This model looks like Gaga?

[onTheBrink 1,354]

Just now, Reject False Icons said:

It wasnt meant to be taken serious  fake upset responses aren’t funny anymore?

Give me a punchline girl not a PUNCH  

[onTheBrink 1,354]

9 minutes ago, Reject False Icons said:

My answer wasn’t serious either I guess my sense of humor won’t be understood here 

That's okay though. Nuance is lost on the internet and things don't come across the way we always want them to, it's happened to me too 

[KindnessPunk 2,479]

Aw we all miss her 

[RebeldeFaith 5,759]

That's just cunty Trixie Mattel.

[Hadrian 2,655]

6 minutes ago, Reject False Icons said:

It wasnt meant to be taken serious  fake upset responses aren’t funny anymore?

i know lol i was joking as well

on ggd we're all fierce queens 

[Reject False Icons 4,957]

11 minutes ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

I usually am all for that kind of shade, but it just didn’t really read as ironic because, unfortunately, there are a lot of people who are genuinely that pretentious lol. But good to know that you’re a facetious diva and no hard feelings 

Thank uuuuu ghoulegend thanks for supporting all my flop random posts here 

 

[Oriane 22,782]

3 hours ago, Reject False Icons said:

I’m seeing a basic bitch who cannot see an editorial makeup and making fun of it by comparing it to a drag queen, who is not a lower class art form 

I'm getting flashbacks from La Maison Gaga omg

[zevthepaparazzo 2,430]

blonde

[Ladle Ghoulash 53,358]

2 hours ago, zevthepaparazzo said:

blonde

skinny

[Kayioshka 3,347]

8 hours ago, Reject False Icons said:

 

The makeup aside... I see similarity on the shape of her thin lips, the chin and the jawline from this angle. And maybe the nose, but very subtly. The fact she has soft cheekbones and soft cheeks emphasis on the rest of her "Gagaesque" expression.

There are probably better exemples of pictures but I see the similarity with early 2010s Gaga :

 

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[Oriane 22,782]

8 hours ago, Oriane said:

I'm getting flashbacks from *** omg

The way posts mentioning this person need to be approved lmao

[Apec 284]

15 hours ago, weed said:

has everyone tried the Pat McGrath Mothership pallet? I love the pigment

Me, I bought a set that included three Motherships for a fraction of the price on her site a while ago, including the latest new one (the name keeps slipping my mind ), Huetopian Dream and Subliminal II. Generally love her brand, didn't get any of the "original" Motherships though, you know, with the 2 baked shades people make such a fuss about. But the formula blends so well, it's buttery soft and incredibly pigmented with long wear times (especially with eye primer ofc). All shades imo are a joy to use even for ones and dones (!) and if you're up to it, for getting that MUA out that's waiting inside of you because her color stories are delightful (even with the pushback of too much pink and gold, the latest is totally different).

Some of her stuff has been a unnecessarily expensive for the price, mostly at launch. I mean her plastic handle cream blush sticks version 1... They didn't go well with nearly any liquid foundation (I don't wear foundation but that's kind of important for lots of people), had very little amounts of oz./grams for a LOT of money when comparing prices to others and shorter wear time than other cream blushes. And well, plastic. But since Dior, Lisa Eldridge, Westman Atelier, Charlotte Tilbury, the incredibly new Marc Jacobs line and Haus Labs have all come out with blush sticks (I'm naming several brands with several pricepoints, but with each the quality has been there all the way - or so I've heard re: a couple of them, I don't have all of those! Trying to imagine having 50 cream blush sticks  ) she fixed several things and you get the deluxe experience and ease of use you go to her stuff for - I really like the Pink Lotus one I got as a present.

For me, putting on makeup is a task that hurts a lot (Chronic pain), but when I am able to I try to do it because I can't go outside much and want to feel normal/beautiful sometimes too. I can't say if the Motherships are worth their price alone, especially now that they changed laboratories but they're super pigmented and not patchy at all, rest assured. Regular woman here, can't talk about use for performances, drag, etc. Maybe wait for a special offer/bundles like mine to avoid the couture price tag for in essence a what? A high-quality 16-pan palette? That's just my advice though.

...You can totally tell I sometimes listen to Beauty Youtube when my head can't take anything more stimulating, can't you?  And hey, nothing wrong with that!

OP: I do see what you see in several pics, from other angles immediately much less so. Her eyelids look painful though!

[weed 79,006]

1 minute ago, Apec said:

Me, I bought a set that included three Motherships for a fraction of the price on her site a while ago, including the latest new one (the name keeps slipping my mind ), Huetopian Dream and Subliminal II. Generally love her brand, didn't get any of the "original" Motherships though, you know, with the 2 baked shades people make such a fuss about. But the formula blends so well, it's buttery soft and incredibly pigmented with long wear times (especially with eye primer ofc). All shades imo are a joy to use even for ones and dones (!) and if you're up to it, for getting that MUA out that's waiting inside of you because her color stories are delightful (even with the pushback of too much pink and gold, the latest is totally different).

Some of her stuff has been a unnecessarily expensive for the price, mostly at launch. I mean her plastic handle cream blush sticks version 1... They didn't go well with nearly any liquid foundation (I don't wear foundation but that's kind of important for lots of people), had very little amounts of oz./grams for a LOT of money when comparing prices to others and shorter wear time than other cream blushes. And well, plastic. But since Dior, Lisa Eldridge, Westman Atelier, Charlotte Tilbury, the incredibly new Marc Jacobs line and Haus Labs have all come out with blush sticks (I'm naming several brands with several pricepoints, but with each the quality has been there all the way - or so I've heard re: a couple of them, I don't have all of those! Trying to imagine having 50 cream blush sticks  ) she fixed several things and you get the deluxe experience and ease of use you go to her stuff for - I really like the Pink Lotus one I got as a present.

For me, putting on makeup is a task that hurts a lot (Chronic pain), but when I am able to I try to do it because I can't go outside much and want to feel normal/beautiful sometimes too. I can't say if the Motherships are worth their price alone, especially now that they changed laboratories but they're super pigmented and not patchy at all, rest assured. Regular woman here, can't talk about use for performances, drag, etc. Maybe wait for a special offer/bundles like mine to avoid the couture price tag for in essence a what? A high-quality 16-pan palette? That's just my advice though.

...You can totally tell I sometimes listen to Beauty Youtube when my head can't take anything more stimulating, can't you?  And hey, nothing wrong with that!

OP: I do see what you see in several pics, from other angles immediately much less so. Her eyelids look painful though!

I never bought a proper mothership (girl... wayyy too expensive) but I was able to get one big pallet for like $30 on Sephora during a sale, with like 15 shades... best bargain I ever had lmao so good!! And I also have a mini pallet in clear plastic from 10 years ago, 5 mini shades but whew the best ever. The pigment is always so smooth, so brilliant, beautiful! I've never tried her face products but I trust her to put out good stuff! She is an icon. I still watch beauty videos but not nearly as frequently as like 2018-2021.

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15 hours ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

skinny

rich