If you tell me what to do, i'll do it (as long as it's not crazy)?

Question

I usually never wear makeup unless it's lip gloss or occasionally, eyeliner. I figure since I'm a senior in high school this year, it's time to start wearing real makeup. I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE TO START. Can someone give me some ideas on what to do? I have 3 completely natural pictures to give you a start. My hair is air dried and pulled back, my face is washed and moisturized with cocoa butter and that's all. My only limitation is that I can't wear much eye makeup anymore because of an infection. If you look closely at my eyes in pic 1 you'll probably notice it.

pic 1

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa41/krisviola1/HPIM2248.jpg

pic 2

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa41/krisviola1/HPIM2247.jpg

pic 3

http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa41/krisviola1/HPIM2246.jpg

i know i have a big forhead :-(

Answer 1

LOL, your forehead is not that big. I've seen worst, and trust me,A LOT worst.

You look almost flawless in these pictures. If I were you, I'd wear lipstick and lip liner. I think you should try maroon, plum and even dark reds. They'll look nice on you. As for the eye makeup, add a little bit of eyeliner to define your eyes. Make sure the eyeliner does not irritate your skin because if it does, it will surely irritate your eyes. Apply the eyeliner VERY thinly but just enough so you can at least notice it. Adding too much looks trashy and it will make your infection worst if it irritates it. Mascara is not neccessary, unless you have very thin and unnoticeable eyelashes. A little bit of blush and powder will cover up anything that looks bad on your face. Stick to powder that is made for your skin tone and blush will make your cheeks a little pinkish.  

Answer 2

ask ur mom im 12 and i wear eyeliner and stuff its not that hard

Answer 3

1. ok first apply an eye shadow base. then find two colors you want to use (gold and dark brown, silver and purple, etc.).

2. now put the light color on your whole eye lid, from the lash line to the bottom of your eye brow.

3. not put the darker color in the crease of your eye (this should be easy for you because  you have a great eye lid!!) make sure to blend the dark color so it doesnt look packed on! blending is the key.

4. use a little mascara if you can and eyeliner... im not sure if thats ok with your infection??

5. now use a foundation to even out your skin tone... the reason we put this on after the eye makeup is because sometimtes the dark color willl fall and stick to your foundation.

6. now apply a goldish pink or goldish brown color to your cheek.

7. whatever light lipstick  or gloss you want.

i hope that helped!!

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