Trying out makeup looks for school? Want something cute and simple? You have come to the right place! This article will show you how to do your makeup to look awake and approachable.

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Use eyeshadow.

  1. Eyeshadow can accentuate your eyes and show off your personal style. Try to use gold, beige, bronze, and cream. Only apply a colour if it looks natural and pretty on you. It doesn't matter what other people wear, or whether or not they do apply makeup. Cosmetics are a personal thing, so go with what suits you.[4]
    • Want to copy the most popular girl in your school? Forget it. You will only look attractive if you apply the makeup that looks good on you, and you alone. Don't be afraid to ask advice from those who seem to know what they are doing with their cosmetics. You may gain some valuable knowledge.
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Community Q&A

  • Question
    Is there any way to curl my eyelashes if I don't have a curler?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    Mascara wands usually do the job, as the mascara is slightly wet, and then dries in place.
  • Question
    Do you have to use eyeliner?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    No. Eyeliner just adds extra definition. It is not necessary.
  • Question
    How to do a fresh-faced makeup look for school?
    Claire Landon
    Claire Landon
    Community Answer
    I simply use foundation around my eyes (helps with dark circles or discoloration) and use a bit of lavender, light pink or beige eyeshadow. I finish with a red-tinted chapstick. It makes my face look natural and fresh.
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Warnings

  • Respect authority. Ask permission from your parents courteously and confidently before you start. Although this is said much too often, we simply must say it again: Parents are wise, and they will eventually find out. Whether or not you recognize their authority, they ultimately, and legally, have some authority over you. Politely ask, and compose a long letter in persuasion if they say no. Only go to disobedience as a very last resort.
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  • Use caution. If you poke yourself with a makeup wand or worse, you may have to be hospitalized. Everything has its risks, so please try makeup if it's appropriate for your age and if your parental authority have consented. But be very careful, even if you are sure you know what you're doing. You probably do, but caution is vital and very, very, very important.
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  • Know the limits. Consult school authority and see if your school allows makeup. If so, and if your parents have also agreed or if you have persuaded them, ask them what types of makeup you should wear. You may wish to start off with concealer, eyeliner and lip gloss and gradually move forward. On the other hand, you may wish to commence with every single thing your parents say yes to. As long as your authority figures have said yes to the basics, it's up to you. Don't go overboard, use caution, and make wise choices!
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Things You'll Need

  • Cleanser
  • Moisturizer
  • Foundation (optional)
  • Eyeliner
  • Eyeshadow
  • Concealer
  • Blush (optional)
  • Mascara
  • Lip gloss

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Updated: October 3, 2022
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Categories: Youth Makeup
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