Opeyemi Aiyeola joins #NoMakeUpMovement

Following in the footsteps of American singer,
Alicia Keys, popular actress, Opeyemi Aiyeola
has also joined the #NoMakeUpMovement.
She recently shared some pictures of herself
without make-up on her Instagram page.
According to her, women don’t have to apply
powder and creams to look good. She posted
a picture of herself and her hubby without
make-up, and added the caption, “I’m trying
to prove a point to everyone out there that
without adding anything, powder, body cream
and all manner of makeovers, an ideal
human, be it man or woman can still look
good and naturally presentable...I am not
saying making up is wrong; of course,
looking good is good business, but I just
realised virtually everyone of us have
somehow been chained under the belief that
we can never be appreciated, loved or
welcomed in the society without the help of
make-up or adding special effects to our
look...we came to the world without make-
up, looking natural and beautiful…I’m African,
and believe me I’m proud of who I am…”
Many of her followers lauded her for her
comment, saying it would boost the self-
esteem of many people who feel insecure
without make-up
Vanguard

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