Facial cosmetics including but not limited to foundation primer, foundation, eye shadow, eyeliner, eyebrow color, mascara, lipliner, lipstick/gloss, blush, powder and bronzer.
Kailey Waskall, an occupational therapist and beauty consultant, shares her top 10 makeup tips for low vision and visually impaired individuals. Learn how to adapt products and embrace accessibility in your beauty routine.
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Makeup Basics 101 Introduction: I’m thrilled to introduce you to Mary Kay Beauty Consultant and my friend, Amy Wilson. Amy is a phenomenal wife and… Read More »Makeup Basics 101
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