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Her nearly 6,000 followers get how-tos and product information for the looks the self-taught, L.A.-based makeup artist creates at fashion shoots and red carpets. “Instagram is an excellent form of social media because it is so simple and visual.”
Shown here: Brascia tells fans how to achieve this look she created for a Forever 21 shoot.
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What started as a way for Ingrid Nilsen to break out of her shell has blossomed to 1.6 million+ subscribers to her YouTube channel, updated weekly with makeup how-tos and fashion DIY. Now, she just loves chatting it up with her fans. “It’s definitely the most fulfilling aspect of making videos for me.”
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Rae, a makeup artist, funnels all of the latest reviews on her blog and how-tos on her YouTube channel to her 12,100+ followers on Twitter. “News moves so quickly and efficiently,” she says. “Twitter’s interface makes it easy to use, and also makes for sharing ideas, content and connecting with others simple and fun!”
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Every Monday and Friday, Jackie Perdue’s 144,000+ subscribers flock to her channel for uncomplicated makeup tutorials that cater to those new to the world of makeup.

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Before she was a model with 565,000 subscribers to her YouTube channel, the now 20-year-old was bullied in school because of her acne. Now, she’s using her Internet fame for good. “We have a contest with Boy Meets Girl USA and National School Climate Association’s Bully Bust to honor those who share their stories and make a difference.”
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