My m@k3up sh0uld b3 N@tur@l

Keep it clean. In most aspects of life, that's my motto. Whether I spend my weekends hiking, going to gallery openings, or just hanging out with friends, my makeup style enhances what I have without hiding who I am. While I probably can't be bothered to cover up blemishes if I’m just heading to the gym (I'll just sweat it off, after all), I might throw on mascara and flush my cheeks with blush if that cute guy is working at the coffee shop.However much I do put on, I tend to use makeup to bring out certain features like big eyes, high cheekbones, or full lips, rather than trying to create a whole, new persona. My face, the first thing most people notice, says that what I see is what I get — there are no hidden agendas with me. I’m clean, fresh, simple look — whether a product of 5-minute's work or 50-minute's work — tells people that I am sincere, unsullied, and will, as they say, keep it real.