Suzelle DIY is back after a 2-month break with her latest craze called ‘Slime’, and as usual, the video is filled with awkward, hilarious moments.
South Africa (16 March 2017) – Suzelle and Marianne are back after two months of silence, and their official first DIY of 2017, called ‘How to make Slime’, is already a massive craze all over social media.
As usual, Suzelle fills the (all-new, bigger, and better) studio with her personality, and Marianne takes the cake with her silent but hysterically awkward facial expressions.
“Julia Anastasopoulos (aka Suzelle) became a local internet phenomenon in May 2014, with her do-it-yourself web series known as SuzelleDIY”
Suzelle and Marianne are on an all-new set, set up like a talk show straight out of a Barbie dreamland. The first special guest of the show is none other than Suzelle’s bestie, Marianne. She is the guest only because they forgot to book someone for their first show.
In the DIY, the ladies are insistent that accuracy in this DIY is essential!
Here is the video for your enjoyment.
PS: watch until the very end, Marianne wows us with her new skill.
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