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2 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

if you are worried about where she will work , why not offer her services as a freelance bridal make-up person , she will be hired for a specific task , short time period , can fit around family life since early hours , then she will be known in good families get name for own work  and will be working in safer family situations which you both can vet before accepting .

are you saying I should get her family-oriented clientele ? 

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2 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

She best start honing her makeup skills. We can't be having brides looking like kusreh if she's to make a successful go of this endeavour.

yes  I have heard this from other people too here that the bridal make up artists actually earn quite a decent . the ones that come at home. 

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1 minute ago, MisterrSingh said:

One thing that annoys me about certain makeup girls from rural parts of India is how they cake on the bride's foundation. The poor girl has a brown neck and a face that looks like she's been sprinkled with talcum powder. It's so wrong. ?

yes in some instances I saw there's a 3 cm plastering of several layers . LMAO . some girls are unrecognizable at their marriages but you can see clearly the amount of white mud they plaster on their faces lmao

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41 minutes ago, indersingh1313 said:

just an idea!

making ladies suits or Punjab suits from home or shop would be a good job. I am sure there is a big market for Punjabi suits in Mumbai and ladies always prefer to get it stitched. she can sell raw marital as well as stitching.  

yes, but she doesn't seem to be interested into it. her passion is make up artistry , mostly hair styling and cosmetics. she even has a dummy head to practice on 

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10 minutes ago, AjeetSingh2019 said:

yes in some instances I saw there's a 3 cm plastering of several layers . LMAO . some girls are unrecognizable at their marriages but you can see clearly the amount of white mud they plaster on their faces lmao

It's silly, because it's that old Indian pale skin obsession rearing its head. Most of these dark skinned girls are otherwise aesthetically decent, so there's no need to look like they've buried their head in a tray of cocaine.

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