8Th Grade Makeup

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Vivian M.

Jun 29, 2013

Vivian M.

What makeup should I wear for 8th grade?

Halle C.

Jun 29, 2013

Halle C.

Mascara and bb cream :)

Vanessa W.

Jun 29, 2013

Vanessa W.

If your skin is good then just mascara and lipgloss. If it needs a little life then you can definitely try bb cream!

Halle C.

Jun 29, 2013

Halle C.

Yeah I agree with Vanessa. I'm going into 8th grade too and that's just what I wear everyday. :)

Ashley D.

Jun 29, 2013

Ashley D.

I would look up some YouTube videos for inspiration

Erika L.

Jun 29, 2013

Erika L.

Maybelline BB cream
the falsies mascara
Any pretty pink lipgloss
And any pretty pink blush
:)

Lol I remember when I was in 8th grade I put a lot of makeup on

Eddie E.

Jun 29, 2013

Eddie E.

Keep it simple! draw attention too your eyes with some popping mascara but don't add to much lipgloss/lipstick or you'll look funky.( I learned that the hard way)  :)

Eddie E.

Jun 29, 2013

Eddie E.

I'm going to the 8th grade too!

Zoey A.

Jun 29, 2013

Zoey A.

Oh god, I remember my makeup in 8th grade. Trust me, go simple and clean. I wore HORRIBLE eyeliner and eyeshadow, and cakey foundation, everyone thought I wore too much ugly makeup. There are few things I regret in middle school, but that was one of them. ;)

Tara O.

Oct 7, 2013

Tara O.

I suggest using tinted moisturizer, tinted lip balm, natural shades of eye shadow and mascara.

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