20s hair and Make up.

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Hana J.

Jun 9, 2013

Hana J.

I've got a 20s style party coming up and am considering what hair and make up.

Aina B.

Jun 9, 2013

Aina B.

Use a headband that matches your dress, curl your hair with a small barrel curling iron and arrange it around the headband, if you have long hair, just make a low bun in the back, with loose pieces of curled hair wrapped around the band to make it look shorter. for makeup, use a really dark red color, try and make your lips real thin. pale skin, light pink blush. line your eyes with black liner without smudging. for more info, search for tutorials on flapper looks on youtube!

Aina B.

Jun 9, 2013

Aina B.

This look is also great.

Aina B.

Jun 9, 2013

Aina B.

Oh, and I forgot looking at you before writing my comment, pale skin wouldnt work so well for your beautiful skintone! but the rest :p plus really thin defined, dark eyebrows.

Aina B.

Jun 9, 2013

Aina B.

Feathers were really 'in' too.

Brittany A.

Jun 9, 2013

Brittany A.

Everything Aina B said but instead of dark red you want more of a brown color (can have a slight red to it). They didn't really use red back then, it wasn't an option, that wasn't until the 40s when there started becoming a little more makeup.

Olivia G.

Jun 9, 2013

Olivia G.

Short hair with dark lips and large eye make up.

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