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Morgans hair pomade does a good job for hair darkening but you also need to keep the dark colour and for that there's nothing better than shea butter. If you don't like the odour no fear, it's because of the burning process it has to go through. So add a drop of eucalyptus oil. You can get that from a pharmacy or baby things shops. It's used to treat cold and to decongest blocked nose or chest. Good relaxer? Try african pride, look into dr miracle products too and revlon. Dark and lovely and venus products have been compromised. They don't deliver the ads on their packs. They reverse the hair process instead, cause follicle damage which eventually weakens and breaks the hair, and they bleach the hair. Shampoo? Try vo5. Dr miracle. Black soap.

I honestly think that its going to be a little hard to judge who the best makeup artist is these days without basing it on popularity. And the guys who started first enjoyed d monopoly of the market at the time, had enough room to develope and have today covered a lot of ground. So for the ones just coming up it seems a very hard race. So maybe the topic should have been about the most popular and not really the best.
Now I'm a makeup artist too. Started out as self trained. Went on to MUD to get better. Realised I needed more and was introduced to Temitayo Feyisayo-Oke under whom I apprenticed. If you are looking for a raw picture without photoshop, well, here it is: