Eyeshadow thoughts for a wedding?

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Constance X.

Jan 25, 2014

Constance X.

I just finished experimenting a gold and black makeup design for a wedding! What do you think?

Constance X.

Jan 25, 2014

Constance X.

Better pic

M G.

Jan 25, 2014

M G.

cuute

Amanda G.

Jan 25, 2014

Amanda G.

Good buhh maybe juss the gold n replace the black with brown weddings are kind of a classy event n honestly not trying to judge or anything I like this look buhh it looks like a dramatic look might have too many people staring at you like tf lol juss saying.

Constance X.

Jan 25, 2014

Constance X.

Thanks girls! Yeh the black kinda came out a bit too strong but its my second attempt so yeh... Haha I might do all gold eyeshadow and just eyeliner on top wing with a little flick.

Saumiya K.

Jan 25, 2014

Saumiya K.

love it!

Vanessa C.

Jan 25, 2014

Vanessa C.

Its lovely :)... But, its not something you would see on a bride. The colours are a bit bold, maybe use warmer colours. But you did an excellent job and its beautiful.

Jan 25, 2014

For a bride go for pink its very soft

Falynne R.

Jan 26, 2014

Falynne R.

If it's your wedding then it looks okay but if you're going to another persons, the attention should be on them not your dramatic eyes:/ not trying to be rude:)

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