 Lamination is no longer just a reference to that shiny finish your first-grade teacher applied to an important piece of paper. The concept has made its grand return to our adult lives with the latest brow trend. An innovative technique called brow lamination originated in Russia, and it's quickly made it's way to New Jersey. You may have noticed pictures of full, slicked-up brows with a high-shine finish taking over your IG and Facebook feed. Well, that's brow lamination. It's more or less semipermanent soap brows. Brow lamination "takes your thinning brow hair and smoothes it out while also lifting the hair in a more vertical direction," says Carol Pires, a brow expert and the owner of Glaminator Beauty Bar, in Pompton Plains New Jersey." The end result is super smooth brows that look like you have brow gel on them."  What is the brow lamination process like? Brow lamination is basically a perm for your brows, as it gives them a set, uniform shape for an extended period of time. Instead of curls, a setting lotion helps brow hair stay brushed up and lifted upward for about six weeks. The actual process starts off by painting a lifting cream onto the brow, which creates a chemical process that breaks down bonds in each hair, allowing them to be moved into a new shape. Next, the brow hairs are brushed up into place and a neutralizer is applied to reform the bonds into their new shape. Then a nourishing oil is added to the brows to replenish their moisture after the chemical treatment process. From there, the brows may be tweezed, waxed, or tinted, depending on the look you're going for. As for price, brow lamination costs $70 for the lamination and $35 for the tint. With proper care, you can expect your laminated brows to last up to 6 weeks.  If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss:
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 Getting your hair and makeup done for your wedding day is almost as important as the dress itself! It’s your time to shine and look your very best, on one of the most amazing days of your life.
Fortunately, most stylists offer a makeup and hair trial run to make sure you’re both on the same page and so your wedding day goes off without a hitch. This is a great time to play with styles. You may be surprised to find out that you don’t love the look you thought you would or you may fall in love with it even more – it’s a time to play! Before you go in for your trial run, check out these tips to make the most of your time. Bring Pictures and an Open Mind Remember, you’re going to a specialist – someone that does this for a living. While you should have your ideas and pictures to share, listen to what your stylist thinks too. If this isn’t her first rodeo, she may have some ideas you never thought of or know of issues she could help you sidestep on your big day. The point of the trial run is to let your stylist play around so you can decide together what works. Bring your Makeup Bag Your makeup artist will likely use her own products that she loves, but seeing what you normally use and love will help her. She may need to see the shades or she may want to see your ‘normal’ look so she can really make it different for your wedding day. Bring your Accessories If you’re wearing a veil, any hairpieces, or jewelry, bring it all with you to your trial run. This gives your stylist time to work with your accessories and it gives you time to see if you love how they look. You may love the accessories on their own, but once they’re on, you may change your mind or even find that you want to add something. Get your Skin and Hair Ready If you want your skin and hair to look their best, treat it well before you go for your trial run. Do a mini-facial at home and deep condition your hair the day before your trial (don’t wash it the day of). Drink lots of water and make sure your skin and hair are clean and ready for the stylist to work her magic. Wear a Similar Neckline and/or Style as your Dress You obviously won’t wear your dress to the trial run, but find something with a similar cut to bring to your trial. You’ll be able to see how your hair and even makeup looks with the style – you may find that what you thought you wanted doesn’t work or something the stylist recommends looks amazing with the style. Most importantly, have fun! Your makeup and hair trial is another piece of the puzzle and a day to put in the memory book. Relax, unwind, bring a friend, and have some laughs as you prepare for the most important day of your life! If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Shaving vs waxing is an ongoing debate. Is waxing worth it or is a quick shave during your morning shower enough? While waxing keeps your hair away much longer than shaving, it has many other benefits that many women don’t realize.
Let’s check them out. You Change the Hair Regrowth Cycle Waxing slows hair regrowth – which is what you want! This means smoother skin, more time in your mornings to do other things (sleep, maybe) and thinner hair regrowth. When you wax, you remove the hair at the root, rather than cutting the hair at the shaft where it meets the skin, as shaving does. If you wax regularly, your hair grows back slower and slower, giving you smoother skin for longer periods. Your Skin Gets Exfoliated Waxing doesn’t replace the need to exfoliate, but it’s a nice bonus when you get it done. It rips off the outer layer of your skin, giving your skin a fresh start. It’s up to you to take care of that skin by moisturizing, staying hydrated, and continually exfoliating at least once a few days after your waxing appointment. You’ll Feel more Comfortable Have you ever felt the uncomfortable hair regrowth itch? It’s like you know the minute your hair is growing back because you incessantly itch. Waxing solves that problem. Since your hair grows back slower, it doesn’t get to the skin’s surface as fast, so you may skip the itchy feeling altogether. Say Goodbye to Razor Burn We’ve all been there – that painful razor burn that negates any beauty that shaving was supposed to offer. Not only is it ugly, but it hurts! Waxing doesn’t create this problem. In fact, your technician will likely ask you not to shave in between your waxing appointments, so once you start waxing, you can say goodbye to razor burn forever. Reduce the Risk of Ingrown Hairs If you’ve never had an ingrown hair, consider yourself lucky. It hurts. Waxing eliminates this risk, though. Technicians pull your skin tight before ripping off the wax strip, which ensures that they get every hair, and reduce or eliminate the risk of ingrown hairs growing and putting you at risk for infection. You Get Pampered It’s not often that we take time for ourselves, so consider your waxing time ‘me time’ and enjoy it. Let your Glaminator do the work making you beautiful while you enjoy a little relaxation time. You’ll have more time to yourself when this pesky task is completed too, since you won’t have to work in time to shave every other day. If you don’t wax yet, consider it! Waxing makes your life simpler and your skin smoother. You don’t have to worry about ugly hair growth every few days or worrying about what you look like when you’re in a hurry and forgot to shave. There’s nothing to shave when you get waxed regularly and the more you do it, the slower your hair grows back. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  When you picture a bride, you picture long hair swept into a gorgeous wedding hairstyle, right? If you have short hair, you may think you could never pull off that look, but you may just be surprised.
No matter your hair length, there are beautiful and elegant wedding hairstyles a reputable stylist can create for you! Updos Aren’t out of the Question Believe it or not, stylists can work magic with updos and short hair. It’s all in the technique. While they can’t sweep up your hair in a sophisticated chignon, they can wrap your cute locks up, layering them on one another, creating an elegant and unique look. Let your hairstylist try it at your trial appointment to see what you think! Low Buns are Elegant Too If you want your hair swept ‘up’ but can’t quite get it higher than your neck, consider a low bun. They are whimsical and elegant at the same time and work great with certain hairpieces. Talk to your stylist about your options, or ask what type of hairpieces would work best if you chose the low bun before you buy one. Use the Half Up Hairstyle Wedding hair doesn’t mean it has to be worn up, but if you’ve always imagined a ‘swept up’ look, consider a half-up hairstyle. Sweep up the sides and half of the back, but not the entire hair. Use elegant clips and accessories to dress it up, making your hair look romantic and elegant for your big day. Accessorize It If you have short hair, such as the pixie style, consider just going with more accessories. A flower band or an elegant veil will make your hair look sweet and romantic no matter how short it is. Pixie hairstyles are great at showing off your amazing facial features – and what more does your groom want to see on your wedding day than your beautiful smile? Loose Curls are Sweet Some brides don’t want the elegant and sophisticated look; they would rather look like ‘themselves’ on their wedding day. Low loose curls are the perfect way to do just that. They don’t take away from the dress, or your beautiful face, and yet they add a sense of elegance to your everyday hairstyle. Use Side Pins Short hair that can’t be swept up or curled looks elegant with side pins. Your stylist can pin back the front of your hair, while creating a sophisticated style with the rest of your hair. It’s a way to add a little bit of sophistication to your style without going overboard. The sky is the limit when creating wedding hairstyles out of short hair. Experiment, have fun, and have an open mind when you sit down with your stylist to come up with your wedding hairdo. Think of your dress’s neckline and the look you want and together you’ll create the most magical hairstyle that will wow your guests and make you feel like a princess on your special day. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Your skin is your largest organ, so it pays to take care of it and that means getting the proper vitamins. Just like your body needs vitamins, so does your skin and that includes Vitamins A, D, E, K, and F for proper nutrition and to have the smooth, glowing, and youthful skin you desire.
The best way to feed your skin the nutrients it needs is to eat a nutrient-rich diet and use skincare products naturally rich in Vitamins A, D, E, K, and F. Vitamin AVitamin A keeps your skin moisturized, helps it heal, and prevents acne. It’s what gives your skin the healthy glow and keeps it looking young. So how can you get it?
Vitamin D Did you know your skin has a metabolism? Similar to the metabolism of our digestive system, your skin’s metabolism is what helps your skin repair itself and continually grow. It’s what helps your skin have that smooth, youthful appearance rather than succumbing to wrinkles and damage from the free radicals. Without adequate Vitamin D, you may experience skin inflammation and little cell turnover. Ways to get Vitamin D:
Vitamin E Vitamin E is an antioxidant that helps keep your skin smooth by protecting it from the environment’s free radicals, especially the sun’s UV rays. In fact, one of Vitamin E’s main jobs is to protect your skin from the sun’s damage, such as dark spots and wrinkles. Ways to get Vitamin E:
Vitamin K If you’re tired of dark spots, dark circles under your eyes, and scars, your skin needs more Vitamin K. It helps speed up your skin’s healing powers by empowering your body’s blood clotting abilities. Ways to get Vitamin K:
Vitamin FVitamin F is the fatty acids your skin needs. Just like your body needs good fat, so does your skin. The fat helps build a strong exterior to your skin, which helps fight the damage free radicals and water loss causes, helping your skin stay smooth and supple. Ways to get Vitamin F:
Vitamins A, D, E, K, and F are all amazing for your skin. While you can get them in many foods, supplementing your skin with products containing the vitamins helps strengthen your skin, giving it the smooth, healthy, and youthful appearance you desire. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Okay, we’re 100% really into looking tanned and radiant all summer long. But there’s a whole host of fake tanning options that help us to bronzed beach body perfection, without the serious skin damage. Because what we’re not into is skin cancer, premature wrinkles, acne scarring, and pigmentation. Which is why we need to talk about SPF. Keep scrolling down for the answers to every question you have about SPF.
THE BIG QUESTIONS WHAT DOES SPF MEAN? SPF stands for ‘Sun Protection Factor’ and measures the amount of protection you get from the sun’s UV rays. The higher the SPF, the better the protection. HOW DOES SPF WORK? SPF typically ranges from 2 to 50, which tells you how long it will take for your skin to burn compared to if you weren’t using any protection. So, if it typically takes you 10 minutes to burn without protection, an SPF30 will protect you for 30 times longer, which is 5 hours. HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU APPLY SPF? Because sunscreens can easily wear off (due to water exposure and contact with clothing), if you’re in strong, direct sunlight you should reapply every 2-4 hours (and more frequently with exercise, swimming, or towelling off). WHAT ARE UVA AND UVB RAYS? They’re both ultraviolet rays. UVA is a long wave which penetrates the skin’s thickest layer whereas UVB is a short wave which burns the surface layer of skin. UVA is responsible for tanning, but it’s also the main culprit for triggering the visible signs of aging – wrinkles and brown spots. UVB rays are the ones that do serious damage – they’re responsible for sunburn as well as tanning and premature ageing, and they also cause the long-term damage that can lead to skin cancer. WHY SHOULD YOU WEAR SUNSCREEN? Sunburn isn’t just annoying, it’s your skin’s way of sending you a warning sign – your cells are damaged. UVB rays damage the DNA in your cells – if this builds up. It causes cells to mutate, which can lead to cancer. Sun exposure is the biggest trigger of aging skin – just as an apple goes soft and wrinkly when it’s left out in the sun, so will your skin. You exfoliate your skin using AHAs/BHAs – they’re great for clearing and brightening your skin, but they leave your skin super sensitive to sun damage. HOW MUCH SUNSCREEN SHOULD YOU APPLY? Half a teaspoon for face and neck the equivalent of a full-size shot glass each application on a typical beach or pool day you should go through half a bottle. DO I ONLY NEED TO WEAR SUNSCREEN WHEN IT’S SUNNY? It’s very important to wear sunscreen when it’s sunny because that’s when you’re prone to burning. But really, in order to prevent long-term damage, you should add an SPF into your everyday routine. UV rays can penetrate through clouds, windows, and even clothing, so if it’s not prevented, damage builds up slowly over time. WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PHYSICAL SUNSCREEN AND CHEMICAL SUNSCREEN? Here’s where things get scientific. Chemical sunscreens absorb radiation and convert it to heat to prevent UV damage from occurring (so sun is basically absorbed and then released from the skin), whereas physical sunscreens act as an actual barrier to reflect UV radiation and prevent the sun’s rays from even penetrating the skin. For this reason, physical SPF can sometimes feel quite thick and chalky, whereas chemical SPFs will be much lighter and smoother on the skin. To work out whether a sunscreen is physical or chemical, check the ingredients list. Essentially, if it contains either zinc oxide or titanium dioxide then it’s physical. And if it doesn’t, then it’s chemical. THINGS TO REMEMBER... Expiry dates – most sunscreens will last for a year after opening. Once they’ve gone-off, the formulas can deteriorate and end up useless. Don’t forget all areas – the back of your neck, tops of your ears, backs of your hands, your lips, and your scalp are all vulnerable to damage, but often forgotten. Apply at least 30 mins before sun exposure – this gives the ingredients enough time to absorb into skin. You don’t need higher than SPF50 – 50 gives you 98% protection from the sun’s rays, so it’s very hard to get any higher than that! If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  On such a special day most brides want a totally different makeup scheme to their usual look, but many are worried about getting it wrong and ending up looking too overdone. Finding an experienced makeup artist, who will come up with a wedding makeup combination that suits both your skin tone and your wedding style, can ensure that you look absolutely beautiful in your wedding pictures.
When to book your wedding makeup artist(s) You should be looking to choose your wedding makeup artist around five to six months before your special day and you should book both for the wedding day itself and for a trial run two to three months beforehand. If you can arrange to have your hair and makeup trials on the same day it’s a great excuse for a girl’s night out. Who to book wedding makeup for on your wedding day We recommend to book the makeup artist or makeup team for any bridesmaids and possibly the mothers of the bride and groom as well as yourself, but you are the only one that should need a wedding makeup trial session. Selecting your wedding makeup artist(s) When you're talking to makeup artists and deciding which one to use, the questions they ask you are possibly more important than their responses to your questions. They should be asking you about the lighting at the ceremony and reception, the type of venue you have chosen, the color of your wedding dress and the overall wedding theme, and the hairstyle you have in mind. Your makeup artist should have a wide range of styles in their repertoire and they should be prepared to listen to what you want, while also making suggestions themselves if they feel something you ask for might not suit you or your wedding style. Wedding makeup trial tips When you schedule your bridal makeup trial you should have a few of your favorite looks to share with the makeup artist to identify and make sure that you get exactly what you want, rather than settling for a random first try. If you aren’t happy with your makeup trial, we recommend either booking another appointment to attempt alternate looks or perhaps finding another makeup artist. Top beauty tips for brides With our years of experience beautifying brides across New Jersey and the Tri-state state area here are just a few general tips and tricks proven to help any bride. 1. We recommend choosing colors that match your skin's complexion. For example and generally speaking brunettes look great in warm shades of plum, cream and copper, while blondes can carry off colder shades such as lavender, blue-grey and teal and redheads look stunning in peach, grey or moss green. 2. It's a magical day filled with happy emotions so we know very few brides get through the day without a few tears of joy. As your makeup Glaminator's we want to make sure you avoid panda eyes by using high quality waterproof mascara. This can also double up as waterproof liquid eyeliner. 3. If you want to make any changes to your skin care and beauty routine, do so several weeks before the wedding. Getting a facial or using a new beauty product the week before the big day can provoke a very ill timed breakout. 4. Getting the perfect complexion on your wedding day can take more than just a good foundation. The stress of wedding planning can cause breakouts and bad skin, so take time to relax and pamper yourself before your special day. 5. Drink plenty of water and try to limit the amount of coffee and alcohol you consume. Get into the habit of cleansing and moisturising daily, preferably several weeks before the wedding. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  Before you go and pluck out those hard earned eyelash extensions please do yourself a favor and review these professional tips and tricks to avoid some serious damage to your natural eyelashes. Eyelash Extensions are wonderful to fellow lash lovers until it sadly comes to their removal.
Truth is after the first three to four weeks eyelash extensions can go through a strange transition period when most of your lash extensions have already fallen off and been replaced by your natural, shorter lashes but there are still a few long, misplaced stragglers hanging on. It's at this time that you'd usually: 1. get infills to make them fluffy and fresh again or 2. have them professionally removed And while we highly recommend not removing them yourself for fear of damaging your natural lashes, if you're going to do it despite our advice, or while in quarantine, we thought we might as well provide you with the safest option possible. Here's what you'll need:
Step-by-step for removing eyelash extensions at home: Step Number 1: Remember how your Lash Glaminator told you not to use oil-based products near your eyes? This is because it breaks down the adhesive. To start your removal process, soak a cotton pad in your oil-based eye makeup remover and gently press onto each (closed) eye for a good 30 seconds, focusing the pressure near the lash line. You will want to saturate the area as much as possible, without causing irritation. Step Number 2: Next, apply more oil. Dip a cotton bud into your choice of coconut or olive oil, and then apply it to the lash line rubbing gently back and forth. Keep the focus on where the glue sits on your eye. At this moment, you may have one or two false lashes that come away with the cotton bud. Step Number 3: Soak a cotton pad in the same oil from step two, and press it against your lash line with your eye closed. Then, very gently, rub the cotton pad back and forth continuously. Step Number 4: Every now and then, remove the cotton pad and you should see some of your lash extensions have come off. Depending on how strong your lash extension glue is, you may have to repeat step three multiple times on each eye to get every last lash. Patience is key here. Step Number 5: Once all the lashes are removed, soak a cotton pad in micellar water and run it over each eye to remove all the oil. Step Number 6: Finish with a soothing eye cream or serum to calm the skin after so much rubbing. Step Number 7: Apply an eyelash serum to help rejuvenate your lashes after the trauma and frtiction of removing your lash extensions. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  We’re all guilty of misbehaving sometimes, and that’s perfectly fine. Some rules really are absolutely meant to be broken, and being a little mischievous certainly does make life more interesting. But, when it comes to your skin, developing poor habits on a consistent basis can leave you looking older than you are. A lot older and fast. So, if you’re currently committing any of these skin crimes it’s probably a good idea to stop, ASAP.
#1 You’re using certain products at the wrong time We’ll give anyone props who are adding amazing aging ingredients to their skin care regimen, but, the times that you apply these ingredients does matter. Antioxidants like vitamin A, D, E, C, K and F should be used in the morning in order to fight nasty UV rays and free radical damage during the day, while collagen-boosting ingredients (like oleic, stearic, palmitic, and linolenic acids) aid in the skin’s natural collagen production and should be used at night while your skin is in repair mode. #2 You’re pretending your skin hasn’t changed over the years As we age, our skin gets thinner, drier, and sometimes more sensitive. This means using the same skin care products you used in your early teens and 20s just won’t cut it in your 30s, 40s, 50s and well beyond. You have to figure out what your skin issues are whether it be wrinkles, pigmentation or redness and adjust your products accordingly. Look for clean products that are great for dry skin & pre / post sun-care. #3 You treat your adult acne like teenage pimples When you’re know it all teenager, your blemishes are caused by puberty and excessive oil production. As an adult, the triggers are usually caused from stress and hormonal changes. Before you try to strip your skin of all its oil in an attempt to clear your pimples like you probably did in your teenage years, try using a cleanser that contains salicylic acid to help unblock pores and rid your skin of congestion. If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty  If there’s one area many of us are struggling with during quarantine, it’s the beauty department. Without the ability to come into the Glaminator Beauty Bar, you may feel like your eyebrows, skin, and hair have never felt so unloved!
Fortunately, there are ways you can care for your skin and pamper yourself while you’re stuck out home. Check out our top tips to take care of your skin during the quarantine. Wash, Tone and Moisturize your Face With nothing but time on your hands right now, it’s crucial that you take care of your skin. Using clean beauty products, you should cleanse your skin both morning and night. Even if you aren’t wearing makeup during quarantine, removing the dirt and debris that accumulates throughout the day is important. Use a pH-balanced cleanser for the best results. Toning your skin helps calm it down and get it ready to accept moisturizer, the next most important step in caring for your skin. Using a clean toner helps balance your skin, giving it an even tone, which you’ll appreciate once you are out and about again! Moisturizing helps reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Did you know that dry skin breaks out even more than moisturized skin? Your skin traps the debris and dirt that flies through the air, which then creates the perfect basis for acne. Don’t forget sunscreen! Yes, even when you’re staying inside, if you have windows, you get sun exposure. Use a light SPF moisturizer every morning to protect your delicate skin. Take Care of your Body The skin over your entire body needs some TLC during this time too, especially your hands. How many times a day do you wash your hands or use hand sanitizer? While it’s important to stay free from germs, of course, your skin needs some refreshing from the dryness. Using a high-quality lotion or cream, like our Hydrating Butter, you can replenish your skin. This natural butter with clean beauty ingredients helps hydrate your gentle skin with shea butter, and essential oils that help calm and soothe the skin, especially after feeling dry from excessive cleansing. Another way to pamper your skin is with Glaminator’s Sugar Scrub. This gentle blend of raw sugar, emu and coconut oil helps remove the dead skin and hydrate your skin for a smooth, clean appearance. Laced with quality lavender essential oil, the sugar scrub will help calm your skin and your mind, making you feel pampered. Pamper Yourself Now is the best time to pamper yourself as much as possible. Take care of your skin by cleansing and hydrating it. Give yourself the gift of pampering while you can’t come in for an appointment. Caring for your skin now will help it stay strong and beautiful for the day you can come back in for your skin and hair treatments. Until the day we can see you again, we encourage you to take care of yourself during quarantine. Know that we're still here for you and can’t wait to see you again! If you found this helpful then let me know in the comments section below. Want me to cover another topic of your interest pertaining to beauty? If so, then like us and follow us on social media, and post to any of our social media profiles the topic you'd like us to discuss: Facebook @GlaminatorBeauty | Twitter @GlaminatorBeauty | Instagram @GlaminatorBeauty |
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