Picture Day Makeup Help?

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Colette R.

Aug 21, 2013

Colette R.

So next week I start school, and on the first day we get our School ID pictures taken, then two days after we get our actual pictures. I want to look my best for both, and since I suffer from acne, redness and dark circles, BB cream ain't going to cut it.
I've gotten my outfit and what to do for my hair ready, But makeup.. No clue.
If you could give me some advice, that'd be great!
I'll be wearing a denim fitted collared button up shirt with some lace on the back and tan skinny jeans for my school ID, and I'll be wearing a black lace dress with a fitted white cardigan and a light blue infinity scarf for my school photo.
Thanks in advance!

Hunter S.

Aug 21, 2013

Hunter S.

Well try a natural look. a little mascara & a shimmer eyeshadow.

Lily C.

Aug 21, 2013

Lily C.

-mascara
-brown eyeliner (blacks harsh)
-a nice baby pink lipstick
-bronzy cream eyeshadow
-foundation (revlon colorstay or loreal true match
-powder to set rimmel stay matte!!
-blush a cream for a dewy look
Oh and curl lashes!!

Lily C.

Aug 21, 2013

Lily C.

Concealer: maybelline fit me

Noelle C.

Aug 21, 2013

Noelle C.

I liked Michelle phans picture day look. It would go in any outfit, not too much but not too little(:

Sara M.

Aug 21, 2013

Sara M.

I just posted a tutorial on YouTube to do a natural look I think it would work perfect for you.

Angharad N.

Aug 21, 2013

Angharad N.

Cc cream

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