![]() ![]() The queens who did the best in the challenge were uniformly the ones who didn’t do anything all that different with their make-up, but who also didn’t forget to sell the make-up. Some of them were more focused on comedy than sales, while others were obsessed with creating a personal story. That yielded a wide range of results from the queens. ![]() In America, Season 8’s Kim Chi recently expanded her make-up line into CVS stores around the country! Even for queens who aren’t going to start their own business, the ability to quickly assemble a pitch for a potential brand collab is an essential skill for all Drag Race graduates. ![]() This is more relevant than ever with make-up products from drag queens turning into big business around the world. Each queen chose a palette of six signature colors to craft a product, an accompanying face of make-up for a marketing photo, and a 20-second commercial to sell the product. This challenge wasn’t looking to change how the queens do their make-up, but it came with some restrictions. Outside of critiques aimed at improvement, the show isn’t looking to change that. While they have to dress themselves up for different roles in Rusicals and Snatch Game, I feel like there’s an unspoken rule that a queen’s beat is a queen’s beat. Welcome to my review and power rankings of the sixth episode of Canada’s Drag Race Season 3 – Cosmetic Queens, a combination make-up and branding challenge.Įvery season of Drag Race comes with some form of branding challenge, but it’s rare that queens are given a make-up maxi-challenge outside of making over someone else. ![]()
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