Lampu Untuk Make Up Novels & Stories

We enjoy a light lunch before my friends have their hair and makeup done and put their dresses on. 'You all look so gorgeous.' I smile at them. 'We all know you will look the most gorgeous tonight,' Lana winks. 'I can't wait to see your dress! I can't believe you still won't look at it!’ Hailey laughs. 'It's hard not to sneak a peek, but it’s worth the wait.' The make-up artist applies my make-up, using a smoky bronze on my eyes, and black, winged eyeliner, and mascara. I choose a deep red lipstick.

The blue light of millions of smartphone screens illuminated the night like a digital plague. In a plush, white-marbled penthouse high above the city, Luna was in the middle of the performance of her life. She leaned into the camera of her high-end ring light, her features softened by a mourning filter that made her skin look like translucent porcelain.

“Uh… what program’s on TV? I haven’t seen this variety show before.” But Calvin wasn’t paying the slightest attention. His thoughts were nowhere near the TV. Instead, his eyes caught on the decorative flower-shaped lamp beside the coffee table. Grasping for a change of subject, he said, “You bought this lamp too? Don’t you want to try it out?” Adriana’s eyes lit up. “Oh, right! This lamp is really popular lately—it’s the same model as the one trending online. It has three light settings. Wait, I’ll show you.”

Chapter 29 The morning sun streamed through the sheer curtains of Laura's bedroom while she stood before her vanity. The hum of a hair dryer filled the space as she meticulously styled her hair. Today was another important day at the company, and though she didn't feel the need to overdo it, a touch of polish wouldn't hurt. She leaned in closer to the mirror, carefully applying light makeup—a bit of foundation, a hint of blush, and a soft pink lipstick that enhanced her natural features.

“I need a pen.” I reached out to my inner pocket and handed her one. Pulling out the paper in the lamp, she scribbled something on it and when she put it back, the lamp lit on, and she smiled. “How do they even make these things?” They make use of chemicals that react with inks to emit light. I wanted to explain it to her but I knew better. Yuanita had cursed me for doing so, the first time we had visited this place.

Sarah said to Lucy, who was busy applying some makeup to her face with her makeup kits. "Don't worry, it's merged with a restaurant," Lucy said to Sarah before passing her the makeup kit she was holding. "And why are you giving me this?" Sarah asked her with furrowed brows. "What is a makeup kit used for? Polish your face a little bit; you look awful," Lucy said to Sarah, and immediately she sighed heavily before returning the makeup kit to Lucy. "I have mine in my bag, and I don't see any reason why I should polish my face; we are just going to grab dinner and discuss a little bit before going back home," Sarah said to Lucy, who frowned immediately.

She opens the door to the School. ————————————————————————————————————— "I think you should keep the hair like it is, it's cute". Lumi says, looking me over, as we have just arrived home. I look in the mirror, I have the front hair pulled back and made into a kind of loose braid, with the rest hanging loose. "Okay… so what about makeup ? I don't want to overdo it, but I want to look good". "Hmm no not too much… a slight touch of highlighter, to make you look your best should there be someone snapping your picture. A bit of blush. A natural colour on the eyes. A bit of mascara and a light gloss". She grabs the makeup bag. "Let me".

Claire uttered. "Makeup? What is that for?" Luna asks which makes Claire confused. She doesn't know why Luna has not heard of makeup before. "Oh, makeup is for enhancing your facial attributes. It can also cover up some blemishes and some insecurities you have in your skin, especially in your face." Claire explained it to her. "Come, I am carrying some of my makeup in my bag. Let's go to the food court first and let me demonstrate to you how to use it." Claire suggested which Luna happily obliged.

I was a Luna Queen. The makeup artist, a young woman with expertly applied makeup herself, began her work. She applied a lightweight foundation that matched my skin perfectly, accentuating my fair complexion without masking my natural skin tone. This was followed by a blush that imparted a rosy glow to my cheeks, making my blue eyes pop. For the eyes, she chose a soft smoky look, which further amplified their azure depth. A few coats of mascara, and my eyes transformed into mesmerizing pools of sapphire. The makeup was completed with a pink lipstick that felt feather-light on my lips, giving them a naturally flushed look.

“Thank you for your warm welcome. We will have champagne, please. “You are welcome, sir; your drink will be here in a jiffy. She left and came back with a bottle of Moet Chandon. She poured two glasses for me and Bryan and we hit our glasses lightly to cheer. “Mrs. Jane, we are ready for you this way, please. I couldn't tell if the person talking to me was a girl or a guy; the voice was masculine but his outfit and his makeup said otherwise. I stood up and waved at Bryan as I walked behind the person directing me. We got to a room; it was a makeup studio. The room was so big and bright; there was LD light in every corner of the room and a very long and big stand filled with makeup items. I c