School Dance Makeup.

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Kamryn L.

Feb 12, 2013

Kamryn L.

I have a school dance coming up, and I'm doing my own makeup. Any advice?

Kamryn L.

Feb 12, 2013

Kamryn L.

My dress is purple, and silver!

Kamryn L.

Feb 12, 2013

Kamryn L.

Thank you!

Emily U.

Feb 12, 2013

Emily U.

Yes go with Emma R. Advice she seems to give very great advice! :)

Amber F.

Feb 14, 2013

Amber F.

I wouldn't go with ALL colors that match your dress. I would put the silver on your lid, a gray or black in your crease and outer v. And a matte white on your inner corner and brow bone. And if you really want purple, then you can put it just under your lower lashes to look a little edgy and above the black you put in your crease and smoke it out to give it depth. And then a lengthening mascara and a light blush cause you have a dramatic eye. And lips, just do a pinkish lip gloss. And obviously put on foundation and concealer. Put the concealer and foundation after your eye makeup cause black tends to have fallout.

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