For as long as I can remember my mother has been a defender of a lifestyle for most without makeup. Growing up in India meant that she was never encouraged and often not allowed to wear makeup at a young age. Instead, she taught skin care appropriate – how to protect against the Sun and naturally prevent aging. As you can imagine, she spent a lot of his knowledge on me I started experimenting with makeup. While all my friends was presented to the school with faces full of blush and mascara, I didn’t have the right to follow suit. I beg my mother to let me wear bright red lipstick and all brilliant between the two, and she always said, ‘you don’t need makeup, Pataki (which means firecracker). You’re pretty without it. “She also told me that it was not good to constantly paint my skin and then rub it all off. I finally listened to my mother and started to get free makeup While I understand his advice now, I went through a good part of my teenage years revolt and wore so muc...
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