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When I first dyed my hair red YEARS ago I was told to stay away from anything red. I was told that I couldn’t rock red makeup with my red hair because it just wouldn’t look good… and I lived by that. I saw others rocking it but believed that red on red would NEVER look good on me, so I steered clear of it until recently.
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Okay y’all, I am finally going to be sharing a makeup look on here. I have been wanting to do this for quite sometime but have never really had the look to share, so to speak. I love doing fall makeup. Playing with golds, reds, and coppers are honestly some of my favorite things to do and I guess you could say my safe zone. To be completely honest with you, as I was doing this look I didn’t really think about wanting to post it until it was finished so sorry about not having many during the process pictures. So Enjoy!!!!
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Being a frequent dyer, one of the questions I hear all the time, “How is your hair so healthy?” This question has never taken me by surprise, because let’s face it my hair has been every color of the rainbow and bleached more times than you can count on one hand. It is so easy to over process your hair to the point of what feels like no return and to be completely honest with you my hair has only be to that point once… and it wasn’t even because of dye, bleach, or heat.
There are many ways that someone can express who they are. A person’s physical appearance is often one of those ways. The way you dress, the way you do your makeup, and the way you do your hair can all reflect the person you are whether you realize it or not. Until people get to know me and until I get over my anxiety, people assume I am a quite person who would much rather keep to myself than hold a fun conversation, but they are sadly mistaken. My husband and friends will be the first to tell you that I am the polar opposite of that and will talk your ear off once I get to know you.
