Mermaid Makeup for Musical.

Mar 13, 2015

Emma S.

What do you girls think? There is green eyeshadow under my eye as well, just for some emphasis. Comments and constructive criticism welcome.

Mar 13, 2015

Madi M.

It's really pretty! I like that It has a pop of color but it isn't too dramatic. I think you did good girl! 😊

Mar 13, 2015

Emily L.

I would sharpen and thicken the eyeliner a bit, but other than that, IT IS PER-FECT 👌

Mar 13, 2015

Emma S.

Thanks girls!
Emily- I currently don't have any liquid liner to make it better than what it is now, but I plan on using some once I get to the school. Thanks!

Mar 13, 2015

Shaundi P.

Doesn't look very mermaid like to me and you should definitely make it more dramatic if its for a musical

Mar 13, 2015

Grace B.

I would say maybe darken the blueish color, but I love your placement!

Mar 13, 2015

Anna D.

It's nice but you can't really see it...:)

Mar 14, 2015

Kat B.

If you makeup Is stage makeup if put A LOT more on but it's good I don't think if you applied it as small people wouldn't be able to see it on stage

Mar 15, 2015

Domenyka S.

As a performer, you need much more makeup for the makeup to show to the audiences! use dramatic amounts of blush, mattifying powder, and using a combination of pigmented eyeshadows in green and blue.

Mar 15, 2015

If you want the eyeshadow to really show, I might recommend steering clear away from the eyeliner and use little to none. pencil eyeliner for your waterline works wonders on stage and contouring as well! hope I could help!

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