While there has been a lot of seriousness and controversy surrounding the US Presidential Election 2016, YouTube makeup artist Kandee Johnson had some fun with the theme for a recent political makeup transformation video.
Rather than completing two separate full-face makeup looks, her 'Hillary Clinton & Donald Trump Makeup Transformation' is a two-in-one look that is split down the middle, with each side of her face representing the likeness of each candidate. Her look is finished off by a wig and a costume that is also split into two separate pieces to represent both individuals leading the Democrat and Republican parties.
As part of the finished political makeup transformation, Kandee is asking her viewers to vote on which side of her face looks the most like the real political candidates.
Political Makeup Transformations
Kandee Johnson Transformed Herself into Two Political Candidates
Trend Themes
1. Political Makeup Transformations - The trend of using makeup to transform oneself into political figures offers a unique way for individuals to express their political views.
2. Two-in-one Makeup Looks - The trend of creating makeup looks that are split down the middle to represent two contrasting concepts allows for creative expression and visual impact.
3. Audience Participation - The trend of involving viewers in the voting process for political makeup transformations fosters engagement and interaction.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Cosmetics - The beauty and cosmetics industry can capitalize on the trend of political makeup transformations by creating products and tutorials that cater to this unique form of self-expression.
2. Social Media - The social media industry can benefit from the trend of two-in-one makeup looks by providing platforms and features that allow individuals to showcase their creative transformations.
3. Entertainment and Media - The entertainment and media industry can tap into the trend of audience participation in political makeup transformations by creating engaging content and interactive voting experiences.