Whats your "safe" look

Oct 24, 2011

My safe look is crazy simple, easy, and quick! All I do is use a tinted moisturizer from Laura Mercier, a light sweep of Smashbox Blush Rush in Chiffon, a nude lip/gloss, and several coats of mascara. I also never ever leave the house without my brows defined.

Oct 24, 2011

Zoe C.

To be honest, I never really go for a 'safe' look, I always like to experiment every day :) But for a more subtle look for school, i do winged eyeliner and some colour on the lips. Gradient eyeliner keeps it fun! I made a post about it here: http://colourbymakeup.blogspot.com/2011/10/gradient-eyeliner-my-new-love.html

Oct 24, 2011

Myrna P.

my safe look is always a soft brown eyeshadow, mascara and a light lipgloss.

Oct 24, 2011

Diana A.

my safe look would be what I use to always do before I started experimenting with makeup. my foundation as always, cat eye, mascara, and neutral lipgloss. It use to make my eyes pop alot! I love it!

Oct 24, 2011

Lala P.

Anything with the naked palette! easy go to combos with a glossy lip!

Oct 24, 2011

Cameron R.

Since I am a boy, I sometimes have to be careful about making my face look too perfect, or making the texture of my skin too smooth, because after that point, it can look a multitude of things besides natural. When I have somewhere to be that I am not sure is full-face appropriate, I usually just wear tinted moisturizer and sweep a little bit of bronzer throughout my face. Nobody ever notices, and it feels better than wearing nothing at all! lol

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