YouTube has the best of everything: from cute pandas, fail army and food challenges, there is space for all forms of content – and one of the biggest is beauty! The beauty industry struck gold when individuals like you and me started sitting in front of their web cams and uploading reviews and tutorials on all things beauty related. Now, most of the well known beauty bloggers and vloggers (there are hundreds) are sponsored in some way or another by beauty brands across the land. If you love beauty or simply want to know why women draw weird shapes on their faces (contouring guiz) here are five to get you going.
1. Nikkietutorials
This blonde beauty hails from the Netherlands and is one of the more well known beauty gurus out there with a measly three million subscribers tuning in. With her glamorous tutorials and hilarious monthly reviews “Hits and Oh God NOs”, Nikki is one to entertain and blow your mind with tips and tricks.
2. Jeffree Star
Singer, songwriter, MUA and all round bad ass, Jeffree Star launched his singing career on Myspace, and then moved to dominate YouTube. Hilarious, kind and talented, Star has launched his own makeup line and has tutorials that will put you on fleek girl. (Sidenote: his boyfriend is super cute).
3. Lauren Curtis
This Australian bombshell is arguably one of the most successful beauty channels on YouTube with 3 and a half million subscribers and a name known across the beauty world. This is perfect for those who are just starting out with makeup – with plenty of videos on the basics through to more advanced looks.
4. Chinutay A
This stunning lady is mesmerising with her makeup tutorials, perfecting her complexion, eyebrows and lips! She also does a host of tutorials around her hijab: whether it be showcasing different styles or makeup to compliment.
5. Chloe Morello
Another Australian beauty (Aussies kill the beauty game IMO) she is so funny and real, and will let you know honest reviews on beauty products and easy tutorials for different makeup ideas!
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Written by Caitlin Haddad