Eight Sixteen
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mochafleur:

thelingerieaddict:

fairytalemood:

photos by Gustavo Papaleo for John Lewis magazine

Beautiful.

forever my favorite
mochafleur:

thelingerieaddict:

fairytalemood:

photos by Gustavo Papaleo for John Lewis magazine

Beautiful.

forever my favorite
mochafleur:

thelingerieaddict:

fairytalemood:

photos by Gustavo Papaleo for John Lewis magazine

Beautiful.

forever my favorite
Statement necklace from stitchfix.com. Love it!
The Dress
Art by Nancy Ramirez
Them dudes!
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candylacedpoison:

Bless God.


Have mercy
candylacedpoison:

Bless God.


Have mercy
mochafleur:

forever one of my favorite photos
"Beauty Q&A: 26 March 2013 (Liquid Liners, highlighters, brushes, my camera, and peeling skin!)"

What is a good, fairly cheap highlighter? Liquid, cream or powder I dont mind. I just want to find something that will give a nice glow to my cheekbones but isnt too expensive. Is the benefit highbeam good? I was looking for something slightly cheaper.. thanks

There is always MAC’s Strobe cream! I find you get so little product with highbeam, though it’s a very good product, and for women of color, you need something a little less silvery for highlights.

The other cheap trick is to find a loose powder shadow in a soft peachy-pink or champagne shade and just add that to a lotion to make your own! As long as you don’t choose a shadow that is glitter or sparkly, it should look great.

do you have a youtube channel?

No, I’m afraid not! But I’ll definitely do it if time and situation allows in future!

hello there. just wanna ask what are the essential brushes (and where to use them) and sponges we need to invest in? how to clean them and when to change them? i saw in your recent post u used concealer brush on your lip, i have the same brush which i used to apply eye shadow. i use to apply concealer and make up base using fingertips. well i really wanna learn about these brushes. thank you so much!

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