Rednecks, pfffff.
Totally sophisticated highbrow people wrap their sushi with..... meatloaf.
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Make sure to indoctrinate your children from an early age!
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Okay, so...here is my example. My hair did not change, my shirt did not change, nothing changed besides my makeup. I felt really weird not smiling all the way, but, sometimes a smile can make the picture and I didn't want that, I wanted the focus to be on the makeup and the makeup alone. I also did not look at the camera; I tried that, and it looked like I was peering into your soul since I wasn't really smiling. Though I feel kind of awkward, posting a giant picture of three of my face. This is me stepping out of my comfort zone.
I tried to get natural lighting, but since there is snow outside, it makes everything brighter, which is why my skin tone seemed to change in the last picture, I didn't add anything on my face there. I am that pale, though...
First picture: No makeup at ALL.
Second picture: Mascara ONLY and covered up blemishes on chin ONLY
Third picture: More eye makeup (some liner and shadow) but still going for a natural-er look.
See the difference?
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Just my personal opinion, but I feel that in the first picture, I either look 12 years old or more manly, and so I always wear at least mascara. However, what you prefer is what you prefer, and that is okay as well.![]()
Okay, so...here is my example. My hair did not change, my shirt did not change, nothing changed besides my makeup. I felt really weird not smiling all the way, but, sometimes a smile can make the picture and I didn't want that, I wanted the focus to be on the makeup and the makeup alone. I also did not look at the camera; I tried that, and it looked like I was peering into your soul since I wasn't really smiling. Though I feel kind of awkward, posting a giant picture of three of my face. This is me stepping out of my comfort zone.
I tried to get natural lighting, but since there is snow outside, it makes everything brighter, which is why my skin tone seemed to change in the last picture, I didn't add anything on my face there. I am that pale, though...
First picture: No makeup at ALL.
Second picture: Mascara ONLY and covered up blemishes on chin ONLY
Third picture: More eye makeup (some liner and shadow) but still going for a natural-er look.
See the difference?
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Just my personal opinion, but I feel that in the first picture, I either look 12 years old or more manly, and so I always wear at least mascara. However, what you prefer is what you prefer, and that is okay as well.![]()
Ohhh noo sir... This will not ever happen !
Okay, so...here is my example. My hair did not change, my shirt did not change, nothing changed besides my makeup. I felt really weird not smiling all the way, but, sometimes a smile can make the picture and I didn't want that, I wanted the focus to be on the makeup and the makeup alone. I also did not look at the camera; I tried that, and it looked like I was peering into your soul since I wasn't really smiling. Though I feel kind of awkward, posting a giant picture of three of my face. This is me stepping out of my comfort zone.
I tried to get natural lighting, but since there is snow outside, it makes everything brighter, which is why my skin tone seemed to change in the last picture, I didn't add anything on my face there. I am that pale, though...
First picture: No makeup at ALL.
Second picture: Mascara ONLY and covered up blemishes on chin ONLY
Third picture: More eye makeup (some liner and shadow) but still going for a natural-er look.
See the difference?
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Just my personal opinion, but I feel that in the first picture, I either look 12 years old or more manly, and so I always wear at least mascara. However, what you prefer is what you prefer, and that is okay as well.![]()
The camera angle changes the slightest bit with each picture.
Pipp and Rachel- your photos without makeup are beautiful. Your photos with makeup are beautiful. Either way, you're both gorgeous girls.
That's funny. Cause i see it on my screen.
Pipp and Rachel- your photos without makeup are beautiful. Your photos with makeup are beautiful. Either way, you're both gorgeous girls.
Okay, so...here is my example. My hair did not change, my shirt did not change, nothing changed besides my makeup. I felt really weird not smiling all the way, but, sometimes a smile can make the picture and I didn't want that, I wanted the focus to be on the makeup and the makeup alone. I also did not look at the camera; I tried that, and it looked like I was peering into your soul since I wasn't really smiling. Though I feel kind of awkward, posting a giant picture of three of my face. This is me stepping out of my comfort zone.
I tried to get natural lighting, but since there is snow outside, it makes everything brighter, which is why my skin tone seemed to change in the last picture, I didn't add anything on my face there. I am that pale, though...
First picture: No makeup at ALL.
Second picture: Mascara ONLY and covered up blemishes on chin ONLY
Third picture: More eye makeup (some liner and shadow) but still going for a natural-er look.
See the difference?
View attachment 65850
Just my personal opinion, but I feel that in the first picture, I either look 12 years old or more manly, and so I always wear at least mascara. However, what you prefer is what you prefer, and that is okay as well.![]()
nonononononono. ... just no