14 Beauty Slang Terms We Learned Watching RuPaul's Drag Race

When someone looks so good that they make you sick — literally. You want to throw up because he or she is so fly (and you are not).

When your makeup application is absolutely flawless. Seriously, you're a skilled artist. The process of putting on your makeup is referred to as "the beatdown."

That fresh, "just got spritzed with a can of hair spray" look. The minute you walk out of the blowout salon, and your hair is fabulous — that's crispy.

Frequently used in reference to perfectly arched eyebrows, this term can describe any part of your makeup that is well done. The popularity of this term also spawned a song called "Wings on Fleek."

If there was a score for being a boss b*tch, you'd be a perfect 10.

There is no way your makeup could look any better. You have turned out all your skill to get your eyeliner even on both sides and brows on fleek.

Most commonly used to describe hair, it's when every strand is styled just right to create a sleek look. Typically refers to straight, flat-ironed styles.

You killed it. It's dead. You win.

Most often used by drag queens, fishy is in reference to a man who looks superfeminine or can easily pull off womanly styles.

It's obvious you've been in the gym because your body is tight, toned, and cinched all around. The naked dress is your go-to outfit because you look so good, you refuse to wear clothes.

Dusty is a negative term used to describe someone who is dressed in off-season fashions or just not that cute.

"For the gods" is a superlative you can add to any of the previous terms (ie beat for the gods/gawds). It is used when your makeup and hair are so on point that they're worthy of heavenly praise.