makeup

Look, we get it - sometimes you gotta photoshop that huge zit out of your otherwise perfect Instagram pic...or maybe your nose is looking a little too big from that angle...and hey, perhaps your butt needs to be a little bigger ...oh, and maybe your makeup doesn't quite look "flawless" enough. 

Okay, so maybe the photoshop and Facetune goes a little too far sometimes. It's mostly all fun and games until you start altering absolutely everything about the photo and masquerade behind the facade of being "all-natural." 

These "Instagram vs. Reality" memes exemplify the absolute ridiculousness that some people will go through to perfect their image on social media! 

Hey ladies! If you haven't had a girls night in a while or are need of some #relatablecontent or a good self-drag, these are the memes and tweets for you! From spending your entire paycheck at Sephora to pining over a dude that doesn't deserve a second thought, this collection of memes is sure to hit home.

Holy mother of entitled a-holes, y'all! 

We don't like stereotyping people, but we all know the classic trope of the "bridezilla" who has to have everything her way and will stop at absolutely nothing to get it. To an extent, we sort of understand that behavior - planning a wedding is an incredibly stressful thing after all. However, this insane bride took the whole "entitled" thing waaay too far. It's really no surprise that she's on her third marriage!

This girl better get a lifetime supply of Kat Von D eyeliner.

Anyone with a Facebook account knows that there are a few very specific types of annoying of people in any feed: 

1.) parents who can't seem to post about anything other than their kids doing entirely mundane things; 

2.) people who constantly post about their healthy lifestyles and gym check-ins; and 

3.) the MLM salesperson, also known as the Hun, the #BossBabe or the "entrepreneur." They'll sneakily slide into your DMs under the facade of "friendship" or "just saying hi." Don't be fooled. They're trying to rope you into the endless scam that is the pyramid scheme where literally no one wins expect the higher-ups.

The following posts are some of our favorite cringe moments from the dreaded Boss Babes.

No one asked for these tweets, but we were all secretly thinking the same things. Sometimes you just really gotta get your thoughts out to someone, even if no one wants to hear them. From irrelevant celebrities (we're not naming any names) to 12-year-old emo you, we all do it sometimes.

Remember those creepy-a$$ Bratz dolls from your childhood? You know, the ones with the huge eyes, massive lips and weirdly voluptuous body shapes that might be considered inappropriate for young girls? These pics will jog your memory: makeup artists are doing the #BratzChallenge to transform themselves into the weird-looking now-collector's item dolls.

Everyone's got at least one Facebook friend who tries to slide into their DMs about starting a "wonderful and unique business opportunity while working from home." Of course, these "business opportunities" always turn out to be scams (otherwise known as pyramid schemes or multi-level marketing) that force salespeople to spend their own money on "starter kits." 

It's too hard not to meme and highlight the fails brought to us by the likes of Lularoe, Younique, DoTerra and more!

This Facebook user was armed with facts when she received multiple messages from a Rodan + Fields salesperson who wouldn't seem to give up! If you're not familiar with the term "MLM," it stands for "multi-level marketing" and refers to companies such as LulaRoe or Rodan + Fields where stay-at-home moms are often sucked in to selling bogus products or recruiting friends and family to join in as a salesperson.

May your highlighter be on point, your eyebrows on fleek, and your winged eyeliner sharp as a knife.

Are you a makeup addict? If so, then you'll definitely relate to the following memes about the trials and tribulations of wearing makeup!

We're back at it with another round of pyramid-scheme fails! If you're not familiar with the brand Younique, it's essentially another pyramid-scheme company that calls its employees "Presenters." The Presenters sell overpriced makeup products to their friends and family, and attempt to recruit people to sell the products as well. The company makes outlandish claims about what the products can do, and they often times employ Presenters who don't actually know how to apply makeup at all.

Not convinced yet that it's a total scam? Just let the following pics change your mind.