Popular beauty influencer Guava Shuishui who was known for eating make-up products dies aged 24 after ‘sudden illness'
TAIWANESE beauty influencer Guava Shuishui has died at the age of 24 as a result of a "sudden illness".
The content creator, known to her fans as Guava Beauty, often tasted products as she tested them.
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Influencer Guava Shuishui has died suddenly aged 24
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A post shared to her social media account revealed she died from a 'sudden illness'
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Guava was known for tasting products as she tested them
Credit: Jam Press
According to a social media post shared on her account, Guava died on May 24 from a "sudden illness", as translated from English.
The influencer created mukbang videos, in which she would eat makeup products, including lipstick, blush, face masks and cotton pads.
Mukbang is a popular online trend, especially in South Korea, where a person films themselves eating a large amount of food while interacting with an audience.
The post announcing the tragic news reads: "Although this trip came suddenly, Shuishui held on to every difficult moment just like she has always been - hard-working, serious, and shining.
"Thank you to everyone who has liked, left a message and laughed with her, and thank you for your love and support.
"She really keeps it in her heart and cherishes it very much.
"Guava Shuishui simply continues to glow in a different place. When we meet again one day, she should be unboxing angels' exclusive makeup for eating broadcasts over."
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