By Marniface
This month I had the pleasure of attending one of the best evenings in all things beauty and makeup!
NYX Professional Makeup finally launched in several cities in the UK and I attended their Sheffield event.
The beautiful makeup artist Sanna Nosheen, known as Lookamillion, hosted the event and revealed her techniques using the new NYX products. She created this gorgeous look on @Mummillion (yes, that is her stunning mum!).
https://www.instagram.com/p/BEwCgAOqd2-/?taken-by=lookamillion
Lookamillion is well known on social media and has a strong following for her amazing skills. If you’re lucky enough to meet her, she is even more stunning in real life, with a lovely and humble personality.
I’ve added some pictures below of her creating a beautiful look on @Mummillion (yes, that is her stunning mum!).
For those wondering who the lovely lady I attended with, it’s Chidem! I absolutely love it with women support each other. It’s so empowering. Girl-power!
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