Guidance to start with light and natural Makeup..!!

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Khitran M.

Oct 9, 2013

Khitran M.

M 16 years and I need to get start with very light but fresh looks with makeup... My skin is pretty fresh in colour... Help me out with my soo natural looks.. P.S. I've never ever tried makeup before...!!

Symone B.

Oct 9, 2013

Symone B.

Try:
Bb cream- maybelline is okay.
Other products: elf and wet n wild.
Those brands are pretty good and inexpensive. Since you're s beginner, you don't wanna break the bank.
Masacara: maybelline and l'oreal is good

Tiia T.

Oct 9, 2013

Tiia T.

Rimmel has affordable stuff too. I love blush! just blush mascara and lip tint and voila! remember always that you are gorgeus either way hun :-)

Diana T.

Oct 9, 2013

Diana T.

I agree with bb cream its very light and acts as your all in one moisturizer primer n spf n pigment all in one cream its pretty amazing and many different kinds out there depending on your needs for the best coverage that lasts all day I like tarte - if you have sensitive or acne prone skin I like clinique and if you want a cheaper option the garnier oil free bb cream is my favorite - there are also cc and dd creams out there that basically act similar to bb cream but I noticed cc creams are more moisturizing n good for dry skin if your skin is oily stick with bb cream otherwise you can always start with some dark brown eyeliner, mascara n lip gloss to complete the look.

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