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Mehndi function makeup: green and gold eye, coral glow, kohl look

Mehndi function makeup — a green shimmer lid edged with gold, black kohl and a soft pink lip, tight beauty close-up in soft open daylight from camera-left, gentle shadow under the jaw, a bright dark-to-light balance with airy mid-tones
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Reading 1Green and gold
Reading 2Coral glow
Reading 3Kohl eyes

For brides and guests at the mehndi, a daytime event in green and bright colours. A green shimmer lid edged with gold, black kohl and a soft pink lip. A coral blush and lip with dewy skin and a floral gota-patti earring. Thick smudged kohl with a bare, dewy face and a deep rose lip. Each is shown close up, under a canopy and by a window. Type a different outfit or skin tone as a direction.

  • a daytime mehndi look
  • a guest look for a mehndi
  • a bride's look for the mehndi day
  • a reference for a makeup artist

Frequently asked questions

Which look suits the mehndi colours?
The green and gold eye repeats the green of the mehndi palette. The coral and kohl looks take the bright colours from the other side.
Can I ask for a different outfit?
Yes. Type the outfit as a direction, such as a green dupatta or a yellow lehenga, and the three looks are the starting point.
Is the kohl look for a daytime event?
It is shown in all three settings, including the daylight under the flower canopy and by the window.

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