BEFORE AND AFTER WITH PRODUCT REVIEW

Makeup is definitely a solid tool for transformation. Before and after images shows how faces can be reformed by sheer application of makeup.

I get super excited when clients agree to let me take a before and after photo. Most of my clients seldomly agree but then, am really grateful for those who let me because it helps a lot when you get to see both.

The makeover on my client below was actually for a pre wedding shoot. Thanks to her brother who took his time taking shots, section by section.

He was literally amazed at how women get to sit for minutes doing makeup. The turnout which is the after look, to him was like magic. His words "she's good". I would not forget his facial expressions when I use different brushes to apply certain products. His words again "why so many brushes?".

Well, without those brushes my work won't be done effectively.

PRODUCT REVIEW

Face

Tara foundation TM 327, Tara powder 46, Tara blush Iriawo, Tara pro concealer in 07 for highlights, Tara bronzer in light.

Eyes

Tara eyeshadow primer, Tara eyeshadow Queen Amina 2, Tara liquid liner in black, Inglot gel liner for undereye, Tara brow kit in 01 for brows.

Lips

Tara lip liner in Afia, Tara lipstain in Anja and Taos lipstain in Jozi.

N.B - TARA IS A NIGERIAN BRAND. ALL PRODUCTS STATED ABOVE CAN BE PURCHASED AT ANY HOUSE OF TARA STORE NATIONWIDE.

LOCATIONS

*LEKKI *IKEJA *IBADAN *AMUWO *BENIN *ILORIN *ASABA *UYO *ABUJA *PORTHARCOURT *KANO *KADUNA

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