How to look older.

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Wednesday A.

Oct 11, 2013

Wednesday A.

To me, how a person is dressed is a big factor that helps me distinguish someone's age.

Madeline F.

Oct 11, 2013

Madeline F.

Get some bright and short clothes but not too short you'll look like a hooker if you wear too short of clothes.

Felicia S.

Oct 12, 2013

Felicia S.

Make up, extensions will help and sophisticated clothes.

Allison E.

Oct 12, 2013

Allison E.

Use more eyes makeup.

Lucy R.

Oct 12, 2013

Lucy R.

How old are you.

Armelea B.

Oct 12, 2013

Armelea B.

Makeup and what you wear are definitely the key factors, my sister is 13 and people mistake her for 17! even though she's abit of a shortie but If I was you I'd put foundation and powder on, lots of mascara and maybe abit of eyeliner, aswell as shading in your eyebrows with a darker colour and for your hair don't wear it behind your ears, wear it loose and and part your hair in half, having each half hanging over your shoulders! and make it abit messy or buff it up to create more volume! And for clothes try to fit in with the trends! this is my sisterly the left so I'd just do your hair and makeup like her!

Isabella K.

Oct 12, 2013

Isabella K.

Try to change your clorhing style, let your hair loose and wear some more eye makeup. That will make you look older.

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