Sephora or a makeup department at Nordstrom is a great place to start. Be vocal about what you like and don’t; the more info you give them, the better recommendations you’ll get. They will not mock you; a lot of the staff at those places literally live for makeovers and will be there to help. Seriously. They know what they’re doing and they’re job is to help you!
Basic foundation/ powder and mascara were the easiest for me to start; kinda expanded on that. Try a little something different every day and go for incremental improvements, versus stressing about the whole thing.
Also. I know more than a few women with round faces who are beautiful. I bet you are too, and the people who love you see it. Don’t sell yourself short. Be yourself, feel beautiful, and rock on. Makeup can be a sort of battle armor for feeling good about how you look, but at the end of the day it’s you and not just the makeup. You wear it, it doesn’t wear you. Wear it with pride in yourself!!
Sephora or a makeup department at Nordstrom is a great place to start. Be vocal about what you like and don’t; the more info you give them, the better recommendations you’ll get. They will not mock you; a lot of the staff at those places literally live for makeovers and will be there to help. Seriously. They know what they’re doing and they’re job is to help you!
Basic foundation/ powder and mascara were the easiest for me to start; kinda expanded on that. Try a little something different every day and go for incremental improvements, versus stressing about the whole thing.
Also. I know more than a few women with round faces who are beautiful. I bet you are too, and the people who love you see it. Don’t sell yourself short. Be yourself, feel beautiful, and rock on. Makeup can be a sort of battle armor for feeling good about how you look, but at the end of the day it’s you and not just the makeup. You wear it, it doesn’t wear you. Wear it with pride in yourself!!
Hugs.