Let ' s see if Vern gets it hooping around <| sep |> They give you medicine that makes you not remember . So that ' s nice . <| sep |> Don ' t care for certs sorry <| sep |> Do you want gray devil horns ? <| sep |> Make happy holidays Merry Christmas Again ! !!<| sep |> I like Samantha Ravndahl ' s videos . Aside from me loving her personality and YouTube ethic , her tutorials are really informative both in terms of visuals and what she advises . She doesn ' t seem to have that extreme soft focus and super bright lighting going on like a lot of YouTubers do , that tend to blend out their makeup for them , so you can see very clearly what works and what doesn ' t . She also gives really good advice on application techniques especially on eyeshadow and instead of just telling viewers what she ' s doing , she tells them why as well . She also did go to makeup school , to answer that part of your question . Though to be honest , makeup school expands one ' s horizons when it comes to makeup artistry more than it restricts it . It gives potential professional MUAs guidance on how to do things the proper way in the MUA industry , where they need to work with clients . But MUAs know that makeup can be very experimental , and especially for beauty gurus on YouTube who will need to make themselves unique , you ' ll find that most of them do techniques that they like for themselves , rather than because they ' re the correct technique .