Makeup faux pas I have been guilty of:
1. Orangey make-up.
Hey I was in high school and all I could afford was drugstore aka CoverGirl. Their lightest shade back then was too dark for me.
2. Line of demarcation. (Where your make up looks like a mask.) Thankfully this was only in high school when I was first learning to do makeup. My grandmother noticed and taught me how to fix it.
3. Bad lipliner. This one wasn't my fault. My gran was one of those "thou must wear lipliner with lipstick" types and I'm kind of ocd with my lipstick and chapstick so I constantly reapply. I don't even bother with it anymore. I know where my lips are.
4. Cleopatra eyes. -This doesn't really count considering I was like 6 and raiding my mother's makeup but I have such ah... fond memories of it.
See, I was born in the 80's. I though the proper way to wear eyeshadow was to have bold colors up to your eyebrows and as far out as to your hairline. At least 3 colors, of course. Hey I was 6. I should do that and take a pic for humor's sake.
5. Flakey skin. I'm currently guilty of this. Not right now now, but currently if that makes sense. I exfoliate, I moisturize still the dratted dead skin won't go away.
It's not that bad, but once I put my foundation/whatever it's called on it's noticeable. (I need my makeup.)
It's sometimes bad on my forehead, but my nose always looks like I've just finished getting over a sunburn. (Minus the red.)
Strange my gran has the same problem too. Is there a peely nose gene?
All that said. Out of all the make up faux pas in the world there is one that continues to annoy the snot out of me.
When the person's face is 2 or more shades lighter than the rest of their body.
How does that happen?
It's like someone popped the head off Barbie and replaced it with a knock-off brand.