These 10 Celeb Makeup Looks Didn’t Go as Planned

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3. Kelly Osbourne’s Foundation Fail

We’re not sure what happened here, but back in 2012 Kelly showed up to an Art of Elysium event wearing a foundation shade that looked straight-up yellow against her skin tone. It wasn’t just a little off—she looked jaundiced.
To make things worse, her lipstick was this super pale pink that didn’t help balance anything out, and without a lip liner, it all just kind of blurred together in a not-so-flattering way. Honestly, it happens to everyone, but when you’re constantly criticizing other people’s style… yeah, people notice.

4. Miley Cyrus and the Phantom Beard

We’ve all had moments where our setting powder didn’t quite blend in, but Miley’s 2013 Maxim Hot 100 Party appearance took that to a whole new level. Yup, that’s silica-based powder catching the flash and giving her a powder beard worthy of Santa Claus. Chances are, the powder was meant to keep her makeup in place and control shine, but silica-based powders and flash photography? They do not get along. We’re sure it looked fine in person, but under a camera flash, it was giving “spooky Victorian ghost child.”

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