Mother of Pearl
[member="Setzi Lunelle"]
As much as Joza tried to conform to the Jedi way of life, some things came more difficult than others. Saber training? Check. Meditation? She could handle it. Maybe life would have been simpler for her if her mother had allowed her to leave home at a younger age to be trained, because Zeltron values were difficult to work out of her. And right now, her emotions were getting the best of her.
The pink skinned woman glared at her own reflection in the mirror, frustrated beyond belief. Her hair was not behaving today. Usually she kept it pinned back, up in a tight bun or a ponytail and out of her face. She saw other female Jedi keep their hair down, but the thick red waves were constantly getting in her way. Cutting it would make things easier for her, but she was not doing that, far too vain and proud of her red tress to think of marring it in such a way.
Grunting in irritation, Joza reached for a jar of pink-tinted concealer. She’d quit wearing Zeltron-levels of makeup since leaving home but still couldn’t let it go completely. At the very least, she could blur out the scar on her cheek and maybe put a coat or two of mascara on her lashes. And then—oh, she’d used the last of the concealer already. Throwing the empty jar back into the drawer, she turned on her heel back toward the mirror to assess the situation. It was hard finding proper makeup for her skintone outside of Zeltros.
A few more pins here, some more gel to smooth out the flyaways around her head…and she looked passable. Back home she wouldn’t be allowed outside like this without one of her “friends” tackling her with a comb and some product, but she supposed it didn’t matter to the Jedi.
Joza was not the best at hiding her emotions—anyone could tell from the way she stalked down the temple halls to the grumpy aura that she gave off, she was not happy.
As much as Joza tried to conform to the Jedi way of life, some things came more difficult than others. Saber training? Check. Meditation? She could handle it. Maybe life would have been simpler for her if her mother had allowed her to leave home at a younger age to be trained, because Zeltron values were difficult to work out of her. And right now, her emotions were getting the best of her.
The pink skinned woman glared at her own reflection in the mirror, frustrated beyond belief. Her hair was not behaving today. Usually she kept it pinned back, up in a tight bun or a ponytail and out of her face. She saw other female Jedi keep their hair down, but the thick red waves were constantly getting in her way. Cutting it would make things easier for her, but she was not doing that, far too vain and proud of her red tress to think of marring it in such a way.
Grunting in irritation, Joza reached for a jar of pink-tinted concealer. She’d quit wearing Zeltron-levels of makeup since leaving home but still couldn’t let it go completely. At the very least, she could blur out the scar on her cheek and maybe put a coat or two of mascara on her lashes. And then—oh, she’d used the last of the concealer already. Throwing the empty jar back into the drawer, she turned on her heel back toward the mirror to assess the situation. It was hard finding proper makeup for her skintone outside of Zeltros.
A few more pins here, some more gel to smooth out the flyaways around her head…and she looked passable. Back home she wouldn’t be allowed outside like this without one of her “friends” tackling her with a comb and some product, but she supposed it didn’t matter to the Jedi.
Joza was not the best at hiding her emotions—anyone could tell from the way she stalked down the temple halls to the grumpy aura that she gave off, she was not happy.