The speaker, a beauty YouTuber, conducts an experiment to compare the effects of freezing and melting on various makeup products. They apply frozen and melted makeup on different sides of their face and test the performance, texture, and longevity of the products. The results show that freezing the makeup preserves its texture and performance, while melting it causes it to become watery and lose its effectiveness. The speaker concludes that freezing is a better method for preserving makeup, and they prefer the look and feel of the frozen side.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is doing an experiment to compare frozen and melted makeup.
2. The speaker has a frozen and a melted version of a product to compare.
3. The speaker left the frozen product in the fridge for 24 hours.
4. The speaker used a dryer to melt the product.
5. The speaker is testing the stability of the makeup by freezing and melting it.
6. The speaker is using a variety of makeup products, including concealer, eyeliner, mascara, and lipstick.
7. The speaker is comparing the texture and performance of the frozen and melted products.
8. The speaker is using a contouring product to compare the effects of freezing and melting on the skin.
9. The speaker is using a highlighter to finish the look.
10. The speaker prefers the frozen product over the melted one.
11. The speaker's skin appears to be more intact and soft with the frozen product.
12. The speaker's pores appear to be more open with the melted product.
13. The speaker is encouraging viewers to comment below with their thoughts on the experiment.