Gyaru/Dolly/BJD makeup makeover! Tips please :)

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Kat R.

Jul 27, 2013

Kat R.

Because I've been into mori for quite a while, I was wondering what I could do makeup wise to create a dollier look, as I'm easing myself in gyaru. I'd prefer to not have to wear too much makeup though :)

Becca B.

Jul 27, 2013

Becca B.

Gyaru as in the Japanese kind of doll makeup? I love it ^_^ hmm Since you're just starting it why not just stick with the eyeliner/lashes for now? :)

Becca B.

Jul 27, 2013

Becca B.

You're very pretty by the way ^_^

Linn L.

Jul 27, 2013

Linn L.

Falsies are definitely good for the gyaru look!

Kat R.

Jul 27, 2013

Kat R.

Thank you!

Becca B.

Jul 27, 2013

Becca B.

Maybe something like this? All I was wearing was liner, falsies and mascara in this photo. I was going for the doll sort of look as well when I had taken this.

Kat R.

Jul 27, 2013

Kat R.

@Becca B. that looks great! your skin is perfect!

Jareka B.

Jul 27, 2013

Jareka B.

I agree with @ becca b.

Becca B.

Jul 27, 2013

Becca B.

Err I think it's the lighting in the picture and my bangs covering my scars xD but thank you! 😊 But I do agree with linn. For gyaru I think falsies are a must unless you have naturally full long thick lashes, which is rare :) liner as well! ^^

Candace V.

Jul 27, 2013

Candace V.

You definitely need liner and falsies. Possibly do a white or nude liner for your bottom waterline.

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