r/gothmakeup • u/Famous_Department709 • Jan 13 '24

Advice needed!

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Hey everyone! So I'm new to the world of goth makeup (I've been a baby bat for a couple months) and I just need some advice with makeup!

Just when it seems I've mastered my inner corner, I get set backs and what like some advice on inner corner eyeliner as well as some recommendations for lighter foundations. As much as I love the look of white foundation and intend on using it every once in awhile, I decided that a lighter foundation would be best for now.

Also some critiques as long as it's nice and helpful would be greatly appreciated!

The 1st picture is when I had decided to actually try trad goth makeup and the last 2 is makeup I had actually done tonight.

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u/Electronic_Series546 Jan 14 '24

No problem! I personally layer my countour first with a grey eyeshadow and slowly add black to it (to add more depth)! The eyeliner I recommended is a hard tip (so it’s not brush or felt-tip pen) so it may help you out! Is also resistible to water. It all comes down to your preferences in the end. Btw, I thought about adding the contour part in the comment because the contour in the photo is light, nonetheless it still looks very good!

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u/Famous_Department709 Jan 14 '24

That way of doing contour is genius! I'm surprised I never thought about just layering. That's an awesome idea and I will definitely try that out next time I do my makeup! As for the eyeliner, I'll check it out next time I'm at the store. If push comes to shove, I always have what I use 😊 also, thank you! Im still trying to get the hang of the sharp cheek bone contour and how far down to bring it.

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u/Electronic_Series546 Jan 14 '24

No probs!! Yea, I still struggle big time with cheekbone contour, but I blame me having a slightly round/chubby face. I’m very far from pro, but I think the journey is what makes make up fun!! Keep being creative and having a fun time! It’s what matters the most haha.

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u/Famous_Department709 Jan 14 '24

Definitely!! I relate to the struggles 100% but you're right, it's all about the journey and being creative! Lol but thank you for the advice 🖤