11.11.2015

We out here.

I don't really know what has taken me so long to finally get this going! I've gone through a lot of major changes in my life such as temporarily moving back to Florida to be with my mom and enrolling in an esthetics program full-time to carry out my love love love love for skin care. Anyone who knows me knows that I'm extremely obsessed with beauty products and rap music. I crave the J.Lo/Kimora Lee Simmons glow and it excites to me to participate in an industry that helps people achieve that.

Although I've always considered blogging to be kind of corny, it makes sense to document and share the things that I am excited about. Especially for my friends. It gets hectic sending thirty texts that all say "You gotta try this highlight. This might be the one." There also just aren't that many blogs geared towards girls with my skintone (think, NW40/45). It became painful to google things like "____ on dark skin." I also ran into the problem that NO ONE seemed to be making reviews on the products that truly interested me- it was always holy grail type items.

Typing all of this already makes me feel crazy.

...Anyway

I recently ordered Bobbi Brown: The Ultimate Beauty Resource book off of eBay for like three dollars or whatever. I love Bobbi Brown. I feel like not enough people my age are talking about her enough because she was so 90s and cool. I mean she still is, but you know what I mean. One of the main philosophies she lives by is that you can't just "create" beauty, you must enhance your beauty from within. This book was published in 1996 and to be honest, it's still extremely relevant to this day.

I thought I'd scan a few pages where she discusses African American beauty. (A lot of these techniques can be applied towards anyone with a medium-deep skin tone)












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