Prom Makeup Tips

Cosmetic Tips

• Never apply your makeup so that it looks caked or too heavy. Use enough foundation or concealer to cover the problem areas, but do not become carried away.

• Keep your look simple and natural by picking your best facial feature and drawing attention to that area. If you have great eyes, concentrate on beauty makeup tips for your eyes, so they stand out. Keep the rest of your face makeup neutral. If your lips are your best feature, wear lipstick, such as red, that makes people take notice.

• Instead of powder, use a gel cheek tint for a more natural glow. This also helps avoid lines.

• Try an anti-shine product and matte powder that stop your face from shining by absorbing oil.

• If you have sparse eyebrows, fill the outer brow in with a powder so it looks natural. Avoid harsh pencils as they make your brow look too thick.

Makeup Advice

Your facial look is as important as your prom dress because your friends will remember both. If you have problem skin, you need a little more care when applying your prom makeup.

• Splurge and purchase a great foundation that covers in one application and works with your skin color. You want a healthy, radiant glow and not a caked makeup look.

• Your foundation can be a slight bit darker than your natural skin color, giving you a tanned look, but blend well as you do not want your face one color and your neck another.

• Use water-based products if you have oily skin.

• Apply a concealer to hide problem blemishes or discoloration.

• Use several thin coats of mascara instead of one thick, heavy one. If your eyelashes are short, try false eyelashes.

• Keep your eyeshadow shimmering and light, with a darker color only in the crease.

By following these prom makeup tips and dusting your face with a loose, light powder, you will look and feel fabulous.

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