Sunday, 14 July 2013

Pictures @ LMUF2

Hi Friends, I was glad I made it to the fair, it was a great opportunity for me to meet friends and colleagues in the industry, shop for products, (though, I only bought few stuff) did more of window shopping and networking. 

There were a lot of exhibitors at the fair. House of Tara, Sleek, Kuddy Cosmetics, Taries World, Giftys daughter, Unveil, Fab, Arike, Kayge Cosmetics, Shades and Sparkles and many others were present. Some offered free makeup application,  and there was also makeup video and tutorials. I had an exciting time at the fair, kudos to the organizers. cheers……

Below are pictures
 


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Ushers @ the Entrance
 


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lovely makeup trolley and Boxes 

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Tope (Ewabela) shopping

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@ Gifty Daughter stand


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wow... I love that makeup Bag


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Lise Beauty working on a client

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Fully dressed bride by Topal Makeovers


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With Folake

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 Cup Cakes!!!!

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Model- Amaka



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Deciding what to pick @ Fab Stand


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Till my next post,
stay beautiful.

Tuesday, 9 July 2013

Rest on Adenike CEO Ewar Makeovers

 

Unbelievable, impossible, she can’t be gone, no! no!……were the words I muttered when I heard the news. I didn’t get to meet her but hoped I would someday, never knew death would take her away so soon. Having become a huge fan since I discovered her works I had checked her blog that fateful day, hoping to see a new post. Death why? I was in church later that day and I kept praying for a miracle, hoping to hear it was a rumor.

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One week after, my heart still bleeds. Adenike, though you don’t know this but I must say I admire you so much, you inspire me a lot and I believe you lived well because you impacted so many lives with your gift.

Love you but God loves you more. Rest in his bosom.

Till my next post,

Stay beautiful.

Sunday, 16 June 2013

TB Training

Hi friends, hope you all have been great. I got a job recently and I must say its been a new way of life for me. Waking up so early everyday has not been easy but, guess I’m getting used to it already. Anyways, its not the regular 8 to 5pm job we are all used to in this environment, that makes me proud of what I do. *smiles*

So this brings me to the reason for this post. Last month, we had our training in Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Wondering what took us there? I studied there *winks* the training was aimed at empowering young beauty enthusiast to develop their skill and be financially independent while studying in school. The training was held for four weekends. Below are pictures of the looks created by some of the students.

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To my students, well done and see you at the top.

To my friends, for your continuous followership, God bless you all

Till my next post, stay beautiful.

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

The 2nd Lagos Makeup Fair

 

Hello Friends,

 

 

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This is for all beauty and makeup lovers. Its about a month to the 2nd edition of the Lagos makeup fair. I missed the first edition last year, heard about it rather late but already had other things planned out. After the fair, I heard enough gist from friends who attended and saw pictures of beauty personalities I would like to meet. I am so excited about this upcoming edition and eagerly looking forward to it.

Details of the fair (for all who would love to attend)

Pops Concepts –is a makeup & beauty Events/Consulting Company known for organizing uniquely themed makeup/beauty investment fairs designed to hold in different cities in Nigeria.The MakeUp Fair series is a makeup and beauty shopping extravaganza that is intended to give makeup and beauty professionals a great platform from which to conclude business with attendees/visitors by showcasing and demonstrating their products to potential customers. It will also give prospective investors opportunities to meet with various foreign beauty care companies interested in investing in the Nigerian economy.

Contact Details Phone No: 08037862333, 08188905667 Email: info@themakeupfair.com Twitter: @themakeupfair Facebook: www.facebook.com/themakeupfairseries BBpin: 2638BBCC

For more info about the fair please visit the website www.lagosmakeupfair.com

Till my next post, stay beautiful.

See you there.

Monday, 20 May 2013

CARE FOR YOUR BRUSHES

 

Hi Friends,

 

 

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Some days ago, I visited a group of MUAs (Makeup artists) and noticed their non-challant attitude towards caring for their tools. Right there and then, I decided to do this post.

Bacteria and oils which cause breakouts, acne and other skin problems can easily travel from one person to another through your makeup brushes. If your tools get contaminated, you can run the risk of infecting everyone you work on in the future. The best technique is to properly care for your tools in order to eliminate the possibility of cross contamination.

To clean your brushes, take a little brush cleaner or very gentle soap in your palm, wet the brush and swirl the bristles around your palm until they are covered in soap. (In the absence of a brush cleaner, I use baby shampoo with warm water, but a real brush cleaner is a must because it contains anti bacterial and other germ killing ingredients). Then, rinse very well until the soap is completely gone. Gently squeeze out excess water with a clean towel, reshape the bristles, and let it dry by laying your brushes flat.

How often should you clean?

Depends on the frequency of use, but I wash mine after every use. Regular cleaning will keep your brushes in better working condition, remove old makeup, dirt, dead skin cells, bacteria and oil. Brushes used with cream or liquids such as foundation, concealer, lip-gloss should be washed immediately after use, while your powder, blush and eye-shadow brushes can be washed weekly.

Don’t immerse all your brushes in water all at once as this soften the glue holding the bristles at the base and even the most expensive brushes will come apart.

Don’t blow dry or use direct sunlight to dry your brushes as this will ruin the bristles in the brush.

Don’t dry your brushes standing up as water can go down into the handle and destroy the glue holding the bristles.

Remember, makeup brushes are an investment, proper cleaning and a great care will make your brush set last you several years.

Till my next post, stay beautiful.

 

 

picture courtesy: www.Black-women-beauty-central.com

Wednesday, 15 May 2013

Fabulous @ 40

Big sis (so she is fondly called by me) called to tell me about her upcoming birthday. She requested that I make her up on this special day and I gladly accepted. She has a beautiful skin, so this made working on her more fun. I hope you like the look.

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Face: Black Opal concealing foundation in hazel nut and carob, Iman luxury powder in earth dark, Black Radiance blush in plum.
 
Eyes: BH eye palette, Sleek in original, Milani eye tech liner, Jordana pencil in dark brown, Ultimate Mascara in black from Mary Kay.
 
Lips: Jordana lip liner in plum, wild red lipstick from Island Beauty, INCOLOR lip gloss by Jordana

 
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Till my next post, STAY BEAUTIFUL.

Monday, 13 May 2013

ENCOMIUM INTERVIEW

hello friends,

 

SAM_2230This year has flown by so fast already! Can’t believe it May. Indeed time waits for no one. Well, this is a very quick one. Few weeks ago, I was at the ENCOMIUM’s Black and White Ball to makeup on models and designers (check last post). I was interviewed by Encomium weekly magazine and the interview was published on Tuesday 7th May 2013, (page 10).

Thanks all. Till my next post,

Stay beautiful……….