WEBSITE: www.jessicaharlow.com TWITTER www.twitter.com FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Sorry I didn’t show how to do the lips and show you all the face “Live” .. I accidentally didn’t hit record for that and only realized it oh about the next day while editing … Anyway, it was really simple — I used NARS Lipstick in “Roman Holiday” [bright pink] and topped it with some of NARS Lipgloss in “Greek Holiday” which is really unnecessary because all it did was and a teensy bit of shimmer. Yo, FTC: All of the products used and mentioned in this video were bought and paid for with my own money. The only products that I was sent for free were the Sigma brushes. None of the companies mentioned are paying me to do this video. I was just bored and decided to hit record.
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