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Ciara B.

Aug 2, 2015

Ciara B.

I would do light makeup, apply eyeliner and a nice but subtle lippy, for clothes it depends on the activities I would either use a skater skirt or shorts and a nice shirt like Sadie said mayebe a blouse and sandals or snickers and of course rings and a bracelet or necklace.

Sadie G.

Aug 1, 2015

Sadie G.

Oh okay, that changes everything haha, I would do loose curls, then pull the front pieces back, for hair. For makeup I would do neutral, then colored eyeliner (either wingled or on the lower lash line, it's your preference) the color depending on your outfit/eye color. I personally usually go for a green or purple. Then a pinky nude lip. For outfit, I would wear a really cute shirt, a blouse type maybe, some black shorts, and some strappy sandals. Maybe some big stud earrings and a bracelet. That's just what I would wear though! Have fun!!

Laura Munk C.

Aug 1, 2015

Laura Munk C.

Sadie: It's for teens interested in theater, music or art. I'm in the theater-part ☺️

Sadie G.

Aug 1, 2015

Sadie G.

What kind of camp is it?

Laura Munk C.

Aug 1, 2015

Laura Munk C.

Hey guys

Tomorrow I'm going to a camp I go to every summer. When we get there, I want to make a great first impression. You know, stand out and be remembered, but definitely not come on too strongly. Any suggestions for hair, makeup and clothing/shoes?
I'll post a pic of me below, so you know what you're working with.

BTW I'm 16

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