Facial Rhinestones for Grad Pics.

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Dilara K.

Jan 10, 2015

Dilara K.

Hii gurls so I am currently prepping for graduation pictures and I wanted to go really extravagant and big on everything.I got HUGE falsies,new makeup,hair extensions,a tan and new dress and shoes.But I saw some photos of girls with facial rhinestones and I decided to buy some from Pink Cupcake's (a pageant store) and I was wondering if I should wear them.Opinions and advice about anything else would be great.xoxo.

Dilara K.

Jan 10, 2015

Dilara K.

So something like this

K R.

Jan 10, 2015

K R.

I love them! And your headband 😄

Lauren G.

Jan 10, 2015

Lauren G.

If you like them and you feel good in them, yes do it. It's fun and different

Isabel J.

Jan 10, 2015

Isabel J.

Just a personal preference, I wouldn't wear them. Yeah they're fun but they're more suitable for maybe concerts or something like that. For a school picture I wouldn't go all out, I'd want to look like myself. If you really like them then you should

Jennah P.

Jan 10, 2015

Jennah P.

I think this would look adorable & stunning.

Kat H.

Jan 10, 2015

Kat H.

If you're doing the school formal pics that go in the yearbook, I'd say look like you look everyday. You want people to remember you for YOU. However, I'd say go NUTSO on other graduation pics! My daughter did the traditional pics, then we had a photographer take pics of her on our own, as well. Then you can change up the scenery, poses, clothing, hair, makeup, etc! And a good tip is look for photographers who are trying to build a portfolio or break into the senior pics market if money is an issue...a lot of these photographers will trade free pics for your time and modeling talent. That's what we did!

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