Beauty Addicts Will Be Totally Obsessed With These 5 Shows on Netflix

Orange is The New Black

One of the most interesting parts of Orange is the New Black is how it explores beauty culture within Litchfield. Despite being incarcerated, these women still take pride in their appearance and find creative ways to curl their hair, wear lipstick, and visit the beauty salon.

Lorna Morello is definitely one of the most devoted beauty lovers in the group, and even takes the time to style her hair with makeshift curlers made from paper towels. Many of the inmates get pampered by Sophia in the beauty salon and several members of the cast have iconic looks involving bold eyeliner or red lipstick.

Queer Eye

In the '90s and early 2000s, makeover shows were everywhere. These reality shows were highly addictive, but not always made in the nicest way. With the Queer Eye reboot, makeover shows get a redesign that focuses on self confidence and feel-good vibes.

Beauty lovers still get the transformation they desire — without any of the hosts insulting the "before" image of the makeover subject. Queer Eye is a great example of how grooming can improve someone's confidence and allow them to accomplish their dreams. Plus, you'll always feel great after watching an episode.

The Get Down

It's a huge bummer that The Get Down was cancelled, but the 11 existing episodes are definitely worth a watch. Baz Luhrmann's tribute to the hip-hop and disco music of the '70s is full of big hair, dramatic fashion, and incredible makeup.

While most of the show centres around the teenage men participating in the hip-hop scene in the Bronx, the disco side of the show will make beauty girls drool. Herizen F. Guardiola stars as Mylene Cruz, a girl bent on becoming a Donna Summers-style disco queen. She sneaks out with her best friends to get her songs played, and gives us the best going-out-look inspiration we could ever ask for.

Grace and Frankie

Grace and Frankie is worth a watch, not just to have Jane Fonda and Lilly Tomlin make your stomach hurt from laughing so hard, but for the serious conversations about ageism in the beauty industry, dating, and even sex toys.

One of my favourite parts of this show is watching Fonda's character Grace get ready for dates, carefully putting in hair extensions and applying makeup, and Lily Tomlin's character Frankie taking a more holistic approach to self-care.

Glow

It's almost impossible not to be entertained by the women's wresting show Glow. Not only does it have a stellar cast, but the insane wresting personas, complete with '80s hair and dramatic makeup, might convince you to try teal lipstick.