Thank you for that! My subtly done-up heart is set aflame. <3

Oh, fuck them. Pizza and 'luudes forever.

ATTICA, ATTICA!

It's unnecessary on top of more half-hearted and bad technique. It does take time and expertise, especially if it's not your first time at the rodeo. When contouring is about working with the face rather than against it, seeing that philosophy being interpreted and executed so poorly is shameful.

Kevyn's books made cosmetic application accessible. I still use "Face Forward" and "Making Faces" as reference material when I need to brush up on technique or adjust my attitude - Kevyn knows best; the Demarchelier shots never get old either.

Master it with whatever relative privacy you have and gain that bravery and confidence! When executed and accomplished masterfully, it is a hell of a weapon and becomes very simple to do. We've got YouTube demonstrations (good ones, even!) for all skin tones and all faces, to boot. Treat yourself!

Amen. Kevyn Aucoin's shade is throwing shade.

The general consensus on my speaking voice? People like it a lot, which freaks me the fuck out. I'll stay out of all y'all's clubhouse if you'll stay out of mine.

Fuck yogurt. Give me all your pudding.

Oh, my people! I have found my people! Rage Runners, unite and take over!

No, it isn't you. (You common people, you!) - my mid-20's friends brandish how fucking quirky they are. They're almost condescending about it and I can't relate. I like what I like but it isn't who I am. It's like they doff complexity entirely by feigning how very complex they are. It's just another facade.

Loving yourself is knowing when to shut the fuck up.

Mr. Bardot feels so sexy. I can tell.

Sephora made "Making Faces" one of my favorite hobbies. Thank you, Kevin Aucoin, I miss you but you live on so hard.

Took the words right out of my mouth. It's a respite from the world for me. Sephora is a hell of a wonderful bubble.

+1.