Shannon Boyce
Shannon Boyce is a freelance writer and editor. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from York University with a major in Professional Writing and a minor in Creative Writing.
Certified Makeup Artist
Shannon is a makeup and beauty expert. Her love of makeup inspired her to create her own blog and YouTube channel, both focused on product reviews and tutorials. Her passion for makeup was then taken one step further. She became a Live Glam Certified Makeup Artist. This allowed her to learn more, improve her knowledge, and perfect her skills. It also made it possible for Shannon to share her passion in a whole new way.
Hair and Skin Care Experience
In addition to makeup application, trends, and tutorials, Shannon enjoys many other aspects of beauty. She has extensive experience writing about hairstyles, hair trends, and skin care. Her main goal is to improve the lives of her readers and clients. She does this by sharing her expertise and helping them improve their daily routines.
Most Recent Contributions by Shannon Boyce
Can a Yeast Infection Cause Sores or Blisters?
A yeast infection (candidiasis) is caused by the Candida albicans fungus. Yeast infections are common and usually occur in warm, moist areas ... Read More
Cherry Angiomas (Red Moles): Causes, Removal, and Treatment
Cherry angiomas are common benign skin growths that consist of blood vessels. Also known as Campbell de Morgan spots, these small red moles ... Read More
How to Diagnose and Treat a Hard Lump Under Skin After a Bad Bruise
Feeling a hard lump under a recent bad bruise can be worrying. The good news is that in most cases of bruising, these lumps are not a cause ... Read More
Is Coconut Oil Good for Scars?
Many people will incur a scar at some point in their lifetime. Damage to the skin from injury, surgery, and certain skin conditions (e.g., a ... Read More
Why Would I Have Acne Only on One Side of My Face?
No one likes it when pimples pop up. Sometimes, it seems like no matter how hard you try to care for your skin, acne still develops - and it ... Read More