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| "HAPPY BLUE DAYS"
Yesterday was one of my "Happy Blue Days"- a day that I simply choose to play with the color blue by coordinating my makeup, lipstick and clothing. This is how I achieved this look:
1. After part drying my face, I applied a small amount of Haitian Shea Butter to my palm and rub it on my face as a base. Haitian Shea Butter is a light-non greasy of Haitian Castor Oil and
2. Apply Bourjois Loose Powder, a transparent, matt finish product for the face, perfect for fall and winter season. That's how I achieve my sleek skin look, besides drinking water daily.
3.Then, proceeded by applying midnight blue eyeliner with blue eye shadow- you may pick any shades of blue from any brand. I use the cheapest found in beauty supply stores, and/or local drug stores.
4. Then, applied a lip therapy to alleviate chap lips; used a plum lip liner (no need to purchase a blue one). The lip liner will not show under lipstick color; it is just to begin the frame of the contour of your lips. Purchase any shades of blue you may find a local beauty supply store or local drug store. I used Nicka K. New York with vitamin E. The color is Smalt #999. And, that's it! Feel free to email me your "Happy Blue Days Look" at martinemayas@gmail.com to be featured on my blog.
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Amarimba spearheads social development programs, recreational events, and educational workshops. After hosting a holiday party to make a valuable contribution to families of local homeless shelters in 2015, she was inspired to establish T.A.L.L.O.M. A native of Trinidad, Amarimba migrated to the US in search of a better life for her family. A former health care finance administrator, she currently devotes her time, energy and passions to charitable works. A childhood survivor of poverty, low self-esteem and depression brought on by child molestation, Amarimba understands first-hand the need to protect the rights and well-being of children. A fierce advocate for disadvantaged youth, her resourcefulness in finding innovative solutions to support inner-city youth is extraordinary. Amarimba is experiencing her life's purpose and takes great pleasure in contributing to her community. When she's not wielding her superpowers of love and co...


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