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Maritsa Moore

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Maritsa Moore is a professional makeup artist. She began her journey over ten years ago with special effects makeup and then moved into bridal. She still does those today, along with runway makeup, editorial, men’s, and more. She has been lucky enough to have her clients and models end up in Essence Magazine and Vogue. She also did makeup for shows during New York Fashion Week. She tries to be a Jack of all trades regarding makeup because, much like the trends are always different, so are her clients. Makeup is not only her career but her passion. Follow her along this wonderful makeup journey and learn fun tips and tricks on her Instagram and Tik Tok, both @makeupbymaritsa. You may even find some fun makeup inspiration along the way.

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Hydrocolloid Pimple Patch Guide

Hydrocolloid Pimple Patch Guide

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