Wedding makeup (for a friend)?

Jun 19, 2013

Munirah C.

A friend of mine insisted me in doing her makeup on her wedding day. She requested for a vintage pin-up look.

As you can see, she?s not much eyelid space when her peepers are open.
How do I go about the eyeliner? Should I keep it thin to show more of the colour on her lids or should I bold it out with black eyeshadow to make her eyes stand out even more?
P.S: btw, she did her own makeup in this picture. Awesome effort by my makeup virgin friend hee~ ;)

I hope Beauties in Beautylish can guide me through this.

Jun 19, 2013

Monika S.

Keep the eyeliner thin and as it goes outward, make it thicker

Jun 19, 2013

Gina M.

I thinking adding a pop on the centre of the lid will bring the look from natural to pinup slightly. what colour are you going to use on her lips?

Jun 21, 2013

Munirah C.

Thanks a lot Monika and Gina for your pointers! She’ll be using a red lipstick from Shiseido Perfect Rouge, colour RD 415.

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