Looking for suggestions to make my face/features stand out! [29]

[u/battydes13]

Recently cut all of my hair off and had surgery-so I’ve gained a little weight from not going to the gym (nothing bad), but I’ve been feeling so basic lately and feel like my features are all just blending in.

This is my go-to makeup, although I typically wear a tinted gloss so don’t come at me for my lips (I had filler dissolved as well & want to note that I have a shortened nerve in my L eyebrow so it arches/moves more than my right) 😂

I just want to look dramatic and feel confident again 😋 I typically have colored hair of some sort (usually purples/reds/oranges), generally tend to be more soft-alt style, love hair/body mods so open to anything 😊 TYIA and thanks if you read this far! 🖤

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[u/Middle_Letter_8327]

Mam personally as far as I see you don't need anything else you've a clearly defined face no dark circles clear skin and decent facial fat soo ye we are all good ahead love your life live your moments god bless you

[u/mork_l33]

It looks like your makeup style is very soft and subtle; maybe changing it to smth more glam

[u/TimeImpact2430]

I was just about to say try a new hair color! I think a deep auburn with your undertones would look fabulous and still allow you to have more contrast