Ariana Grande's latest look has nothing to do with the palette. In a viral TikTok posted on her Rem Beauty line account on June 3, the "Positions" singer got real with her past self, writing in the video's caption: "My past self. Don't dare to be seen without thick cat-eyes and eyes." [Overdrawn] Lips. ” Applying the full beat in the clip, “older” Ali said she’d “been doing homework” and wanted to talk to her future self about something.
Before she could broach the subject, however, the Grammy-winner's fresh-faced star chimed in: "Do you think your eyes are a little too smoky every day?" The ghost of Grande's past agreed, but At the same time, some attitudes were adopted. "Yeah, I'm going through a phase. Are you okay with that?" she snapped. Below, you can see Ali's hilarious response today in the video, which has been viewed more than 1.5 million times in 24 hours.
Naturally, the Ariana Grande admired the musician's playful self-deprecation, although most commenters found both looks stunning. "Helping shades of ARI 2019," one fan wrote, adding a crying emoji, while another chimed in, "It gets funnier every time I watch it."
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While previously discussing her favorite makeup trends for 2022, Grande explained the importance of the intersection between the entertainment and beauty industries. "I love seeing everyone in Euphoria makeup, Y2K glamour. It's so fun. I just think the makeup story on that show is so great. It's so cool," she told Glamor magazine . "There's so much evidence that makeup tells stories and is an important part of art in any setting — music videos, movies, TV shows, drag. Those become our Halloween costumes. That's the tone."
Yes, this concept applies to her own career, too. "I think there are definitely a lot of versions," Grande added. "It's so fun when you're creating other characters, or sometimes having to strip them away for other work. It creates this separation — this is the character, this is the storytelling."
Most recently, the musician also worked as a makeup artist for the role of Glinda (aka Galinda ) in the upcoming two-part film Wicked , opposite Cynthia Erivo's Elphaba. In March, Grande shared a glamorous behind-the-scenes photo with Erivo and her costar Jonathan Bailey (Fiyero) on Instagram, joking that they "did (not) do a good job," in her caption Broom and bubble emojis added. The following month, the women shared first-look photos of their characters. Grande wore a flowing pink gown as the Good Witch from "The Wizard of Oz," while Erivo's green-faced Elphaba held her famous broomstick.
Only time will tell if Glinda will inspire a new beauty trend. As for Grande's ever-changing beauty look off-screen, though, the singer seems to know she's changed for the better.
