Fans defend Regine Velasquez’s makeup after beauty vlogger’s feedback

Beauty vlogger Anne Clutz offered “beauty feedback” on Regine Velasquez’ makeup, drawing mixed reactions from fans—some of whom pushed back against the unsolicited remark.

Anne, whose real name is Joanne Clutario, shared her observations about the Asia’s Songbird’s makeup in her vlog interview with broadcast journalist Karen Davila released in October.

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“I don’t know po if you had a [makeup artist] for this look, but just a little suggestion lang po: maybe consider not getting the same [makeup artist] next time. Or if you did your makeup yourself, I think the concealer shade might be a little off or baka it just needed a bit more blending,” the content creator said in a now deleted post on Threads.

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She nonetheless clarified, “I come in peace po ha huhuhu! I’m not attacking you at all. Love na love ko po kayo! Just sharing a little beauty feedback. Sana makarating to sa kanya, di ko ma-tag eh huhu.”

However, Clutario’s comment did not sit well with some fans who pointed out that Velasquez often does her own makeup. There were also those who pointed out that the seasoned singer-actress’ makeup has become part of her signature look, one that some fans even recreate.

“Her make-up works for her. She is still beautiful regardless, she even did her own wedding make-up, please let her be,” Threads user @just_vicky043 said.

“I believe she has access naman to all the best MUA sa industry. There are opinions that we need to keep to ourselves especially if none is being solicited,” the netizen added. “Just because you think you are skilled in the MUA department doesn’t mean that you can just openly suggest about ‘getting a different artist,’ and expect that everyone especially those who adore her to take it lightly.”

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Clutario, in response, apologized and said, “Yes, so sorry po. Should have kept it to myself na lang.”

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Velasquez has yet to comment on the matter as of this writing. /edv