[Birds chirping]
- There's no really neat words to describe my style.
I'm just a little baddie.
Like, it's so simple.
I'm Jazmin Bean, period.
[laughing]
["Worldwide Torture" by Jazmin Bean]
[playful music]
What's up bros?
It's Jazmin Bean, and today I'm going to be showing you
how I do my makeup.
I'm gonna do my foundation first.
I'm gonna use the lightest shade,
because I want to look really pale.
It looks like I have a beard.
I'm just going to smother it all over my face.
I started getting into makeup when I was around 11 or 12.
It was inspired by my dolls at the time.
And then I started getting into drag culture,
but really soon got bored of it,
and kind of merged more into just my own thing.
I set my foundation with powder, as most people do.
So I'm just using this cheap one that I bought
across the road.
I live in a religious area in London,
and with that comes a lot of misunderstanding from people,
and obviously a lot of stares.
I mean, I get stares in general,
but this is very extreme.
I feel like people see me as something
really dangerous and evil.
A lot of mothers will put their hands over their kids' eyes
so they don't have to look at me if I'm looking a look.
When really I'm just a little baddie
wanting to go and buy some food.
The next step, I'm gonna do my nose.
I'm gonna use a couple of different colors,
but the first one is going to be this lilacy-pink.
I'm actually going to take my finger to go in with this.
A nose is a really huge feature of the human face,
so I just wanted to kind of get rid of that element.
I'm inspired by all creatures, honestly.
I'm so fascinated by how many there are.
With humans, you've only got a couple types,
and they're all just not as good.
Creatures, you have reptiles, you've got some fishies,
you've got mammals, you've got gerbils.
I have two chinchillas.
I really want an axolotl, and a snail.
But, I'm kind of busy right now.
The next stop I'm going to do is
I'm going to do an outline of my nose,
and do the line going up, out, and down,
that will create a kind of, I guess, cat-like mouth.
I feel like by adding all of these different elements
and different ears, and different features,
I'm kind of making my own hybrid creature.
I'm really close with my Grandma.
She's from the Philippines, so I get a lot of my inspiration
from Filipino Folklore.
That's where, actually, the name Aswang,
that I have in my Instagram bio,
and I use as a term for myself often, is from.
An Aswang is Filipino for different types of
really scary creatures, that were scaring peoples' babies
and hiding in trees and, I don't know,
it kind of embodies what I'd like my character to be like.
And also it has some of my culture in it,
where I'm from, and I think that's very important
to tie into it.
I think that really gets rid of the whole
human shape of the nose.
Cult Candy, my makeup line, is owned by me and my mom.
She was in a band called Fluffy that actually toured
with Marilyn Manson and the Sex Pistols,
and she was drumming pregnant with me.
She loves Tim Burton like me.
She collects toys like me.
She showed me all of my favorite music, to this day.
I'm going to my next step now.
I'm just going to do my eyeshadow,
and I'm going to go in with both of these pallettes.
[ethereal music]
I'm gonna do mascara.
So I'm going to put it how you regularly would,
and then I'm going to go crazy on the bottom.
This is the number-one baddie step.
Emotional baddie.
I cry a lot.
I used to do a black smoky eye for a lot of my looks,
and I just got so fed up with it turning into this,
that I just started doing this.
And I think it looks quite nice.
The next thing I'm going to do is apply some blush
to the outside of my mouth.
So I'm going to do this big smile mouth
that's like, you'll see.
My dream is to meet Tim Burton.
He's just like a genius.
There's a book I got when I was younger,
and it definitely influenced me a lot.
There is a character in here that my Mom
always used to say looked like me.
When I was younger I made a clay version of this
and sent it to him, but I don't know if he got it.
Or cared, so, Tim Burton if you're watching this,
I don't know, check your mailbox
because it might still be there.
Next thing we're going to do is contact lenses.
I am gonna wear these Sclera lenses.
I just feel like they really change the look up.
There's so many different options.
Oh my god, argh.
It doesn't make me squeamish,
but it definitely is uncomfortable
having a big chunk of plastic in your eye.
But it is worth it.
Now I'm going to do the lashes.
I'm going to cut them up a little bit
to make them more separated and chunky looking.
It's just a little bit too elegant for me right now.
The final thing I'm going to do is use this
and go in in the corner of my eyes
to just create a pop.
So that's my makeup done, and now I'm going to go
and get ready and go to Pizza Express
with my best friend Sylvia and my Grandma.
["Worldwide Torture" by Jazmin Bean]
Lola's my Grandma.
She is a bad bitch.
She is amazing.
The world revolves around her.
- It's an honor.
[Jazmin laughing]
[playful music]
- Hi there.
- Hello, you look gorgeous.
[playful music]
- Margherita pizza.
- My best friend is Sylvia.
I just have never been so in sync with someone.
Can I have some of that stupid idiot pie?
Everything to us is just like a joke,
so it's really fun being around her.
We're constantly encouraging each other's ideas
and weirdness.
Like totally whoa.
- That, like totally whoa.
- It's definitely empowering, being in a group of friends
that all dress as extreme as each other.
People in general need to be exposed to this type of thing
and realize that these people are not evil.
These people are not different from you.
They're just, period.
- Bye, sissies.
- Bye, baddies.
- Bye, divas.
- [Grandma] I like your makeup.
- [Jazmin] Thank you.
- [Sylvia] So nice.