Help with make up for work!!
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Jun 11, 2013
Kelly M.
Hi all,
I work in retail environment where the lights are harsh and bright. When I do my make up at home, I THINK it looks good. Just natural. I get to work and notice that under the fluorescent lighting, I look pale, uneven, and like I'm not really wearing ANY makeup! How do I fix this? Any hints or tips?
Thanks ladies!
Jun 11, 2013
Kelly M.
These are great suggestions! Thank you so much ladies. I'm going to skip out and find myself a mirror and do a little make up shopping! I was looking really cakey at times, I noticed it was particularly bad when I had a blemish and used concealer and powder on that spot. It would stand out so much more! I'm pretty new to the world of make up, and these are awesome tips. Once again, Thanks!!