How to look great without wearing makeup?

I hate wearing makeup as I feel fake with it on and when i take it off my skin feels sore please help thanksHow to look great without wearing makeup?
first off, i wouldnt suggest going completely without makeup. but i can help. okay so the most important thing your gonna wanna do is get your skin looking good. thats means going outside (obviously with sun cream on) and getting a glow, cleansing properly of a night and exfoliating twice a week. moisturise and if you have acne do what you can to get rid of it.





then, when your skin is literally blemish free, i'd take a concealer and apply under your eyes where you have dark circles, and if you have a spot, just cover it up. then, apply a few strokes of mascara, and if you want but its not really necessary add a little vaseline to your lips. and im sure you'll look lovely :)How to look great without wearing makeup?
Get tan, and try to deplete most acne


Make sure your face is not oily.
Hi





I think most people look best with a small amount of make up... it doesnt mean you have to wear loads thou and feel fake... but we all need a little helping hand and why not ay!





Get a good facial cleanser... it sounds like you have fairly sensitive skin - mine is sensitve and i use aqueous cream (avilable from the chemist its cheap too but amazing!) use it as a face wash to get off make up... has done wonders for my skin am telling everyone to use it hehehe.





You could try tinted moisteriser for your face if you need a bit of colour... if not then just go for mascara and a nude lip gloss.





x
Be hygienic. Take a shower once a day, preferably the morning because it can wake you up and be treat, especially if it is cool. Wash your hair at least every other day. Also, find moisturizing shampoos and conditioners too if you have dry hair.





Get a cute haircut. All different lengths you can get. If you decide to get a short haircut don't get a blunt boys cut, if you want to look feminine. Wispy and flipped out or chunky with color. Long hair styles avoid the long hair and grown out bangs. Try a side swept layer look. Ask your hairstylist what would be suitable for you. Nothing difficult to maintain.





Moisturizing your skin is very important, it has the purpose of keeping your skin soft. Also a good face wash to use every morning would be appropriate.


If you can wear a small amount of make up wear it on special occasions such as going to a fancy restaurant, or an end of the year dance. Just a small amount of pastel colored eye shadow and some lip gloss, and maybe some mascara will be plenty





Wear cute clothes. Ditch the grungy jeans and over sized sweater. Pick out a nice top every once in awhile or some fitted jeans. Fitted clothes will make you look better.


Have at least one cute pair of shoes. Something to dress it all up. Whether it is a boot, a sandal, a wedge, you pick it! But make sure it is appropriate for school.





Try a bit of light perfume. Don't put on something too overpowering, though. Nice smelling soap can give of a perfume scent too.





Smile lots. A smile is a great accesory!
It sounds like the make up you are using has harsh chemicals in it.


iv had the same experiance.





i also have a very red face


%26amp; i used to have acne (Im only 16)





I Find the Sudocrem Is Brilliant for the face.





Good luck x
wear a mask
hmm..maybe your allergic to it?





well cleanse ur face in the mornings and


before u go out, curl your eyelashes and fix your hair


put some lip balm on or gloss and your naturally beautiful!!





:D
A tinted moisturizer which gives a natural look. When you take you makeup off dont rub your skin too hard because it will make it sore. Also make sure you exfoliate once a week and moisturize every day which will give a nice healthy glow.
get a tube of facail mask take a shower put it on leave it for 10-15 min. rinse off with luke-warm water and wash your face everyday
The point of makeup is to enhance your features.


Why not going next-to-bare with it? A natural look?





Your skin shouldn't feel sore after wearing it.


Try a loose powder foundation, like Bare Minerals.


With everything else... apply little, but enough to enhance.





Before putting on foundation, apply a gentle moisturizer and don't forget to wash your face.


Moisturizing after a wash will take away that tightness you may feel.
I use exfoliating cream, also you're never too young to start using anti-wrinkle creams too, they are great for your face, Olay Regenerist is lovely to use!


Exfoliate your skin, use moisturising cream, drink lots of water, eat healthily and your skin will be lovely!
I'm 40 and the better I treat my skin, the better it feels and looks. I have never worn foundation and people compliment my skin all the time. The number one trick? Exfoliate. In this department, I have found philosophy products to be amazing. You can go to QVC and but a daily exfoliator (huge pump bottle) for daily use; keep it in the shower. The number two product? Also made by them: The Microdelivery Peel. It's a two step peel used once a week. It warms up on your face when you apply the second product, has a lot of vitamin C and most importantly I can see a difference! It makes my skin soft, dewy and glowing. People notice!


Use a good moisturizer... If you can afford it, Vitamin C Serum will also really improve your skin's look.


If I do wear makeup, I brush on some mineral veil powder. It can barely be felt, it's light and simply smooths out my complexion instead of layering on liquid that is very obvious.


Hope this helps, email if you have any questions. I use the facial exfoliating wash by Philosophy twice a day. It lasts for months.
You can buy night moisturiser creams and day ones, use them and drink plenty of water!
i don't wear make up, never have as i think it makes me look like a t.v. if you don't want too wear it don't wear it !
huh, just take care of your skin


there's 10 million kinds of creams.
wash ur face regularly so ur face doesn't look all oily also use lotion and creams to keep it up and running (not getting wrinkles ;])