Liliyann:
Nothing bad in making up for the dead, it's a way of paying them your last respect!!

Opportuneke:
eeehhheeeenn.....


Wetin we no go see for this generation.....


Dead body is making up!!!


Can you imagine, so how will the heavens recognize the dead for judgement?

Liliyann:
Nothing bad in making up for the dead, it's a way of paying them your last respect!!

GrabHisBalls:
I really don't get the rationale behind that. is a dead woman supposed to look beautiful in her grave? some people just carried their unnecessarily wahala to the dead. allow the dead to rest before one go vex one day slap person.

GistMore:
In a recent interview with Punch Newspaper, celebrity make-up artist, Banke Meshida, also known as BM Pro, revealed the shocking reasons she stopped doing Makeup for the dead.

She said: “I’ve been called occasionally to do make-up for dead people but I declined. I didn’t like the first experience I had. It’s such a sorrowful space to be in and I couldn’t deal with it. It left such a bad taste. I found it emotionally draining and made up my mind that I wouldn’t do it again. It’s a completely different skill set because one is working on skin that is not living; the colour and shading would different. However, it is a very lucrative aspect of make-up artistry because not many people possess the skill. I do every other thing except making up for the dead.”

When asked if she wants her kids to also go into beauty and makeup business, she said: “Of course, I’ll like that. In our parents’ era, they all wanted their children to be lawyers and doctors but see what played out. Yes, I’ll love my kids to toe my line but I’ll also respect their choices. Thankfully, my kids love make-up.”

Speaking on how she relaxes when not working, Banke Meshida has this to say: “When I’m not working, I either watch movies, have a massage or sit down doing absolutely nothing. I also connect with my fans on Instagram. I love cooking but I don’t like clearing the dishes. These days, I have someone who cooks (for me) and I really like the taste. When I cook, it’s superb and my kids love it.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/why-i-stopped-making-up-for-the-dead-banke-meshida/amp/

Originakalokalo:

Not everyone that died rest in peace.


If you sleep in Jesus, you rest in peace.

If you die in your sins, there is no rest but trouble and regret.

When you come face-to-face with a holy God who cannot behold sin, your trouble starts.

OtemAtum:
Everyone that dies will eventually rest in peace, no matter what. Jesus Christ, the fictitious character has no say in the final end of anyone.

Rednaxelot:
Why do we have to do make up for the dead.

Perhaps they want them to get a beautiful look on their way to heaven.
Forgetting that the body perishes here on earth.

Well, possibly trying to give the plant beautiful manure or the soil animals beautiful food to scavenge on.

Originakalokalo:


Okay.

fergie001:
Witnessed it once in a morgue.

We had to complain the make-up was too much....so they told us it will fade to do it, that was during harmattan...

We insisted...they asked for space....then faded it to do it..and it looked better.
Nothing bad in it.....just that you can't help Iooking at it without a tear dropping.

Tapout:

lying in state.

GrabHisBalls:
I really don't get the rationale behind that. is a dead woman supposed to look beautiful in her grave? some people just carried their unnecessarily wahala to the dead. allow the dead to rest before one go vex one day slap person.

GistMore:
In a recent interview with Punch Newspaper, celebrity make-up artist, Banke Meshida, also known as BM Pro, revealed the shocking reasons she stopped doing Makeup for the dead.

She said: “I’ve been called occasionally to do make-up for dead people but I declined. I didn’t like the first experience I had. It’s such a sorrowful space to be in and I couldn’t deal with it. It left such a bad taste. I found it emotionally draining and made up my mind that I wouldn’t do it again. It’s a completely different skill set because one is working on skin that is not living; the colour and shading would different. However, it is a very lucrative aspect of make-up artistry because not many people possess the skill. I do every other thing except making up for the dead.”

When asked if she wants her kids to also go into beauty and makeup business, she said: “Of course, I’ll like that. In our parents’ era, they all wanted their children to be lawyers and doctors but see what played out. Yes, I’ll love my kids to toe my line but I’ll also respect their choices. Thankfully, my kids love make-up.”

Speaking on how she relaxes when not working, Banke Meshida has this to say: “When I’m not working, I either watch movies, have a massage or sit down doing absolutely nothing. I also connect with my fans on Instagram. I love cooking but I don’t like clearing the dishes. These days, I have someone who cooks (for me) and I really like the taste. When I cook, it’s superb and my kids love it.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/why-i-stopped-making-up-for-the-dead-banke-meshida/amp/

Offpoint:

How about in capital?

lmao... see ur post like ur moniker

Liliyann:
Nothing bad in making up for the dead, it's a way of paying them your last respect!!

ireneidiva:

Which one is 'fade to do it' again?

fergie001:

Typographical.....

The make-up was too loud.....
And it was in Dec during the harmattan period, we wanted to take the corpse for lying-in-state.
They told us it will fade out.

We refused, so they asked for space and reduced the stuffs.

Opportuneke:
eeehhheeeenn.....


Wetin we no go see for this generation.....


Dead body is making up!!!


Can you imagine, so how will the heavens recognize the dead for judgement?

GrabHisBalls:
I really don't get the rationale behind that. is a dead woman supposed to look beautiful in her grave? some people just carried their unnecessarily wahala to the dead. allow the dead to rest before one go vex one day slap person.