Mundheep

trying the prada blush everyone won’t shut up about.

products used:
Prada blush in peach - soft coral

two entire different personalities 🙆🏽‍♀️

leaving the house is always a struggle. grwm uncomfortably.

products used:
hydrogrip primer
thirst drops
corrector in mango
radiant foundation
concealer in suede 6.6
radiant creamy concealer in biscuit
softsculpt shaping stick in medium
pocket blush in toasted teddy
sun stalk’r bronzer in bajan gyal
airbrush flawless finish in medium 2
blush in pinch me
fix+ setting spray
precisely my brow in 4
gel liner in true brown
idôle mascara in black
creamy kohl liner
soft glam palette
lip balm

Parenting diaries ep.10

No one really talks about how strange it feels to miss your old life, while loving your new one so much.

I do my makeup the same way I always have, but everything feels a little different now.

I don’t miss who I was, I just miss how simple things used to feel, before everything carried so much meaning and weight.

Some days, I grieve that version of myself quietly, standing in front of a mirror, blending concealer like nothing’s changed.

I’m not trying to go back.

I’m just learning how to exist in this new chapter without feeling guilty for the person I used to be. Growth is uncomfortable, and it’s rarely as beautiful or linear as people make it look online.

Some days I feel so sure of who I’m becoming.

Other days, I just try to make it through while holding space for every version of myself I’ve been.

You can be grateful and still nostalgic and you can love your life and still miss parts of yourself.

And that in-between version - the one figuring it out in real time - deserves softness, patience, and grace.

Because becoming someone new doesn’t mean the old you didn’t matter.

It just means you’re still growing.