Meet Gisela Villa, a 17-year-old self-taught makeup master, and her dad, Lucio.
Gisela VillaGisela, who’s from Modesto, California, got into makeup at 15 years old, when she was gifted a lot of makeup for her quinceañera.“I didn’t want it to go to waste, so I just learned,” she told BuzzFeed.
Gisela Villa
Gisela, who’s from Modesto, California, got into makeup at 15 years old, when she was gifted a lot of makeup for her quinceañera.
“I didn’t want it to go to waste, so I just learned,” she told BuzzFeed.
Lucio recently let Gisela give him a makeover, and it is 
EVERYTHING.
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela“I always wanted to do his makeup just to see what he’d look like, and he was always like, ‘No, you can’t do it,’” Gisela said. “I was bored at home one day and I asked him again, and he said, ‘Alright, just so you stop begging.’”
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela
“I always wanted to do his makeup just to see what he’d look like, and he was always like, ‘No, you can’t do it,’” Gisela said. “I was bored at home one day and I asked him again, and he said, ‘Alright, just so you stop begging.’”
Gisela posted the results on Twitter.
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela
And people everywhere were slain.
When Lucio finally looked in the mirror, “he was in shock” and “just laughed,” Gisela said.
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela“He was like, ‘You’re crazy, this is the last time we’re doing this,’” Gisela said. “He couldn’t stop laughing.”
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela
“He was like, ‘You’re crazy, this is the last time we’re doing this,’” Gisela said. “He couldn’t stop laughing.”
Gisela said contouring was her favorite part of the makeover “because his face totally changed.”
THAT HIGHLIGHT, THO. While most responses have been overwhelmingly positive, Gisele said she’s gotten a few negative comments about “how makeup should only be for girls.” But she and Lucio don’t pay them much mind.
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela“If you want to wear a bright red lipstick or a black lipstick you should be able to, no matter what people say,” Gisele said. “Makeup has no gender and no age, and we will always support that.”
Gisela Villa / Via Twitter: @villa_gisela
“If you want to wear a bright red lipstick or a black lipstick you should be able to, no matter what people say,” Gisele said. “Makeup has no gender and no age, and we will always support that.”
Gisela said her dad is “very funny, laid-back, and loving” and is incredibly supportive of her passion for makeup.
Gisela VillaAnd even though she doesn’t think he’ll be making makeup part of his everyday look, she thinks he could be convinced into another makeover.“It was just something I always wanted to do,” she said. “We both had a lot of fun.”
Gisela Villa
And even though she doesn’t think he’ll be making makeup part of his everyday look, she thinks he could be convinced into another makeover.
“It was just something I always wanted to do,” she said. “We both had a lot of fun.”
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