How to not look ill.
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Feb 15, 2014
Carly C.
I have a very bad cold and I need to cover it up any ideas? Pictures if you can xx
Feb 15, 2014
Annelise H.
Keep your lips moisturized and wear any lipstick and conceal under your eyes. To add more color, use a coral blush for the cheeks. Do the normal foundation and eye makeup after that and get well soon:)
Feb 15, 2014
Carly C.
Thank you ❤️xx
Feb 15, 2014
Carly C.
Thanks lol xx
Feb 15, 2014
MaKenzie T.
Okay so I ha e a few reccommendations...
When you are ill and look it, the best way to look, well, not ill, is to brighten the face and add some color to it. I would suggest first taking a spoon and putting it in the refrigerator for a while, then placing it on and swelling under the eyes. Next I would do you normal foundation routine just don't apply an abundance of product, we want to keep you looking lively and fresh. I would then add a brightening under eye concealer and just pat it in to prevent dressing. greasing of the concealer can increase the look of bags. Make sure everything is blended well and you have no harsh lines or cakey spots... Next I would add a higlight to the tops of your cheekbones to continue to brighten the face... Next I would add a very light but natural fleshy pink blusher to the apples of the cheeks, to bring back color to your face... For the eyes keep it simple... Use a primer, add a matte highlight under the brow and at the inner corner/tear duct, and use a light neutral brown to just contour the crease. No liner except for a nude one on your waterline, that will make your eyes look bigger and more open... A brown mascara or a soft black would look very nice. Don't go to dramatic though. and finally a nice glossed lippie... Hope this helped a little. oh and smile, looking happy will make your look less sick right there..
Feb 15, 2014
Llesenia S.
If you need a bit of coverage, use a bb cream or light foundation. You want to highlight your under eyes to look healthy and awake. Blush helps too, it'll add color to your face. For eyes, use a shimmery pale color all over and in the inner corner. Use mascara to open up your eyes and a nude/white eyeliner in your water line. Get well. :)
Feb 18, 2014
Carly C.
Thank you all great advice ❤️xx