Makeup

• Use white eyeshadow in the inner corners of your eye. Also, place your mascara brush at the base of your lashes and wiggle up slowly. AVOID lining the inner rims of your eyes with dark and/or black eyeliner; this makes eyes look smaller.

• Use white eye shadow at the top of your eyelid and shade in any dark spots in your eye area with white.

• If you extend your eyeliner just past the outer corner of your eye, it makes them look really different and really big.

• Curl your lashes and apply tons of mascara. Use concealer under your eyes if you have dark circles. Apply a bright eyeshadow to your eyelids from your lashes to just a little over your eyelids. This makes your eyelids stand out.

• You can also apply white eyeliner as close as you can to your eye as possible (usually inside of your lashes). This is a trick a lot of celebrity makeup artists use. It is subtle and very effective!

• It's so simple: Use a light eye shadow beneath your eyebrows. Line your top lashes with an eyeliner (apply thin), lastly, use mascara only on the top lashes after you curl them.

• Yes, there are some tricks you can use. Be sure to apply your eye liner thick, and make sure your mascara makes your eyelashes go up high. For eyeshadow, apply light colors on the top, and darker colors closer to your eyelids. Apply dark eyeshadow beneath your eyes for an even pumper look.

• I recommend using a white or light color eye shadow if you want eyes to look bigger.

• Use a tiny bit of white eyeshadow right under your lower lashes before applying eyeliner. Use generally lighter colors and never go all the way up to the eyebrow, which will make your eyes appear smaller.

• Try not to apply too much eyeliner especially on the inside of your eye!

• Here are a few tricks I've learned with eye make-up; they may not make your eyes look much bigger, but they sure will look pretty.

• First, pick three shades of eyeshadow in the same color category. Next, find an eye shadow that matches your skin tone almost perfectly. If your eyes are as small as mine, they may get bags under them. Find an eyeshadow that matches your eyebrow color (blondes and brunettes only). Get an eyelash curler, brush, mascara, and brow brush. lastly, get a bright shade of eyeliner, my favorite is Covergirl brand See (not sea) blue, my best friend wears it.

• Apply the medium shade of eyeshadow on the lid of your eye, and the darkest neutral shade above it. Apply the lightest shade up to your brow bone on each eye.

• Add the eyeshadow that matches your skin tone RIGHT UNDER your eyes, and add the eyeshadow that matches your eyebrows on your eyebrows. This fills in any spaces on your eyebrows (don't give yourself a unibrow!).

• Use the eyelash curler first. if your eyelashes are long enough there's no need for mascara. But if you use mascara use the lash comb to separate clumps.

• Last, apply eyeliner!

• You can also use cosmetic contact lenses popular in Asia. They are called Circle Lenses and make your iris appear larger.

• Do not put a lot of eye liner on and put white eye shadow on eye lid and in the outer corners of eyes.

There are a couple of ways.

The first way is to buy the right shade to start out with. I think everyone who's ever bought makeup has gotten the wrong shade or found out there's no such thing as the "right shade," though, so try these things...

• you can get another foundation that's lighter, and mix the two together.
• you can apply the foundation then use a lighter powder over it
• you can mix a little foundation with a LOT of moisturizer--say, a nickel-size glob of foundation mixed with four nickel-size globs of moisturizer

eve says: i was looking up the same answer today and so many ppl sed to use white moisturiser, so i did, it didnt really make a diff. so wat i did was put flour in it until it was my color, and then put a little bit of water to make it less thick, and it worked perfect!!

Kristi says: I used da mostiurizer, and it made it a bit lighter, all answers up there are correct! :)

definetly anything in the purple/red family. plum, mauve, maroon, dark rusty colors. all look amazing

I have blue green eyes, and I use purples, blues and pinks. With the yeliner, I use black..alot of it :)

Yes, i used make-up in sixth grade, although i didn't wear it nearly as heavy as i do now. But i think 6th grade is an good age to start wearing it.

First ask your parents to try the basics;little lip gloss and/or mascara. If they don't let you then you should take your makeup to school and wear it in school, and take it off when coming home. Keep your makeup in a safe place, like in your locker, or backpack.

Add face lotion and clean your face by masks or scrubbers. This should grow as a routine since this is the stage of puberty. Your body is growing. (This words in the parenthesis don't have anythings to do with makeup, but in 6th grade, all girls should start wearing bras.)

You could wear mascara at home, which I usually do if your parents don't find out. I recommend you put on anything else in your school. But don't put too much because they might notice and sometimes you can smudge it too.

Don't apply any lipstick until like 8th grade. If you want, you can add light colors of lip color like nude pink or hot pink.

If you want to, you can add eye shadow. Only add neutral colors or light shade colors such as gold.

You could also wear eyeliner if you want, but I don't think you need it until 8th grade.

You don't have to wear blush unless you want to.

You don't need powder, concealer, or foundation unless you want to cover up pimples or zits. You should ask your parents about that. Be confident if you do.

I usually wear clear lip gloss or nude pink lipstick with a little mascara. Remember don't overdue your makeup.

Besides, if they are real friends they won't care, but if they do make fun of you act like you don't care they will stop.

I think you should love your true unmasked beauty, and you will get great results from this and you feel more confident in yourself when you don't wear make up.

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the best of all is consult a dermatologists, not only putting foundations etc.In that way your problem about pimples makes worse, so it is better to consult a dermatologist to be 100% sure. No foundation, just a flawless and beautiful face.

but, if you want to temporarely get rid of it while waiting for your dermatoligist, i suggest using mineral foundation. The minerals in it is better for your skin and wont clog your pours as much. get a foundation that is one shade lighter than your natural skin tone, it blends in better. :-)

Mineral foundation is the worst to cover pimples. Mineral foundation is primarily mica powder. Mica powder has a slight shimmer to it. With that being said, it reflects light and will make your blemishes/bumps more noticeable. Any foundation you choose should match your skin tone perfectly. Going too light or too dark will look unnatural. To cover pimples, use a green concealer to neutralize the redness. Pat it with you finger to blend it out. Then go over it with a concealer. Again pat it with your finger to blend it. If you rub it in, you're just removing what you've just applied. Go over this with your favorite foundation and lightly dust with a translucent setting powder.

Be sure to remove your makeup every night. I always wash my face twice at night. The first time removes the makeup and the second time really cleanses the skin. Also exfoliate at least twice a week and use a mud mask at least once a week.