Glow Up Wint Style

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by Susan

The girls have been watching Glow Up on TV, a competition for make-up artists (MUA) to win a contract with a high-profile photographer. The girls wanted to have a go too so they drew up some designs on paper and then had a go with some face paint.

We bought these paints from Amazon and some brushes and cosmetic wedges. It’s kept them busy for hours! Once lockdown is relaxed, we plan on visiting a make-up artist to get some tips from a professional.

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