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• STEP 5: Use various shades of shadow to add definition to your eyes, then add a
hit of liner for drama. Resist the temptation to go for bold lines, bright colors or
glitter, unless that's your usual look.
• STEP 6: Curl lashes for length and definition but skip the false eyelashes. You
don't want to risk having them peel off or rotate throughout the day.
• STEP 7: Stick to a soft and delicate tone for lipstick, as bold or dark colors might
be overpowering. Remember to match the hues in your blush to those in your
lipstick.
• STEP 8: Contour your face with blush or bronzer, even if it's not part of your
daily routine. It will give your skin a healthy glow and subtly define your features.

Tips & Warnings

• Pluck your eyebrows or have them waxed the day before your wedding. If you or
a makeup artist play with them the morning of the wedding, they might appear red
or blotchy in your pictures.
• Consider a lipstick that has staying power. All those kisses and sips of
Champagne will leave you little time to reapply.
• Opt for a foundation that contains sunscreen if you plan to have an outdoor
wedding.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Waterproof Mascaras
• Makeup Kits
• Face Powder

How to Do Your Makeup for the Prom

Difficulty: Easy

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With prom just around the corner, you're apt to be twice as chatty with your girlfriends.
You'll gab about your dresses, then your hair and of course your makeup. Will it be
lipstick or a colored gloss? A pastel shadow or pencil liner? Oh, decisions, decisions'

Instructions

• STEP 1: Use a light foundation to even out your skin tone, hide blemishes and
create the appearance of a flawless face. Use a makeup sponge to thoroughly
blend the formula into your skin and leave no lines between your jaw, neck and
chest.