Singers, chefs, and fashion designers have ruled the reality competition show airwaves for years, but there's never been a series for makeup artists. That's all changing with Lifetime's new show "Glam Masters." Kandee Johnson is one of the program's judges and joins Cheddar to reveal what it'll take to win her over.
She takes us inside the show's first season, revealing what sorts of themed challenges contestants will need to master in order to be crowned champion. "Glam Masters" is hosted by Laverne Cox and executive produced by Kim Kardashian-West. Johnson reveals what it's like working with the A-listers both on camera and off.
Finally, we put Johnson to the test in a game of "Makeup or Made Up?" We ask the star beauty influencer to guess between the names of real and fake makeup colors. Find out if she knows whether "Nosebleed" is an actual nail polish color.
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