Choose a Period make-up style? Help!!

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Emily W.

Nov 30, 2014

Emily W.

1980s: many fashion styles exploded during this time, including the "valley girl" teenage culture with emphasis on a sweet, innocent appearance (even skintone, light blush, pastel colors and pink glossy lips); punk or avante garde looks (e.g. Cyndi Lauper, Pat Benatar; bold graphic contouring with bright blush, brightly colored eyeshadows applied from lid to brow, dark liner in black or navy blue, bright lips); enhanced natural looks (e.g. Cindy Crawford's bold brows and flawless face); etc.

Hopefully these help you (or anyone else) get a little inspiration. :)

Gemma W.

Dec 4, 2014

Gemma W.

Thankyou to everyone who commented on my post. You've all been so helpful 😊

And thankyou so much Emily w. For taking time out to give me all that information of all the different eras.

I definitely don't know which one to choose now I want to do them all!!

I will post pic next week to show which look I chose!
Thanks again everyone

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