Nollywood Actress, Mimi Orjiekwe, Chooses Valentine's Day To Launch Make Up Line ..See PRODUCTS

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Sultry Nollywood actress ,Mimi Orjiekwe has announced the launch of her make up line on February 14, 2018 which is on valentines day.


 The mother of one says she is making her line a gift for every woman who loves to feel beautiful.


 With different beauty products ranging from lipsticks to highlights to 3D mink lashes and many more to come, Orjiekwe has got every woman covered, whatever the preference, whatever the skin tone she says.
Actress Mimi Orjiekwe

 LIB reports that the e-commerce website which would be launched on Valentine's Day offers both Naira and dollar store.

 Actresses like Ebube Nwagbo, Sophie Alakija and Mimi herself are presently modelling some of the products giving everyone a glimpse of what to expect.

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A HIGHLY PIGMENTED HIGHLIGHT by FLAWLESS BEAUTY !!! The #moonlighter# and #ultraglow# pallete is your secret weapon to create the perfect glow. Each moonlighter pallete comes with four pressed illuminating powder highlighter that can be used to create your own look . highlighters that range from subtle dayglow to insanely moonlight glow. Light up where you want, when you want. Moonlighter was born to reflect your every mood With a dose of skin-glorifying color,and shades that were designed for all skin tones. Unlike your everyday highlighter,moonlighter keeps skin lit beyond sundown with its weightless longwear formula — a cream-powder hybrid that instantly melts into skin and blends with almost zero effort. your go-to for highlighting your face, eyes, lips, collarbone ... literally anywhere you crave a touch of light. Muse : @moyolawalofficial @abusalamiphotography #flawmimigal#flawlesssdolls# 14/2/2018 counting down to launch www.flawlessbeautybymimi.com
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