Dead Poets Society Imagines/Preferences

Doing His Make Up

Charlie Dalton:

You loved doing make up, you enjoyed it greatly but you always had a tough time doing it on yourself mostly because your face would have a bad reaction to certain pigments. When Charlie found out he volunteered to be your dummy, you practiced all sorts of looks on him all that he enjoyed and loved. He was happy to participate in something that you loved and would often show off the make up looks to his friends.

Gerard Pitts:

To you make up was difficult and so you could only work with neural colors and not crazy fun ones. Gerard saw you trying to put on fake lashes and asked if you were interested in maybe doing his make up. You were extremely excited to do it, a nee canvas and everything you wanted to do something crazy but you only had neutral make up colors (much to his disappointment).

Knox Overstreet:

You were used to doing neutral make up styles, a bit of eyeliner and some times false lashes. Knox was watching a make up tutorial online and asked if you could do it on him. When you saw the make up look you were scared but seeing the excited look on Knox's face you reluctantly agreed to do it. And woah, Knox loved it so much he showed everyone, although his face was stained and the mascara didn't leave until three days after.

Neil Perry:

Neil is a lover of art and a lover of theater. He loved to read Shakespeare poetry and would walk around pretending to be a posh British man. You decided to do his make up in a poor imitation of Shakespeare. He showed up to English lessons full costume and make up. Mr. Keating had a great laugh at Neil's imitation of Shakespeare.

Steven Meeks:

You weren't one to shy away from dramatic make up and very rarely ever did simple looks. Your mom had bought you face paint and you had fake lashes. And an amazing boyfriend who supported you and all your interests. So when you asked if you could do some experimental looks on him, although reluctant, he agreed to let you. You did a Picasso inspired look on him, you made him show his friends who were very impress (although laughing).

Todd Anderson:

You hated make up, despised it. But on a summer morning Todd and you were hanging out and had nothing to do. So Todd suggested you do his make up, so with $40 in cash you and him walked to the nearest drug store where you bought drug store make up. You also bought some chips and a soda pop along with some candy and an energy drink for Todd. You did a pretty bad job but Todd thought it was funny and asked if he could do yours. You two didn't know whose was worse.