I started doing my own makeup in 2012 with a Bare Minerals set I was gifted for Christmas. It contained a loose powder foundation, loose powder blush, glittery lipgloss, and mascara. I remember thinking, “I want more!” So for my birthday that next year, I got a Too Faced heart blush set off QVC. I began getting more and more into makeup in the 2010s, and obviously became a victim of the 2016 pomade brow pandemic. Some of my favorite brands now are Kosas, Rare Beauty, Tarte, Chanel, and Tom Ford.
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