Despite the AO3 Curse incapacitating my other hand
I managed to do my makeup! I used a bunch from my #cbeautymall #makeuphaul! I used the #flortte blush and the #judydollmakeup highlighter. I still don’t know the name of my eyeshadow palette thanks to it being in INCREDIBLY difficult to read cursive, but the liner is from a random Colourpop palette I had on my desk. Lip is also Colourpop and my mascara is currently unremembered. Base is #huda Glowish and a WetnWild concealer set with Kimchi Chic’s setting powder.
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