(photo) ok how do i do my makeup like a pro and what make up would look good on me? i go out alot but im tired

of looking so plain allthe time give me some tips yall...thnx...


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First, start off by adding some lighter streaks on your hair to bring it out the area of face %26amp; eyes, %26amp; I mean natural-looking streaks, maybe 2-3 shades lighter. Your face is really well-balanced--you're lucky. Bring out the eyes with a warm brown tone on the area over the eye %26amp; eyelid, add a darkish blue eyeliner to spark the iris color. Use a subtle lipstick, not brown, though. Make sure your lipstick %26amp; blush go with your outfit--cool or warm tones. Eyebrows: never go heavy--use a medium brown. When through with makeup, you may want to add a little shimmer powder on upper part of cheekbones. You're very pretty %26amp; a little time spent on makeup should do the trick.(photo) ok how do i do my makeup like a pro and what make up would look good on me? i go out alot but im tired
okay. first of all, nothing too dark or heavy. summer makeup should always be light and airy.


you already look pretty tan, but a little bronzer the bridge of your nose, along the cheekbones, and around the hairline would make you glow.


a little blush, but not too much. when i put on blush, i smile, and then i put the blush on the little ';apples'; that come up.


you can use either black or dark brown eyeliner. just a little though, you don't want to look like a raccoon. put it all along the top, but only on the outside half on the bottom.


tan or light pink eyeshadow would be good for your skin tone. just enough so that it shimmers and is slightly noticeable.


and then black mascara only on the top lashes.





i know this seems like a lot, but it's really not after you get used to it.





if you want professional advice, go to the Clinique counter in a department store.
well, what's in for summer right now, is like a bronze eye (you can use your face bronzer for an eye shadow) and then a sheer shimmery eye shadow over the bronze





make sure when you apply your makeup always blend everything in well and make sure to use brushes that are specifically for your eyes, or your face... lips etc. the type of tools you use will effect the overall appearance of your makeup
I would say bronxe colours as you are brunette. Pink shades usually match blondes.