A bit of makeup help.

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Brittany C.

Aug 21, 2015

Brittany C.

Hey guys since school is coming up I wanted to change up my makeup from last year. I was wondering if you could help me find girly light natural makeup. I have short blonde with with side bangs also a square face with hazel eyes! Thank you so much!

Abby G.

Aug 21, 2015

Abby G.

Could you post a picture of you with your regular makeup from last year? It might help us give you a different look!

Brittany C.

Aug 21, 2015

Brittany C.

Here's a picture!

Brittany C.

Aug 21, 2015

Brittany C.

And face and eye! Like eyeshadow and contour.

Kaleigh D.

Aug 21, 2015

Kaleigh D.

You could go for something like this and lighten up on the eyeliner if you're not comfortable with that.

Kaleigh D.

Aug 21, 2015

Kaleigh D.

I would personally use a bit more of a light purple and more natural crease color but this would pop with your eyes.

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2015

Alyx T.

This is something light and girly but still makes the eyes pop, its super easy too :) and to make your hazel eyes pop if you use a reddy brown color or a dark purple it will really make them stand out :)

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2015

Alyx T.

Or something like this, just a bit of pink eyeshadow. If you wanted you could add brown liner, I find brown looks less harsh and more girly imo, but this look is good for school, quick and easy but will bring out the green in your hazel eyes.

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2015

Alyx T.

I think the ultimate "natural girly" look is pink lips, bright or natural, with no eye makeup or just some mascara, and just making the skin loom super natural and healthy.

Alyx T.

Aug 21, 2015

Alyx T.

Or a combination of light shimmery pink/champagne colored shadow with bright lips. Super easy for school too, just pop on a bit of champagne shadow (I love urban Decay sin or virgin shadows) and lipstick, add a touch of mascara and maybe concealer if you need it. It'd be a very quick 5-10 minute routine. :)

Brittany C.

Aug 22, 2015

Brittany C.

Thank you sooo much!! This was a HUGE help Alyx! 😘

Alyx T.

Aug 22, 2015

Alyx T.

No problem :) just so you know I just searched Google images for "natural pink makeup" and "bold lips neutral eyes" for those, and there's tonnnnnsssss of similar looks, but some go a bit more bold or lighter than those pictures.
But when I was in school, if I woke up late (which was often I am so not a morning person lol) I would just do my brows, spot conceal, mascara and a bold lip. If I had a bit extra time I would highlight my inner corner and add a bit of eyeliner, but I usually just went minimal on those days. Other days I went full face with false lashes and everything. But the quick routine once you have what you like down, its super quick and will take you less than 5 minutes. I also want to suggest looking at Emma Pickles on YouTubes video about the longest ride inspired 1940's look. It's a long video, because it's got two makeup looks and a hair tutorial, but the first makeup tutorial is perfect for an everyday pretty natural school look. :)

Isma R.

Aug 22, 2015

Isma R.

Hiiii gyzzzzz

Lydia B.

Aug 22, 2015

Lydia B.

Pinky-nude lips with eye liner :)

Isabella K.

Aug 24, 2015

Isabella K.

Start off with your base: bb cream, foundation, powder foundation, whatever you prefere. Then just set it and use bronzer or blush, just something to bringn back some color to your skin and brow gel. If you want to put mascara on, go for it.

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