TikTok users have shown the Trump mouthpiece no mercy in mocking her makeup.
In onevideo, influencer Suzanne Lambert scorched Leavitt when responding to requests to replicate one of her beauty looks.
“The problem is, I just don’t have the right products,” she said.
Another beauty industry professional, Mally Roncal, explained toAllurehow she avoids using too much of the product.
Roncal added that gently tapping it on achieves the desired effect.
It was complemented by her top, which was the color of a hazmat suit.
The glare emitted by Leavitt’s lips was as bright as the city lights in the background behind her.
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Her contour was possibly too dark, which would have made it difficult to blend.
Makeup artist Samreen Arshad toldByrdiecontour should be less than three shades darker than one’s natural skin.
Leavitt’s lips appeared dry and splotchy.
If she had applied some gloss or lipstick before the ballgame, it was long gone.
Herparched pout probably could have benefited from some light exfoliationand alip balm with healing ingredients.
“You want to have a little something on but not look like you’re trying too hard.”
In aYouTubevideo, makeup artist Wayne Goss demonstrates how doing this can make the eyes appear smaller.
“If the shade is too dark, it’s much harder to fix.”
Unfortunately, this is because they were far too large for her face.
Another issue is Leavitt’s lip product choice.
In aYouTubevideo, makeup artist Ali Andreea advised viewers against applying black liner all around the eye like this.
“It not only ages you, but it gives you a very severe look,” she said.
Matching her eyeshadow to her outfit’s rich hue might have been the best move.
“When you choose something too subtle, it can make your eyes look a little sick.”
Unfortunately, Leavitt’s issues didn’t end with the pink pandemonium at the podium.
She was probably going for a sun-kissed look but ended up with muddled makeup that appeared far from natural.
She also said everything should look dry and “dusty.”
She also traced her peepers with black eyeliner.
Maryanna said of the former Miss Universe Organization owner, “This man clearly has a key in.”
According to one makeup artist, the contouring step Kardashian helped popularize is crucial for a well-rounded beauty look.
“I always contour because a solid base often looks flat,” Joseph Carrillo toldAllure.
Leavitt also should have asked Kardashian for some brow advice.
The unforgiving outdoor lighting further highlighted her garish gaffe.
“As we age, our skin loses its natural glow.
“Additionally, too much powder will enhance any fine lines.”
