Two beauty vloggers, the host and Natalie, attempt to create a full face of DIY makeup using various recipes and ingredients. They start by making foundation using shea butter, argan oil, aloe vera gel, and cocoa powder, but it ends up looking like mud and doesn't provide good coverage. They then move on to making brow powder using activated charcoal and cocoa powder, which is somewhat successful. Next, they try to make eyeliner using coconut oil, aloe vera gel, and activated charcoal, but it doesn't stick well to the skin. They also attempt to make mascara using beeswax and coconut oil, but it's not very effective. However, they have success with a DIY lipstick recipe using a crayon, coconut oil, and aloe vera gel. The vloggers then test out their DIY makeup look at a VidCon party, where they receive mixed reactions. Overall, the experiment is more of a fun and creative challenge than a serious attempt at creating effective DIY makeup.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video features a DIY makeup challenge using homemade recipes.
2. The participants, Natalie and the host, are at VidCon.
3. The first recipe is for foundation, which includes shea butter, argan oil, aloe vera gel, witch hazel, and cocoa powder.
4. The participants did not use emulsifying wax in the foundation recipe as it was not available.
5. The second recipe is for brow powder, which includes activated charcoal and cocoa powder.
6. The third recipe is for eyeliner, which includes coconut oil, aloe vera gel, and activated charcoal.
7. The fourth recipe is for mascara, which includes coconut oil, aloe vera gel, activated charcoal, and beeswax.
8. The participants used cinnamon and cocoa powder for blush and contour.
9. The lipstick recipe includes a crayon, coconut oil, and aloe vera gel.
10. The participants note that the crayon recipe is not recommended by Crayola, but it is non-toxic.
11. The participants attend a VidCon party and receive comments on their DIY makeup looks.
12. The video ends with a plug for Natalie's channel and a call to action to subscribe and turn on post notifications.