The elderly couple, Brian and Jean.

Husband Learns How To Put Makeup For Her Wife Who Is About To Get Blind

Love knows no race, age, status and no boundaries. Only true love can survive whatever trial in life. Nothing exemplifies true love than this tear-jerking story of a couple, Jean and Brian. The husband and wife are well-known customers of their local department store - Sephora, where Brian has been taking lessons on how to do Jean’s makeup - you read it right. Their goal is for him to learn how to do her makeup before she get's blind.

Sephora store

Scott Summers shared and posted the heartwarming photo captioned:

“Meet Jean and Brian, two of our very loyal customers. Brian was in for another makeup lesson today as he does his wife’s makeup every day as she is going blind, such a wonderful couple who live their life to the full!”

Scott Summer’s post about the couple.

The photo of the lovebirds has quickly captured the hearts of social media users across the world, with over 200,000 likes and 72,500 retweets on Twitter. Much more tagged their loved ones to let them know that through thick and thin true love always prevails!

One person joked that “I can’t even get a text back I love them so much,” while another simply said, “That melts my heart.” Others tagged their partners and made hilarious comments, explained that they better help them with makeup in the years ahead, with one user saying, “If I go blind you better study up watch some youtube tutorials, make sure I glow still.”

Social media users commented on the post.

While life can present to us enormous challenges and feels particularly chaotic for so many of us little genuine moments like this can really help us remember what it means to be human, loving, honest and real. We definitely all deserve a love as rewarding as this, and while Jean faces challenges ahead, she’s got a great companion by her side that’s sure to be there for her every step of the way.

We all need a "Brian" in our lives. True love does exist!

“True love is eternal, infinite, and always like itself. It is equal and pure, without violent demonstrations: it is seen with white hairs and is always young in the heart.”

- Honoré de Balzac