Halloween taught me how to be creative and not fear being myself. I love the thrill and the drama of all things horror.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
During the Halloween of 2020, we were in quarantine of course, but I didn’t want to have a boring night, so I pulled out my makeup and created a few scary looks. I didn’t have many people to show since I was still a beginner, but I had the most fun that night.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
I’d say i’d make it to the end because I am a very logical person. I won’t throw myself out there as bait and I won’t make enemies with whoever i’m trying to survive with. I honestly do scare easily but I am a survivor.
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
I am a low income first gen college student trying to make it through my first four years of university, so I really don’t have money to splurge on high end makeup supplies. Makeup is a great passion of mine and with the money I could grow this passion while still being able to afford school.
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