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4 times Dineo Moeketsi gave us hair and makeup envy

Dineo Moeketsi’s hair and makeup game is always at top level. On and off screen she always looks gorgeous, we decided we can help you achieve her flawless look.

Grace Mantjiu

Here are nine looks by Dineo that had us drooling with envy:

1. All natural: A good example of the saying “less is more”. Keep your makeup minimal and let the hair grab all the attention.

 

Summer & late sunsets… Loving my @sinahs_glam_hair body wave ???

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2. Bold lip: If you can pull of the bright red then you can rock any other colour. A bold lip creates the illusion that you spent hours doing your makeup.

 

Done and dusted in the kingdom of the Zulu. Home for a few then Bloem got next. ???

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3. Curly hair: Its back and bigger than ever. Wear them wavy or tight depending on the occasion or mood.

 

4. Eye makeup: Whether it’s a smokey eye or the cut-crease trend, Dineo knows just what works for her. Keeping her away from the face so the eyes can turn heads everywhere she goes. Slay, slay, slay!

 

 

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