Date Night Makeup Ideas?!

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Jae G.

Dec 20, 2012

Jae G.

I'm going on a date tomorrow night at a theater for a wine and cheese exhibition. I have no idea how I want to do my makeup! (or my hair, for that matter.) help!! I've attached a picture of me for reference. I have long, red hair, green eyes, olive skin and I'm curvy. any suggestions help! thanks to all :)

Vanessa C.

Dec 20, 2012

Vanessa C.

Sounds classy(:
Anyways, i'd think a taupe smokey with winged liner and bright inner corners would suit the date setting well. Also, make sure to wear a lip stain and no gloss if you're going to be tasting all the wines and such. For hair, i'd say a sock bun, just so it's out of your face and you don't have to worry about it really at all. 

Denisha D.

Dec 20, 2012

Denisha D.

I would say for for a sexy romantic look . Maybe your hair in a side messy bun with your fringe loosely curly . A light pink lip , i personally recommend maybelline new yorks born with it lol . And a brown smokey eye . With a light peachy pink blush .

Denisha D.

Dec 20, 2012

Denisha D.

By the way your so beautiful

Ari W.

Dec 20, 2012

Ari W.

i think leaving your lip print on a wine glass is real sexy in my opinion. just sayin do a nice lip not a dark lip but def something there. 

Kate D.

Dec 20, 2012

Kate D.

You're so pretty! I think you should wear your hair in a way you don't do often; a well done bun (maybe with a braid incorporated) would look nice. I agree with the others. I think you should go with a brown, slightly smoky eye- it is night time, after all. 

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