I want to do a free makeover?

I'm not sure if you mean you want to GIVE someone a free makeover or GET a free makeover, but if you want to get one, here are some ideas... You could "volunteer" to get a makeover at a cosmetology school. Students need volunteers to help refine their makeover skills--makeup application, haircuts, hair coloring--so you could try calling some local cosmetology schools and see if you can be a "guinea pig," so to speak. Just be sure to carefully talk over any major changes, especially to your hair, before anything is done.

Another possibility is to visit a Merle Norman studio. These are located in most cities in the U.S. (I don't know where you're located, so this may not work for you, of course. ) When you visit one of these studio, a knowledgeable beauty consultant will discuss your beauty goals and then determine what skin care products and makeup shades are best for your skin and complexion and show you how to apply the colors chosen for you.(Here, I'm assuming you're a female, so, if you're not ... well, ignore this suggestion.) There's no obligation to buy anything at these consultations, but you can learn a lot about makeup and skin care.

The consultant will give you a list of the cosmetics used on you, in case you want to purchase them in the future. Regular department store makeup counters often do the same sort of thing as Merle Norman studios, so that's another option you could try if you're not looking for a new hair style. Source: associatedcontent.com/article/495743/how....

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