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Blogtober day 24, One Beauty Product You Can't Live Without



Hands down, lip lip stuff. I've been wearing lipstick since I was approximately age three and I don't plan on stopping any time soon. Its the final step when applying my makeup and my favorite because it completes a look. I mix shades and kinds and styles all the time and the picture above shows what's in my makeup bag any given day.

My name is Megan and I cannot live without an array of lipsticks. Hiii Megan.

Oh and TGIF y'all!

Until we meet agsin,
M

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  1. I love lip stuff!! My lips are actually my favorite part about me (Physically at least) so I have a huge collection of lipsticks and other lip products! Thanks for sharing

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    1. I am always on the hunt for more lipsticks! Give me all the lipsticks!! :)

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  2. The lady I work with has like a zillion lip sticks in all shades, I love looking at them. She had a huge box made for them, and shes got them color coordinated.

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    1. Ohhhhh I bet that's fancy! I would like one of those :)

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