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brown lipstick in primary school....
and gold eyeshadow all the way up to my eyebrows.

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hmmmm I don't remember any of mine?? I must have forgotten them on purpose. lol

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Too much eyeliner in high school, as well as badly applied eyeshadow!

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I remember when I bought my first mac eyeshadow, expensive pink. Me knowing nothing then about eyeshadow wore it all the way up to my brow I went into mac like this and asked one of the SA's if he could recommend a couple other colours first thing he said was "Well lets start with a highlighter"

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Classic!
(but, what if you wanted it that way?)

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Originally Posted by georgi glitter. EVERYWHERE on face
and in hair
and hair mascara things haha i forgot those ever existed! i remember i had a blue and brown one...

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Too much thick black eyeliner.
I was so embarassed when my dear Aunty [who has no tact, bless her!] told me I needed to tone it down because it looked a bit "slutty" and that only a thin line was needed!!!
She was actually right though and I have stuck to her lesson and looked the better for it ever since!!!
Other makeup disasters include wrongly-matched foundations = how embarassing! Also having no knowledge of how to blend, and basically looking like I'm wearing a mask.
I'm still only getting the hang of things now. [age 19]

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Originally Posted by elisha24 I remember when I bought my first mac eyeshadow, expensive pink. Me knowing nothing then about eyeshadow wore it all the way up to my brow I went into mac like this and asked one of the SA's if he could recommend a couple other colours first thing he said was "Well lets start with a highlighter"
what a tactful SA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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1. Going overboard with blue & red fudge hair dye
2. using nearly half the bottle of some foundation/moisturiser, applied by squeezing into my palms and just applying it like sunscreen. by the end of the night, i nearly cried. not only did the colour didnt match, i looked like a clown. I have no idea what i was thinking.. but ive learned my lesson
3. coloured my toe nails each with different colour

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i went through a solarium/fake-tan phase that left me looking like a tandoori chicken.
it took one of my students to tell me that i didn't look tanned- i just.looked.orange.
now i've learnt to embrace my paleness (and my skin is forever grateful that i've stopped burning it )