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11 Drag Queen Beauty Channels To Watch On YouTube

by Gina Jones 2

It's a pretty indisputable fact that drag queens are good at makeup — after all, it's a major part of their jobs. Following the best drag queen YouTube channels won't just fill your fix of all things drag, but definitely help you get your own makeup game on point.

While you might not be trying to recreate a drag look to a tee, the skills used going into doing a full face of drag are applicable to anyone who wears makeup. So don't focus on blocking out those brows — unless, of course, that's why you're watching — but pay attention to all those eyebrow tips and tricks. These channels are a goldmine for drag makeup tips that you may not have found elsewhere in the mainstream.

As well as being great makeup artists, these YouTube accounts benefit from having some of the funniest, heart warming personalities on them too. Even if you're not looking to learn anything about makeup or beauty from these queens, these channels are a great source of entertainment regardless.

It can be hypnotic even just watching your BFF get ready, let alone watch a man turn himself into a gender caricature. The artistry of drag makeup is a marvel to behold, all on its own and these channels are worth a watch.

1. Miss Fame

The only RuPaul's Drag Race alumni to get her own international makeup tour, Miss Fame uses her YouTube channel to walk you through getting the same gorgeous results as she does.

2. Lucy Garland

This bio queen — meaning she's a woman who does drag — kills it with Drag Race recreations as well as her own personal style of drag.

3. Kyne

If you love character drag, Kyne's 31 days of Halloween challenge is a series of makeup tutorials you need to check out. His looks are outstandingly creative and make great inspiration for anyone wanting to play around with color.

4. Sugar Love

A stunning accent and a friendly demeanor only add to Sugar Love's makeup skills, which are already pretty killer.

5. Vivienne Pinay

Another RuPaul's Drag Race girl here to show you how the best of the best do their drag makeup.

6. Bryan

Bryan's channel is a relatively new one but that doesn't mean it's a bad one: He updates regularly with truly skilled tutorials, which is all you're really looking for.

7. Logo

The production company behind RuPaul's Drag Race has got a whole series of Drag Race queens walking you through their iconic looks from the main stage. You don't just get one personality, you get them all.

8. Alexis Stone

British based drag queen Alexis Stone has this YouTube thing down pat. Her channel is witty and wonderful and Alexis is nothing if not professional.

9. Blanche Babcock

An hilarious plus size queen who doesn't just cover makeup tutorials, but product reviews, hauls and lifestyle vlogs too.

10. Fendi Laken

This glamorous drag queen is out here to make sure anyone can reach these levels of glam.

11. Willam

More of a comedy series than anything, there's still skills to be found in Willam's "Paint Me Bitch" series on YouTube.

Above all else, these channels inspire not just in makeup, but in expressing yourself through the form that best suits you — be that makeup, be that drag, be that weird and wonderful hairstyles. In the wise words of RuPaul, "We're all born naked and the rest is drag." No go forth bring your drag-inspired creations to life.

Image: Miss Fame/YouTube