Bridal Makeup | Life Update!

I have two days left of student teaching and then I will officially be able to file for my K-5 license! I'm so ready to finally get paid again!! Since my summer job ended in August, I haven't had an official paycheck since.

Student teaching is insaaaaane money-wise. You pay thousands of dollars for a semester that you spend learning and essentially working full time yet have no source of income. I find that to be such a racket. Don't get me wrong, I have learned an IMMENSE amount during my student teaching time. My cooperating teacher has been nothing but amazing. She was so so helpful in every aspect of the word. I'm really lucky to have her! Now it's onto the job hunt.

Looking for teaching jobs is super competitive these days so I'm hoping I'll be able to get into the district I've been working in for the last two years!

Since it's been so incredibly long, I wanted to share with you makeup I did on a bride who is absolutely stunning! She doesn't wear a lot of makeup on a day-to-day basis so I wanted to keep her look natural, but enough to show up in professional photos (all photos by Magdalena Studios). I will link all the products I used on her below.

Like seriously, how gorgeous is she? She looks that gorgeous without makeup on too. It's honestly not even fair!! She is also my good friend from high school so I got to go to the wedding as well. Here are some pictures from the night (I'm in navy)

Products used on the bride:
Face:
MAC Pro Longwear Waterproof foundation in NW20 and NW35
Makeup Revolution Concealer for undereyes
Ben Nye Cameo Powder to set undereyes
NYX Taupe Micro Eyebrow pencil
Too Faced Chocolate Bronzer
MAC Peachykeen blush

Eyes:
MAC Soft Brown
Makeup Geek Chickadee, Cocoa bear
LORAC Espresso with a touch of black from the Pro palette
LORAC Rose and Champage
Lashes are extensions she had done at a salon