Clown makeup

[spirit_queen]

Heh, here in the 'States everyone seems to prefer baking themselves in what I call glowing coffins and what they call tanning beds. And they look orange-ish, anyways because they try to tan to the point where they look like a friend of mine whose parents are from India. x.x Ladies, if you're naturally pale, you won't look good with skin that dark; all you need is a little glow!

[Miranda_]

Which you can get from a light application of selftan, or by careful use of bronzer. ^^

I think sunbeds are incredibly bad for you; especially the coin operated ones where people can use them for hours at a time. O_o

[LancasterPrincess]

Originally Posted by Miranda_

Which you can get from a light application of selftan, or by careful use of bronzer. ^^

I think sunbeds are incredibly bad for you; especially the coin operated ones where people can use them for hours at a time. O_o

They make COIN operated ones?! That's just weird...

I have a natural golden skin tone. Most of the time I hate it, but sometimes I embrace it and get a nice even look. I especially love those stickers you wear to make light tattoos xD But I don't tan for long (a month or two tops) and I never burn. It all just depends. *shrugs*

[Miranda_]

I'm very fair, and I'd never tan naturally. I always plaster on facter 30 whenever I go out in the sun, so I've never burned, either. Good thing for me that I embrace paleness! XXD

[Silent_Wolf]

My shoulders are covered in freckles and I've got a smattering of them across my cheeks, not a lot. My arms are a healthy light pink. My legs, however, are print paper pasty and have never colored. EVER. Except with self tanner. They've never burned, they've never peeled, they never get any darker.

I'm cursed.

In regards to wild makeup, the only time I'll put anything up to my eyebrows is when I do my opal eyes. I've got this really pretty, pastel rainbow palette of eyeshadow and it's perfect for making bold statements in an understated way.

Remember, it's pastel. XD

I start with yellow all over the eyelids, then I take purple and brush it against the outer corners of my eyes and work it up into the crease and against my browbone. I then go for the orange, use that on my inner eyes, and blend well. Then I take a little green (A VERY TINY bit, because it's oddly blue) and use that next to the purple, blend it, then take the red-pink and put that in the orange, more blending. Then, I take a minimal amount of blue and brush it all over my eyes. If I have to, I'll add another dash of yellow to even things out. It ends up looking really beautiful and opalescent. ^^