Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event

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	#  Choose the right colors. You will want want to think about your choice of colors. If you mix purple, blue or any other color together, it's going  to look overdone.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 1.jpg|center]]		#  Choose the right colors. You will want want to think about your choice of colors. If you mix purple, blue or any other color together, it's going  to look overdone.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 1.jpg|center]]
	#*You are attending a formal event, so think about picking bold colors like white, grey, a light black, or any color that is very light; kind of like a beige. You want the elegant look, not a sweet sixteen party. People at a sweet sixteen party tend to wear dark pinks, dark purples, or any neon colors.		#*You are attending a formal event, so think about picking bold colors like white, grey, a light black, or any color that is very light; kind of like a beige. You want the elegant look, not a sweet sixteen party. People at a sweet sixteen party tend to wear dark pinks, dark purples, or any neon colors.
−	#  Apply softly.  Use a eyeshadow brush to apply the eyeshadow. Be very precise like following your eye line on the upper crease of your eyelid.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 2.jpg|center]]	+	#  Apply softly.  Use a sponge brush to apply the eyeshadow. Be very precise like following your eye line on the upper crease of your eyelid.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 2.jpg|center]]
	#*Use one side of your brush fully to fill your eye with makeup; this way, it will not look uneven. Start with the lightest color of your makeup panel, such as cherry blossom pink or a floral color. Then, add a little darker of a color, such as brown, or a natural color like beige.  With these colors, follow your upper eye line, like you are applying eyeliner to your eye, but only on the top crease.		#*Use one side of your brush fully to fill your eye with makeup; this way, it will not look uneven. Start with the lightest color of your makeup panel, such as cherry blossom pink or a floral color. Then, add a little darker of a color, such as brown, or a natural color like beige.  With these colors, follow your upper eye line, like you are applying eyeliner to your eye, but only on the top crease.
−	#  Add some eyeliner to finish. Add a sharp precise wing (if its your first time use tape). Apply the eyeliner to the lid for a finishing touch.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 3.jpg|center]]	+	#  Add some eyeliner to finish. Add a thick eyeliner with a fuller brush. Apply the eyeliner to the top and the bottom lashes (to make your eyes pop a little more), for a finishing touch.[[Image:Do Your Makeup for a Formal Event Step 3.jpg|center]]
	== Tips ==		== Tips ==
	*Don't use your fingers to apply. If you use your fingers, you will smudge not only the top coat, but the bottom coat of makeup as well.		*Don't use your fingers to apply. If you use your fingers, you will smudge not only the top coat, but the bottom coat of makeup as well.
−	NEVER use the crappy little sponge that comes with an eyeshadow pallet. It will look uneven and cheap.	+
	== Related wikiHows ==		== Related wikiHows ==
	*[[Get Ready for a Semiformal]]		*[[Get Ready for a Semiformal]]
	*[[Get Ready for a Formal]]		*[[Get Ready for a Formal]]