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3 Subtances Your Foundation Should Not Contain And 5 Ingredients It Should Contain.

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11/09/2016

57 MAKE UP ARTISTS DIRECTORY
This is a collection of recommended make up artists in Nigeria both in Lagos and outside Lagos. The list can be endless but there are 57 directories here.

1. Abeke Makeovers Limited
Bridal make-up, Runway Make-up, Makeup for TV, Editorials, Portraiture, Hairstyling, Headgear Tying, Pedicure, Manicure, Nails, Training and Consulting.
Address: 31 Cameron Road, Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7473245, (0) 802 377 2906
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.abekemakeovers.com,

2. AJ
Address: Shop 5 & 6, Lagos Country Club, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 496584

3. Allechant Makeovers
Weddings, Fashion Shows, Adverts, TV Programmes, Occassions, Ushers and Brides Maids
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 293 5480

4. Amazing Makeovers
Bridals, Fashion, pageants, Photographers and Models portfolio, Glamour and Advertorials, Men (masculine)
Address: 1 Oseni close off Modupe Johnson, Surulere, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8983836, (0) 802 333 2971

5. AY
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 471 6244;

6. Banke Meshida
Makeup, Hair Salon, Gele (Head Tie) Tying, Portraiture (with T.Y. BELLO), Bridal Beauty, Consultation
Address: Suites 5, Ikoyi Shopping Mall, Near AP Petrol Station, Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8958856, (0) 803 301 0703;
Website: http://www.bankemeshidal.com

7. Beautreat Concerns
Make Up and Bridal Beautification
Address: Block 4, Flat, 14, Ogunmola Close Opp Stadium, Surulere, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 711 8873, 802 933 4327
Email: [email protected]

8. Beauty and the Beholder
Professional Beauty and makeup services, Training, Gele artistry et al
Address: No 6, Aneke Crescent, Lekki, State.

9. Beauty Cook
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 805 551 9211, 802 511 8559;
Email: [email protected]

10. Bee Signature
Professional Bridal, Runway/Fashion Show, Photography Make Over, Head Gear Tying, Beading, Fashion and Beauty Consultants.
Address: 2a, Abiodun Jagun Street, Ogba, Ikeja,
Lagos State.
Email: [email protected]

11. Behold Africa
Makeup Studio for Weddings, Production or Events, Training
Address: Primer Tek Plaza, Block C, Suite 18, Iju Road, Pen Cinema, Agege, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 4366119, (0) 803 390 8954, 802948 9545;
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.beholdafrica.com

12. Bellezza Makeovers
Makeovers for Events, Photo-shoots, Runway Models, Advertising,
Address: 21, Akintoye Shogunle Street, Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 247 4314, 807 637 3377, 803 355 0663
Email: [email protected]

13. Beyond D Veil
Address: 9 Gbade Olayode close, Ajao Estate, Isolo, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 577 5338, 807 552 7352;
Email: [email protected]

14. Chayil Nigeria Image Consulting
Address: 9, Kehinde Sh*tta Close, Scheme 1GRA , Lagos State.
Phone: +234 08027358250

15. Christine Bridals House & Make-up
Address: 9A, Oko Awo Street, Off Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7736523, 2725449, (0) 802 8157102

16. Cosmetics Fair
Address: 14, Alhaji Bashorun Street, Off Norman Williams, South West Ikoyi, Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 2673237, (0) 802 321 2321;
Email: [email protected]

18. Dee's Beauty Makeovers
Make-up for Weddings, Events,Photo Shoot,
Modeling Head Ties and Fix Lashes
Address: 15 Karimu Kotun, Victoria Island,Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 905 0223; Fax:
Email: [email protected]

19. Divine Looks
Address: 11 Basiyi Street, Off Aiyetoro Street, Aguda, Surulere, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7226152, 4717331, (0) 802 201 9713, 803 329 7168; Fax:
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.divine-looks.com

20. Dunni Make-Over
Address: 22, Adebiiy Street, Alagomeji, Yaba,Lagos State.

21. Elsquare Faces
Makeovers and makeup application service
Address: Lagos State.
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.elsquarefaces.com

22. Evolve Enterprises
Make-up and African Fashion Attires
Address: Oyewole Road, Ilupeju, Palmgrove, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 07032540174;
Website: http://www.evolvemakeupnigeria.webs.com

23. Eyelights
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 805 731 9787;

24. Face Factor Makeup Studio
Bridal Makeup, Photography, Makeup and Gele
Address: Town House, 19 Joel Ogunaike Street, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8144128, (0) 802 735 2560; Fax:
Email: [email protected]

25. Feyi Indian Make-up Palace
Address: 3, Adeyemi Street, Off Suenu, Stadium
Bus-stop, Surulere, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8187719, (0) 802 384 9386, 802360 4723;

26. Freddy Body Touch
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 823 5982, 702 773 1256;

27. Funmi Moyegun
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 495 9384;

28. Gaze Makeovers
Address: Abuloma, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 314 6150;

29. Gazzelle Makeup Academy
Corporate and individual image counseling, Style consultation, A training school and a Makeup Academy where we infuse a high level of skill into our students, and A finishing school for children, teenagers and adults.
Address: 1A Femi Ayantuga Crescent, Surulere, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 08085952722;
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.facebook.com/gazzellemakeup.

30. Grand Makeover and Accessories
Bridal Makeover, Cosmetic Product Sales, Headgear Tying, Training
Address: Shop C22, Abiola Model Market, Ogba Road, Agege, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8960419, (0) 802 339 8566;
Email: [email protected]

31. Hadassah Makeup and Skin Care Studio
Address: Owerri, Imo State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 351 5568; Fax:

32.House of Tara
Make up studio, skin care products.
Address: 9A Okoawo Street, Victoria Island, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 4616654, (0) 802 292 2922;
Website: http://www.houseoftara.com

33. Ijade Egbin
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 312 2778;

34. Kadia Makeovers
Beauty- makeup Artistry and skin care consultation.
Address: No 358 Murtala Mohammed Way, Yaba, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 08035678468;
Email: [email protected]

35. Kemi Makeovers
UK based Nigerian make artiste. Bridal makeup, gele/head tie, red carpet events, hair, training
Address: Lagos State.
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.kemimakeovers.com

36. L'amole Faces
Beauty Solutions Service Provider of Makeovers, Tying og Gele, Training classes, Professional
Services, sales of cosmetics and skin care products
Address: Suite B1, Ogba Retail MarketExtension, off Wempco Road, Ogba, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 326 9967;
Email: [email protected]

37. Lise Beauty Range
Lise beauty range and accessory studio
Address: 52 Awolowo Road, South West Ikoyi, Ikoyi, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 640 1985, 802 774 4016;
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.lisebeautyrange.com

38. Lord of Chamz
Fashion designing and make-up artistry company
Address: Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 862 5303, 702 511 1116;
Website: http://lordofchamz.blogspot.com

39. Ewar makeovers
Makeup and headgear tying for special occasions, training, Sales of cosmetics.
Address: Suite BD 5 Maryland Shopping Complex, Maryland, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7658447, (0) 802 386 8565, 805212 7094; Fax:
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.ewarmakeovers.com

40. Make-up By Alexia Horsfall
Address: 5th Avenue M Close House 4 , Festac Town, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 08024657721;

41. Mil Options
Hair and Make-Up Stylist
Address: 26 Oluwaleyimu Street, Off Allen
Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 805 592 0321, 802 586 7998;

42. Miss & Mrs
Address: Tisco Plaza Plot 6, Block B, Central Business District, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8742920, (0) 802 313 6374, 806 682 5551;

43. Modela
Address: 32, Obanikoro Street, Off Ikorodu Road, Obanikoro, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 304 8254 802 338 8831;

44. Moronke
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0)703 527 3339; Fax:
Website: http://www.moronke.com

45. N Sure Make up
Address: 2nd Avenue, 23rd., 'N' Close, House 9, Festac Town, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 362 3119, 803 583 2565;

46. New Look Incorporated
Professional make-up artist, bridal make-up, runway/fashion show make-overs, photography make-overs, fashion consultation
Address: Plot 315, Adeniyi Street, Ogba GRA, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8173186, 8994104, (0) 802 346 2267

47. Oluoge Beauty Studio
Address: 14, Okuneye Street Hostel Bus-Stop, Ikotun Egbe, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 08028615018;

48. Osarmoire
Osarmoire Is All About Dressing You Up From Head to Toe In the most Stylish Manner, also Stock Kids' And Adults' Wears.
Address: 2, Osolo Way Off Mm Int'l Airport Road, Behind Bank PHB, Ajao Estate, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 1 8827019

49. RM Looks
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 805 140 2496;

50. Sophitique Make up
Address: Suite A17, Riggs Plaza Tejumola House, Omole, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 802 322 9691; Fax:
Email: [email protected]

51. Stanitrous Investment Ltd.
Fashion & Make Up
Address: No. 1, Victor Ojeah Street off Koka
Asaba, Delta, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 08165269223;

52. Stev Mik Beauty Institute & Clinic
Address: 370 Herbert Macaulay Street, By Unilag
Junction, Yaba, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 8121311, (0) 802 302 7459; Fax:
Email: [email protected]

53. Sunbies
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 803 714 3886, 702 533 2699;

54. Susan Lee
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 (0) 805 475 0709;

55. Tolu Makeovers
Tolu Makeovers specializes in photo, Bridal, Fashion and your everyday makeup needs
Address: Lagos State.
Phone: 234 08037847242, 08023556039;
56. Tint Cosmetics
Makeup and Nails Cosmetics wholesale and training school
Address: 55 Kudirat Abiola Road, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7937334, (0) 807 685 9355; Fax:
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.tintcosmetics.net

57. Twinkul
Address: 19 Allen Avenue, Emporium Plaza,
Beside Oshopey Plaza, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: 234 1 7757520, (0) 806 210 0700, 802329 6521.

21/06/2016

MAKE UP ARTISTS DIRECTORY

2. LBV makeovers

LBV makeovers enhances features and covers blemishes in a bid to make her subjects more beautiful and proves her amazing skill with striking before and after photographs.
She transforms plain looks into beauty queen.
LBV makeover shows just how powerful makeup can be with her before-and-after Instagram photos.

Location: Kwara
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lbvmakeovers/?hl=en
BBM: 55A426F9
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07087447157

19/06/2016

MAKE UP ARTISTS DIRECTORY

This is a collection of recommended make up artists in Nigeria and internationally. The list can be endless but first I will introduce them one by one.

1. HADUFAIR MAKEOVERS

I found Hadufair through my friend who used her for her wedding like a year ago. Hadufair is very friendly and professional, and captured what I was looking for. You can always contact her for a professional touch.
Location: Lagos
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hadufair_makeovers/
Phone number: +234 802 326 3483

13/06/2016

How To Apply Lip Gloss Perfectly – Step By Step

Some girls simply love shiny and glossy lips and lip gloss is their best friend! But overdoing the lip gloss can give a tacky effect. So, today let us see how to perfectly use a lip gloss to get pretty, pouty, kissable lips.

Things You Need
1. Lip Scrub
2. Lip Balm/Lip Conditioner
3. Lip Liner
4. Lipstick
5. Lip gloss

Basic Steps to Apply Lip Gloss
To begin with, follow these basic steps:

Step 1
Start by prepping your lips. If you have dead skin cells or chapped/cracked lips, then scrub your lips before you start prepping. Massage the lip, scrub all over your lips for about two to three minutes. Rinse it off.

Step 2
The next step is to use a lip balm or lip conditioner to get rid of the dryness. It will make your lips more soft and supple. Let the lip balm rest on the lips for about one to two minutes.

Step 3
Once you are done with applying the lip balm, take a tissue and blot the excess. This prevents the lipstick from bleeding and makes the application of the other products easier.

Step 4
Start by analyzing your lip shape. Using a lip pencil in the color of your choice, start the application from the center of the upper lip and follow the natural lip line till the corners of the lip. Follow the same procedure with the lower lip. You can also fill the entire lip with the same lip pencil as that works as a great base and helps the lip color to stay put for longer.

Step 5
Now it’s time for the lipstick. Apply the lipstick with a lip brush using short strokes and fill the entire lips. Using a brush while applying lipstick adds precision to the application.
Step 6
Start applying the lip gloss from the center of the lips and drag the sponge applicator along the length of the lips. Avoid applying the gloss above the natural lip line. You can blot the excess lip gloss on a tissue paper. This will prevent the color from bleeding.

Glosses are a must at parties – they really boost your hotness quotient. Tamar smiles! Give it a try and let's know about the compliments you received! We would love to hear from you.

13/01/2016

3 Subtances Your Foundation Should Not Contain And 5 Ingredients It Should Contain.

There has always been a buzz on what ingredients are found in the cosmetics we slap on our faces. We spend so much time (not to mention money) on using skin care that is specially formulated for our skin type, as well as battling ageing, spots, pigmentation, dehydration, etc. If you spend the time and money on getting this right but then go and
apply makeup that’s full of toxic ingredients, you are just undoing all your hard work. So it just makes sense to follow your skincare routine by applying a makeup that, yes, looks good but at the same time is also good for your skin. Call it an extension and
maintenance of good skincare. In more recent times there has been a strong push on makeup that is all natural which is great. We are starting to become more conscious of what ingredients are harmful or beneficial. But there can still be some confusion which is what I hope to clarify here.

The truth is that they could actually be potentially harmful. Yes, we all want to look our best but at what cost? From clogging pores causing blemishes to
more serious skin irritations such as dermatitis, what you are putting on your face can have a less than desirable effect. So what ingredients should you keep away from?

1. PARABENS:
Parabens are a major one. These are preservatives that are easily penetrated into the skin, can disrupt hormone levels and even have a possible association to cancer. Not only that they can react with UVB and lead to premature skin aging! Methylparaben, butylparaben, and propylparaben are parabens commonly found in cosmetics and should, for the aforementioned reasons, be avoided.

2.PARFUM:
Parfum (aka Fragrance). This ingredient usually contains a cocktail of chemicals which may trigger allergies, migraines and asthma symptoms.

3. TALCS:
Talcs are also to be avoided as they clog the pores and do not let the skin breathe which is an
important factor in maintaining healthy skin.

That was the bad news. So, what’s the good news? What ingredients are going to ensure you don’t end up with red, blotchy and maybe even painful skin? There are, in fact, ingredients that are not harmful and actually good for your skin. So, the 5 ingredients your
foundation should contain are:

1. ZINC OXIDE.
This is a fantastic ingredient for a number of reasons. First up, it is a mineral not a chemical. Secondly, it is
hypoallergenic which makes it ideal for sensitive skin, and as most of our skin’s aging can be attributed to the sun, this ingredient also helps to promote sun protection preventing skin damage. Little of this zinc oxide will actually be absorbed into the skin, but it will do many jobs on the skin, including helping to alleviate any inflammation and will act as an antioxidant.

2. TITANIUM DIOXIDE.
This is another mineral which acts as a mirror, reflecting the sun (and the UV in it) away from the skin.

3. BISMUTH OXYCHLORIDE.
This ingredient is a controversial one. It has, in my opinion, unfairly been given a bad rap in recent times.
It has been said that it can be a potential skin irritant. Like any ingredient, there are bound to be those out there who may have a reaction. But these a few and far in between and may be due to the quality of the ingredient. It is another ingredient that is sun resistant, water resistant, provides a calming effect on sensitive and acne prone skin, does not support bacteria and won’t clog pores. Aside from those
benefits, appearance wise bismuth oxychloride coats the skin for a flawless long lasting result, gives the skin a healthy glow and will not leave it dull and dry.

4. RETINYL PALIMATE (Vitamin A).
Only a very small amount is used (which makes it safe for pregnant women). What it does is it decreases adhesive forces between cells, promotes
natural exfoliating of dead skin cells and prevents the development of micro comedones, the first step in the development of acne.

5. TOCOPHERYL ACETATE (Vitamin E).
This is an effective, popularly used antioxidant which
helps to protect the skin from the environment. It is also great for anti-aging and helps to maintain healthy skin.
Finding that balance when it comes to makeup between what looks good and is actually good for your skin can be tricky. But hopefully this has made you a little bit more aware of what can be lurking in your products. Those with healthy skin know what
it can do for your confidence. You too can have that by making the right choices. When it comes to what you put on your face, including makeup, by being aware of the ingredients found in them and a little more cautious when you make your next cosmetic purchase, you are well on your way.

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30/12/2015

5 Make-Up Don’ts this Harmattan Season.

Our make-up should be perfect, no matter the weather and these tips will be the perfect guide. The harmattan season is characterized with harshness; and as much as we like the season, because of its underlying coolness (no sweat patches) the extreme dryness it leaves on the skin is not always a pretty sight. Piling on loads of make-up around this time usually ends up a mess especially or dry skin, which gets extremely dry, dull and unattractive. When applying our make-up during this time of the year, we should take notes of various factors amongst others.

1. Easy on the foundation
Applying foundation is necessary for a clean/fresh make-up look but during the harmattan period, it is necessary to reduce foundation to a reasonable minimum as it gets cakey which is not a good look. A good alternative for an everyday look is to ditch the foundation and go for a crème to powder make-up. It is necessary to apply this minimally as well.

2. Mismatched lip liner and lip colour
As much as possible, lip-liner and lip-colours (lipsticks, lip-glosses, lip-stains) used should be in the same shade; any difference in both gives off a rather tacky/funny look. During this period use lip-liners and colours in the same shade; well blended of course to achieve a coordinated look, makes your lip seem fuller and prevents smudging.

3. Easy on the blush
By all means, during this period, ease on the blush especially the powder blush. You don’t want to end up looking like a Barbie with powder dusted on the cheeks by midday. A good alternative is applying a cream blush minimally instead of the regular powder blush. When it comes to applying blush, never go heavy.

4. Wrong shade of the concealer
If you are using a concealer at this time, make sure it’s in your shade/colour; anything away from your colour will totally mess up your make-up.

5. Eyebrow filling
Filling your brows should be carefully done during the harmattan. If you can, totally ditch eyebrow powder as heavy filing could make your eyebrows look awkward, instead opt for quality brow pencils and gently fill in brows; don’t go heavy on this!
Stay beautiful into the new year!

28/12/2015

8 Tips on How To Care For The Body In Harmattan

The harmattan season is here! The season of cold mornings, freezing nights and hot afternoons. The season of dust and dryness. And if you don’t watch your skin, you’ll wonder if you were related to the reptilia. Even those who render the melodious tunes may have issues with their voices and pitch.
Harmattan is an extremely dry dusty wind that blows towards the western coast of Africa from the Sahara desert, during the months November to March though things are changing now. Harmattan period is usually associated with low humidity which simply means there is very little amount of water in the atmosphere compared to other seasons of the year. As a result the weather appears harsh to our hair and skin. However, the harmattan season can be an exciting and vibrant season for you. You can look forward to this season when you have these tips-

1. Water:
Hydration is very important during the harmattan season. Your skin needs to retain as much water as it can get. Take lots of warm water to keep your skin moist and smooth. Reduce to the barest minimum your intake of carbonated (soft) drinks and caffeine.

2. Exfoliate the Skin:
These should be your greatest companions during the harmattan season. When you exfoliate your skin, you remove the dead skin cells on your skin surface for new, young skin cells. You can do it yourself with two tablespoons of healthy essential oils (coconut oil, rose-hip oil, almond oil etc.) and a tablespoon of
sugar. Mix and use a washcloth to apply on
your face, scrubbing in small circles. Then,
rinse. This rejuvenates and tightens your skin.

3. Moisturize the Skin:
It’s important to use mild moisturizing soap or body bath creams during this period. Also invest in body oil to retain moisture on the skin after bath. Do not completely dry your skin after bathing before applying the creams because about 10 per cent of moisture is retained if you apply on damp skin. You can pour few drops of oil into your bath water if
you prefer. Apply your moisturizing cream or lotion all over your body including under your feet and on your palms. Hydrating creams and lotion are advisable for all skin types this season.
Applying nail polish can also help protect your nails
from excessive drying and hardening.

4. Facial Care:
Use mild soaps (even if you have oily or combination skin) to wash your face, as harsh soaps and cleansing bars will remove all the oil on your face. Limit the use of facial cleansers and toners that contain alcohol or astringents, use only mild facial cleansers and toners. In light of this, facial cleansers and toners with a neutral PH of 5.5 are best. Always moisturize your face after cleansing. Remember to invest in a lip balm or lip-gloss and use as often as possible throughout the day. Always moisturize your lips before going to bed. For women, always apply lip balm before lipstick or if you prefer lip-gloss, apply it after the lipstick. For men, note that well kept lips makes you appear groomed, so invest in a lip balm for a non-glossy moisturized lip.

5. Care for Hair
Wash hair with shampoo and conditioner as usual, but don’t dry hair completely to retain some moisture in the hair. Apply liberal amounts of hair oil, pink oil,
lotions and creams to hair daily or every other day depending on hair type and severity of the weather. As much as possible, avoid using hair sprits, gels and strong hair hold, as they tend to break the hair. Mild styling mousse can be used for styling in their stead. You can use hair sprays to add shine to your hair if you desire. Scarves and hats are amazing accessories that can be used to protect the hair and still be fashionable.

6. Fruits and Vegetables:
Fruits act as cleansers while vegetables nourish your body. Try focusing on fruits that allow for water retention. In other words, eat fruits and vegetables with high water contents to keep you hydrated.

7. Proper Hygiene:
It’s important to keep dirt off your hands and fingers as often as possible because of the dusty environment. Hand-washing is very essential.

8. Exercise:
Just like every other season, the harmattan season encourages regular exercise. This allows for blood circulation and keeps you fit, freeing you of toxins. Stay Beautiful!