This week on the channel +3.5M views this week

Makeup she once hid as a teenager: Lavish Krish's 'Invisible Makeup'

The drugstore no-makeup look passed 600,000 views in six days, and its comment section is mostly debating one blush stick.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Invisible Makeup Using Affordable Products 🎀🪞🕯️Invisible Makeup Using Affordable Products 🎀🪞🕯️

How invisible can makeup be when the blush is peach? That is roughly the question Lavish Krish's viewers have been arguing over all week.

"Invisible Makeup Using Affordable Products 🎀🪞🕯️" is her everyday no-makeup look, built from drugstore names like e.l.f., NYX, Maybelline and Rimmel. In the description she says this is how she did her makeup through her teenage years, partly while hiding it, and how she still does it now as an adult. That detail struck a chord. Several viewers from Indian homes share their own memories of parents who frowned on lipstick. Most of the conversation, though, is a friendly verdict on the title: plenty say the complexion really does disappear, and the concealer gets surprise praise, while the blush and lips are what give the game away.

Two gentler uploads followed. A cozy fall evening video has Lush shower gel, a vanilla body cream and a candle, plus her note that autumn became her favorite season after she moved to Canada, with Diwali on the way. A hair breakage routine for the colder months went up on Sunday and is off to a brisk start. Meanwhile her 8pm night pamper ASMR from late August is edging toward a million views.

The channel as a whole ran at about half its usual daily pace and added around 5,000 subscribers. Among beauty channels of similar size, DermAngelo had the busiest week by far, while Leanne Page and RawBeautyKristi held steady.

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What viewers say

  • your natural face looks like it has makeup. So naturally beautiful.
    @yasmineshahidSee it on YouTube
  • The blush and lips are obvious but the complexion otherwise looks absolutely fantastic and natural. The concealer looked way better than I expected it to
    @HighlyCaffeinated-g8oSee it on YouTube
  • Ugha I remember my mom blowing a fuse when she caught me with lipstick 🤦🏽‍♀️ 😂 Indian homes can be such a struggle lol Love your products and look 👌🏽🤌🏽❤
    @lisatotaram8584See it on YouTube

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The videos drawing views on Lavish Krish right now

The facts
Subscribers
934,000 ▲ 5,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days
3,507,507
Videos published this week
3
Video published
September 29, 2026
Video views so far
629,145
Views on its first day
94,561

The numbers

Here is how Lavish Krish's channel and videos moved this week.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
milky🥛
10,226,608
DermAngelo
9,076,989
Lavish Krish
3,507,507
PaisLee and PresLee
2,196,992
Maria Aiello
1,176,468
RawBeautyKristi
174,550
Leanne Page
150,946
subscribers
934,000
▲ 5,000 in the last 7 days
total views
418,402,775
views per day
212,503
typical day: 433,112
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
TOP KUTS
1,260,000
RawBeautyKristi
1,050,000
Leanne Page
995,000
DermAngelo
955,000
Lavish Krish
934,000
milky🥛
930,000
Maria Aiello
818,000
PaisLee and PresLee
780,000
The4thKen
629,000
As of October 5, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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