Makeup for all black outfits?

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Rebecca J.

Oct 15, 2016

Rebecca J.

What do you guys wear makeup wise when you wear all black? I'd love some ideas as I'm going out tonight on a date and my outfit's all black!

I usually gravitate towards a red lip in the evening or a no-make up make up look in the day if I wear all black but I'd love some more ideas.

Suggestions?

Jackie S.

Oct 15, 2016

Jackie S.

You could do a fun eye, like red with gold, some pinky blush and a nude/pinky nude lip!

Kathleen K.

Oct 15, 2016

Kathleen K.

I'd go with some neutral colors like light browns or light golds or champagne for eyes. nude colors for lips and a soft blush with a little bronzer.

Kathleen K.

Oct 15, 2016

Kathleen K.

Here's an example 1.

Kathleen K.

Oct 15, 2016

Kathleen K.

2.

Kathleen K.

Oct 15, 2016

Kathleen K.

3.

J L.

Oct 15, 2016

J L.

I really like Kathleens 3rd picture! I also think a berry or burgundy lipstick with a bronzey/brown smokey eye would look great!

Essie A.

Oct 15, 2016

Essie A.

I use black clothing as an excuse to bring out the unnatural colors on eyes or lips. Something out of the ordinary neutrals, like purple, blue, red, or green. But I would recommend picking EITHER eyes OR lips for your statement color and then keep the other neutral or a more understated version of your statement color.

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