What is work appropriate?

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Rachel C.

Dec 28, 2012

Rachel C.

I work in the airplane manufacturing industry where I'm surrounded by men. I have to keep my makeup to a minimal just to avoid extra attention, but I need ideas to keep my inner woman entertained and happy with what's on my face. Any ideas?!

Jocy J.

Dec 28, 2012

Jocy J.

Put foundation and sum blush and eyeliner curl eyelashes andd thats itt! Ndd if yu wanna put sum mascara add a little

Kristine V.

Dec 28, 2012

Kristine V.

I just keep everything natural- maybe just one coat of mascara (or even clear mascara to just open the eyes) and neutral eyeshadow just a shade or two lighter/darker than your skin tone. Then go find the perfect nude and pink-nude lipstick to wear.
If you really need to, splurge on nice products like a Naked palette or high end lipsticks. Dior makes a pink that custom forms to you!

Rachel C.

Dec 28, 2012

Rachel C.

Thanks ladies. I'm basically doing that right now...keeping it fairly neutral. I guess days off or at night is when I can let loose a little more with the face :)

Holly M.

Dec 28, 2012

Holly M.

Texture is more important than color here. Too much sparkle is not work appropriate. Color works if it is blended well. 

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