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[D681]Dresses For Prom Night
by Rose DesRochers, Ros

For many parents prom is an expensive time of year and families are struggling financially to give their son or daughter the perfect night that they will remember a life time. Well there is no reason why you can't give them that night but on a budget you can afford. I have put together ten tips to help you save a few dollars. Attending a prom doesn't have to cost a fortune. Prom night doesn't have to break us. Girls the memories of prom will not be if you spent 20 dollars to get your nails done or arrived in a limo. The memories will be of who you were in school and the special times that you all shared.

1.The Tuxedo: Boys why bother renting that tuxedo when you can purchase a nice suit that you can wear again for under the cost of renting that tuxedo.

2.Hair and makeup: Girls the cost of hair and makeup is expensive. The boys are lucky they don’t have to fork out this one. Hair, Makeup you’re looking at an additional 80 dollars. For makeup call your local department store and see about getting your make up done on Prom day, also call around to your local salons and see if they have a package deal that includes both hair and makeup. You can also save money by having your mother put up your hair. Look at some of the styles for prom online and make a fun night with mom practicing the styles before the prom. You could also get in touch with Mary K and plan a makeup party early in the afternoon on prom day and the Mary K host will do your makeup free.

3.Limos: They are nice but they are so traditional and cost a lot. Why not gather a group of your friends together and do something off the wall. Arrive at your prom on the city bus or contact your school and rent a school bus for the evening and have all your friends pitch in.

4.The dress: Girls purchasing a new dress will cost you 200 dollars and for what something you won’t wear again or will sit in your keep sake box. Why not shop on Ebay or your local used clothing store and get a dress for under the cost and then just pay the additional cost to have it dry cleaned. You may also want to check around with family and see if they have a bridesmaids dress or maybe your cousin still has her prom dress that you can borrow.

5. The flowers: Purchasing flowers from the flower store is going to cost you around 20 dollars. You can go to the craft store purchase the supplies to make your own corsages and boutonni for half the cost. They are so simple and fun to make. Make a fun day of it and invite your g/f over to make them with you.

6.The photos: Why hire a professional photographer when you can have dad take some nice photos with his digital camera and you can delete the ones that you don’t like. Then you can save even more money by emailing them to friends and family.

7.Parties: Save on the big prom party. Gather a bunch of your friends together and have a fun post prom party. Some ideas might be a pool party or a bowling party.

8.The Jewelry: Girls, girls why pay the expensive cost of Jewelry when Mom and Gradma might have their own personal jewelry store right in their bedroom. The sentiments of borrowing something from Grandma will be more special than anything new that you purchase from the store for this special day.

9.The dinner: Save money by having a backyard barbeque or a romantic dinner at home with candles and the works and order take out.

10. Nails and Shoes: If your city has a beauty school, you can make a nail appointment and have a student put nails on you for a discounted price . You can exchange shoes with friends or purchase a nice pear of white pumps that you can wear again and again.

I hope that these ten useful tips will help you save money and still have your unforgettable night.


One of the more exciting occasions in a teenage girl's life is getting ready for her prom. For the snapshots to be absolutely brilliant, the make-up for prom has to be flawless. Get help with your prom make-up, if you are thinking of doing it yourself. Using this guide, you can put on make-up at home and your prom date and your friends will be impressed.

Begin with a fresh face and balanced skin. Your cosmetics for the prom will look better if you begin with a really good foundation. Wash and dry your face. Next, put on your foundation. This can be a powder or liquid. Do this to your whole face. You must be certain not to leave any lines by blending the foundation into your skin with a make-up sponge. Foundation supports an even skin color and conceals any spots, freckles, or mismatched coloration.

Apply rouge to the cheeks. You can make your cheeks stand out by adding some blush to your prom make-up. Pick a blush color that suits your skin tone and dress. Sweep blush just under your cheek bones. (If you don't know where the right area is to put blush, make a fish face and put the blush on your cheeks in the hollow areas.) Applying a couple of strokes should be enough.

Create great eyes. You want everyone to notice how gorgeous your prom make-up is, but you still want to look pretty natural. Do not try to make a feature of both your eyes and lips, it is too much. A more natural approach with a focus on the eye make-up will have you looking great.

First, use some concealer to even out the skin color around your eyes. Put some on the bottom part of your eyes and in the creases. Mix it in with your finger. Put on the eye shadow afterward. Choosing darker colors makes for a smokey effect. Choose three tones of color and start with the palest color on the lower part of your lid, then the middle tone across your entire lid. Finish with the darkest color above that, all the way up to your eyebrows. Use your finger or a brush to blend it in.

Your prom make-up should include some eyeliner. Use a dark liner with a thin applicator brush - you don't want to go overboard on this step. Work from the inside area of your upper eye to the outside, reaching to the line of your lashes. You should begin at the middle of the bottom of your eye and move out, doing this again for the other eye.

Being prom night, you should probably also curl your eye lashes. Squeeze your lashes in the curler for a few seconds. After that put on mascara. It is an evening look, so choose brown or black mascara. When applying mascara you need to begin at the eyelash root and drag the brush out, moving the brush from side to side to make sure you get it all on your lashes. Apply to top and bottom of both eyes.

Complete with some lipstick. Your prom make-up wouldn't be perfect without some lipstick. Select an understated natural color (be sure to keep in mind, you do not ever want to compete with your eye make-up). Use lip liner and line your upper lips with liquid liner. Make sure you ?kiss? a tissue to blot any excess lipstick.

Lip gloss will finish off your facial make-up for your prom night. This will help to your lips to remain a luscious appearance all night long - plus it will keep them hydrated. It is a good idea to have lipstick and gloss with you during prom night for touch-ups.

Think about using a little glitter. After all, prom night is one time to shine, literally!

Think about putting some glitter on your with your prom make-up routine. Sprinkle a small amount on your face and neck area. Or try a sparkling powder on your face to give a subtle hint of glamour to your prom look.

Be sure that your prom make-up is blended well. Make sure you apply your make-up, and then wash your hands before you put on your prom dress in order to avoid getting make-up or other stains on it. You can now relax and enjoy yourself feeling certain that your make-up looks really perfect!
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