What did you learn in 2015?

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shelby m.

Dec 24, 2015

shelby m.

I learned how to do a kind of good winged liner and how to put foundation on properly. I also learned that you can still be outstandingly gorgeous without makeup!! I asked some people if they like me better withOUT makeup!!

shelby m.

Dec 24, 2015

shelby m.

With or without make up and most said without makeup!! I didn't finish the last comment...lol.

Freddi L.

Dec 24, 2015

Freddi L.

Much like Alicia, this year was my "glo up" year. I cut 12 inches of my half & learned how to manage short hair. I also learned how to really take care of my skin. I got really into YouTube tutorials & learning how to take my makeup up a notch! I learned a bunch of different techniques & learned about different brands. I learned not to be afraid to step outside my comfort zone when it comes to makeup! Next years goals are going to continue to be pushing out of my makeup comfort zone and keep really taking care of skin!

hope everyone has a good holiday & a happy new year!

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