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Jaw-dropping images. That's what Megan Moura crafts with her lens, capturing the essence of your senior year. But could there be a secret ingredient beyond her talent? As you prepare for that unforgettable photo shoot, picture-perfect makeup can be the cherry on top, ensuring you love the results even more. Megan Moura Photography in Hawaii is renowned for her senior portraits on Oahu. How can you translate that stunning island glow to your senior shoot? Here are the makeup tips that are ready to make you stand out.
The Hawaiian sun is in a league of its own—unapologetically beaming down on golden beaches and lush forests. But as any islander knows, sun protection is key. In the macro lens of life, the same goes for photography. Your makeup should not only enhance but also protect your skin. Start with a primer that has SPF to keep it simple. Remember, it's not about looking cakey; it's about looking effortless.
Pair that with a lightweight foundation or tinted moisturizer. It lets your natural skin shine through while giving you a polished base. Say “aloha” to the all-day flawless finish, no matter the weather. Set your look with a dusting of translucent powder in your T-zone. It's a concealed concoction that combats shine and gives off a luminous ‘lit from within’ look.
Your eyes and smile are your biggest storytelling tools. In the coming years, they'll be the focus of your senior portraits, so why not make them pop? Use a cream highlighter on your brow bone and the inner corners of your eyes to brighten and bring attention to your gaze. A swipe of neutral, shimmering eyeshadow elevates this effect while keeping it clean and classic.
For your smile, choose a lip color that makes you feel confident. It could be your favorite lipstick or a flattering gloss that catches the light. Whatever you choose, make sure it's long-lasting. You don't want to be distracted by touch-ups when you tell your story through the lens.
Contouring can seem like a makeup unicorn—magical but hard to grasp. The trick is to apply it with a light hand and blend, blend, blend. Think of it as subtle shadows playing up your cheekbones and jawline. You’re sculpting, not painting. For senior photos, a light contour can add dimension to your face, preventing it from looking flat under the lights.
Use a matte bronzer that is just a shade or two darker than your natural skin tone. Apply it as a '3' on either side of your face, starting at your forehead, swooping under your cheekbones, and finishing along your jawline. This secret will add depth to your features in a flattering, camera-ready way.
Your senior photo shoot tops years of growth, change, and personal milestones. Your makeup should reflect the person you've become. Finish it off with a setting spray that locks in your makeup, ensuring it lasts through outfit changes, laughter, and the winds of Oahu.
Lastly, don't forget your personal style. If a bold red lip makes you feel powerful, then by all means, rock that lip. The best senior portraits capture you naturally, glowing confidently, and ready to take on the world.
Ready to shine in your senior photos? Contact Megan Moura Photography in Hawaii for a session to encapsulate memories in the most beautiful frames. Book now to secure your spot in capturing the timeless beauty of Oahu and the essence of your senior year.
The Hawaiian sun is in a league of its own—unapologetically beaming down on golden beaches and lush forests. But as any islander knows, sun protection is key. In the macro lens of life, the same goes for photography. Your makeup should not only enhance but also protect your skin. Start with a primer that has SPF to keep it simple. Remember, it's not about looking cakey; it's about looking effortless.
Pair that with a lightweight foundation or tinted moisturizer. It lets your natural skin shine through while giving you a polished base. Say “aloha” to the all-day flawless finish, no matter the weather. Set your look with a dusting of translucent powder in your T-zone. It's a concealed concoction that combats shine and gives off a luminous ‘lit from within’ look.
Your eyes and smile are your biggest storytelling tools. In the coming years, they'll be the focus of your senior portraits, so why not make them pop? Use a cream highlighter on your brow bone and the inner corners of your eyes to brighten and bring attention to your gaze. A swipe of neutral, shimmering eyeshadow elevates this effect while keeping it clean and classic.
For your smile, choose a lip color that makes you feel confident. It could be your favorite lipstick or a flattering gloss that catches the light. Whatever you choose, make sure it's long-lasting. You don't want to be distracted by touch-ups when you tell your story through the lens.
Contouring can seem like a makeup unicorn—magical but hard to grasp. The trick is to apply it with a light hand and blend, blend, blend. Think of it as subtle shadows playing up your cheekbones and jawline. You’re sculpting, not painting. For senior photos, a light contour can add dimension to your face, preventing it from looking flat under the lights.
Use a matte bronzer that is just a shade or two darker than your natural skin tone. Apply it as a '3' on either side of your face, starting at your forehead, swooping under your cheekbones, and finishing along your jawline. This secret will add depth to your features in a flattering, camera-ready way.
Your senior photo shoot tops years of growth, change, and personal milestones. Your makeup should reflect the person you've become. Finish it off with a setting spray that locks in your makeup, ensuring it lasts through outfit changes, laughter, and the winds of Oahu.
Lastly, don't forget your personal style. If a bold red lip makes you feel powerful, then by all means, rock that lip. The best senior portraits capture you naturally, glowing confidently, and ready to take on the world.
Ready to shine in your senior photos? Contact Megan Moura Photography in Hawaii for a session to encapsulate memories in the most beautiful frames. Book now to secure your spot in capturing the timeless beauty of Oahu and the essence of your senior year.
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