ShannonLeiMUA
20. Seattle, WA. Self-Professed Makeup Maven & Freelance MUA.
I blog product reviews, hauls, tips and tricks, makeup looks I've done and whatever else I find helpful for you all. x
For business:
shannonleibruno@gmail.com
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Need beauty help? Comments? Suggestions? Click HERE and I'll be happy to answer and/or read!
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Links:
* MUA Portfolio
* FAQ
* My Foundation, Powder & Concealer Shades
* Makeup & Beauty Tips
* Product Reviews
* Swatches
* Hauls
* Nail Polish
* Inspiration Makeup Looks
* Wish List
* 10-day Makeup Challenge
My Other Tumblrs:
* Personal Tumblr
* Shop in my Closet
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I blog product reviews, hauls, tips and tricks, makeup looks I've done and whatever else I find helpful for you all. x
For business:
shannonleibruno@gmail.com
____________________________
Need beauty help? Comments? Suggestions? Click HERE and I'll be happy to answer and/or read!
____________________________
Links:
* MUA Portfolio
* FAQ
* My Foundation, Powder & Concealer Shades
* Makeup & Beauty Tips
* Product Reviews
* Swatches
* Hauls
* Nail Polish
* Inspiration Makeup Looks
* Wish List
* 10-day Makeup Challenge
My Other Tumblrs:
* Personal Tumblr
* Shop in my Closet
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Where To Find Me:
* YouTube
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I'm not sure if this is a beauty/makeup question but I have "peach fuzz" and it's actually pretty dark and noticable. Do you know how to lighten those hairs so they aren't so noticable? I've heard of bleaching and actually removing the hairs but I don't want to wax, shave, or pluck those hairs because they may grow back thicker.
Anonymous
Whatever you do, don’t shave it! Waxing is actually the best option, in my opinion, but otherwise I’d say try putting lemon juice on it. Lemon is an excellent whitening agent for all at-home remedies. Put lemon juice on it and let it set in, then do it again sometime in the same day. Keep consistent with that for a week and see if that helps! :)
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