Still not sure about your eyes?

Trying to work with loose powder or packaged so that concealment and the foundation remains in place longer. I love the use of loose mineral powder when I am preparing  plussize wedding dresses at home and dusty to touch up my makeup while I'm on the occasion.

Try to highlight the forehead, bridge of the nose, cupid's bow lip, the brow bone and cheekbones. These are generally areas of the face leaving the photos and drawings of high-lighting these will bring the best features in the photo. For the cupids bow on the lip area, you can use an eye pencil in white. For face, use a matte eye shadow or glowing white one cocktail dresses, shiny or pearly white / yellow light shadow over the eyes out with a brush. Make sure you are well blended with a sponge or a brush so hard that the zero lines are shown in the photo. Try to actually make it look as natural as possible.

Still not sure about your eyes? Having a "test run" just before prom night. Put makeup on your face, put on your bridesmaid dress show, do your hair and take a look at a full length mirror. Get a second opinion. Or clothing or makeup should excel in a landslide. If the computer is in sequins or shiny, which coincides with a makeup job step down. If the dress is simple in color and / or style, you have a little more flexibility to work with bright shiny cosmetic. Experiment with your makeup, make sure you have a great time making the appearance that is right for you!





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