Patrick Starrr leads the charge in inclusive beauty with an iconic new ONE/SIZE launch - backed by 4.8M YouTube fans (and even Beyoncé!)
What began as makeup tutorials on YouTube in 2013 has grown into a full-blown beauty empire rooted in inclusivity - and at the helm is none other than the myth, the mogul: Patrick Starrr.
Many know the decorated Filipino makeup artist from his smash YouTube channel, where he has been sharing makeup tutorials and more for over a decade, amassing 4.58 million followers. But in recent years, the culture creator has taken his expertise in beauty and taken it to the next level with the launch of his viral makeup brand ONE/SIZE.
Starrr saw an opportunity to expand the industry and create a brand that went beyond societal chains, saying: 'As someone who is not conventionally accepted in a society that embraces men that wear makeup, let alone a Filipino body plus size gay man wearing makeup... ONE/SIZE has been a gift.'
The cult-classic brand started when Starrr was shopping at the mall back in 2016, 'I wanted to buy some clothes and, you know, being plus size, I couldn't find anything for me... and I said to myself, you know, I can't buy clothes, but I can buy makeup and makeup is a one size fits all.'
The internationally sold brand has continuously been a Sephora best-seller since its debut in 2020, with not just a reputation for quality but inclusivity as well.
Though today, ONE/SIZE is most known for its celebrity-loved On 'Til Dawn Waterproof Setting Spray, it was actually a makeup remover that came first. 'It was very unconventional to launch a makeup brand with a makeup remover. There was a lot of ironies there, but starting off with the clean canvas and showing who I was as a founder with no makeup was very powerful to me,' said Starrr.
Fans of the YouTuber turned beauty founder have remained loyal throughout the years, which Starrr attributes to his long-standing career behind the camera, 'I am the founder, I'm the face, and I'm the formula, and people resonate with that.' Via his millions of followers across all social platforms, Starrr has continued to expand his brand from influencer to Sephora must-have.
ONE/SIZE currently sits at the top of all Sephora charts, beating out any other product from hair to makeup thanks to its On 'Til Dawn Waterproof Setting Spray. We stand as the number one product above hair, above fragrance, above makeup with... and we sell one every seven seconds,' said Starrr.
ONE/SIZE On 'Til Dawn Glitter Waterproof Setting Spray
This ONE/SIZE buy is Ariana Grande approved!
'I see Ariana Grande be tagging me in and telling me she wore it to her 'Wicked' premiere' Starrr noted that Grande confessed to wearing the glitter version of his OG best-seller to none other than the 'Wicked' premiere.
The unique formula uses Witch Hazel and Green Tea Extract to hold makeup in place for long hours while leaving a dewy iridescent glow.
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He also reminisced over a few pinch-me moments throughout his career where celebrities, including Selma Blair, Betsey Johnson, and Beyonce, called out the famous setting spray.
'With On 'Til Dawn, finding out that Beyonce's makeup artist said that she was wearing it in the rain on her Renaissance tour... to see these conventionally beautiful celebrities and these powerful women wear a brand or a product of a brand founded by a minority founder, it is truly remarkable,' said Starrr.
ONE/SIZE continues to expand its horizons with Starrr at the helm of the ship, steering it towards a diversified future,' It is truly remarkable to see what the future holds for future generations of beauty that find themselves not in a place commercially acceptable.'
ONE/SIZE Powder Melt Glass Setting Spray
Makeup that does more!
This brand new skincare infused setting spray not only keeps your makeup in check but simultaneously hydrates the skin.
Enjoy an all day glassy finish that leaves powder finishes looking brighter and more long lasting. This sure to be viral buy will hit Sephora (and everywhere else) on May 19th.
'It's great to give that fresh, glowy skin without melting your skin,' said Starrr.
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Today, the brand launched its next sure-to-be success, the Powder Melt Glass Setting Spray. The $34 spray is skincare infused and leaves a dewy, locked-in look instantly with zero skin contact.
'You guys know I am infamous for battling my face with makeup, putting on a lot of loose setting powder all over my face, and I wanted a product that melts the powder,' said Starrr.
From filming at his parent's home to captivating the world's stage — Patrick Starrr continues to push boundaries, set new precedents, and create a space where everyone is welcome through undeniably iconic makeup.
'This brand wasn't built in a room. It was built in the comment section.' — You can shop the makeup gurus brand ONE/SIZE for yourself online or in stores at Sephora (trust us, you will not regret it).
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ONE/SIZE Turn Up The Base Versatile Powder Foundation
This tiny product continuously keeps winning awards with users calling it their 'Holy Grail!'
Instead of typical liquid foundations, this powder one leaves a buttery finish that has a 12-hour hold time. This means you can get full coverage right from this purse sized compact 24/7.
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ONE/SIZE Cheek Clapper 3D Blush Trio Palette
This award winning 3-in-1 palette has everything you need to brighten up your face on the go.
Available in over five shades combinations, this adorable palette comes with a powder blushes (doubles as highlight!).
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