We Made The World's Largest Lipstick

team brought the crayon over the cauldron, and then it was time to serve. D: Here it comes! Oh I'm sorry! It smells amazing! Now I've worn my fair share of

lipstick

in my day, but nothing could have prepared me for this. Sounds like a pool drain, right? It seems like we are filling a swimming pool. Is this helping? I am doing it right? Our one tub only filled our mold about three quarters of the way. - Wow, we have a long way to go. So we had to put away our first teapot and go find another one. *loud crash* - He's down. - Don't worry, nothing broke. -Are you guys okay? - Yes. - Very good, we are all fine.

That was simply the teapot returning to its place. She snapped. Saf: It is. So we put in our second kettle and as the tide came in I started to get excited. - Okay, we're getting closer, we're getting closer. Decelerate. - Slow down. - Yes, I hear it. Oh, wow. And after finishing off just one hair, our

lipstick

was in. (Saf panting) - Very good. -That's so cool. What a lot of lipstick! Dave, how are you feeling? How do you feel Dave? - Oh my gosh, I think I'm pretty happy, actually. - Brilliant! So with a spatula we remove some of the excess.

Saf: Look, this is, um... the real version of the Rosanna Pansino frosting spreader that I usually use. And then we clean the outside of the mold before letting it cool. Alright. I have smeared lipstick on it with success; Is that... is that what we wanted him to do? Oh. And lipstick on the forehead. There - that's what I like - well, I'm not seeing it but that's what I like to hear. And to help it harden, we'll use a cooling table. -That could be it. - There is. -There is. - Speaking of the devil, the cooling table appears.

And our next big challenge was placing the giant metal mold on top of the cooling table. Put Tyler's face on it. Which required chaining him back to the forklift and lifting that sucker high enough to stand upright. We let it cool like this for a while and then used the forklift once again to help lower the mold to its perfect side. Perfect... Down... Very good! And although it had been cold for a while, it was actually still quite warm, especially inside the center pin. Holy cow, yes! Do you feel that? He clearly had quite a bit of cooling left to do.

So we left it for a moment to consult with Team Tube People to help get through this. Excellent! I'm so glad I showed up at this time. And they put me to work right away. Saf: Oh! Yes, you are definitely involved. Delivering me a large number of power tools. This looks serious! They just gave me a saw. That was a choice. And lower myself onto the platform to help adjust the elevator. I'm going to go. - Okay, let's cut that part. Specifically, they needed me to run some wires in and out so they could plug in the lift. (This is my new house) And to make sure it worked, I turned my body over to science - - No, it's not going to go that bad - and acted as the elevator's first human test subject.

It was one small step for me, one giant leap for the lipstick look. Well, stop. Cool. So I returned to my cave to finish some other tasks. - Bye - Okay And once they closed me in, they loaded the turntable into the elevator, Downstairs. It's me below. as well as the tube that the bottom of our crayon would fit into, and then they carried it all down to me in the dugout. Saf: Ah! to be able to plug it in. After that, I reluctantly left my studio so we could prepare the tube to be placed on the platform. -That's all I need to do.

We are sure? - Yes - Are there no more tasks here in the dungeon? Alright. I will go out. Because next we had to add the Franken branding to our tube pieces to match the regular size ones. Using these giant stickers of my name (Oo!, that's cool) and also the large flock of bats that populate our lipstick cap. And, once we had sorted out our winged colony, it was time to put all the pieces together. Starting by dropping a podium on the stage. Look at that: we built him a podium. which was going to hold the base of our lipstick tube in place, which was next.

I feel like I'm a high school kid polishing my car. After that, we screwed a wooden bracket to the bottom of our crayon, which would hopefully fit into the tube currently sticking out of our base. Saf: Now this... goes there too. Then came the difficult task of lifting the entire mold. - How heavy is the mold? - About 200 pounds. - high enough to be able to gently place it on the tube. Well well. Alright. And this was the forklift's real moment to shine. Oh Lord. Oh! It's getting so high! And then the entire Crayon team got to work helping get the wooden stand into place.

Okay, you look good. It's leaning in. Very good. Alright. Alright. And once it was on, we had to remove the extremely heavy metal casing, as if it were a banana peel. Alright. Now we want to unscrew our two halves. Alright, here comes the last one... Oh, there it goes. Well. And that's when our butts really started to sweat. Ohhhhh... It's okay, you're free, Tommy. The main concern at this point was that we didn't want the mold to come back into the lipstick and completely destroy all of our hard work. So we had to very carefully remove half the mold from its chains and gently lower it down.

But once it was out, our giant crayon finally showed its face. Saf: Yoooo... (Saf: That's crazy) And I have to say, it was one hell of a lipstick. It was quite a sight to behold. Almost like the velociraptor hatching scene in Jurassic Park. It was magnificent. From there we remove the other half of the mold with the forklift. [D: There you have it... You're free] And just like in Jurassic Park, things quickly started to go wrong. Well, we're definitely leaning toward boys. We're definitely leaning in. Mainly, while we were trying to get the lipstick down further into the tube... - Okay, let's go down. - the surface of our beautiful crayon began to crack.

It's like a chocolate bunny... like a hollow chocolate bunny. I think due to a combination of the weight of the lipstick pressing against the center pin, as well as the rapid change in temperature since the mold was removed, speed was the name of the game for the next few minutes. Everyone was quite nervous that these were moments of total implosion. - I was like "IT'S OVER!" So, to get to the finish line before a total disaster, we gently placed the inner tube over the crayon. - Oh God. - Sorry, I just- I looked up and there it was- Oh, shoot.

And then once everything was ready, I handed Tyler the camera back and jumped on stage to try to spice up our lipstick with massages. Saf: I feel like we can tone it down a bit. It's starting to look a little better and I think a combination of the warmth of my hands and the semi-melted lipstick they had given me to act as a mortar was working. Saf: Kind of like the ramen trick for your kitchen, but in this case it's...lipstick on top of a giant lipstick. And while I couldn't completely fix all the cracks, it looked better enough that we thought we should film it now. or keep the peace forever.

You know, in case it fell apart. Saf: Alright, this is definitely the biggest lipstick I've ever seen. I mean, if it's not the tallest lipstick in the

world

then I'll eat my hat or this entire lipstick. And since we had a few things we wanted to do with our lipstick, we had to act quickly. Alright, so I think we should apply this to my face, right? I'm a little nervous about setting it up and getting in there, but I originally wanted to put my mouth right on it. You know what I'm talking? My lips... No, I didn't want to do it in French.

Okay, I'm not an animal. I was a little nervous about getting on the podium, but my dream was to go head to head, so I had to be bold. - Do not be afraid. - Oh Lord. Fear not, the giant lipstick is here. I know I'm kind of leaning in for the kiss. What I will say about trying to apply a giant lipstick is that it's not really the right shape for anyone's mouth, except maybe Ella Enchanted's Heidi Klum. - But I felt that going for a corner of the lead would give me the best opportunity - Wow! - Honestly?

Honestly! It's in my teeth. I can feel it. But other than that I feel pretty good about it. Oh, and I think I smoothed out a little crack there. I think I've discovered a secret talent: applying giant lipstick. Oh wow, to be honest, it's not that bad of an app. Try fixing Cupid's bow a little. It's a little crooked but it looks pretty good. No, there was no action with the tongue. Well. It was like a Dementor. After taking a few posing photos with me and the lipstick (it's like a Barbie my size, but it's lipstick), it seemed like it didn't actually keep cracking.

So we felt comfortable enough to try to twist it using our machinery. Let it break! With me holding her waist as she rose into the air in case something fell. She looks like a dancer. - It's incredible - Yes? And we were all surprised to see that even with some fractures, our lipstick stayed alive. - She's cute - She's cute. - Now, once I felt more confident touching and posing next to the pole, our comedy of cops and lipstick-wearing human partners started to become more of a romantic comedy or maybe even something raunchier. -I'm like under the cover right now.

See this? - You're getting a little inappropriate. -Yes, this is a bit inappropriate (laughs). I'm actually just stroking, is the word to use. Yes. So, to step away from lipstick for a second, it was time for everyone else to have a chance to put it on. turn on and try it. Saf: Ah! Did you know? That seems pretty accurate from here. It's quite creamy. I've been massaging it for a while. So it's nice and warm. *laughs* Like the Color Pop team, our wonderful production designers and also our editors, who were on set with us. A little on the chin but otherwise it looks good. (Saf laughing) Yes, Emily, yes!

Look, the color looks good on anyone. And everyone. It could be yours. And I will say that it's not necessarily the most hygienic makeup product, so germaphobes look the other way, but it's a lot of fun. Like an extension of Vanity Fair. Vanity Fair, but make him sweat. So after a while of playing with our giant lipstick and staying here, we feel bolder than ever. Now, when we first put everything together, we sacrificed some of our original plan because of how nervous we were. Oh shit, but at this point we felt confident adding all the bells and whistles, like increasing the height of the base a bit, which would hopefully allow us to get the crayon deep enough to put the lid on.

This is what we originally wanted to do, so I'm very excited, but there is a small chance that the cap will crush the tip of the lipstick. We are all about to find out. So we tried to show the full functionality of our lipstick with the cap removed. Alright! Alright, here we go. - Let it break! - and then an upward twist with the added height. (Ooo. The claw). And I must say it was beautiful. (That's perfect. It looks pretty legit in my opinion.) It was definitely more of a Monet. It looks better from a distance.

It has a lot of fingerprints and a lot of lip prints. But something like the Liberty Bell, the Venus de Milo, and the snout of the giant Sphinx, the cracks almost showed what a true masterpiece it was and all that. of the troubles he had gone through to finally reach his highest height. Okay, so... There are a lot of things to do with a giant lipstick. Overall, I'm very pleased with how this lipstick turned out: from the wacky design, to twisting up and down, to applying it on the face, and while there were some emotional ups and downs and about 10 minutes where it seemed like everything set.

Everything was going to fail epically. In the end, I was able to fulfill my dream of taking an awkward graduation photo with a six-foot-tall lipstick. I will say that it was also spectacular to see how a team of professionals would approach this project and take our bad makeup science to the next level. On top of that, it was kind of a trip to see our Franken lipstick color that we

made

in a pot of gumbo in our kitchen over a year ago presented in such a huge, gorgeous way. And, once again, I don't want to be cheesy;

This shade and these five others could be yours if you click the link in the description below. As well as the 'Berry Me In Lipstick' shade, which you've seen huge amounts of today, we have our entire family of Franken lipsticks; 'Lady. Norris", "Screamer", "Brucie", "Bikini Bottom" and "Fred the Frankenred". Don't worry, you won't get anything I came for, but it will be this color. A truly huge "thank you", the size of a Kraken, to everyone who

made

this possible,as well as the entire ColourPop team and our team of production designers. I think so. Yeah! And yes, pour one out for Dave, who had to leave after normal work hours, but was still an integral part of making this all work.

Also another 'thank you' to ColourPop for agreeing to this crazy idea. My personal philosophy is that makeup should be about experimenting and having fun, and they really liked that, which was great. As for what we're going to do with the giant lipstick, we're still figuring it out. But now ColourPop only has one giant lipstick in their facility, which I'm sure they're excited about. Thank you all so much for watching. If you liked that video, make sure to SHAMASH the Like button and if you want to see more videos like this, make sure to SHAMASH the Subscribe button.

A big thank you to Andrea for watching. Thanks for taking care of Andrea and I'll see you next time.