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EVENING LOVELIES!

I know it has been literally forever since I've posted, but A-Levels are damn stressful, particularly when you've UCAS deadlines, work and a poor excuse of a social life to fit in as well! But here I am, better late than never eh?! 

Today's blog post is completely different to what you've seen before, primarily because it's not a fashion post, but a make up post. Oooo...

So I've decided to increase my workload, idiot I know, and I have now become an independent Younique representative. Fancy!

I just wanted to quickly show you all the power of Youniques 3D lashes. Now I have ridiculously short eyelashes and I'm not particularly gifted with makeup applying abilities, however this is a small insight into Youniques 3D lashes. There are two rods, the gel and the fibres, where you  apply the gel, then the fibres at the tips of your lashes before reapplying the gel to finish that 'falsies' affect! 

This is a super speedy blog post and I'm sorry for that, but if you want to find out more about Younique and their incredible products, also a sneaky video of me badly applying some of their stuffff, then head over to both my instagram and facebook

see you soon!

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