Makeup- just starting!!

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Kelsey M.

Apr 20, 2013

Kelsey M.

So I made it into show choir!! The only thing is: I have to wear makeup (which I am excited about) but I don't wear any makeup at all. We have to wear makeup. We will have certain eyeshadow and lipstick to wear. I also have to wear mascara. I'm going to be in eighth grade so I'm thinking about just wearing simple makeup everyday anyways. Should I try wearing makeup everyday for my skin to get used to it and I know how to apply it? And should I have like my mom or my sister help me first?

Samantha A.

Apr 20, 2013

Samantha A.

Have your mom or sister help you. If your just starting out, start by wearing mascara and then over time start wearing a little more if you want.

Heather M.

Apr 20, 2013

Heather M.

You can watch all sorts of tutorials on Youtube.

Search Bubzbeauty. She has a ton of looks that a pretty simple for someone who is just starting.
I also have a beauty blog with a couple tutorials:

- missmathersmakeup.blogspot.com

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