If you were going to a concert how would you do your make up and hair?

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Amber F.

Jul 25, 2013

Amber F.

My sister is going to a concert and she wants me to do her make up and hair. Her hair is short and VERY curly and her eyes are brown.

Nicole C.

Jul 25, 2013

Nicole C.

How old is she?

Nicole C.

Jul 25, 2013

Nicole C.

If she is younger, I would say natural makeup, like Lipgloss, and a little mascara. But if she wants like a full face I'd say regular makeup like foundation, eyeshadow, blush and all that. And my hair is a little wavy so I have no idea how to style her hair. Sorry. I hope that helped.

Mary O.

Jul 25, 2013

Mary O.

I say straighten her hair and put natural makeup cuz she looks young and she's already pretty.

Lara W.

Jul 25, 2013

Lara W.

I say it depends on who youre seeing. With the concerts I go to, we wear a lot of heavy makeup, like dark liner and a really nice bronzer. But I usually stick to a bunch of mascara and use a sharpie for makeup since we sweat ALOT and makeup runs off, and I'd rather be watching the band than in the bathroom doing touch ups. But if youre going to a stadium concert (I go to small venues more) then I'd say however you feel comfortable doing your look. For hair, same as makeup. I end up putting mine up because I get sick of it being pulled in the pit, but for a taylor swift or something concert youre fine to straighten or do your hair nice.

Amber F.

Jul 25, 2013

Amber F.

She is 13

Ajla N.

Jul 25, 2013

Ajla N.

Straighten hair and maybe only lipgloss and a little mascara. She's still too young.

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