Makeup help needed

Mar 14, 2014

Shannon M.

I need some help. I'm one of those people that looks better without makeup, or at least minimal. Can someone please give me some tips on how to achieve a natural looking finish :)

Mar 14, 2014

Kayla B.

Go for a bb cream with powder if your skin isn't too bad or if it's good and you feel comfortable a powder or nothing at all if you have dark circles or puffy eyes maybe a concealer and for the eyes I like a brown eye liner on the lower lash line and water line and also sometimes right line and then for mascara I suggest a brown or a black if you'd like. If you are comfortable with doing your brows I always feel powder is easiest and most natural. I hope this helps you Shannon!

Mar 14, 2014

Cindy-Joy R.

If you wanna keep it simple, find a foundation that has a dewy finish so your cheek bones appear glowing & your skin looks well-moisturized & healthy. Conceal blemishes & dark circles lightly, then use that same concealer to highlight your t-zone lightly so it wakens/brightens your face. Grab a very light bronzer & contour your face normally, but keep a light hand so your bronzing appears natural. Find a blush that's not too harsh & apply it to give your face a more flushed look. Set your makeup with a setting spray. That'll help it maintain that dewy, glowing look. After that, get a matte shade to fill in your brows, but only do it a little bit so it can still look natural. Highlight under your brows. For eyeshadow, I'd say to use matte shadows in beige & brown to keep it simple. Cover your lid in beige & blend the brown into the crease. Do a thin line of eyeliner on the top lid & apply mascara. Use a white liner on your waterline to open your eyes more. Finally, grab a pinky/peachy lip gloss/stain/lipstick & apply! I hope this helped!

Mar 14, 2014

CPT- Lili R.

Just get a bb cream a light pink blush eyeliner and mascara and your good to go... There is also a kit by too faced calle the no makeup makeup it has mostly all you need in prder to fake a no makeup 😉

Mar 14, 2014

Bri-bri L.

-dewy or satin finish thin foundation or bb cream
-blend with a beauty blender or a damp sponge
-if you need to take away some shine, blot first, and then add a really light dusting of loose translucent powder with a big fluffy brush or a less dense brush only on your t zone
-use a light pink cream blush on your cheeks but
very very lightly
-tightline with brown or black waterproof eyeliner
-fill in eyebrows lightly with powder or pencil

Mar 14, 2014

Bri-bri L.

And curl your lashes :)

Mar 14, 2014

Shannon M.

Thank you ladies!