Punk make-up?

Can you advise some make-up tips, for my new style?





I have dark(ish) brown hair, blue eyes, and quite pale skin.
Punk make-up?
Punk? Punk was all about originality. Stop asking yourself what people here, people anywhere, want you to look like and start looking the way you want.





Punk in the late 70's early 80's (real punk) was not usually 'just mascara' ... often people came up with really amazing, creative and ornate make up.





I suggest you experiment with your make up until you find what you like. Have the courage to be yourself.
Punk make-up?
Ok uhmm not your knew style being punk is just who you are and what chu like








Well long sleeves with shirts over it


tight jeans


band shirts


flats


vans


converes


makeup is only mascara that's it


and some mini black skirts with knee high socks


also buy colorful jeans like purple and ornage jeans and some cool shirt with converes rember thought have to be skinny jeans
Reply:uhh you need lots of black lots of red and lots of hot pink
Reply:black eyeshadow eyeliner and mascara


pale lip gloss or


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Reply:Well here are some ideas.





black


pink


red


purple


greens





layered shirts


arm stockings


leg warmers


stripes


checkers


converes


weird patterns


tight pants


chains spiky belts and wristbands


gel(for hair spiking)


no shorts


headphones around your neck


rock music


band shirts/rings (skulls)


black nailpolish,eyeliner and mascara pale skin.


die your hair black and get it like this-


long side bangs spikey hair at back or dead straight hair.Look some stuff up on the internet too.





Good Luck! :)
Reply:punk is about being yourself not going for a desired style or trying to be something you arent but if you are seriously considering that avril lavigne comercial rock chick clich茅 look, the black eyeliner is a must. you can use a soft khol from Barry M or Urban Decay, or a liquid liner from MAC (black track fluid line) or Dior (style liner). Urban Decay have these "heavy metal" eyeliners that are full glitter liners, they have a great gold one and the shade is called "baked" you could put that above the black eyeliner, or on its own for a really fun look. If you are looking for good dark eye shadows then Urban Decay are also great for that, they have pallettes with lots of colours and they have great stay power.





Also for nail polish, don't just stick with black. dark shades of red, purple and blue are also lovely. Most importantly be yourself, experiment a little and don't go overboard.
Reply:YOUR NOT A PUNK!


YOUR AN AVRIL LAVIGNE POSER!





YOU DON'T EVEN HAVE A CLUE HOW STUP!D YOU WOULD SOUND IF YOU ASK THAT TO REAL PUNKS!
Reply:okay so,


if your going slightly more towards "scene" make up id suggest smokey eyes





to do this apply one shade to the whole lid, up to the soct line and blend in a semi-circular action into the socket with a brush or your finger. Blend out in the outside corners of the socket use a thin brush to sweep a line of darker shadow under the lower lash line. Use a kohl pencil eyeliner to draw a line round the whole eye and the inside rim. Finnish the look with some mascara and maybe applying some concealer/ neutral lipgloss to your lips to make them paler (not too pale tho).





or maybe try something different using neon eyemakeup or bright glitters


just experiment basically and youll find a look that suits you and this way itll most likely be original


stargazer do some really good colours in eye shadow and glitter eyeliners aswell





i also found this which might help


Punk defined its own notions of style and beauty - and continues to influence the fashion world to this day. Use bold colours and graphic lines to re-create a look that makes a real statement.





1. Look for a colour palette that allows you to get creative. Striking combinations include yellow and green, orange and pink, purple and blue, red and black or blue and silver. Metallic colours are excellent - and given that you want a very strong result, look out for liquid and creme formulations, which tend to givemore intensity or colour than powders. Mac make some fabulous products in as broad a range of shades as anyone could wish for; try out different colour combinations in store.





2. Start by applying foundation to create a pale, flawless surface that colour will really stand out against. Next, sculpt the cheekbones to create a dramatic yet beautiful structure. Use a bronze colour to emphasise the shadow of the cheek hollow and creme highlighter to accentuate the cheekbone; dot it along the very edge of the cheekbone in an L-shape around the eye.





3. The idea is to draw attention to the eyes with bold shapes and dramatic, blended colour. Use your eyeliner to elongate the eye, drawing a swooping line up towards the corner of the brow. This can be painted and thickened with metallic liquid, with one colour blending into another. Alternatively you can create a solid wash of colour on the lid, taperinbg out to a point.





4. Keep lips plain, simply applying a nude gloss.





5. Create a divided line from the corner of the eye, with one line going above the eye and one going down at a reflected angle below the eye.








:)