At a young age most girls have an innate fascination with makeup and beauty.  Rummaging through your mother’s vanity to see what glorious treasures you’ll find, is a memorable experience for many, but beyond the “dress-up,” when is the right time for young girls to actually wear makeup?  What type of makeup is appropriate?

Marcus Geeter, or “The Makeup Therapist” has some great tips and tricks for teens and their makeup.  Beginning at age 13, Marcus suggests eyebrow tweezing and clear lip gloss for a more polished look without makeup is best.  By fifteen he suggests a neutral eye shadow to define the eye, regular mascara and a concealer that matches skin tone to hide imperfections.  Less is more at a young age. Use of heavy foundation and lipstick isn’t appropriate and may clog pores, which often results in unnecessary acne.  Geeter also recommends creating a simple skin care regime at a young age.  Don’t forget, the better your skin, the less makeup you’ll need!

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