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Make up. The one tool the majority of girls use to be creative and express themselves with. However to begin with it's difficult to know what to buy.

My first make up item was a Rimmel London match perfection foundation in the colour 010 Light Porcelain. As a 14 year old girl I thought that it was brilliant but on reflection now it was too greasy for my skin and it was completely the wrong colour! This however, opened up a whole new world for me and now I have a big make up collection full of things that suit and complement me.
My advice is if anyone is apprehensive about their first make up buy as they're worried it might be wrong the wrong brand or colour is to just go for it! experiment with it, this will allow you to eliminate all the brands that you don't like and then you can figure out what's best for you!
Also don't be scared to try new things and to express yourself; is you aren't being you it isn't worth it!

Hope you are having an amazing week,
Love,
LRM

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