Makeup For Little Girls.

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Nora G.

May 8, 2013

Nora G.

Hey! I am a really good nail and makeup artist and always wanted to help the little girls who are sick at the children's hospital! It's a dream to make them feel like a little princess! I just don't know how to start if any of you know what I am allowed to do and any ideas how to start please tell me!!😁😁😁😁

Sonja J.

May 9, 2013

Sonja J.

Ahh your goal is probably the most beautiful thing I've heard about in a while!you can start with basics,or simply ask them what they want!you can first get to know them,make them feel comfortable,and if you know any sick little girl,you can start of with her.than,with her friends,and her friend's friends...I am really not an expert,but this what you do is really inspirational,girl 
:):):)

Nora G.

May 12, 2013

Nora G.

Thank you!!

Kaleigh P.

May 12, 2013

Kaleigh P.

This just brightened my day. Use soft pinks, and make sure you bring makeup brushes you can switch out. I suggest bringing disposable sponges, and brushes. Don't use your makeup brushes on them.

Nora G.

Jun 11, 2013

Nora G.

Aww thank you all for your wonderful advice!

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