Woman applies make-up using leftover food, as you do

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Would you be able to rely on fridge leftovers instead of make-up? [Photo: Instagram]

Just when we thought we’d seen all of the bizarre beauty trends 2017 has to offer, make-up artist Raychel Newton set herself the challenge of curating her aesthetic using only leftover food. Because, why not?

And we have to admit, she looked more Insta-ready than when we’ve spent hours in front of the mirror trying to tackle the mysterious art of contouring.

In the post-Thanksgiving experiment, the make-up artist set herself the challenge of creating a bronzed glow with a, wait for it, #FaceFullofFood.

First, she delved into a packet of cocoa powder to fill in her brows (why haven’t we ever thought of this?) Then, she relied on butter and honey for a highlight Kim Kardashian would be proud of.

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For makeshift eyeshadow and brow tint, Newton looked to cocoa powder [Photo: Instagram]

For an Insta-worthy contour, the beauty junkie streaked a Snickers bar across her cheekbones while a raw beetroot made the perfect makeshift lip stain.

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Before applying raw beetroot as a lip stain, the make-up artist applies coconut oil [Photo: Instagram]

After completing the challenge, Newton took to Instagram to dare other make-up artists to give the experiment a go.

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Newton uses a Snickers bar to contour her face in the tutorial [Photo: Instagram]

But before you head into the fridge instead of your nearest MAC, make sure to test the products on your face first to prevent any allergic reactions. It’s the last thing you need before Christmas


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