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This Makeup Artist Paints Her Face With Actual Dead Bugs

| © and courtesy of @butterflyjasmine49

How far would you go for cool makeup? Because this beauty guru glues dead bugs on to her face.

This is not a drill. Social media makeup influencer Jasmine attaches actual dead insects to her face to create her incredibly unique and quite frankly stunning beauty looks.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BeQvTTcBeBQ/?taken-by=butterflyjasmine49

From scorpions to spiders to bees and even butterflies, she combines the critters with makeup for a look that puts smokey lids and Adele-style winged eyeliner to shame.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BeBZu3wBXf6/?taken-by=butterflyjasmine49

Based in California, the self-taught makeup maven is inspired by nature, putting together looks that seem to defy the realm of possibility. While definitely creepy, especially if you’re afraid of bugs (yikes), they are really quite beautiful and, unsurprisingly, are taking Instagram by storm.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdyI5gwhL-2/?taken-by=butterflyjasmine49

Known as the ‘Insect Eyes Art Series’, her Insta blog really is an art portfolio, showing the world that makeup is far more than what we buy in the store.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BdimosIh6GN/?taken-by=butterflyjasmine49

Don’t worry, Jasmine doesn’t kill the bugs, she normally finds them dead herself or they are sent to her (also already dead) by friends. So, basically, not only are the styles amazing but no insects are harmed in their making either. It’s a win, win!

About the author

Born and raised in LA, India studied Drama at the University of Southern California before shifting her focus to the visual arts. After moving to London in 2013, she co-founded the iOS app ArtAttack which focused on connecting emerging artistic talent with galleries and collectors. Following that she worked at Albany Arts Communications, a boutique Art PR firm in Fitzrovia before joining Culture Trip. Aside from art and theatre, India's other passions include travel, food, books and dance.

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