Enchanted Beauty By Basma

Life lately… a little quiet, but for a reason ✨

I’ve been a bit away from this space, focusing on my Master’s journey. Learning, growing, and pushing myself in ways I never expected.

One of those moments was presenting my research at CARIC 2026 - CUE Annual Research and Innovation Conference🥹

Standing there, speaking about “Security Analysis of RFID-Based Healthcare Systems” felt so surreal. Something so different from what I usually share here, yet so meaningful to me.

This space has always been about beauty…
but lately, it’s also been about becoming stronger, more focused, and more aligned with who I want to be.💫

I promise, I’ll be back here soon, stronger, more inspired, and better than ever ✨

Enchanted beauty, but evolving 🤍
Be the best version of yourself!

Grace, gratitude & Eid ✨
Allahumma barik 🤍
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Here is mine … 😍

2016 me really said FULL BEAT or nothing 💄✨

Egulor jonno dayi ek matro audience! Back in the day when I was in Bangladesh, I was always very selective about any skincare promotion. I had a simple rule , if a brand wanted to collaborate, they had to send me the products first. I would try them for a couple of weeks and only then would I decide whether I wanted to partner with them. A lot of people, especially brand reps, found this strange. But that was always my standard, authenticity over hype.

One incident I’ll never forget was during a Sunsilk Hijab Shampoo brand meet-up. They said the full-sized bottles weren’t ready yet and only the 2 taka sachets were available. I said, “That’s fine, give me those, I still need to try it first before promoting it.” And oh my God, the mockery that followed on social media was unbelievable. Those so-called influencers laughed, saying I was asking for “2 taka er shampoo.” Yes, I did, because I believed in being honest before promoting anything to people.

Even after 7 or 8 years, I still stand by that. If I had to go through it again, I would do the exact same thing. Ei jonnoi daily kono night cream mekhe forsha hoye jai na. That’s why I’ve always said, I might not have been the most popular, but I was definitely one of the most underappreciated beauty vloggers or influencers in Bangladesh who stood for honesty.

Today, Alhamdulillah, I’m in a place like Sephora where people do value my talent and for that, I thank Allah every single moment.