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What makeup style would suit me

Hi !

I’m really struggling to find the right technics that would look best on me

First pic is my bare face

I mostly put concealer to hide my darck circle ( even tho they’re pretty so I can’t hide the shadow) then some blush (in the last pic ) then eyeliner some brown eyeshadow under and over the eye and some glitters on the corner then some mascara

Idk what I caChange or add to enhance my feature

People often tell me that I look like I have no make up on even we I feel like I have a lot !

Also I never know what colors to wear do I have warm undertones olive skin ? What colors of eyeshadow to use because I often feel like it makes me look dull

I want to feel extra pretty with makeup but most of the time it just looks off when I try to put more so I’m a bit lost

u/ninaa_fraisee — 2 days ago

What sort of eye makeup suits this shape?

I am genuinely curious as what type of eye makeup suits me . I have been trying various sort of makeup and have noticed that kajal on my waterline makes it look so bad because of the shape .

u/cherryblushpop — 1 day ago
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What do you think about my makeup that I did on the model?

I tried to do wedding makeup💫

I used the following products:

  1. Foundation Lic 03
  2. Blush shik 01 (I mixed them with light concealer)
  3. Contouring Shik 01
  4. Eye shadow relouis 31
  5. Eye shadow CLIO shade & shadow
  6. Eye shadow Flower Knows «Shell and pearls» 02
  7. For eye line I use eye pencil VIVIENNE SABO virtuose 603
  8. Mascara VIVIENNE SABO cabaret black
  9. For eyebrows I use MANLY PRO double contrast 74
  10. For lips I use lipstick palette A.Voevodina 01
  11. Highlighter Alix Avien 01
u/vixen_vixen999 — 3 days ago
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Warm or cool??

When I posted my first makeup look, everyone told me I needed to try more cool toned makeup, so I did! However, I feel like the cool toned stuff does NOT suit me. I really like the blush/lipstain (it's elf shade plummy) but otherwise I feel like it doesn't work for me nearly as well as warm toned. What do you guys think? I've alternated the photos so hopefully you can see side by side.

I know my hair looks worse in the cool toned ones, it's wash day, I'm sorry!!

u/Lady_Grace19 — 3 days ago

I don't even know where to start. Help?

I generally never wear makeup, but I've recently started thinking it will help in my career. I've done my fair share of research on how to apply makeup, but nothing I do seems to look good.

Here I am without makeup. Suggestions?

u/Important-Pen2560 — 3 days ago
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How much does makeup product vs makeup application vs natural attractiveness factor in?

I’ve seen people use all of the same products I do throughout various tutorials, all different kinds of applicators, all different application methods/orders, etc.; and somehow, their makeup just always looks undeniably better. I’ve also seen people on social media make pharmacy makeup look better than any professional makeup I’ve ever owned. How much of this is down to the products you use, the way you apply them, or just overall having a pretty face that holds any makeup well?

I can’t help but feel like so much of makeup just comes down to natural attractiveness and being able to pull off any makeup, no matter the products nor application, because your natural features are already fine on their own. In my case, it’s a lot harder to try and whittle down a botched bust, or put lipstick on a pig, as they say. 😅

ETA: I should’ve mentioned, I tend to watch tutorials done in natural lighting, rather than the staged, over-lit, over-produced stuff. I prefer a more natural, low-maintenance look, so I’ll watch everyday routine tutorials that aren’t heavily photoshopped or anything, just someone at their bathroom mirror or whatnot. But even still, they just look so effortlessly chic and ready for the day by the time they’re done, and I look, well, not lol

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u/JellyfishPashmina — 4 days ago
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Help me make my cart smaller!

I think I’m going to love this brand of make up. 39F, dry skin, with redness, blemishes, uneven skin tone, dark circles. I usually wear drug store make up so I’m willing to splurge for something nicer but I’m having a hard time choosing. Part of me wants to just go for all of it since there’s free shipping and a good return policy. What do you all think?

u/Drenzas — 4 days ago
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Rock stage makeup

Hi all,

Long time lurker, first time poster!

I’m looking for some advice on stage makeup, I sing with a rock pop choir and we have a gig on Friday that we’ve been told to wear rock stage makeup for. I’m not bad with makeup, I have my day to day looks down and if I was heading out or to a wedding I know how to tweak my makeup for that but I feel a bit out of my depth here.

We’ve been advised to go big so that we don’t look washed out under the lights and to lean towards an edgier, rock style

So my question is:
a) what would you do above and beyond your regular “going out” look for this?
b) any tips on longevity in sweaty conditions under the lights?

Thanks in advance for any help

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u/Beverage_Goblin — 3 days ago
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How can I improve my makeup as a beginner?

I have no makeup in the first picture, some concealer in the second, and the last is as much makeup as I can do right now.

I’d appreciate any tips or advice. Trying to improve as much as I can for graduation!

u/Annual-Preparation51 — 5 days ago
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Help with eye makeup/eyebrows

Hi, guys! I’m just getting into makeup and could really use some help with eye makeup and brows, or maybe even just good tutorials or something. These are my eyes/brows, no makeup or anything. I have a round face, my lashes are straight (I curled them so it’s easy to see my eyes) and pretty sure my eyes are hooded, so I’m trying to figure out what looks best :)

u/story_seeker26 — 4 days ago

Honest advice on Eye area?

Hi! I’d really appreciate some honest advice/help with figuring out my eye shape and overall eye area..
I’ve been struggling to understand what actually suits my feature because sometimes makeup tutorials or eyebrow styles look a mess.

I mostly struggle with my upper eye lid because it’s HUGE and makes me look forever tired… I don’t know what to try anymore help!

u/Low_Turnip7725 — 4 days ago

How does my makeup look is there anything I can improve ?

hi guys I was just wondering if you have any tips for me to improve feel free to lmk what you think, I’m still a beginner at makeup this is my 6th time doing it, I’m still not that confident with my skills as i still have a lot to learn w makeup

u/GloveComprehensive89 — 7 days ago
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NO STAIN/TRANSFER MAKEUP

I just need the miracle solution!! How do I get my makeup to never stain or transfer on anything everrrrrrrr!!! Like I mean, I need this to be fool freaking proof!
I don’t know if my makeup product matters, but I use R.E.M foundation, everything else is just random drugstore/Shoppers/Sephora products that work for me.
But I just wanna know, how the hell these celebrities do it, that they be hugging everyone with no transfer, and those influencers too. I just want my makeup to stay freaking put! Even if it means I have to start 2 hours early, pleaseeeeeee just tell me the fool proof 20 step process and I’ll follow it 😭😭😭😭😭

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u/Black-wall-flower — 5 days ago

What do you think about this type of makeup? Would you wear it?

u/aleewq — 4 days ago

How would you describe my eye shape?

I am trying to find makeup tutorials on youtube for my eye shape but it's difficult. what should I say my eye shape is to find the right one?

u/ilovepopcornandcandy — 6 days ago

Whats my face shape??

i dont know if im a heart shaped face or something else i keep hearing different things, lmkkkk pleaseeee

u/Exact_Willingness_51 — 6 days ago
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tan lines from wearing glasses

i used to wear glasses and now i have a tan line on my nose from them. i wear contacts now and i don't know how to get rid of the tan line. is foundation or concealer better at covering it and which brands are best (preferably cheaper)?

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u/pinksugarangell — 4 days ago