Makeup for a first date.

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Isabella K.

Feb 22, 2014

Isabella K.

Something very natural and flattering. A talk (write)-through tutorial would be great :)

Isabella K.

Feb 22, 2014

Isabella K.

Something similiar to this.

Tiffany Y.

Feb 22, 2014

Tiffany Y.

This is somewhat irrelevant, but I suggest focusing on long natural flirty lashes on first dates! The subtle feminine features are what's most attractive. Good luck!

Kira S.

Feb 22, 2014

Kira S.

Hmmm... Maybe a BB cream or lightweight foundation, concealer (if you need it under your eyes or on a blemish), a little pressed powder, some coral-y blusher along your cheekbones for the face. For the eyes, I would tightline, then add a thin line of black or brown pencil liner on the upper and lower lashlines and some nude liner on your lower waterline. For shadow, if you use a sweep of the same blusher that you used on your face, it gives a really pretty, all over- flushed look. Then put on some mascara or light false lashes. For lips, a pink tinted balm or stain would look really pretty.
Sorry, that was really long. Good luck on your date, love! 😊❤

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