Makeup for going out with family?

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Nadra J.

May 23, 2013

Nadra J.

I'm 14 by the way
When I go out with family I want to look a lot more natural

Cecilia M.

May 23, 2013

Cecilia M.

Not too much foundation, mascara and some light blush.

Liz F.

May 23, 2013

Liz F.

Mascara and natural (brown) eyeshadow for a bit glitter :)

Lauren F.

May 23, 2013

Lauren F.

BB cream, powder blush and mascara. If eyeshadow, use neutral colors :) I personally like pink champagne colors! :)

Skyler P.

May 23, 2013

Skyler P.

Keep it simple! there's no need to get over dressed...for your face it depends on your skin type. it you have pretty good skin, then use a good bb cream and that should be enough. if you need a little more coverage, then use a light foundation. for eyes go natural. mascara is good, and maybe a little bit of eyeshadow to enhance....no sparkles. try to stick to light natural colors. for lips try a color whisper lipstick of your choice (by maybelline) its a great way to moisturize and add some color.

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