Spicing up make up any ideas?

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Rachel P.

Aug 4, 2015

Rachel P.

I'm going into grade eight and I want to spice up my makeup, keep in mind I have oily skin so when I wear too many layers my skin gets really oily, any ideas?

Allison B.

Aug 4, 2015

Allison B.

Use more of a powder than a liquid foundation and don't use too much concealer if you use it. But the powder should be just a thin layer and there are these little sheets you can get from Walmart or something and it's by the face wash. They're just little papers and you wipe them on your face whenever you feel your face is oily and it actually works a lot.. I loved them. Lol but I'd really suggest you use them! I'll look for a picture of it in a second so you know what it is.. But for your eye makeup I would keep it simple. Maybe a light eyeshadow and liquid eyeliner if you know how to do that. But I'd keep everything simple. Especially going to school. I'd worry more about school than makeup :P

Roz X.

Aug 4, 2015

Roz X.

I'd get a CC cream or Beauty Balm formulated for oily skin. Revlon has amazing lipstains that won't break the bank. They also double as a blush with just a tiny dab on cheek. Loving Lash Sensational Mascara in Brown and a little shadow to line the eyes. You can expand your comfort level from there...little liner...shadow..as time progresses.

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