Why You Should Never Wear A Facial Haircut
Why should you never wear a facial hair cut?
You’ll be looking like a freak.
The modern day man wears facial hair all the time and I’m sure it’s one of the reasons we’re all in such a bad mood right now.
But I’m not here to talk about that.
I’m here to share with you the reason why facial hair is a bad idea.
I’ve been obsessed with the beauty industry since I was a kid.
I went to the beauty salon to look at all the amazing products and makeup products, and I loved every minute of it.
But when I went out and started doing my own beauty, I realized that my hair was just not the most beautiful part of my body.
I knew that my face was the most important part of me, and so I went through that process and got a facial.
I thought, “Man, that looks really, really ugly.”
I mean, there’s no way I could do it justice.
And so when I got my first haircut, it was a complete shock to me.
And the thing is, I didn’t know it at the time.
I didn of course know how ugly my face looked.
I think I had a very short and tight haircut.
And I would do that for maybe five or six months.
But when I cut it off, I was like, “That’s not the cut I wanted to be doing.
I want my face to be really, very pretty.”
So I was really angry about that because I thought I was supposed to look good.
And at that point, I’m pretty sure I did.
And you know, I had to shave my head at least three times a week for about two years before I was satisfied with my face.
I really struggled with the whole thing.
But that’s where I started to really learn about beauty.
I started working in a beauty store and I was getting so much work done that I was just kind of like, I can’t do this anymore.
So I was always going back to my roots and trying to learn from people and I ended up getting married and having kids and having a career in the beauty business.
And then I came out as a blogger in 2013.
I mean I still write beauty blogs for a living.
I still do them.
I just decided that the only way I was going to continue to be a writer was to write for beauty.
And that was it.
What inspired you to become a blogger?
It started with my husband, David.
He was like my idol growing up.
And when he got married, he got really serious about his career.
And it’s so hard for a lot of guys to make that transition, because they have to be very serious about their careers.
But he just had this incredible passion for what he wanted to do.
He had been teaching himself how to do this and he just really was going all out.
And he had his own little salon in Los Angeles that he ran and he had all these beautiful little mirrors and so he would do these amazing makeup tutorials.
We were like, We need to do a makeup tutorial.
And one of his first projects was a makeup look for the first time ever.
And the first thing he did was take off his mask and do his own makeup.
Now, I remember that day in 2013 and I think it was like the biggest moment of my life because I was so excited and he was so supportive and so kind and so honest and so professional.
When I was working in my own salon, David was like our biggest fan.
And all of a sudden, I started getting the job and it was just a blur.
And my first job in two years was going from being in my kitchen with no makeup to being the assistant to a full-time beauty editor and I just fell in love with the work.
I loved working with all of the designers and all of my clients.
I love working with my own hair stylist.
I have a beautiful client base.
I don’t really have to worry about makeup or makeup, I just have to do my own thing.
How do you keep up with the trends?
I love looking at the beauty trends.
So I’ll just say that I really love how trends are changing and I love the fact that they are changing so quickly.
And like a lot the trends are really cute and they are pretty but they are actually going through some really profound changes and I am a big believer in the fact of just staying in your comfort zone and doing what you love to do and not trying to follow trends and trends.
Have you ever had a manicure?
Yes, I have.
I got a manicurist in New York City who does a lot more manicures than I do.
She does more than I ever do.
Can you tell me about your first