Bridal Makeup : My New favourite blend (Products)

Hello Everyone,
Here's hoping you guys are doing great as usual 😊

Hmmmm!
Let me say people read this blog lol!
Not that I don't know cause I see the statistics when I check my blogger but when there are no comments en, it sorta slows you down.

 More like slows "me" down LOL!

The way I've been attacked for irregular post today so! By people I didn't even know knew I blog, I have made a decision.

I will change! I will blog more! I will keep blogging even when no commentd lol!
I will!

So I was going through photos of some of my bridal jobs and thought to share this special bride.... just because I enjoyed every bit of her makeup.

There's always the rush to meet up church timing, so it was the typical rushed bridal makeup.

Her skin was amazing and made my new favourites so easy to work.

I'll dare to put up "unedited" pictures of her look cause I want you to really see. We didn't even have a trial but she already communicated what she wanted and trusted me to deliver.

My January Bride, Jenavi (Photo taken by me before she got dressed)

Main products used
Other than primers and setting sprays
My two unbelievable combination were

1. Zaron oil control mineral powder (The only Zaron product I have)
2. Black up full coverage foundation

There! Amazing combination!
I didn't even use any tinted powder. None!

Her makeup stayed put all day! I Was so happy (The makeup artists in the house understand what it means to have a satisfied bride) .

One thing is sure, I need to visit a Zaron studio and check out more of their stuff!

Save or Toss? Makeup Shelflife

Hey Gorg ones !

This is something I've always wanted to share!
Even some makeup artists don't know.

Shelf life of your makeup.
Shelf life just means a period something can be used before it becomes bad or unsuitable for use.

After reading this post, I bet you'd run to raid your dresser/vanity table.

So here....

I chose a diverse range of products

From left: Primer, A foundation without sunscreen, fixing spray, sublime powder, dark spot eraser, glitter glue, a foundation with sunscreen.

You'll see a bin sign with numbers on it.

They all have different shelf lives.

So what you want to do is turn to the back of the product.


It's written mostly at the bottom.

My Black Up sublime powder states 24 months 

My Lancome teint miracle states 12 months 

My Ben nye glitter glue states 36 months 

Easy as ABC...!

Longest shelf life I've seen is 36months.

This means, DO NOT USE THE PRODUCT FOR LONGER THAN 36MONTHS AFTER OPENING.

If it says 12, you know what that means.

I know someone learnt something.
I was once clueless too!

Mmmwah!
Bemi.