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A Makeup Enthusiast Made Her Highlighter Look Like Pizza and More Beauty News We Didn't Need This Week

<i>Vogue</i> redid Desiigner's "Panda" with an *haute couture* twist.

Fast food is taking over the beauty industry.

Shortly after this man preached the beauty of fast food face contouring, a makeup enthusiast, who goes by the name Gina, made headlines by revamping her highlighter with a food-inspired twist.

After discovering her boring pressed highlighter had broken, Gina, who likely had food on the brain, turned the highlighter into pepperoni pizza using "loose shimmer eye shadows and rubbing alcohol." Below, Gina's genius creation.

Gina revealed in a separate post that she will be selling her pizza highlighters and is currently working on her website. Embrace it, people. It's really happening.

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