Fresh, Bold Prom Makeup Tutorial

Prom season is just around the corner, and I figured I'd get my first prom tutorial done with. I kept the skin illuminated and natural looking, with a slight contour. The brows were lightly filled in. As for eyes I wanted to kick it up a notch, but stray away from shadows. I think the winged eyeliner with gold eyeliner on top gave it the extra push I was looking for. I finished the look off with a bold pink lip. This makeup look is perfect for a prom look with an extra push of color.

Here is a before and after... Flawless skin!

The gold glitter eyeliner didn't photograph as well as I hoped it would have.

As for products and how I achieved this look...Here we go!

1. I applied MAC Strobe Cream all over her face to give it the extra luminosity. Followed by Covergirl TruBlend fix sticks to highlight and contour her entire face. She needed minimum foundation because of how flawless her skin was when we started. 

2. As for foundation I used L'Oreal True Match Lumi foundation and blended the highlight/contour and foundation together with a Beauty Blender.

3. To highlight under her eyes even more I used MAC Prolongwear concealer and blended that with a Beauty Blender as well.

4. To define her brows a bit more, I used Anastasia Brow Wiz in "Ash". I did light strokes because I didn't want to give her a bold brow. It just needed some shape.

5. The only shadow that touched her eye was Benefit's Hoola bronzer. The bronzer matched the contour perfectly, to keep the natural eye look going.

6. I wanted a bold eyeliner. For this I used L'Oreal gel eyeliner in blackest black. The wing kicked this look up. On top of the black eyeliner I used NYX Glitter eyeliner in "Gold". This gold brought out the blues in her eyes even more.

7. To finish off the eyes I used Maybelline Lash Stiletto mascara.

8. As for her lips, I used Milani's lipstick in "Flirty Fuchsia". This is a beautiful satin finish with blue undertones. These blue undertones are going to compliment her teeth and smile very nicely. 

9. Once her foundation was set into her skin I used MAC MSF in "Stereo Rose" on her cheekbones. It gave a very natural looking flush to her face, but added some color back.

10. After everything was applied I sprayed her face with MAC Fix Plus and this was the result.

I love how fresh and dewy this look is! Absolutely beautiful!