Marci Ansen
Shaky hands/wonky eyes
I read a couple of lovely articles this week about inclusivity.
One was on beauty brands and organisations coming up with products and hacks for applying MU when you have less than steady hands, or your vision isn't that great.
While I'm artistically challenged, my eyesight is still OK for applying mascara, lashes, etc, and my hands are steady enough. But that's probably not going to be the case for ever, is it?
@selmablair has posted about products that make it SO much easier to get a good eyeline, and @visionaustralia has some hacks for nailing a smoky eye when you can't see that well.
More here:
www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/beauty/who-are-you-to-deny-me-th...
Shaky hands/wonky eyes
I read a couple of lovely articles this week about inclusivity.
One was on beauty brands and organisations coming up with products and hacks for applying MU when you have less than steady hands, or your vision isn't that great.
While I'm artistically challenged, my eyesight is still OK for applying mascara, lashes, etc, and my hands are steady enough. But that's probably not going to be the case for ever, is it?
@selmablair has posted about products that make it SO much easier to get a good eyeline, and @visionaustralia has some hacks for nailing a smoky eye when you can't see that well.
More here:
www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/beauty/who-are-you-to-deny-me-th...