Teenage Make Up Artist dies of Cancer

[Rawiyah]

So, if you guys don't know about this girl, she is she used to be a young make up guru on YouTube and she was very, VERY good. I used to watch her videos and she is very informative and knows her make up!

Talia was also a big inspiration to many. She never wore a wig because she felt like her face was what made her beautiful, not her hair. So she focused on make up as a way to prove to people that her inner beauty was what made her beautiful. It also made her feel better about herself when people focused on her make up rather than her bald head.

She has been fighting cancer for six years and for a while it looked like she was winning, until she relapsed. And even then, it looked like she was winning once more. Until, I found out just today that she had died.

It's a sad day. It feels like everyone I know is dying. Even though I didn't know her personally, I felt like I got to know her very well through watching a lot of her interviews and her videos. She seemed nice enough.

I swear, I will lose it if anyone else dies.

Here is her bucket list of things to do before she died. Apparently, she was able to get through quite a few of them.

RIP Talia.

 

[Slightly]

Actually, I have watched a couple of her videos, mostly the ones about her condition. I thought she was pretty mature, I mean, going through that stuff at a young age really hardens you the **** up. She seemed pretty passionate about cosmetics too, so it's good she got to do what she enjoyed on YT. It's good she got to hit most of her bucket list, and it's even cooler her fans are doing the rest for her.

So... yeah. It's a shame whenever someone so young dies so soon.

 

[lauren]

I hate this. She was so young and beautiful and she didn't deserve to die. My eyes are watering now just thinking of the amazing life she could have had and it was snatched away from her so cruelly. She was an inspiring and lovely young lady and my heart goes out to her family who must be having a really hard time. I know a large portion of the world is sad with them.

 

[Kirk]

RIP Talia.

You will live on in the hearts of many.

 

[pafjlh]

What a sad story, but what an inspirational young woman. I think in her short life she full filled a purpose. She showed people that you can valiantly fight a terminal illness, all the while being optimistic and showing how you are comfortable in who you are. Its nice to know that her videos on youtube will live on after her. I hope she will continue to inspire others to have courage in the face of adversity.