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Hello everyone, One conversation I have often goes like this: Me: Omg! What happened to your brows? Other: Errrm, I couldn't come to do my brows and they were already grown out. So, i tried to do them myself. Me: Ok....you realise you took them all off? Other: *sad face* yes. What do I do now? In between brow appointments, if you have new growth you would like to get rid of, I would recommend using a pair of tweezers. Looking in the mirror and seeing clearly the new growth sprouting, take one hair at a time and pull out with a pair of tweezers. It is easy and very specific. Allowing you to pick hair strand by strand and for precise touching up. No dramatic accidents except you get tweezer-happy and overdo it. :) have fun trying this out. #protip #browsonfleek Photo credits: tweezer photo from Google images. Bride's photo: mine.

Hey people, It's been too long since I last put up a post but I intend to do so regularly from now on. Here is a picture of my beautiful bride, Funmi Akin-Oludumila. She was such a phenomenal bride. I had such a rich experience working with her. Ah! I heard so many good things about Milk of Magnesia(MOM) so I decided to try it out and it worked like a dream. For her skin, I used my very trusty No. 7 primer and then overlaid it with the MOM. Then I applied Mary Kay bronze 507 foundation, Iman clay 2 luminous powder to give a subtle glow and then MAC NC 50 powder. I loved her dress, I thought it was very timeless. But I also thought that red lipstick was predictably the choice to go with for a retro, classic look. I decided to do something else and go with an equally timeless fushia pink instead.  She's wearing MAC Girl About Town. I hope you love the look as much as I did. Till next time, XOXO.