Here is a concise summary of the content:
**Title:** Using Nail Polish as Makeup (Experimental Challenge)
**Creator:** Freeland (aka Glitter Critter)
**Summary:**
* Freeland attempts a unusual makeup challenge using only "Piggy Paint" non-toxic, kid-friendly nail polish on her face.
* She applies the polish as foundation, blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, and lip color, documenting the process and its challenges.
* The results are imperfect and somewhat humorous, with issues like uneven coverage, creasing, and peeling.
* The video concludes with Freeland removing the polish and warning viewers not to try this at home due to potential health concerns.
**Tone:** Light-hearted, experimental, and entertaining, with a dash of self-deprecation.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping them short and opinion-free:
1. **Video Creator**: The video creator's name is Freeland.
2. **Challenge**: Freeland applied a full face of makeup using only real nail polish.
3. **Nail Polish Brand**: The nail polish brand used was "Piggy Paint", specifically their natural, non-toxic, low-odor, kid-friendly line.
4. **Skin Protection**: Before applying nail polish, Freeland put one coat of Vaseline on her face for protection.
5. **Colors Used**:
* A glow-in-the-dark nail polish (not very opaque, thin consistency)
* "Angel Kisses" (a pink color)
* "Radioactive" (used for skin tone mix)
* "Taupe" color (for brows)
* "Glitter Bug" (for eyeshadow/glitter effect)
* "C Quinn Sequin" (blue, for eyeshadow)
* "Sleepover" (black, from Halloween collection, for eyeliner and lashes)
6. **Application Tools**: Various tools were used, including brushes and fingers.
7. **Removal Method**: The makeup was removed with nail polish remover (initially joked to be 100% acetone, but later clarified).
8. **Video Platform**: The video is hosted on a platform with comments and subscription features (implied to be YouTube or similar).
9. **Community Engagement**: Viewers are encouraged to subscribe, comment on the video, and suggest future challenges.