Easy Dark Everyday Makeup?

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Abby F.

Oct 3, 2014

Abby F.

Since it's fall, I transition my bright wardrobe and makeup to, well, black. I usually wear black jeans, boots, black and white tanks and hoodies, so I want dark makeup to coordinate, but not dramatic or time consuming. So what's your favorite easy, dark look? Thanks! (:

Kat A.

Oct 3, 2014

Kat A.

part 1

Kat A.

Oct 3, 2014

Kat A.

part 2

Tabitha S.

Oct 3, 2014

Tabitha S.

Do neutral shadows and a dark lip :)

Andrea A.

Oct 4, 2014

Andrea A.

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Andrea A.

Oct 4, 2014

Andrea A.

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Andrea A.

Oct 4, 2014

Andrea A.

3

Molly S.

Oct 4, 2014

Molly S.

The easiest way to make it look like you're wearing more makeup than you are is to slap on a bold lip! Go simple on the eyes, even just mascara, then put on a deep red or berry lip and it looks like you spent way more time on it than you actually did :) depending where you're going, I don't know if you're still in school, but if you're not willing to sport a dark lip, I find an eye look that's easy to achieve is the put a very dark color in the INNER and outer corner and slightly through the crease then put a lighter color in the middle and blend like crazy :) here's what I mean by that, just replace the purple and pink for whatever colors you want!

Abby F.

Oct 4, 2014

Abby F.

Thanks to all of you ladies! Andrea, I'm really loving the second one. (: and in school in against the rules to wear bold lips (blah) but on the weekends I love a vamp lip!

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