- Shabbat shablam, everybody!
It's Miz Cracker from season 10.
We're going to to a little makeup tutorial
Pippy Longstocking/denim-and-diamonds look today.
I'm going to take you from this that my mother made
to this face, that I made.
The first thing I want to do
is to get rid of everything I don't like,
which on my face is basically everything.
So let's start by covering my thinning,
dishwater brown hair.
Pull that up and away.
Duct tape, to pull about 10 years off of my face.
We're going to pull my skin back.
We're going to glue the side at my temples right here
and then yank my face back.
Woo, this is so much fun.
I can't wait for three hours from now when I have a migraine
from everything I've done to my skull.
And we're securing these little tape marks here.
She is lifted, goddammit.
So here's the canvas, it's time to do the paint.
I'm taking this little cotton pad with rubbing alcohol.
I'm removing some of the oils off of my skin.
Oil interacts with all of your makeup
and keeps things from setting properly,
so let's just dry this bitch out.
I have these nice, Eastern-European, Jewish eyebrows.
Look at all of that fur.
We're gonna get rid of that.
So you're running your eyebrow backwards.
Shablam!
I don't shave my eyebrows because
one of the most important things about drag for me
is the double life.
I like to be fully a boy when I'm a boy,
and fully a woman when I'm a woman,
and I don't want there to be any evidence
on my face of drag when I'm out of drag.
We're going to go in here and put some foundation in.
Get a professional television Paint Stick.
It will cover all of your childhood issues.
The funny thing about me doing a makeup tutorial
is that I care like the least about makeup.
For me, drag is about interacting with people,
telling stories, making people laugh,
getting ideas out there,
and makeup is just what you have to do
to get your foot in the door and call it drag.
I'm taking a sponge.
Miss Fame taught me to very lightly,
and in tiny, little circles,
go around and spread that foundation.
Look how nice and evenly covered
and smooth it is with that little foundation.
You would never guess
that I'm Bob the Drag Queen's drag daughter.
Now I want to contour, same thing,
TV Paint Stick, a nice contour color.
If you don't know what to choose,
then just ask the nice lady at the store,
what is a great foundation color for me?
She will pick it for you, get you started.
There we go.
Just a little bit of foundation
right at the corner of my jawline.
My cheekbone down towards my mouth.
Now we're going to use a nice beautyblender.
It's a little bit moist
because everything works better when it's moist.
Going down the line,
see how she's opening up, smoothing out.
And then I'm gonna go increasingly large circle around.
Look at her, she's fanning out, she's pretty.
Now depending on how much makeup is part of your identity,
you can go ahead and blend and blend forever,
but, girl, I'm just trying to put this clown paint out there
so I can go and tell jokes.
So I'm just going to do little bit of blending,
just enough so that people won't come for me.
These are almost dry,
so I'm gonna go ahead and curl my lashes.
It's going to open up and brighten my eye.
I'm not going to have my eyelashes
dangling over the whites of my eyes.
So let's just throw on one more layer.
And then now that is going to dry and set
while we put on our highlight.
Now I'm a fish queen so I use clown white
to highlight my face.
Let's do it.
I'm going to warm it up a little bit
'cause clown white is very thick.
Put it on the back of my hand.
And then we just gonna tap
a nice little check mark on my face.
Really what I'm doing is I'm touching along the bone here.
You can feel your cheekbone and highlight that.
Nice little mustache.
Wonderful.
Using this beautyblender.
No, I'm using a completely different beautyblender
that I use for only highlighting.
Oh, come through, she's almost a woman.
I'm gonna cover the inside of my eyebrows here.
Just with an extra layer of the Paint Stick foundation.
Shablam.
Set that.
I'm just gonna cover this eyebrow up like this.
Nice and thick.
And shablam, let's powder around your forehead.
I'm only gonna cover the front of my forehead
with foundation.
We don't need to get up into the sides here.
We'll get to that in a minute.
Now it's time to go with that contour again.
Do a nice little triangle on the forehead.
Shablam, like this.
Again, we're doing those tiny little circles
outward and outward and outward.
Soft makeup is for ladies and men who that like ladies.
I look like a dude,
so we are going in hard with this makeup.
We are giving you Trixie hard contours.
Now I'm taking Coty powder.
Do not use anything else
but a really intense setting powder like Coty powder.
Don't try to use some little flimsy,
made-for-ladies setting powder.
You really wanna,
Oh!
I do this every time, I forgot to highlight my nose.
All right, I'm gonna highlight my nose
using the clown white again.
I guess we're gonna blend it in
as if we hadn't powdered over our nose.
You should really put your cream highlights in
before you powder down.
But since I am like an aging queen,
I forget stuff sometimes, and that's fine.
Powder it out, blend it out.
Do this nose.
For me, the nose contour is so important
because my nose is so asymmetrical,
we're going to try to give it some symmetry in there.
It runs diagonally across my face
and we're going to try to give the illusion
that it runs straight down.
One of my contours is going to come over a little too far,
and one of them is going to not go over far enough,
and that's going to give the illusion
that my nose is straight.
Shablam.
There she is.
Just straight up and down the line,
but do those tiny little circles,
it really makes all the difference.
Reclaiming my highlight, shablam.
There we go.
Okay, now we can set.
Bam!
- See how the contrast is coming down
on my highlighters and contours?
What a wonderful thing.
Here she is, she looks gorgeous.
We're going to remove a little
of this excess and we're done.
My name is Jeffree Star.
I'm just kidding.
I'm a maverick, so I'm going to do my eyebrows right now.
Make a little mark at the top of my eye socket,
right on the bone.
Right above the inside corner of my eye on both sides.
Then from the outside of my iris,
straight up to my eyebrow,
I'm going to make a mark on both sides.
Shablam.
And then I'm gonna connect the dots, god dammit.
Look out Dusty, I'm coming for your gig.
Right along the socket there.
I feel the bone right under the brush.
Great, wonderful.
So now I started my eyebrows then I'm gonna go
up and just do a nice curve.
Going to draw a line between this little mark here
and that mark there, and there's a nice long eyebrow.
Just a nice, long eyebrow.
She's curvy.
I love these little marks here.
I notice Valentina does them.
A couple girls in New York City does them.
I'm using the brush here to just decide
the width of my eyebrows.
Coincidentally, I like my eyebrows
to about the width of one of theses brushes, wedge brushes.
Wedge brushes, chisel brushes,
angle brushes, I don't know.
I always feel so much anxiety about my eyebrows
until I outline them and then I'm like
oh, she's coming, she's coming through.
Let's look at her, she's nice.
And fill it in.
Start with a light color in the center here.
Shablam.
We gonna go in here and we're gonna cut
under the eyebrows with the clown white.
Shablam.
Just get enough in there, enough paint in there that
we can work and blend it around.
What shape am I doing this blending in?
Tiny little circles?
Exactly.
I just put it in the center of my eye.
Let's use some super white powder.
If only I could use super white on my emotional life,
just smooth out all the issues, there we go.
I'm gonna do a nice purple palette,
because I'm doing pink today.
It's a nice gloss, so that you're putting shadow in here
but it also has a little shine to it.
I'm just going to paint right along my eye socket.
I want to try to run the line a little farther
out parallel to my eyebrow.
Blend, blend, blend, blend, blend.
Right in the middle of this cut crease here,
I'm just going to add a line of black,
to just really emphasize the cut.
Look at her.
Now I'm just gonna paint from the corner of my eye up,
while I'm looking at myself.
Directly in the eye.
Pointing towards the tip of my eyebrow
and to the corner of my eye, shablam, a line.
Shablam, it's just that easy.
Here we go, just filling it in.
This eyeliner is like my last boyfriend.
It is just the best I can do right now.
Now I'm taking my cut crease color, running it under here.
There we go.
The next thing I want to do is go ahead
and go in with the highlights for my face.
Highlighting my temples.
This is part that Kim Kardashian loves to highlight so much.
This area right here.
Just right in the center,
it really narrows up your forehead.
Down thd center of my late in life nose highlight, shablam.
Get a little highlight in this area here.
Do this little dot, this is the Aja dot here, right here.
Here we go, shablam.
Monique Hart told me that my nose contour was too harsh
and she wasn't wrong, so we're gonna use a nice, soft brush.
I was like how dare you?
And then I looked at the pictures and was like, all right.
Here we go, just blending this out.
Girl, we're blending our contours in with the powders.
Okay now we're gonna do my lips.
Listen, when I first starting drag,
my lips were exactly like my bank account, overdrawn.
My lips are naturally overdrawn,
so let's go in here with this.
The blush is gonna help blend my contours
into the rest of my face.
Look at that, she's so nice.
It warms up your face.
Now, we're gonna put on some lashes.
For me, that is the crowning moment.
I'm not one of the queens that does bottom lashes
because I have such a small face.
Anytime I put bottom lashes on I feel like it just
makes my eyes too big for my face.
Like Mrs. Potato Head effect.
I don't want to look like Anne Hathaway,
I just want to look like a regular person.
As you can tell, she likes to do a natural look.
Okay, now we're using weave bond.
I'm gonna bend the lash in the shape
of my eye and let it dry.
God, she looks a wreck, look at this.
Place it on.
And just keep holding in the place that you want it to be.
All right.
All right everybody, this is the face
that I'm going to wear for my look.
So it's time to put on of the look.
I have to tell you something that Bob the Drag Queen
told me that I have lived by.
It does not matter what you think you look like.
If you don't like your face, leave the house anyway.
Because the important part of drag
is connecting with people.
And, listen, it's not about the makeup.
It's about being there.
So let's do it.
All right everybody, here I am in my completed look.
I'm giving you denim and diamonds.
It's really doing wonders for my diction.
Follow me on social media.
You can find me @miz_cracker.
Spelled just like the snack and the racial slur,
and I look forward to seeing you on the road.
Bye now.