Nikki Tomlin

You + makeup = ??? It doesn't matter if you've worn makeup before xxx and don't now, if you didn't before xxx and you do now, if you only wear it going out, or if you'd never wear it hiking. What matters is that you wear it when YOU want to because YOU want to! I've spent a lot time over the last five years being grateful that I stopped wearing it because I felt like I had to, being criticized for when I did decide to wear it, and wondering if I'm too old to still like it. Truth is I've always loved it! It's hands on art project for me and I don't like that I felt negative ways towards it because I was sad. But I'm back and ready to GTFU and let make up be what I want it to be day by day and I hope you do too!

How can you Girl the F*ck Up? ✨ Yes, these are actual things that have been said to me multiple times and no they aren't the worst things. They have shaped and change me into who I am today in both good and bad ways. Unfortunately, the bad screams louder than the good and has caused me more than a few problems as an adult woman in this world. Breaking the beliefs and letting my inner child show me the excitement I used to feel for the things I love in life has not and will not be an easy journey, however, it's a journey I can't avoid going on anymore. I've been challenging myself for the last few months to be "extra" and wear the outfits and make up I actually want to wear even if I'll be "over dressed" or seem like a "pick me" because who cares? Like actually who does? You being YOU isn't something to hide from in ANY way. So I challenge you to wear an outfit you LOVE or that you've been saving for no real good reason and wear it to the store, the park, the airport, for a walk around the block, or literally anywhere. Take a photo and send it to me via dm or post it and tag me so l can hype you up as you Girl the Fuck Up! And share this with a friend who you think would love to GTFU!

Three individuals are posing together in what appears to be a restaurant or bar setting. They are all wearing white outfits, creating a cohesive look. The person on the left is making a peace sign gesture, while the one on the right is pointing upwards. The central figure is standing straight. Above them, handwritten text reads 'Alaska → Naxos Friends' with a heart symbol. The background shows a bar area with wooden stools and shelves of bottles. The lighting is warm and inviting, suggesting an evening or nighttime atmosphere. The floor appears to be a light-colored material, possibly tile or polished concrete.

Three women are sitting on what appears to be a rooftop or elevated surface with a cityscape visible in the background. The skyline shows tall buildings and palm trees, suggesting this is likely Los Angeles. The women are posing casually, with one raising her arm in a celebratory gesture. They are dressed in casual attire - one in blue jeans and a green top, another in a white outfit, and the third in a blue top and shorts. A pink text overlay reads 'Girl the F*ck Up Ep. 5' at the top of the image, indicating this might be related to a video series or podcast. At the bottom, there's additional text that says 'longer than I thought.' The overall atmosphere seems relaxed and friendly, capturing a moment of camaraderie among friends.

A collage of four selfies showcasing different makeup looks and expressions. The top-left image shows a person in a pink top with natural-looking makeup. The top-right depicts someone with more dramatic makeup, including face paint designs. The bottom-left features a casual, makeup-free look. The bottom-right shows a glamorous evening makeup style. Text overlaid on the images reads 'It's time to Girl the F*ck Up Ep. 4', suggesting this is part of a series about makeup and self-expression.

A mirror selfie shows a woman with long dark hair taking a photo with her smartphone in what appears to be a bathroom. She's wearing a patterned sleeveless top. The mirror is circular with a bright illuminated frame. There's text overlaid on the image that reads 'It's time to' followed by a pink banner saying 'Girl the F*'. Below this, smaller text states 'I think it's time to girl the'. The overall aesthetic suggests a social media post or story format.

Two young women are posing together in what appears to be a photo booth or similar setting. They are both wearing sunglasses and have bright, wide smiles on their faces. The woman on the left is wearing a red top and has long, wavy blonde hair. She is holding up her sunglasses with one hand. The woman on the right is wearing a bright pink top and has long, straight hair with lighter highlights. She is also adjusting her sunglasses with one hand. The background is a plain white curtain or backdrop. There is some text visible at the bottom of the image, suggesting it might be from a photo booth or event. The women appear to be having a fun, playful moment together.