Kim Chi from Season 8 of RuPaul's Drag Race courtesy Logo
Kim Chi was part of the epic eighth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race, and ended up in an epic finale alongside Naomi Smalls (who will be in the cast of All-Stars Season Four) and the season’s ultimate winner, Bob the Drag Queen. And though she didn’t snatch the crown, few fans will forget the otherworldy lewks she was able to serve with her advanced make-up skills.
As an added bonus for the season runners-up, Chi and Smalls went on to star in M.U.G./ – an online show from Drag Race production company World of Wonder that explores the wide world of maquillage. What’s maquillage? It’s all-things having to do with cosmetics, hunty, but in case that slips your mind, it’s right there in the title: M.U.G. stands for “Make Up Girls!”
Each week on M.U.G., our hostesses with the mostesses discuss the hot trends in cosmetics and give advice on how to achieve “the look.” On season one, the make up mavens welcomed special guests including Manny MUA, Vander Von Odd, and Mariah to help them discuss a range of make up tips, tricks and topics. Each episode also features a special tip of the day help viewers improve their skills.
When we stopped by for a visit with one of the girls, Kim Chi got right to the point when it comes to healthy living. “Hi, this is Kim Chi over here!” she told Metrosource‘s camera. “The key to bringing Kim Chi to life is: fiber, iced coffee in the morning, and a good skin care routine!” Watch her say it live in the video below.
And if you’re in the mood for more drag, check out another fabulous Season Eight queen, Thorgy Thor, chatting with us on video about her strategy for Drag Race success. And don’t miss Season Eight winner Bob the Drag Queen sounding off about the current occupant of the Oval Office – direct from Provincetown.
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