In the morning, wash your face, put your toner, put your moisturizer on and get the heck out. As easy and simple as it can be.
I didn't wear makeup my whole life because my mother was really strict, and when all my teenage friends were wearing makeup, she said, "No."
And then somewhere in my mid-20s, she looked at me and said, "Why aren't you wearing makeup?" "Because you told me not to." So I went through most of my life without makeup. You know, you do it every once in a while, big occasions, but it's really very basic. As easy and simple as it can be.
I tried the mask last night, and I had a friend over so we both tried it, which was really cool. And we were both walking around with really chocolatey faces, it was kinda cool. Smells really, really good. The consistency was really interesting and it smells like honey and I love honey. And then we took it off. I had a sheen, just looked alive.
And while the mask was on, you felt these little kinda tingles. It didn't hurt, you know, just a little tingly like there was a little massage going on. My skin looked very smooth
And then we took it off. I had a sheen, just looked alive. And while the mask was on, you felt these little kinda tingles. It didn't hurt, you know, just a little tingly like there was a little massage going on. My skin looked very smooth afterward, and supple.
After I did the mask, then I put the Boomsilk on and that too gives you a different type of sheen. And then I tried the color stick. This morning, I even went amongst my friends and I just, kind of, had it on a little bit before I came. And they said, "Yeah, your skin does look more vibrant and it's a little bit more supple."
My younger self was really not as confident or as sure of herself as she should've been, and she certainly should've been.
I would definitely tell her not to be so timid. I would definitely tell her that she should trust her instincts, she should trust who she is, and to take a really good look in the mirror and be happy with what you see.
I was given a lot of freedom to do things but I don't think they really understood where I could've gone with what I had going. I didn't have that type of courage by myself. But I would definitely tell my younger self, "Go for it. Let it all out."
You know, I may retire in a couple of years, so I have to see what I'm going to do. And I've already started laying plans for that as well because that's what you have to do.