How to not look sick?
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Feb 10, 2014
Kayt S.
Melissa Raymond on YouTube has a really good video on how to not look sick, I found it really helpful 😊💝
Feb 10, 2014
Cat C.
Concealer and bb cream (: you want to cover but not pile on makeup because it may only make you look more sick >.<
Also a nice pinky blush (with some shimmer) to bring back some color to your face. Not exactly on the "apples" of the cheeks but on the sides which will "lift" your face and make you look more awake.
Don't forget mascara and a little eyeliner on the top lash line! You want to make your eyes look brighter so you can add a highlight, light eyeshadow, etc.on your brow arch and inner corner of your eye.
A nice lipgloss or balm will work too (:
Make sure to keep hydrated and rest up too. Feel better 💕
Feb 10, 2014
Lindsay H.
Concealer and a nude eyeliner In the water line
Blush and bronzer make. Your face look alive
And mascara after you curl your lashes really make you eyes look more awake and open
Hope I helped:)
Feb 10, 2014
Lindsay H.
And hope I feel better.
Feb 10, 2014
Lindsay H.
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Feb 10, 2014
Reka C.
Bb cream, concealer, white eyeliner on the bottom, and girl. Smile!
Feb 10, 2014
Mariam A.
Wash and cleanse your face important, conceal, either a light coverage foundation or a simple bb cream, and of course a lip balm.
Feb 10, 2014
Llesenia S.
Light coverage foundation or bb cream. You wanna make sure you look awake so brighten under your eyes with a light concealer. Set with powder if needed. Apply blush! It will add the color back to your face. For eyeshadow, apply a shimmery champagne and make sure to add it in the tear duct area. Apply mascara to really open up your eyes. A white or nude eyeliner will open your eyes as well. I hope you feel better! :)
Feb 10, 2014
Vanessa W.
Highlighter and glowy blush is a must. It'll bring life back to your face :) bronzer is great too. Mascara will open up those tired eyes, use a peachy salmon concealer to colour-correct any dark undereyes. Use tinted lipbalm instead of lipstick/lipliner, aint nobody got time for that lol. Baby Lips and Blistex do great ones!