Commercial makeup for tomorrow.
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Nov 16, 2013
Ashley D.
I'm going to this film thing tomorrow and I might be on camera, what kind of makeup should I do? I have a HD foundation (no they aren't doing hair and makeup) also what should I wear? Its for a campaign to help spread awareness about the environment. Thanks =)
Nov 16, 2013
Dorothea S.
Because it's about the environment, you should try to be as natural looking as possible. If you're going line your eyes for definition, use a brown liner instead of black. If you wanna use eye shadows use neutral tones and browns :) make your lips nudeish maybe and regular black mascara. You can use blush too to make sure you have some color on your face!
You can even contour :)
Nov 16, 2013
Lucy J.
Wear blue and green and wear sparkly makeup.
Nov 16, 2013
Carolyn H.
I agree with Dorothea
I'd avoid gloss, it might reflect awkwardly on camera