Soft glam is a warm brown smoky eye with a nude-rose lip; the school colors look is a navy and gold glitter eye with a black wing; the natural look has dewy skin and a clear gloss.

Why are there three views of each look?

The close-up shows the technique, the side view shows the shape of the eye, and the dance view shows how the look holds in low light.

Can I match the look to my dress?

Yes. Type the dress color or the school colors and the palette changes; the palettes in the pictures are examples.

Are these pictures of real students?

No. The face is a sample and not a particular person, and the look in the picture is a reference, not a promised result.

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Homecoming makeup: soft glam, school colors, natural glow

Homecoming makeup — soft glam makeup with a warm brown smoky eye blended into the crease, fluttery lashes, a matte nude-rose lip and a soft highlight on the cheekbones, a beauty close-up with the face straight on, soft even daylight from camera-front, a balance high and clean with only a faint shadow under the jaw

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Reading 1Soft glam

Reading 2School colors

Reading 3Natural glow

Pictures of three homecoming makeup looks: soft glam with a warm brown smoky eye, a glitter eye split in two school colors, and a natural look with dewy skin and a glossy lip. Each is shown as a close-up, from the side and at the dance, to show the technique and how it holds in low light. Type a red lip, graphic liner or a look for hooded eyes, and the same three views carry it.

a reference to show whoever is doing your makeup
a glitter eye matched to the school colors
a natural look for the photos before the dance
a practice plan for a look before the night

Frequently asked questions

Which look is which?: Soft glam is a warm brown smoky eye with a nude-rose lip; the school colors look is a navy and gold glitter eye with a black wing; the natural look has dewy skin and a clear gloss.
Why are there three views of each look?: The close-up shows the technique, the side view shows the shape of the eye, and the dance view shows how the look holds in low light.
Can I match the look to my dress?: Yes. Type the dress color or the school colors and the palette changes; the palettes in the pictures are examples.
Are these pictures of real students?: No. The face is a sample and not a particular person, and the look in the picture is a reference, not a promised result.

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This page is a showcase and a starting point: nine samples already rendered, three readings of the pack crossed with three styles, each shown at the size and ratio it was made for. Take any of them further on the wall with a few words, or ask for all nine again under your own direction; a sign-in keeps what you make, and it is free while Toile is new. The recipe behind each sample — the subject, the style, the palette, the framing — travels with the image rather than staying private to the render: it is in the alt text of every sample and in the page's own structured data, so a search engine reads the same handles a person would.