I have sensitive skin, and have always had a bad reactiion to Maybeline makeup. Now is not the time to change brands. Experiment with how much, and which colors to use in the brands you know don't cause you problems.
For a wedding, and wedding photos you should apply jusst a little more color than usual. People will be seeing you at a distance, and the flash of photos will really wash you out.
Try some photos from a disposable camera, if you don't have another one. That will help you see how you will look on camera. Also, get as far from an indoor mirror as you can, and see if you can still see your eyes and other features. You can also have friends look at you from a distance to see what they think. Have a great wedding, and an even better life.
2007-04-14 19:55:05
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answered by Jeanne B 7
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If i where u, i would call a local store that sells make-up, and make an appt with them for your wedding day make up (like a week before your big day) That way, if you dont like it, u can go somewhere else and try again, and are not stuck with a look that u could possibly not like. just remember that the makeup is going to be kind of heavy, and that it doesnt wear off during the day..
good luck!
2007-04-14 19:48:13
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answered by nastymix1 3
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i really imagine determination one for makeup is tremendous. Charlize Theron's makeup seems organic, yet nevertheless very glamorous. The eyes in this image are subtle, yet nevertheless smokey and horny. As for the hair, i imagine that option for 4 is acceptable. recommendations 2 and three look slightly busy. option 4 seems stylish, yet nevertheless exciting because of the curls. i imagine a small tiara also seems useful and makes the coiffure look extra formal. sturdy success, and characteristic an awesome wedding ceremony! i'm hoping my suggestion helps :)
2016-12-04 01:33:13
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answered by ? 4
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I use Mayebelline Dream Matte Mousse when i do where foundation and i love it it feels and looks so natural on your skin. You don't need a lot to cover and it will last all day, it will cover but it will look so natural, they also make blushes and shadows in the mousse that are also good. They range from about six dollars to eight dollars and that is with tax included. Hope this helps.
2007-04-15 08:28:49
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answered by CaramelLuv 3
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I would suggest you go to MAC the makeup specialists help you decide there. If you don't know how to put on make up they draw step by step on a board. They teach you how to do it and then they draw it so you can do it yourself at home. I know you will look beautiful at your wedding because every bride is the star of that day.
2007-04-14 19:51:08
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answered by caligirl1526 1
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Have you heard of Nicole Miller, she sells makeup in the upper department store like Sak's 5th ave. I know a place where you can get it a lot cheaper and it is chemical free. Just e-mail me for more info. lindaboucha@yahoo.com
2007-04-15 05:48:16
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answered by lindaboucha 1
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I love Jane Iredale make up-similar to bare menerals, but much better. it gives a beautiful luminous look to your skin, without the heavy feeling, and will not flash up in photo's. check out www.janeiredale.com for a look at the products.
good luck!
2007-04-14 19:46:05
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answered by Anonymous
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go to sephora and get a color consultation.tell them what your looking for and they'll set you up with everything you need.
2007-04-14 19:40:34
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answered by kandice p 1
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