Hello beauties,  hope we had a great weekend? Have we all been seeing the trending head wraps on our different social media platforms like Instagram? I presume we have and if you haven't, keep reading. There are about five new head wraps trending if am not mistaken. Below are two different head wrap styles you can rock any day at any time especially as a wedding guest or a bride. This style is tied with pleats at the beginning and fanned out all the way to the back. While the other side is pleated and placed on top of the fan all the way behind as well. This style can be worn for weddings, parties or photo shoots. The product details of the look as follows; Tara Foundation - 330 and 326  Tara Pro Concealer - 07 Tara Brow Highlighter Tara Sheer Finish Powder - TA 13 Tara Queen Nana 2 Eyeshadow Tara Margaret Ekpo Eyeshadow Tara Eye Primer Tara Bronzer - Light Tara Blush - Amarya Tara Lip Pencil - Brown Tara Lipstick - Nsa Tar...

I recently had a seminar on contouring and it was a success. The students were amazed at the transformation. Subsequently, I thought to share my tips on contouring perfectly and below is the finished look from the tutorial. The purpose of contouring is to create dimension in the face, so if you haven't mastered the art of contouring or highlighting, keep reading. Contouring and highlighting take time to practice so don't expect to be a pro the first time you try it. Firstly, color matching is key. Find a color that matches your skin. A little goes a long way when contouring. If you are light skinned, start with the minimal application and you can build layers to reach the desired result. Contouring is when you use a matte powder, cream, liquid or stick products that is a few shades darker than your skin tone to darken areas you would like to reshape like the nose, chin, cheekbones, and forehead. The highlighter is meant to attract light, creating the illusio...

International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8th every year being that it's a principal point in the movement for women's rights. Today, International Women's Day is a public holiday in some countries and predominantly ignored in some other countries. In some places, it is a day of protest; in others, it is a day that celebrates womanhood. It's a call to action for everyone to continue to push for complete gender equality. The early 20th century was a time women were becoming more active in their protests against oppression and gender inequality, leading campaigns to demand equal rights. According to the the official International Women's Day website, during the International Conference of Working Women in 1910, Clara Zetkin of Germany's Social Democratic Party proposed a day to be set aside every year across the world to celebrate women and reinforce their demands. The proposal was accepted and put into practice, starting in Germany and Europe ...