Having long wanted to try trad goth makeup, the author gathered white foundation, black liners, eyeshadow, mascara, dark lipstick, and setting powder. After prepping the skin, they applied pale foundation, created thick - lined and winged eyes, added intense eyeshadow and mascara. They finished with dark lipstick and setting powder. The result was dramatic and they were excited, planning to wear it to a club.
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