- Aah.
Aah.
They feel the same.
(upbeat music)
On one half of our face
we're gonna put a drug store brand makeup
and on the half it's gonna be high end.
And then we're gonna have to
try to figure out which is which
'cause we won't know.
(piano music)
- This, you're doing the left one.
- This one.
- And then the right one. - The right one.
(laughing)
- Oh god it's clumping.
- Maybe this is gonna be a new look.
- Looking at her right now,
I cannot tell the difference between either side.
- The left one I feel is the more expensive one.
- Right is the drug store one.
(dings)
Great.
- The one on the left is high end.
- The one on the right is high end.
(ding and buzzer sound)
- Hey.
- I'm always wrong about this stuff.
- This feels like a temporary chapstick.
This feels like we're good for the night.
- Yeah.
(dings)
Yes.
- Nice.
(piano music)
- I need more.
Well, they look so similar to me.
- The same pigment, same consistency.
- Yours.
- Let's look at each other.
- I like the one on the left better.
I think it has more like the shimmer going.
- Drug store, expensive.
- Agreed, yeah.
(buzzer noise)
- Oh balls.
- The one on the right is the high end
just because it's really pigmented.
- I was gonna say the same thing.
(dings)
Hey.
- So good at this.
- The higher end make up is the one on the right
because it is less shiny
than the one on the left.
(dings)
(piano music)
- This is already so difficult to do
like in the morning,
I can't do it in front of the camera crew.
- The one on the right is very watery.
Putting it on doesn't feel as secure.
I think in ten minutes it's gonna be off my face.
- I think the one on the left is nicer
and the one on the right is the drug store one.
(buzzer noise)
Really?
- Oh, go L'oreal.
- I think that the left is the high end
'cause it's more pigmented.
I got a better little flick of the wrist going on
with the little cat eye
and I like it.
(buzzer noise)
- Oooh.
And we were wrong.
- This guy is the one.
It looks better I think
but I don't think it would last very long.
- Yeah, I agree.
(dings)
(piano music)
- I don't know what to think anymore.
- I don't either.
- Got it on your chin?
- Uh-huh.
- How did you get it on your chin?
- I'm moving on to the right eye.
So I close my eyes really hard and open them
and then I saw which one ended up
above my eye.
The left one did more so
is why I say you are drug store
and you are more expensive.
(buzzer noise)
- I think that the right one is the fancy one.
- I'm gonna go the opposite route
and say the high end is the left one.
(buzzer noise and ding)
- Oh.
- It blends nicely but there is no amount of blending
in the world that can make this look like
I don't have a black eye.
High end, I like it better.
Low end, don't like it.
(dings)
Hey.
I know my stuff.
- I learned that I can go both ways.
L'Oreal shocked us
and that's the eyeliner I would choose
but as far as lipstick goes
I want the higher end
because I think it's gonna last longer.
- It could be we're spending more.
It really depends on the product,
but for a lot of stuff,
it just doesn't make a difference.
- It's like I think I was able
to identify what was high end and low end pretty easily.
But that doesn't necessarily mean
I like the high end better.
But yeah, I think the biggest thing I learned today
is that I should never ever wear smokey eye again.
(chuckling)
(upbeat music)