pat in a lot.
This face of make-up, I call beatin' my muck.
Cause I'm literally beating powder into this grease,
so that way it lasts longer.
Now when you do under your nose, blow out while you do it.
Anything that's big and fluffy makes me happy.
So I use my big fluffy brush,
and I dust off this excess powder.
And I just kinda go in circles,
and it helps blend that powder into my face.
Old, tight, blank slate, honey.
So, like I said, I'm old school drag.
I go straight in for the fan brush,
and straight to the contour.
See, hold that cheek in.
And I cut my cheeks first.
And what I do is I match it from the top of my ear
underneath my balls.
And I'm not talkin' about the ones between my legs,
ya nasty bitches out there.
Up underneath my balls.
(laughing)
Why does balls make me giggle?
Probably cause I'm a nasty bitch, but.
So next I'm gonna come in to my nose,
and I'm just gonna lightly brush it
on the side of the bridge.
Now, throughout this process,
it's gonna give streaky looks here and there.
What I usually do, is I just like to get the base
of everything on.
I like to come above the button in my nose,
cause I like to give myself a real dramatic button.
I'm very impatient with make-up,
so I like to do it as quick as possible.
Because I like it sometimes.
But a lot of times, girl, I got stuff to do.
I gotta get ready, honey, to go to the supermarket,
to pick up my kids from day care.
I'm gonna start here, too.
I'm gonna put some contour in my parking lot.
That's what I like to call these.
And I just like to blend that down.
And what it does is it creates the fact
that my forehead is not huge.
The thing is is I have a huge face,
so I've got to round it out.
I gotta give myself high cheekbones,
give myself a smaller forehead,
take my face into a direction where it's more feminine.
And I go straight behind the ear, down my neck,
and I come a little bit back.
What it does is on stage, see,
I'm creating a neck.
And then I like to bring it right under here
where the fattiest part of my neck is
and just kinda darken it in.
And then I come straight down the middle.
Now I like to take a little bit of a glow kit color,
usually like a goldy or a bronze,
and I'll use a fluffier brush,
and I'll just kinda blend over this a little bit.
What it does is it takes some of that really darkness
out of it, and it makes it just a little bit softer.
As you can tell, it's defining this face line
where my chin looks bigger, my jawline looks skinnier.
So I'm blending here.
Blending down into this,
this is my darkest brown first.
I'll come back in with my loose powder,
that translucent that I was using to set my make-up.
And I'm gonna take my powder puff,
and I'm gonna dip just a corner of it,
and I'm gonna put a little bit under my eye here.
This actually helps protect from fallout.
And what fallout is is when you're putting on the black
or the colors onto your eye makeup.
Some of that dust will fall down on your face.
Well girl, we don't want streaks all down our face.
I like to put a little bit extra loose right here too.
Just cause I sweat here.
I do a little bit here on my forehead too.
And then down my nose.
I call this the T zone,
cause if you wanna look the T,
you highlight this area.
Look, this is my little cinnamon roll.
I'm gonna turn her into a sumo wrestler fantasy,
and I'm gonna tie her up just to get that little bitch
out the way, girl.
And then I'm giving you Bam Bam ate Pebbles realness.
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We want this face to have dimension.
We want it to have color.
We want our white to be super bright.
Our black to be super dark.
So what I start with is I start with like
a white foundationy grease type product.
You can use, if you real broke,
you can use even clown white.
What I use, is I use the same brand of pen stick
that I use for my face but I use the white color.
And what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna shape this white area.
And I'm gonna do this line here
to where it's basically where the bottom
of my eyebrow is gonna be.
Divine is known for an extremely, extremely dramatic eye.
And she was actually bald-headed.
Because she had such a far back receding hairline,
she would paint all the way back
to where her bald head was.
Now I like to do white in the corners here,
cause I like to make it a little dramatic
and separate that black from my nose.
And I'll just kinda round that out as much as I can here.
And I'll pull it up into where I'm gonna be creating
like a dramatic eyelid type shape moment.
So now that our white is put down,
I have pat in with a white eye shadow,
and as you can tell, see now I can run this across this
and it sets, that grease has been set
with a white powder.
Divine went very dark colors.
So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna stick
with a purple family to do my blending color.
Now I have a deep plum,
and then I have a bright violet purple.
You'll see the difference.
See there's the bright violet.
This is the deep plum.
The bright violet is very, very pigmented
and very bright.
So I'm gonna start with this bright, bright color
and I'm gonna come right across this edge
and start giving that shape that I'm going for.
I want it to kind of curve up.
Not just go straight back,
cause I want there to be some depth in this eye shape.
And I'm gonna take that deep plum
and I'm just gonna kinda blend right along the edge.
Bitch, look at that blend!
I'm gonna take that fluffy white brush,
dab it right in that middle,
cause it want it to be the whitest right here.
And then I'm just gonna kind of run this lightly here
and it helps.
Oh my lanta!
Oh look at the blend!
You see that magic comin' together?
It literally is so exciting.
And I'm just lightly brushing that white.
And what it does is it blends that color down.
Something I can dip my brushes on
to get my brush like all wet.
I can dip it in my black
and I can create lines with it a little easier
without it falling out.
So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do this line here
to give the black elevation that I'm wanting.
See, to the corner of my eye.
It just helps me control the line work a little bit.
And I'm gonna come in right here
and I'm just gonna lightly brush to create a line here
cause I want this to be shaped.
See what I'm sayin'.
I'm gonna do the same thing here on this side.
And I'm just lightly touching the brush
cause I don't wanna push too hard
cause then it might mess up my shape.
I'm just wanting to start get those,
start getting those lines in there.
Start creating shape.
Now I like to take that same brush,
lord I have a bad habit of suckin' on my brushes.
I'm sorry ya'll, ya'll can suck on your brushes
or you can dip it in water.
I showed you the technique.
I'm a suck on these things,
because they're mine, you know what I mean.
I probably wouldn't advise you
to suck on other people's brushes
unless that's your sort of thing, you know.
If you wanna suck on other people's brushes, be my guest.
So I'm a pull this to the side
and I'm gonna create another line.
Ooh yes.
Ooh I get so excited about the black, honey.
Ooh the black eyeshadow is my favorite, honey.
Wave your hands in the air if you feel me.
Yes!
So I'm bringing this up to a shape here.
I'm just kinda bringing it all the way up
to that purple and I'm bringing it straight across
this crease here.
And I'm gonna take this back to my hair.
Ooh it's startin' to get good, ya'll.
Ooh I get so excited over make-up like this.
This is not as clean of a line as I want it to be.
I reach in my back pocket,
and I just pull me a card out.
And I find that same wet black brush.
And I dip it back on that wet paper towel,
run it in the black a little bit.
I like to flatten it out with my lips
cause I'm a nasty bitch.
And I just lay that card to the corner of my eye
and I do it in sections.
So I just kinda run it
and then I lay it flat on this side
and I run it.
Boom, honey!
Look how straight that line is now.
Oh my god.
Oh man, that is good stuff, honey.
Girl, painted for the grocery store,
down the road across the street, honey.
My titties are sweatin' I'm gettin' so excited.
(laughing)
This is where blending from the black
into everything else comes in.
I'm gonna take that really bright purple
and I'm just gonna come over this black edge first.
Oh my gosh.
And I'm gonna really go heavy over where that black line is.
Oh my gosh!
Now that's good.
You blend that out,
and people will be gagging on your eloganza.
And you can use this for a smaller eye, too.
It does not have to be this dramatic.
Now, what I'm doing is I'm blending up
into this white with this purple.
I'm takin' that fluffy white.
Now I'm runnin' it across the white area at the top first.
Gonna do that with both sides,
cause I don't want my white brush
to get too much purple on it.
I'm gonna blow it.
So I'm gonna do this the same.
I'm gonna just lightly blend
that white down into that purple.
So now I'm gonna get into my eyebrow.
Now I keep my little nubs.
I don't, bitch, I shave my eyebrows off,
cause I am dedicated to the craft.
Now what I'm gonna do is I'm takin' this pencil
and I'm just kinda going right across this line.
I want it to be straight and pretty.
And I'm just doin' the bottom line of my eyebrow.
And I'm gonna go all the way up.
Now I like to draw the next line,
which is the top line.
I like to do a thicker eyebrow, but I have a big face.
So I'm gonna make sure I do a real dramatic, thick eyebrow.
Now for a face like this,
this is where I put the arch of my eyebrow in.
And I just kinda taper it real straight
to the end here.
I darken that tail in.
I bring it right down into this here.
I have like a burgundy brown I like to use.
So I'm gonna come in.
Get a lot of material in this middle section.
Just to darken that middle part in
so I don't have to go in with a little brush
and like fill all this space in.
And I'll just kinda go right here
up the bottom.
A lot of this is stop, rinse, repeat.
Stop, rinse, repeat.
So I'm gonna come in with a bronzey color
and I'm just gonna come right into this hole here.
Right into this hole here,
and kinda make 'em about the same size.
I'm gonna take a lighter bronze color
and I'm just gonna lightly blend
this corner up into that eyebrow.
Now I'm gonna take my fluffy white brush,
I like to really highlight my nose.
So I'm gonna come here on my button
with a highlight.
I'm gonna come up the bridge
and right here between my eyes.
And I like to use this brush
cause it kinda thickens out here
and it blends that up, you see what I'm sayin'?
So it's not as prominent that I got that whatever.
And I like to just really highlight my forehead
if I'm doin' a dramatic make-up.
For the bottom of my eye, I take that thin black
that I was gettin' wet, the black brush.
Just kinda run it right across here.
I'm gonna come back with that vibrant purple brush
I been usin'.
I'ma dip it back in that vibrant purple.
I'm just gonna lightly dust it
under my eye make-up here.
I come back in with my white
and I just kinda blend it right here in this dot.
I just kinda pat it in.
And what it'll do is it kinda just
makes that dolor and that white
weirdly kinda blend together
but really brighten this corner.
Because it's gonna open that eye up a lot.
And it's right next to my eyeball
which brings a lot of focus in there.
Takin' my liquid liner.
I wanna do a nice liner here.
I'm a come into this corner,
and that's how that corner's gonna get finished up.
Cleaned it right up, see the difference?
In this side versus this side.
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Now I like to use wig bonding glue
because I need a little extra hold
for my lashes, you know.
I like to wear a big, dramatic lash.
Now, the lashes that I have
are two pair of 301s cut up
and glued together onto another pair of 301s.
I use a pair of 301s first.
Just a little dainty lash.
And I usually set it in this end first
and then just lightly go across
and just lightly pat it.
You don't have to force a pair of lashes on.
That glue will make a mess.
Don't worry about pushin' it up yet,
just let it sit there and dry on your eyelid.
Don't mess with it too much,
cause then you're gonna end up with glue in your eyes.
And it's not gonna stick.
And then I'm just gonna kind of blink
into my finger which causes that lash to go up
where it needs to be.
A custom bottom lash here.
Which is also a lash that you can find out
how to do on my YouTube channel.
And I just sit her right in the middle of that eye make-up.
Bam!
Ooh she's adding drama, honey.
Okay, now I'm comin' in with my real fancy top lash
that I have pre-edited, pre-added stones to.
Ya'll don't even know what to think right now,
mama is so painted.
And you just wanna take your mascara
and kinda blend your real lashes just a little bit.
You don't want 'em to look real dusty.
You see how that makes a little bit of a difference?
Back to my cheeks.
Now what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna take that
dark burgundy brown and I'm gonna just blend it
right here.
Just real dark right here.
I want a drama cheek.
So I'm goin' really, really, really, really dark
just at this beginning.
Now then I have a big fluffy brush
that I'm gonna use for like a lighter brown.
And I'm just gonna kinda blend over that.
You see how that just kinda blends that out?
Now I want a real bright color.
I'm gonna do like a bright pink.
And I'm just gonna dab it here for a second.
Dab it here.
Now, I'm gonna take this brush,
just brush it out this way.
And I'm gonna get my glow kit.
And I'm gonna find me a nice amber gold,
or hot sand color and I'm just gonna kinda blend
right here with it.
Just right here.
And then I'm gonna come in with my really, really bright,
it's like a rainbow, all kinds of colors into one.
And I'm just gonna come right here.
Has like a little bit of a green tint.
I'm gonna take that highlight
and come right under this cheek, just right under.
I'm a take my fluffy brush
and I'm gonna dust off.
Now I'm gonna go into a lip color.
First I'm gonna just kinda put it on my lips.
This is a nice lipstick
that lasts a long time.
It dries matte.
And I'm just puttin' it
on my actual lip.
And I'm a come up above my lip
and come straight out.
I'm a come in with a lighter pink
and I'm gonna do a highlight.
And then I'm gonna come in
with a nude gloss.
I'm gonna come right in the middle.
Again, it's all about blending.
We're blending.
And then I'm gonna come in
with just a little bit of a nude matte.
Come right here on this bottom.
So now, you know make-up isn't complete
with everything else.
So ya'll stay tuned.
I'm about to throw some hair and a little gig on.
Alright you guys, this is my final inspired look
for my inner saboteur runway
from RuPaul's Drag Race Season 10.
I am sending you all nothing but love.
I can't wait to see you at the finale.
I can't wait to see you in the future.
I can't wait to see you all over the world.
I'm ready for my AA meeting, are you?
(laughing)
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