Beauty influencer shows extensive two-hour makeover for family wedding – but her ‘accident' steals all the attention

The Sun

2 days ago

WEDDING FAIL
She admitted it looked as though a "four-year-old" had done it
A INFLUENCER has left people stunned by her epic beauty fail ahead of a family wedding.
Chloe took to TikTok to share a video of herself prepping for her cousin's nuptials, as she detailed the products she was using for her dewy but glam make-up look.
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"I've got two hours to get ready," she said, as she got started on her transformation.
"That's like hair, make-up, like everything."
As she had "quite a long day" ahead of her, she needed to make the make-up last.
And being recently engaged herself, Chloe said it's made her appreciate weddings even more.
"I just love weddings, especially even more now while I'm getting married myself because I like to like look at all the inspo, like the dress and everything.
"It's just so exciting!"
While people were quick to thank Chloe for sharing her recommended beauty products, others were more than a little distracted by her hands.
Chloe even addressed it in the video, as she said: "Some of you might have by now noticed, there was definitely an accident with my hands.
"It's giving a four-year-old has done my fake tan!"
Despite her remarks, Chloe was almost immediately targeted in the comments section about the patchy, orange tan on her hands.
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"Please tell me that's going to wash off your hands??!!" one person pleaded.
With Chloe replying: "I tried, wouldn't come off!"
Some then offered their top tips to get the tan off, with toothpaste, hairspray, washing up liquid and lemon juice all among the recommendations - as well as "Rose and caramel tan remover".
"Aldi's fake tan remover is great for that," someone else added.
"With a brush softens it!"
"No hate but your hands look so bad," another said.
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With someone else adding: "I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought that!"
"Chloe! The hands!" another gasped.
To which she replied "YOLO".
"I can't believe the people on this app. ever heard of 'if you ain't got anything nice to say, don't say anything at all' ???" someone else said.
"Wash your hands with a gritty body scrub or even a tiny bit of soap powder, it gets the fake tan off," another recommended.