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What you feel comfortable applying and wearing. Not the time to anything new or anything you’re not comfortable with.
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When you want to communicate directly to the jury, like during opening and closing arguments, I would make sure eyes and eyebrows are defined and visible across the room.
When putting on a witness, you might consider less noticeable makeup and attire so that the witness is the center of attention.
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Depends on what your jury is like. Research the area and look at what the locals look like, then step it up a notch or two from that.
Agree with this. I’m not much of a make-up person, but if I was trying a case in Dallas I’d do significantly more than if I was trying a case in NYC. You don’t want your look to be distracting either way, so follow the norms of professional women in that community.
Enough to cover the circles under my eyes 😅
I do a full face (even out skin tone, concealer under eyes, fill in brows, add blush/bronzer for color, mascara to look awake), but I don't go full glam.
I try to keep from looking too young by avoiding pinks and shimmer/highlighter.
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I would say the Jones Road look. Fresh, vibrant, polished.
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