WHAT TYPE OF EYES DO YOU HAVE?

OK, I admit my favorite feature on a person is their eyes. Big eyes, little eyes, dark colored eyes. light colored eyes, cat shaped eyes and rounded eyes. I love them all! Let's jump right into the different types of eyes there are in reference to makeup and makeup application: Small Eyes: Eyes like these can be tricky when it comes to eyeshadows and eyeliners. Placement is what will be important. NEVER use dark colored pencil eyeliner, gel eyeliner or powdered eyeliner along the upper lash line(where the upper eyelashes are) or lower lash line(where the bottom eyelashes are). Doing so would close the eyes more making them appear smaller....

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CHERRY BLOSSOMS

So my inspiration for the name Sherry Blossom Beauty is derived from my real name and my love of the cherry blossom flower! In high school, I took up Japanese for my foreign language class and I enjoyed it. It was lots of fun and the language is so unique. I didn't become fluent and I've forgotten much of what I learned except for the Cherry Blossoms. Cherry Blossoms is the given name of the flower from the cherry tree. In Japanese this tree is known as Sakura. Cherry Blossoms are indigenous to Japan, Korea and China.There is a practice known as Hanami which is the celebration & viewing of beautifully bloomed cherry blossoms.Cherry blossoms...

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SHERRY BLOSSOM BEAUTY

  So I've finally arrived! Blog World! LOL A little background on me. My name is Sherry. I'm a budding freelance makeup artist and makeup/beauty blogger. I've always been a writer more specifically a poet. I never thought this is what I would wind up doing for the world to see but here I am! I've never been happier. First I'm not a makeup expert, guru, fashionista or the greatest there ever was. I'm a regular person that just loves makeup and being a makeup artist. I am an "everyday woman". That's what I'm shaping this blog around and that's what type of service I'm providing as a makeup artist. Let me explain, an "everyday woman" is...

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