After starting a makeup dedicated YouTube channel, Holly Boon has become a fan favourite across a number of platforms.
With her fans rooting for her to succeed, her followers obsess over her wild looks and killer snaps.
But while her make up is what drew fans in, her followers couldn’t help but notice the similarity she has to the Kardashian clan.
Holly has picked up on this herself, having recreated a number of Kim Kardashian’s infamous looks – but the babe continued to outdo herself in the makeup industry.
The 24-year-old vlogger has over half a million subscribers on YouTube who obsess over her looks – but her 387k Instagram followers gush over more than just her talent.
Alongside her day job of beauty vlogging, Holly has been working with brands and is even collaborating with TOWIE’s Pete Wicks on his next project.
The babe took to Instagram to share a behind the scenes shot with Doll Beauty, in a pink plunge bikini, with a dazzling makeup look alongside it.
With thousands of comments flying in to gush over the babe, one user was happy to see her flaunting her figure.
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BIKINI BABE: Holly’s fans go wild over her snaps
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LOOKS: Holly’s fans gush over her extravagant make up styles
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FESTIVAL: Holly’s festival look received floods of attention
They wrote: “Yes! God to see you now have the confidence to go on brand trips. Slay girl.”
While another added: “I can’t cope with you! You look fire.”
Another fan gushed: “This is absolute heaven.”
Holly’s loyal followers often share their love for her snaps with supportive comments on her Instagram.
The army of fans are in a never-ending cycle of posting well-wishes and helping her grow as a brand.
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YOUTUBE BABE: Holly rose to fame through her YouTube channel
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INSPIRED: Holly was praised over her Kim K inspired look
After receiving floods of support from fans, the babe has started to give back when it comes to noticing smaller brands.
Having worked with all sorts of makeup brands, Holly requested that others make themselves known to her.
She took to Twitter to write: “If you’re a small independent brand and you’re struggling to get your products out there, hit me up.
“I’m bored of all these big brands, I’d love to purchase some products from smaller brands that appreciate it.”