Any makeup artists/experts out there....help?

I have a light yellow prom dress and i want my makeup to somewhat match but i obviously don't want to wear yellow eyeshadow or anything like that. i'm going for the sweet, spring look. i don't want anything dramatic. just simple. any suggestions? maybe gold?Any makeup artists/experts out there....help?
Go to the websites for the really famous cosmetic people: Bobbi Brown, Trish McEvoy, Chanel. See what they are doing with colors this spring.





Once you know the colors you want, you can go and get less expensive products at your local pharmacy, Wallmart's or Target. It will be very easy to duplicate the look you want!





There are some really great eyeliner/shadow pencils on Sephora. I think I saw one the other day when I was shopping on line, but I'm too old for the look.





One thing I would suggest is to get really great mascara and really play up your eyelashes. For a sweet, simple style there's nothing nicer than that pixie with big eyes look.





I hope you find what you are looking for. Email if you want more specific suggestions.Any makeup artists/experts out there....help?
I am a Mary Kay Beauty Consultant. Please go to my website and do a virtual makeover and ther are even application tips. If that does not help you contact me throught the website and I can do a more custom makeover for you.
uses light tones. a pale shimmer for your eye, light pink for your cheeks. and dont apply anything to heavy. do a soft color lipstick with a nice gloss over.
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Spring makeup is all about fresh, youthful color! Paint from a palette of pastels, smooth on shimmer creams, and don’t sacrifice the SPF. As the flowers bloom and nature regains its color, so should your face. Spring is the flirtiest season for makeup application.





Before adding color to your face, make sure you’ve got a clean, smooth canvas. Use a light exfoliator to remove the dull flakes of dry skin, then smooth on a tinted moisturizer with an SPF of at least 15. Skip the heavy foundation; spring’s the time to let your skin breathe.











Sweep a bit of concealer under your eyes and onto blemishes, if needed. For extra eyeshadow adherence, you can apply a small amount of concealer to your upper lids, as well. Now that we’ve got your skin primed and glowing, let’s have fun with color!








Since springs’ so fresh and young, forego the contouring and sculpting you may have done in the winter, or may do again in the summer with bronzer. Smile big. Use a peachy-pink blush (complementary to all skin tones) to brighten your cheeks. Cream and liquid blushers melt into the skin best and look like the most natural flush. Using this color will make you look alert and happy, even after daylight saving’s time goes into effect. We could all use a little help then.








As far as your eyes go, the keyword is “experiment!” Stray from your usual black or brown liner to play with a pretty purple, turquoise, or green. Same goes for the shadows and mascaras. A monochromatic look might be overwhelming so avoid using three colors of blue shadow, a navy blue eyeliner, AND a turquoise mascara—all on the same day. Mix it up a bit. Try coral shadow with turquoise liner and your basic black mascara, then coat just the tips of your lashes with a bright blue mascara.








Green eyes look especially bright with shades of violet, blues with orange or bronze, and hazel and brown with shades of pink shadows. Keep in mind, though, any color can look good with any set of eyes—you just have to find the right shade and consistency. That bright pink you love on your best friend may be a little too heavy for you; opt for a sheerer shade.








If your eyes are what you’re trying to play up, go with a sheer nude, pink, or peach gloss. These won’t overpower your eye makeup look and will prevent you from looking like you just escaped from the circus. If you think your lips are your best feature, go with a light bronze or very sheer cream shadow in the color of your choice, plus one swipe of black or brown mascara, and add pow to your mouth with a bright pink or peach. Stay away from bright red for day, but consider it for evening, if you like. Blue-based pinks and reds will make your teeth look whiter, but if you’re a peachy girl, try some of the over-the-counter tooth whiteners or whitening toothpastes and your smile will be just as dazzling.








You can top with a dusting of gold shimmer powder for glow and you’re done! Walk out the door feeling confident, carefree, and cute! Smile—you’ll be catching people’s eyes.











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yeah i would go for a light gold.
I would use a palette of pale golds and bronzes they'll work well with the yellow, don't do anything too heavy though.
i suggest goldenrod or copper beach from Mary Kay
omgg I had the exactt same problem.


I have a yellow dress for my eighth grade dance..but I didnt know what makeup to wear.


I'm wearing silver shoes, and jewlery and my clutch is silver..so I'm doing like a light metalic silver eyeshadow..


I think it would match sooo well.


because like I had the exact same problem..I wanted my makeup to match..but I definately wasnt wearing yellow eyeshadow..haha.


well I hope I helped and have fun at your prom!!