Barnes credited 19-year-old makeup artist Anna Murphy, the trend's originator, who then shared a tutorial on her own TikTok page, effectively igniting the challenge's viral spread.
From that point, TikTok's artistic community took over, flooding the platform with stunning interpretations of the look. Murphy's tutorial began with a base of Mehron white liquid makeup applied to her entire face. Once dry, she added Ben Nye spirit gum, then meticulously attached yarn in a spiral pattern, carefully cutting it around her eyes and mouth.
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This unique trend isn't for everyone. The sensation of yarn adhered to the face proved too much for some, while others embraced the artistry and playful nature of the challenge. Replicating the "yarn face" requires genuine skill and creativity, demanding precise placement of yarn and flawless makeup application.