Being a male makeup artist in Nigeria is hard
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coming from a country where man are not allowed to wear makeup it’s was really hard for me to do what I love the most but in my country Nigeria is not allowed, but I said to myself one man can make a change and I work hard and I start learning makeup people was just saying all kind of bad things about me but i never cared I believe in myself dreams and I work hard to make it a reality.
And I being the first male makeup artist in my town, my mom was so happy for me and I start making money from what makes me happy to I helped a lot of people who wants to go into makeup and I end up doing my moms marriage makeup that was one of happiest day of my life.
If you have a dream in this life don’t let anyone tell you it’s can’t come to pass. If you believe in yourself everything is possible just keep working hard is not going to be easy but always believe that you can make it, you are the change the people wants you are what they need always listen to what your heart is telling you.
To be successful in life:
1:- never give up in your dreams
2:- always listen to what your heart is telling you
3:- believe in yourself, no matter what you do put God first
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my name is emy, welcome to my page my story comes from my heart I take my time to write them so read it with love thanks
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