How to Get a Fresh Everyday Makeup Look for School (Teen Girls)
First, put on a moisturizer., Concealer., Foundation., Powder., Lip Balm., Eyeshadow Primer., Eyeshadow., Eyeliner., Mascara., Brow Liner., Blush., Lip gloss.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: put on a moisturizer.
It will act as a base.
Also, put on a foundation primer to minimize pores and to prevent clogged pores which lead to pimples. -
Step 2: Concealer.
This is optional because you have just put on a primer.
Use it to cover up redness, or breakouts. , Use a little bit.
It works better if you use one that is oil free with SPF protection.
Your moisturizer should have SPF protection also for double the coverage.
Apply a small amount with a brush and then blend it out with a sponge, or a cosmetic wedge. , Powder is usually used to make pores appear smaller or to make your face less shiny.
Your pores should already be small so put a tiny bit of powder all over your face and a little bit more on shiny spots. , Lip Balm moisturizes your lips and when it's time for lip gloss, your lips will be soft. , This is optional because of foundation primer and the concealer. , Natural looking shades are in.
Go for brown, gold, peach, etc. , Apply a thin layer on your bottom lash line and/or waterline.
If you choose eyeliner on your upper lid, apply it only on your waterline.
If you choose to stand out, apply eyeliner on her lash line only. , Apply two coats.
In between coats, use a lash comb and comb out any clumps or lashes sticking together; do this after the second coat too.
Only do the top lashes. , This is optional also.
Always pick a color one shade lighter than your hair.
If you use the same shade as your hair, your eyebrows will look unnatural. , This is also optional.
Apply a darker red below your cheek bones and a light pink on your cheek bones and up to your temples.
Smiling and kissy faces help find your cheekbones. , Your lips should be soft from the lip balm.
Apply any color you want. -
Step 3: Foundation.
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Step 4: Powder.
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Step 5: Lip Balm.
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Step 6: Eyeshadow Primer.
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Step 7: Eyeshadow.
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Step 8: Eyeliner.
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Step 9: Mascara.
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Step 10: Brow Liner.
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Step 11: Blush.
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Step 12: Lip gloss.
Detailed Guide
It will act as a base.
Also, put on a foundation primer to minimize pores and to prevent clogged pores which lead to pimples.
This is optional because you have just put on a primer.
Use it to cover up redness, or breakouts. , Use a little bit.
It works better if you use one that is oil free with SPF protection.
Your moisturizer should have SPF protection also for double the coverage.
Apply a small amount with a brush and then blend it out with a sponge, or a cosmetic wedge. , Powder is usually used to make pores appear smaller or to make your face less shiny.
Your pores should already be small so put a tiny bit of powder all over your face and a little bit more on shiny spots. , Lip Balm moisturizes your lips and when it's time for lip gloss, your lips will be soft. , This is optional because of foundation primer and the concealer. , Natural looking shades are in.
Go for brown, gold, peach, etc. , Apply a thin layer on your bottom lash line and/or waterline.
If you choose eyeliner on your upper lid, apply it only on your waterline.
If you choose to stand out, apply eyeliner on her lash line only. , Apply two coats.
In between coats, use a lash comb and comb out any clumps or lashes sticking together; do this after the second coat too.
Only do the top lashes. , This is optional also.
Always pick a color one shade lighter than your hair.
If you use the same shade as your hair, your eyebrows will look unnatural. , This is also optional.
Apply a darker red below your cheek bones and a light pink on your cheek bones and up to your temples.
Smiling and kissy faces help find your cheekbones. , Your lips should be soft from the lip balm.
Apply any color you want.
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