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- Who's a makeup artist, off the top of your head,
that you like, maybe not idolized,
but you look up to?
- Ve Neill. -Ve Neill.
- Jinx. -Manny.
(laughing)
- That was amazing.
- We brought together seven makeup artists.
- I am a makeup artist.
- I'm a makeup artist.
- I am a makeup artist.
- I'm a makeup artist.
- I am a makeup artist.
- One is a liar.
If the group discovers who the liar is
they'll split a cash prize.
If the liar survives, they win the entire prize.
Who is the odd one out.
- I was just like staring at everyone
trying to see who was staring at each other.
And I was like, kind of confused
at first of what was going on.
- I kind of assumed that everybody would
be coming in with a full face of makeup.
So when Aldrich came in and he didn't have any
specific eye look I'm kind of thinking, huh?
Maybe he doesn't really do makeup.
- I felt like everyone was gonna eliminate me
right away just because I was definitely a bit extra.
- To me it didn't really seem like a professional.
It seems like someone who was just trying to experiment
with everything that they had in their kit.
- Okay. Bye guys.
I felt so sad being the first person eliminated.
I don't know what it was. I'd like to know.
- Have any of y'all worked with celebrities?
- No. -I have not.
- Well, influencers, influencers.
- Influencers? Okay.
- I've never worked with a celebrity.
- Who have y'all worked with?
- Not everybody knows her, but her names Yvette, she
- She has followers.
- Yeah. Like about a million.
- So most of you guys are like YouTube?
- I just do make up. Like, no YouTube or anything like that.
- Okay. Okay. Gotcha.
- I mostly work with like exotic dancers and stuff.
- Cute. - Oh cool.
- I do like weddings, stuff like that.
So if people have events where they can reach out
to me and have me go there, then that's what I do.
- I hate bridal.
- I get this a lot since I'm like extravagant,
like with, like stuff and like, do people look at you
and they like, wouldn't want a natural look
because they think you.
- Yep. All the time.
- One time I had like this customer, she kind of
like prejudged me based off like my makeup
cause it was kinda like yours, like really artsy.
- Yeah.
- And her daughter was like going to prom
and she's like "I don't want that"
- Yeah.
- And I was like, I'm not gonna do that.
- I always get worried about that
cause like as a male makeup artist, I always like,
okay well are they gonna judge me cause
they don't think that I can
am capable of doing this makeup?
- It's a double edged sword. -Definitely.
- Then just like, I'm like, please just trust a process.
- Trust a process.
- What's like the average price of like a makeover.
Someone just wanted like a natural glam.
- Depends on the project.
I was gonna say like a hundred plus $50 kit fee.
- Okay.
- I'll give you number maybe like
200 plus a hundred dollars kit fee.
- Okay. - That's what it was.
- So I charge 200. - Just flat? Whatever it is?
- Yeah, 200, but after that, depending
on how long it takes, I'll charge extra per hour.
- And you just do beauty?
- Yeah, pretty much.
I wanted to sound more legitimate
but that doesn't really make sense.
That would be like a long time doing somebody's makeup.
- Who's a makeup artist off the top of your head
that you like, maybe not idolized, but you look up to?
- Ve Neill. -Ve Neill
- Manny. -Jinx.
[Unintelligible]
- That was amazing.
For myself, probably like Kevyn Aucoin
- Okay. - I love Kevyn Aucoin.
- Okay.
- Michelle Phan kind of raised me.
So I, I gotta give it to Michelle.
- I'm really big in like YouTube and like online.
- Okay.
- So I really like Nikki tutorials.
- I was suspicious of Alice cause
she was eyeballing me since I came in.
When she mentioned anything about like
YouTube I was like, mm, okay.
- There's like some issues with,
you know, people's backgrounds.
So like it's hard to separate the art and the person.
- We gotta shut up now.
- I was gonna change it.
I stuck with my first guess.
She didn't get voted out in the first round,
so I just voted for her again.
- Bye guys. - Bye girl.
- I'm feeling sad but not super surprised.
I think that the tension got to me.
- Can I hold the products?
- Sure. You can hold the products.
- You know, we would never normally
use a liquid liner on somebody.
[Laughs]
- I knew I was gonna get called first too.
So I definitely had a lot of pressure put on me in that.
I'm gonna have you match me.
The black is not pigmented at all. Cute.
- Okay. Hello, my name's Aldrich.
I'll be your makeup artist for today.
If you can just look down for me.
Okay. If you can look up for me
- Cute with the etiquette throw in though.
- I should have asked if you were
allergic to anything, but oh, well.
- He only did one eye, which is okay.
And I know we only have three minutes,
but I just want to see more from him.
- I have gloves. I came ready.
My time's not going, okay.
[Laughing]
- Could you imagine?
- Could you close your eyes for me, please?
- I told y'all I work with dancers.
Like they give me 30 seconds to do their makeup.
- Go off. That was so good.
- Bentley killed it.
- I think I did the best.
I think I did amazing.
- Hi, I'm George. I'll be makeup artist today.
So what do you do in your spare time?
Do you model often? You have gorgeous skin.
What is your skin prep like?
- Water.
- Just water?
- What are you saying? Water and soap.
You know like that's it. I'm done.
- Okay. Do you mind if I use my fingers on your face?
Okay. I'm gonna try to see if
I can pick up some more pigment.
- Okay. So I'm gonna go for like
a cute little graphic moment.
So little tapping motion, you know.
- That's how you apply some shadow.
- Try to outline this with the liner.
Well, my hand is shaking, so.
- Oh, you're giving it.
That was really good.
- So I felt like that was like
a good choice to do something graphic.
- I don't know if maybe I did the worst
cause I was panicking.
- To get rid of the competition.
- Period.
- I'm a makeup artist. I've been working for it since 2015.
I started at a haunted house.
Starting doing special effects makeup.
And then I decided to perfect my craft,
moved here and then started freelancing.
I've been working with OnlyFans people.
So I've worked with Bella Thorn,
Tyler Posey, Pia Mia, Kid Quill.
And I'm still trying to build up my portfolio,
but I'm a makeup artist.
- So when I was growing up, it wasn't cool
to be a makeup artist.
So throughout my time and age, I had to
originally paint my face inside of my room.
And as I got older, I learned through YouTube
and all of my friends who are makeup artists
and it's really a creative outlet for me.
I love being able to create a new face
for myself and other people.
I love challenges.
I love all facets of the makeup artist.
And I'm a makeup artist.
- That tie breaker had me shook.
- I was like, oh I'm out. Okay.
Well alright. Well, it was nice knowing y'all.
- Bye guys.
- We love you. - Love you so much.
- I'll see you on set.
- You're beautiful.
But I like totally forgot your story
and everything because you were really quiet.
How did you start off?
I just remember you saying you liked the Fenty artist
and that was like all I got, I'm sorry.
- Since growing up, I've always loved makeup.
So I started with family, friends in high school.
I graduated around 2015.
I worked at MAC for about three years
and doing makeup on people there
and then started freelancing there.
- What lashes do you have on?
- These are by Dynasty Cosmetics.
I don't remember the name, but they're
like a more of a indie smaller brand.
- Do you have a PR code?
- No I don't. - Okay.
- I can send you the page. I can send you the page.
- I was just asking.
I think it might be you because I don't know.
You're just so beautiful.
Like someone else did your makeup
and then my doubt for you is you're kind of
asking us questions so we don't have a chance to ask.
- I was gonna say you can bring back to me, shoot away.
- Well, can you give us like a, like a rundown?
- Of course I started off in musical theater.
I was a musical theater major most of my life,
which is why, which is why she's like this,
which like I'm like I would always help like
the dancers out with her lashes and this,
this and that even in theater.
And again, like you kind of know about makeup in that way.
And then I just kind of decided
that was what I wanted to pursue.
- What's your favorite part about being a makeup artist?
Mine is making people happy and making them look
like something that they never imagined they could be.
- I like giving people confidence
that they don't think they have.
- Kind of building their confidence as well,
but just kind of like making their day,
cause like sometimes just talking to them, and not even,
besides the makeup helps build their day and, you know?
- Like a little therapy session? - Yeah, exactly.
- I'm a color theory snob.
So I love anything as far as like blending.
That's why even like clean skin is my go-to
and a (bleep) just likes to create weird (bleep)
Oh my God. I'm so sorry.
- Ooh, Ooh. Teacher. - I'm a bad girl.
- Okay. So yeah. Can the mole raise their hand?
Oh, that didn't work.
That's the sad part.
Now we now we have to vote someone else, so it's like.
- But I know they're gone.
- Well, it's too late. We already, we already.
- Again. I'm so sorry.
Like I love you.
Like can we be friends on Instagram please?
- Okay. - Bye.
- We love you.
- Oh my God.
- Yes. - Thank you.
My goodness! I had my doubts on you.
- I was nervous.
- Sorry guys.
[Unintelligible]
- I knew it. I knew it.
- Okay, so what do you do?
Because I had, had a moment.
- You guys, normally I'm what you paint.
- Did you do your makeup this morning?
- No, one of my girlfriends did, but I can do makeup,
but nothing like you guys, you guys are amazing.
I was obsessed with your eyes
obsessed with your eyes, obsessed with yourself
- Makeup artists are the best people in the world
and everybody that we had here today
I could honestly say, could beat my face.
It was so much fun.
- I feel amazing.
- I thought I was gonna be the first one out
cause I didn't have any makeup on.
And I was like these people are gonna hate me,
but now I'm happy I won.
- Woo. Hey, hey.
Come on. Yeah.