School make up

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Shyla B.

Jan 5, 2015

Shyla B.

What's a way I could do my make up for school but it won't be too much?

Liv I.

Jan 5, 2015

Liv I.

BB, little mascara, fill in your brows and lip gloss / balm.

Meriam E.

Jan 5, 2015

Meriam E.

I wear makeup to school I'm a sophomore. my routine is : concealer under my eyes, Foundation & powder, lightly filled brows, lots of mascara to open my eyes with white eyeliner and occasionally maybe a gold shimmer on my lid. If I don't do eyeshadow ill tint my lips to a pink. It looks subtle but still pretty!

Meriam E.

Jan 5, 2015

Meriam E.

Oh and btw my foundation is a natural looking radiant BB creme , it looks awesome and kinda natural. (Sonia Kashuk Tinted Moisturizer)

Zoe P.

Jan 6, 2015

Zoe P.

I'm also a sophomore and this is my routine: face primer, BB Cream, concealer, stay matte powder, blush, bronzer, eye primer, eyeshadow, eye liner, fill in my brows, mascara, and then lip stick.. Sounds like a lot but it only takes a short time to do! :)

Kyla K.

Jan 6, 2015

Kyla K.

Personally I don't think it matters how much you wear to school, it's your face so you can do what you want, lol I just think go with what feels right.

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