Madeeha's Big Happy Life

I have really enjoyed intro to film and video this year and am excited to be able to do film and video 2 next year. I really enjoyed being exposed to all different genres of movies that I wasn't familiar with before this class. I also liked learning about how film started and the early days of film with iconic actors like Charlie Chaplin. I also enjoyed the fact that the environment in this class is different from others because it's not as demanding and it's actually fun. I guess the notes were my least favorite part but I never thought they were that bad because they were usually interesting. I liked playing jeapordy even though I usually always forget to review the notes before we play. All in all I really enjoyed this class and am looking forward to next year.

Eyelashes are an important factor to every makeup look, but they can get worn down pretty easily if you don't take care of them properly. Continuous applications of mascara can cause them to thin and removing your makeup at the end of the day too roughly can cause them to fall out. Luckily, I have some tips for you! Coconut Oil Method: Coconut oil has many benefits for hair and skin and can be used as an all natural alternative for other products. I myself use coconut oil on my eyelashes to make them grow thicker and longer. How to use- Get a bottle or jar of coconut oil, if it is solid, warm it in the microwave for a few seconds and wait for it to cool off a little. Then, take a clean mascara wand and dip it into the coconut oil. Apply it onto your eyelashes just like you would mascara, being careful not to get any inside your eye. Sleep with it on overnight and gently wash off any excess in the morning with warm water. http://diyremedies.org/coconut-oil-for-eyelashes/ Pet...

Many of you might not know this but I have very long and thick hair, I always have. And while having long hair is nice, it's a lot to manage. Through the years I've learned how to manage my hair and take care of it by styling it in ways that will not only keep the roots healthy but also keep it off my neck. One of my favorites and one of the first hairstyles I taught myself was the french braid. Above is a video on how to french braid your hair yourself!

Hi welcome to my blog! Here you can find everything about my life and all my interests from recipes to hair and makeup tips to workouts and all the latest fashion trends. I was born in America but my family is from Pakistan so you'll not only get to see my normal everyday life in an American highschool but you'll also get to experience my culture a little bit with food, traditions, and clothing from Pakistan!