Beth Ditto Inspired Makeup Tutorial

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I had so much fun doing this! I've always thought Beth was just fabulous. If you guys don't know who she is you should definitely check her out on good ol' Google! Anyways, this look is very bold and dramatic, and is not easy! I know there's only a few steps, but it takes a steady hand to tackle those brows. Kudos to everybody out there who draws theirs on every morning! I could never. This was my personal twist on her style. I combined a whole bunch of different elements from different looks I've seen her rock, and this is what I decided to do! You can for sure customize this to your personal liking as well, just include a bright lip, a heck of a lot of eye liner, and highly placed or no eyebrows. I hope this tutorial is a bit of help! Good luck and enjoy :)

Products I used:

Quo cleansing wipes
Neutrogena alcohol free toner
Marcelle oil free moisturizer
Quo concealer
Bella Pierre mineral foundation
Covergirl trublend pressed powder compact (1- Soft Ivory)
NON TOXIC ***and WASHABLE*** glue stick
BH Cosmetics 120 palette (3rd Edition)
Almay black liquid eyeliner
Mark Bronzer and blush palette
Tarte Dollface pink cheek stain
Covergirl LashBlast Fusion Mascara (black)

Category:

Howto & Style

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• Beth Ditto
• bold
• cat eye
• Beth Ditto makeup
• makeup tutorial
• eyebrows
• babsmakeup

[LusciousPout]

I've never heard of Beth Ditto

but great tutorial!

[babsmakeup]

@LusciousPout oh she's fabulous! and thank you :)

[BunClunk]

This is AMAZING! I love Beth Ditto and I think she would be proud.

[babsmakeup]

@BunClunk I love her too! and thank you so much :)

[geishastace]

Great makeup look. I just rented Pink Flamingos and thought it was intresting, You just blow her away!

[TheKingdoughnut]

Beth Ditto is Cool!!! But if you want to go deeper, see where Beth Ditto was inspired. A dragqueen by the name of Glen Harris Milsted AKA "Divine." Back in the 1970s he was the first to wear that type of make up in John Waters movies like "Pink Flamingos" and "Female Troubles." You also might want to look up "Souxie and the Banshies." Souxie was a 1970s/1980s Goth singer!!!