Foundation routine for on stage.

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Codi R.

Feb 15, 2015

Codi R.

I'm in a pageant I need a flawless yet natural looking yet youthful looking makeup routine, I'm 17 but competing in the teen pageant so I have to remain young looking. I need help picking products that will wear well and look good on stage.

Mabelle B.

Feb 15, 2015

Mabelle B.

The makeup forever HD foundation makes your skin look really soft, beautiful, and flawless. It also looks SO good on camera. I would recommend that as a foundation to use :)

Hannah K.

Feb 15, 2015

Hannah K.

Foundation - I'd recommend something medium-full coverage, such as L'Oreal True Match. This foundation always gives me full long-lasting coverage and is buildable.

I'd also recommend using an optical blurring primer (I believe Garnier does one) as well as a setting spray and mattifying powder.

A multi-coloured (green, salmon, purple) as well as a normal concealer would help achieve that flawless look as it covers a wide range of blemishes.

Your skincare routine up to the pageant will also help. Your skin needs to be prepped correctly in the upcoming weeks to the pageant to ensure that you have a smooth canvas to work with.

Codi R.

Feb 15, 2015

Codi R.

Thanks so much guys!

Codi R.

Feb 15, 2015

Codi R.

Should I wear highlighter or will that look too shiny under stage lights... Also should I wear lip gloss or a matte lip

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