When I wanted to experience to use makeup, my mother said we have a tradition at her hometown in Guerrero Mexico. Our tradition is at the age of 15 we’re allowed to experience more as we grow into an older woman. Who was the first person to show me makeup, well that would be my mother and it’s a funny story as well. The story starts around at the age of 10 at the least I would want to say. My mother gave me a bright red lipstick to play with. I cover all of my lips with a non-gloss lipstick that my mother allowed me to put on but just for fun with her help at the most. Of course, I wasn’t an expert on makeup like we all see on video tutorials or professionals, I was a child with a crazy mind. I haven’t seen how I looked but I believe it was funny. First, I made my father look because he was the most strick about makeup, even though I was having fun he enjoyed my crazy experience. Once he had seen my crazy experiment, my father had told me “Ves y mirate en el espejo” go and look at yourself into the mirror is what it means. I went running to the mirror to look at my disaster and well I’m sure you would imagine how it came out. As soon as I got to the mirror and I’m not sure why, but I ran into the mirror and kissed it and left the biggest red lips on there and everyone laughed and so did I. My second experience with makeup was scary, because the image of it unforgettable. It took place at my grandmother’s house in Yadkinville where it was my second home with much energy of
When I was in 8th grade, me and my friends decided to go on the Haunted Hayride. We all got in the tractor which took us to the top of a hill and dropped us off at the start of the maze. When we got out of the tractor we went to the maze entrance and me and all my friends were very scared. Through the whole maze me and my friends were screaming and holding onto each other. At the end of the maze we were all scared but laughing at the same time, but we wanted to go through it again.
one late night we pranked our parents becasue we got theis offer from dominos for a free small pizza so a dominos came ot the door and we ate a pizza. the prank part was they didnt know. it wasnt a prank really but we wanted pizza.
As we walked inside the dirty, salt stench, of a theme park, My sister started going nuts wanting to ride everything. My parents told her to wait a minute while they got themselves situated. Finally the part of the trip I was dreading the most, the part where I had to go ride the blue streak. The line wasn 't too long so we decided to go. I sat in the car with my sister, which by the way was a little bigger then me, so the bar that came across our lap only went up to my stomach.
A story that had a profound impact on me during my childhood years would have to be a story told by my mom that just terrified me. I was told this story about of the age of 4. The story that I am talking about is an urban legend called La Llorona. My understanding about this urban legend is that she is a Hispanic legend and is known as “the weeping woman” in America. In Mexico, la Llorona is described as an awful mother who drowned her 2 kids in a river.
When I was 12 years old, my mom took my friends and I to the Haunted Hayride. Unfortunately, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. We got onto the hayride and there was a massive horse with a boy riding it who was headless and mean following us for about 2 minutes. For being in Middle School, I was pretty freaked out when we got off the trailer to walk through a corn maze , when then came a guy wearing a mask with a chainsaw chasing us out!!!! It was an exciting and horrid night for my friends and I.
However, I think that scared everything out of me, as I got over my fear. As a result, my family and I visit the Eastern State Penitentiary every year, as a tradition. This one scary never-to-be-forgotten night in October, will not come out of my memory anytime
The year after, I had my mother make a lion costume that I absolutely loved. After these years, the photo albums show I never dressed up
Every little girl plays with her mothers makeup. I used to watch my mother and sisters do their makeup every morning, and I would sit in front of a mirror and try to imitate their actions. As soon as I could walk, I was getting into their makeup. This continued for years until I bought my own materials to gain more experience and expand my creativity. I would use my imagination that makeup brought, and I would test different designs on my friends and family.
I have always enjoyed the art of cosmetology because it helps bring out people's features, makes them feel more confident, and there's always different looks for everyone. I remember when I would get my hair done, being so intrigued by the art that came from it. How changing the color of someone's hair can change there whole look, or how a simple haircut can bring out certain face features. When I first started doing hair and makeup, I was not very good, but the more I kept practicing the better I got. On the other hand I have always been pretty good with doing hair.
The end of our middle school days. At 4 p.m., I started to dress myself up for the 8th grade school dance. My sister came back from college that weekend to help me do my makeup, since this was the first official school dance I was attending. It was exciting to go to the party, but I was a
Sitting at the kitchen bar table, I was watching my mom count her calories at the small meal she was preparing for herself. My mother had never been overweight, but she was not supermodel skinny. For most of my childhood my mother had been so cautious about her weight. When I was around the age of 10, she started to diet and exercise extensively. And around that time, my eldest sister started to do the same.
LUO Xin 150133850 DE114303/2D European the history of wigs Wigs from ancient Egypt to Europe. Ancient Greek and Roman some people think that the bald man was punished by god, the bald men as sinners. Thinning hair or bald officers will be some Greek territory chief refused to arrange jobs for them. The Romans even used to intend for parliament to pass "bald" illegal bald man running for the senate, bald slaves can only sell for half price. Bald men have to from discrimination, is wearing a wig obscures the flaws.
Hair coloring is the practice of changing of hair color. People color hair for cosmetic reasons to cover up gray or white hair, to change their appearance, to be more fashionable, or to restore the hair to its original natural color after it has been bleached by the sun or previous coloring. There are many different types of hair color. Semi permanent, Demi permanent, and Temporary. You can buy chalk that will color your hair, some even be done professional or at home.
When I was fourteen years old, I decided to add blonde highlights to my hair. My best friend at the time had them, and I felt like I needed them too. For a while she had tried to convince me to get them, a lot of students began to start experimenting with their hair, so I decided to give it a shot. After my highlights had grown out, I decided to dye my hair blue, in eighth grade,my parents didn 't say anything about it, and at the time I never understood what can happen to my hair from using hair dye. Once I started high school, I spent more time dying my hair.
I was about 10 years old when I went in my second haunted house ever in Dubuque, Iowa. It was a huge building made out of dark wood and metal. Although it’s appearance was scary, I wasn’t very scared because I went to one in Clear Lake, and I didn’t get scared at all. In fact, I felt brave because my 8 year-old brother, Zack, was scared and I wasn’t. Zack was taking it way too literally as he always did.