Most Embarrassing Makeup Moments

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Lindsey F.

Jan 9, 2012

Lindsey F.

Everyone, at one point in their life, has a full converation with someone and later realizes they have lipstick all over their teeth or falls asleep in class and wakes up with raccoon eyes. Tell me your most embarrassing makeup moment!

Lindsey F.

Jan 9, 2012

Lindsey F.

I go to a private school where we wear uniforms. One day a friend of mine who is a boy and is extremely tall (my face is aligned with the center of his stomach) greeted me with a hug. Keep in mind that I wear full makeup to school daily and it was a hot day in Southen California. Anyway, he was wearing a white polo school shirt and after he let go of the hug all I saw was my NW45 foundation and blush all over his white shirt. I was so embarassed and kept apologizing for ruining his shirt.

Rikki P.

Jan 9, 2012

Rikki P.

I don't know if it was the lighting in Walmart or what, but omfg. BB cream on me = Edward Cullen. I had no idea until many trips to Walmart later. I was like what in the world is that on my face hahahah.

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