I have pretty short hair naturally so I’m super easy going when it comes to that.
#Trinity the tuck skin#
Followed by an eye cream and a moisturiser! I sometimes use masks, serums and other additions when I have the time or when my skin is screaming at me. A good face wash that doesn’t strip all your natural oils off but does remove the impurities is great. Skincare is absolutely key - especially for someone like me that wears so much makeup all the time. This was the 1980s so it was bright shadow and lots of blush! I was on the floor playing and watching her do her makeup and hair.
I was raised by my grandparents, but one of the few memories I have of my birth mother was one of her sitting at a vanity in her bedroom. Prepare for all kinds of diva behaviour at tonight's Dragfest 2019. It’s more about feeling confident in who you are as a person. More than that, you should love yourself no matter what insecurities you have! I’m obviously an advocate for plastic surgery if that’s something someone wants, but no one should feel pressured into that. It makes you feel good and it also makes others feel confident in you more. I think it’s healthy to want to look your best. Trinity is one of the seven queens taking to the stage at tonight’s Dragfest 2019, which will see former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants come together for the fourth year at the Logan Campbell Centre on Auckland’s North Shore. The RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars winner has a brand new nose, a Kardashian-level booty and the attitude to match.
It’s fodder for Trinity’s 1 million Instagram followers - who lap up every post as quickly as she can upload them. READ: Party Makeup Tips From New Zealand's Top Drag Queens The drag queen’s feed is an amalgamation of pastel-coloured wigs, chain mail bodysuits, glittering chandelier earrings, painted claws, and crowns, of course. If there’s one lesson to be learnt from scrolling Instagram feed, it’s that anything goes.
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