I was obsessed with being false with mega lashes, brows & tan – people gasp when they see how I REALLY look
A WOMAN has left people with their jaws on the floor after having an epic glow-down.
In a bid to embrace her
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TikToker Kacie left people with their jaws on the floor after sharing her epic glow-down
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The young beauty now enhances her features instead of hiding them
Credit: TIKTOK/@kaciecachia
And now, the young stunner has left people gobsmacked after sharing her before and after look.
In a new trend that's taken the internet by storm, thousands of beauty buffs are sharing their epic
Since the trend really took off a few months ago, there have been plenty of makeovers posted online - but it will be almost impossible to find one as jaw-dropping as Kacie's.
A glow-down, similar to the '
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It promotes enhancing
With a glow-down, out are long
Before embarking on her transformation journey, the young beauty wore heavy
Looking back at her younger self, Kacie - who posts under the username @
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However, at some point Kacie realised that she had had enough of the aesthetic and gave herself a brand new imagine.
Uploading the jaw-dropping glow-down on the platform, Kacie showed off her ''fake'' make-up look, prior to the journey of enhancing her features - and not hiding them.
I found the best summer body glow in Primark - it's only £3.50 & isn't oily
Seconds later, the young brunette rocked a much more
Now, Kacie has also ditched the cakey foundation and mega lashes, as she shared a short video after her glow-down, with her hair styled in loose curls.
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Four ways to give yourself a glowdown
Thick fluffly lashes are out, so is the fake tan and long nails...here's how to have the ultimate glow-down in four steps...
The term "glow-down" refers to a woman removing what once was the most popular beauty choices, for a more natural look.
Eyelash extensions
- Thick, bold "Russian lashes" used to be all the rage, but nowadays, girls are opt for subtle, individual eyelash extensions to lengthen what they already have.
Nails
- Gone are the long, plastic talons, more women are favouring BIAB or gel manis.
Hair colour
- Remember when everyone wanted icy white hair? Not anymore! Millions of women are trying to go back to their roots (literally), and have soft blondes, and warm gold tones added to their hair, in a bid to achieve the "old money blonde" look.
Makeup
- Sculpting your face shape through the art of contouring is no more. Ladies are adding freckles and sweeping blush across cheekbones instead.
Social media users gasp
The TikTok clip has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly amassed a staggering 1.3million views in just three days.
One person said: ''I love this trend of girls realising the fake look is never it! Look 10x better.''
''MY JAW DROPPED,'' someone else was left lost for words.
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''The gasp I just gasped omg ur gorgg,'' a third chimed in.
Another was totally amazed, wondering: ''How dare you waste your time looookg [looking] fake when you could have been slaying like this on the streets?''
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