Appropriate Makeup To Wear To A Funeral

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Amy T.

Nov 23, 2012

Amy T.

My 4 month old niece passed away this week and the funeral arrangements are being made today. What makeup is appropriate to wear to a viewing/funeral?

I want to look nice but I dont want to over do it. Any tips or suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

Shelley W.

Nov 23, 2012

Shelley W.

Oh my! I'm sorry for your family's loss. Personally when it comes to funerals I don't even bother with makeup and just only rely on subdued lipgloss because with all the crying and hugging I don't want all the makeup merging all together due to crying. I was just keep it super low key. Maybe a dusty mauve blush for the cheeks, a subdued nude eye consisting of various shades of brown and keeping it to three shades max. A touch of mascara and a nude lippie. Once again I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts.

Amy T.

Nov 23, 2012

Amy T.

Thank you Shelley. It's been really hard. My family and I have a strong faith in God and it has really helped, but it's still hard.

Rikki P.

Nov 24, 2012

Rikki P.

If you know you're gonna cry, I wouldn't even bother wearing makeup. Unless you've got waterproof eyeliner/mascara on hand.

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