Natural Makeup Help

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Esperanza lucy D.

Mar 5, 2013

Esperanza lucy D.

I'm new in this. How I can do a natural makeup?

Sarah N.

Mar 5, 2013

Sarah N.

Only appy makeup to the parts of your face I want and blend it out and apply translucent powder on top to keep it in place or a tinted moisturizer or bb cream would be good

Sarah N.

Mar 6, 2013

Sarah N.

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Lessa C.

Mar 6, 2013

Lessa C.

Keep your colors in bronzes and golds. contour your face and keep colors natural looking. sometimes it helps If you do your makeup in natural lighting

K F.

Mar 6, 2013

K F.

If you really don't have any blemishes on your face then I would definitely recommend using bb cream and if not just use a concealer under your eyes and around your nose and Maybe on any spots that you may have redness. Use a little mascara and a lip butter or a lip gloss :) if you want you can also fill-in your brows and if not just make sure that they have some shape to them. Hope this helps :)

Victoria T.

Mar 6, 2013

Victoria T.

Elaborate on what you consider natural. Do you mean minimal/no makeup makeup? Or do you mean a full face with neutral colors?

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