Makeup for glasses?

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Shannon B.

Jul 9, 2014

Shannon B.

I just got glasses and I don't know what to do for makeup.
Also my eyelashes hit the lenses if my glasses.
Please help me

Kate R.

Jul 9, 2014

Kate R.

You could try and curl your eye lashed up so that they will not touch. And I used to have glasses and I just did my make up like I normally would!!

Shannon B.

Jul 9, 2014

Shannon B.

Thank you kate, I will definitely try the curling of the eyelashes up :)

Alicia C.

Jul 9, 2014

Alicia C.

Only difference I make when I wear my glasses is I would wear more mascara and bolder liner to try making my eyes pop more.

Victoria R.

Jul 9, 2014

Victoria R.

I have glasses to but I recently got contacts but what I did was use black eyeliner to make my eyes pop. And use a lighter eye shadow so it doesn't look to crazy. But you could try a winged liner. Use a berry color for your lips.

Bry R.

Jul 9, 2014

Bry R.

My eyelashes hit the lenses whether they are curled or not lol. As for makeup, your lenses are pretty big so you could do whatever :)

Rachel B.

Jul 10, 2014

Rachel B.

CATEYE!! I've been wearing big glasses for a while (getting contacts soon thank the lord), and I always felt like I had trouble making my eyes noticeable because my glasses made them smaller. I put on a thick-ish cat eye, some white eyeshadow in the inner corners, and some natural or nude eyeshadow on my lids and brow bones. Mascara will help also, I have the lashes of a boy so they hardly are visible so I'm not really sure haha.

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