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Laura S.

Jul 15, 2016

Laura S.

Hi I'm new to makeup and I just wanna get some tips from any of you like products or anything.

Delara g.

Jul 15, 2016

Delara g.

What's your skin type? I think a bb cream, eyeliner, gloss/tinted lip balm, mascara and blush is a good start.

Sarah W.

Jul 15, 2016

Sarah W.

I actually think just lip balm, a little blush and mascara would be good to start with and then gradually work your way toward shadow and then eyeliner and then lip color and just work from there. You don't need to start with anything on the face like concealer or whatever right away. Doing it gradually also gives everyone else around you a chance to get used to it. I knew this woman who normally doesn't put on much makeup and just usually puts on lip balm, mascara and blush with shadow on occasion. But then she all of a sudden one day decided to also do her brows and eyeliner and other stuff and she just looked a bit weird to us but only because we weren't used to it.

Monica G.

Jul 15, 2016

Monica G.

When I first started doing makeup, I just curled my lashes and put on a light layer of mascara. After that, I started using bb cream, and lip gloss. Just make sure you do what you are comfortable with.

Ella B.

Jul 18, 2016

Ella B.

What skin type are you? I'd recommend mascara maybe some eyebrow gel and concealer and a lip product whether that's a gloss, lipstick etc.

Ella B.

Jul 18, 2016

Ella B.

I also used bb cream and a light foundation

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