School makeup look?

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Karli M.

Sep 14, 2014

Karli M.

I usually don't wear makeup to school because it doesn't look good. What can I use to make it look more natural instead of caking it on to make myself more appealing??

Marta Z.

Sep 14, 2014

Marta Z.

You can skip the foundation and only go for concealer, mascara and brows.

Jack B.

Sep 14, 2014

Jack B.

Try using a tinted moisturizer or bb cream instead of foundation, use concealer to hide spots (not foundation), go for a natural look (neutral eyeshadow if any, one coat of mascara, no blush, tinted lip balm or gloss instead of lipstick, and a thin line of eyeliner). You can also look up simple school makeup looks on YouTube and practice them until you feel confident!

Jasmine P.

Sep 14, 2014

Jasmine P.

Less is more, try a bb cream or a light powder, gloss or tinted lip balm, a very neutral taupe shadow (try covergirl tapestry taupe, it's a single and it's a beautiful color) and define your brows lightly.

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