‘Is That a Mustache?!’: Fans Roast Joseline Hernandez for Seemingly Going Overboard with Her Lip Liner

Joseline Hernandez.
Joseline Hernandez. @joseline /Instagram.

Joseline Hernandez is under fire once again for her appearance.

This is the second time in days the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” alum made a seemingly unforgivable makeup gaffe, and folks aren’t holding back from calling her out on it. Sunday, she took to her Instagram account and posted a photo showing off her apparent uncanny look.

Ostensibly taking a selfie of herself, Hernandez stuck a subtle pose for the camera with her hand on her shoulder, showing off her new blond ’do and glammed appearance, including thickened dark brown eyebrows, a champagne eyeshadow and a pink nude lip.

Clearly feeling herself, the celeb wrote in her caption, “Que Linda!” which translates in English as “how cute!”

A few fans poured on compliments.

“So beautiful! I love the blonde, looks good OH YESSS 🔥🔥!!”

“That color be is pretty on u 😍😍 u better work bihhhh!”

Others blasted her for committing a lip-lining faux pas.

“Loose the makeup. The lipspencil too over your lips. Doesn’t look right 🤷.”

“That lip tho 🤣 is that a mustache 😂.”

“Why she look like pennywise with that heavy a– lip liner 🤦🏽‍♀️.Not sure I like that make up ad your lip liner need to be fixed.”

“Black liner around your lip was so 1980s fix it 💯.”

Earlier this week, the reality star was also dragged for apparently wearing “clown brows.” According to fans, Hernandez has been committing several makeup mistakes.

Nicki Minaj
Nicki Minaj at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall on August 20, 2018, in New York City. (Photo: Paul Zimmerman/WireImage)

One who’s extremely particular about her glam being on point is rap diva Nicki Minaj. After being less than pleased with her makeup and hairdo for the 2018 VMA Awards, the “Chun Li” artist allegedly fired her entire glam squad, including renowned celebrity hairstylist Kim Kimble.

Minaj even went an extra step and unfollowed Kimble on Instagram, but not before throwing a little shade towards the hairstylist’s way.

“Yall been askin me to hit Tae up 4 a long time,” she tweeted, praising her new stylist Arrogant Tae. ” I guess y’all were on to something or whatever.”

In 2018, Hernandez mysteriously threw jabs at Minaj on Twitter, which sent the Barbz on a attacking spree.

The reality star tweeted, “I just to love the b***h…. but when you show your true colors….. every one in the music game told me they can’t stand you or work with you…. and i always took your side. But you a flaw bitch Nikki. Don’t say shit to me. You know what you did.”

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