makeup

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Barbie Ferreira explores the multi-faceted world of makeup, and meets people all around New York City—from a team of synchronized swimmers to a drag king known as Goldie Peacock— who are using it in new and inventive ways.

We met up with Kika, a makeup artist with a massive online following, to hear how she made a name for herself by using body paint to create mind-boggling illusions.

Makeup trends have evolved over the decades, but few trends have a history as diverse and extensive as black lipstick.

Host Barbie Ferreira hits the streets of New York to quiz men on their knowledge of makeup, and if they've ever tried it themselves.

The "personal care" market for men is a multi-billion dollar global industry, but men who wear makeup still face stigmas. So our resident "yes man", Grant Stoddard, set out to answer the question: should guys wear makeup?

In Harlem, we visit drag performer Miz Cracker, who manages to make the subversion of gender and sexuality a truly entertaining and engaging endeavor.

Philomena Kwao, is on a mission to highlight the struggle black women face in order to find make-up for darker skintones. She meets the people changing the beauty industry from the inside. London based cosmetics entrepreneur Florence Adepoju, and ico

We get a firsthand experience inside Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist Erica Prince's Transformational Makeovers, which explore the aesthetic choices in creating personal identity.

In a world where trans people have been denied the right to express their gender freely, a high femme cisgender woman named Monica Prata has stepped in to help.

Host Rachael Finley meets with Juggalettes, drag queens, and the Kardashian's makeup artist Joyce Bonelli, to explore how various subcultures use makeup.