Makeup for graduation

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Cait R.

Jun 12, 2015

Cait R.

I'm doing a friends makeup for graduation, her cap and gown are all black. Her college colors are blue and white. Any ideas? Thanks ðŸ˜„

Haven B.

Jun 12, 2015

Haven B.

For some reason. I'm thinking natural skin tone colors. Maybe some winged eyeliner and mascara with a nude Lippie.

Cait R.

Jun 12, 2015

Cait R.

Ooh good idea, thanks!

Haven B.

Jun 12, 2015

Haven B.

No problem!

Rebecca J.

Jun 12, 2015

Rebecca J.

What makeup does she usually wear?

I treated my uni graduation like I would wedding makeup. Not too dissimilar to what I usually wear, you want to look like yourself on photos. Graduation isn't the time to be going to experimental with new looks in my opinion.

Cait R.

Jun 12, 2015

Cait R.

She usually wears natural skin tone makeup.

Diego G.

Jun 12, 2015

Diego G.

I did this to a friend of mine. Her colors are blue and gold. I just kept the skin very simple as well as the eyes. It's graduation. Not a night out. Hopefully this helped.

Cait R.

Jun 13, 2015

Cait R.

Diego, just saw your post, her makeup looks great! She's so pretty! Definitely using this for inspiration! Thank you!

Lisa A.

Jun 13, 2015

Lisa A.

I think you should do a red lip, extreme black liner and a nice bronze on the cheeks

Rebecca J.

Jun 13, 2015

Rebecca J.

If she goes for a natural look usually I'd personally really perfect her skin, maybe some light contour (for pictures) and a dusty rose blush. I'd then use matte brows to define the eye (typical eyeshadow placement with the deepest colour in the crease) with some soft brown liner on the upper lash line. Then a 'my lips but better' colour on the lips.

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