Bedak Make Over Novels & Stories

The audience chuckled. "Um, yeah. But you don't need to coz you're already flawless." She grinned and flipped her hair to the side. "Aw thanks girl! So tell me some of the makeup that are really popular in the market right now?" "The FC poreless liquid foundation helps you get a better complexion even after washing it off. The FC waterproof long lasting eyeliner is perfect to use to highlight your eye color. We all also have the FC glossier haloscope which is the JAM for glowy, dewy skin. FC highlighter is very popular too and very versatile for getting understated glow on all areas of the face. Our special FC Balm dotcom is the perfect choice for high cheekbones."

When Adina was about to speak, she suddenly became stunned. When the light outside the window shone on their faces, there were a total of scars on the four faces. They were clearly red lipstick marks. With the eyeshadow and foundation as finish-off, they looked like very deep wounds. “Mommy, Mel put this makeup on for us,” Harold proudly said, “Georgie said this makeup is called Scar Makeup. It’s very popular on the internet now. Does it look good?” Adina’s eyes suddenly became watery. The kids must have seen the online news, so they put two scars on their faces.

I was dressed and made up: Lunar Esdel stayed there, directing the makeup artists on what my face should look like. She told them to add extra concealer to my face to cover up the scars that were there. I was also made to go through skin exfoliating processes to make my skin shiny and remove dirt that had accumulated in my pores.

Under the light, it shimmered just enough to make me feel like a queen. I looked nice in the mirror, almost unrecognizable. My eyes had a soft wash of warm bronze eyeshadow that melted perfectly into my skin, giving them a gentle, golden glow. A thin line of eyeliner and a light touch of mascara made my lashes stand out. My lips were coated with a peachy nude gloss that added a natural shine. The foundation was light and smooth, letting my skin’s warmth glow through. Overall, the makeup looked simple, natural, and completely flawless.

The leather caught the​ light e⁠very time she moved,‌ bold and unapologetic. “Smo​king hot,” I said hones⁠tly. She gr‌in‌ned​. “I know, right‌? Do you think I should d⁠o fu⁠l⁠l​ make⁠up or go natural?” I chec​ked the‌ ti‌me. “It​’s almost e‌leven. No need for anythi‌ng heavy. Li⁠p gloss is fine. It’s night anyway. Let’s jus‌t drink our sorro​w away and get the hell out of there‌.”

George said he would be back by then and we can go to Brooklyn bridge. I went over to the internet and watched tons of videos on how to shave brows. I managed to carve my brows into an arc. I put on some face masks and had a refreshing thorough shower afterwards. My skin better be glowing. I smiled, watching myself in the mirror with my bathrobe on. I sat down at the table and began putting on skincare products, moisturizer, toner, serum, you name it. I barely remembered these things and these skincare, makeup products were given to me by George and they must have been expensive.

She would get time to work on herself and get a distraction from all the drama. She sat down on the chair in front of the dresser and took out her makeup kit from the suitcase. Eden remembered what Grace had taught her. First, she needed to color correct the bruised area. The bruise was bluish, so she used green and yellow concealer to neutralize the appearance. Then, Eden applied a thick layer of foundation with the same shade as her skin tone. She used another concealer, also the same shade as her skin, and applied it over the foundation to remove any part of the bruise that was still visible. After that, she used a setting spray to help the make-up stay intact during the day. She finished

I wonder how it would be in reality, definitely a hundred times worse. May offered to do my makeup for school but instead of thinking about how good it made me feel the night before, I was worried about what people were going to say. They might think I was trying to look pretty, but that was a step backward thinking about what people would think rather than how I felt. But May was able to force me, promising to make it light and unnoticeable and that was what she did. It was just mascara, a little eyeliner, and a generous amount of lip gloss. And it still looked really good, it made me seem brighter and not like my usual dull face. “You look so good” she squealed, she said buried deep in my

I forced out in a hurry, praying to the universe that he wouldn't probe further but seems like my luck ran out. “What? I didn't quite get that. Can you come again?” He said with a smug expression. “I said I got…” I swallowed thick saliva but said it. “Some Underwear.” “That's all. What did you get from Sephora?” “I added some new makeup stuff to my already existing one and I upgraded my skincare line. I don't use the previous one anymore.” I said, leaving out the learning how to cook. I am sure he knows what I did because I used his card but he doesn't have to know about the cooking lesson.

“I’ll remember this. I promise you.” In that moment, she liked Layla more. “I appreciate it, but don’t worry about it. I better get back to my workout.” Margo turned to leave and then realized that she wanted to help Layla with something else. “Oh, I almost forgot.” “What?” Margo leaned in close. “When covering up hickeys, it’s best to use a primer that isn’t too creamy and greasy, and then use foundation and then powder to keep the makeup in place,” she explained in a whisper.