The 13-Step Secret to Flawless Makeup: Perfect Application & Layering ✨

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Ever wondered why some people’s makeup looks effortlessly flawless, while yours seems to fade, cake, or disappear by midday? Spoiler alert: it’s not just the products—they’re using the right order and technique to layer their makeup like pros. At Makeup Brands™, we’ve cracked the code on the proper way to apply and layer different makeup products to achieve that radiant, long-lasting finish everyone envies.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through every step—from prepping your skin with moisturizer to locking in your look with setting spray. Plus, we’ll share insider tips on avoiding common pitfalls like cakey foundation and patchy concealer. Curious about which primers really work or how to blend eyeshadow like a pro? Stick around, because we spill all the secrets that makeup artists swear by!

Key Takeaways

  • Start with a well-moisturized, primed canvas to ensure smooth application and longevity.
  • Apply makeup in order from lightest to heaviest textures—liquids before powders—to avoid pilling and patchiness.
  • Build coverage gradually with thin layers to prevent cakey or heavy-looking makeup.
  • Use setting powders and sprays strategically to lock your makeup in place all day.
  • Customize your routine with optional steps like color correcting and contouring for a personalized glow.

Ready to transform your routine? Let’s dive into the 13 essential steps that will elevate your makeup game forever!


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⚡️ Quick Tips and Facts for Flawless Makeup Application

Welcome to the ultimate guide from us, the pros at Makeup Brands™! Before we dive deep into the art of layering, here are some juicy tidbits to get you started on your journey to a flawless face.

Quick Tip 💡 The Nitty-Gritty Details
Order is Everything The general rule is to apply products from lightest to heaviest texture (liquids before powders). This prevents pilling and ensures a smooth blend.
Skincare First, Always Makeup can only look as good as the canvas it’s on. A clean, moisturized face is non-negotiable for a seamless finish.
Primer is Your Best Friend Think of primer as the bridge between your skincare and makeup. It smooths, blurs, and gives your makeup something to grip onto for all-day wear.
Less is More You can always add more product, but it’s much harder to take it away. Start with a small amount and build coverage where you need it.
Tools Matter The right brushes and sponges can make a world of difference in your application. Clean them regularly to prevent bacteria buildup and ensure a perfect blend.
Setting is Key Setting sprays and powders are the final “lock” on your look, preventing melting, fading, and creasing.

💄 The Art and Science Behind Perfect Makeup Layering: A Brief Overview

Ever wonder why a celebrity’s makeup looks so impossibly perfect, even under harsh lights? It’s not magic; it’s method. Here at Makeup Brands™, our team of estheticians and makeup artists has spent decades perfecting the sequence of makeup application. It’s a delicate dance between skincare science and artistic layering.

The core principle is creating a stable, smooth base that subsequent products can adhere to without sliding, caking, or disappearing by lunchtime. Think of it like painting a masterpiece. You wouldn’t just slap oil paint onto a raw canvas, would you? Of course not! You’d prime it first. Your face deserves the same respect.

The debate over the “correct” order can be fierce in the Cosmetics Industry, with some artists swearing by an eyes-first approach and others championing a base-first routine. While there are no hard-and-fast rules, a generally accepted order exists that provides the most reliable and stunning results, especially for those still mastering their technique. We’re here to break down that tried-and-true method for you.


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Get ready to transform your routine! We’re about to walk you through the definitive, 13-step process to achieve that coveted flawless finish. Let’s get started.

1. Step 1: Prepping Your Canvas with Moisturizer

You wouldn’t build a house on a shaky foundation, and you shouldn’t apply makeup to unprepared skin. This is the most crucial step, and one our estheticians are passionate about!

  • Why it’s essential: Moisturizer hydrates and plumps the skin, creating a smooth surface. It prevents foundation from clinging to dry patches and can even help regulate oil production throughout the day. Applying makeup to dry skin is a recipe for a cakey, uneven disaster.
  • How to apply: After cleansing, take a dime-sized amount of your favorite moisturizer. We love CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion for a reliable, budget-friendly option, and La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer for sensitive skin. Warm it between your fingertips and gently press it into your skin, moving upwards and outwards. Give it a solid 5 minutes to fully absorb before moving on. This is non-negotiable!

✅ Do: Choose a moisturizer suited for your skin type (oil-free for oily skin, richer cream for dry skin). ❌ Don’t: Skip this step, even if you have oily skin! A lightweight, oil-free moisturizer can actually help control shine.

2. Step 2: Locking It In with Primer

If moisturizer is the foundation of your house, primer is the coat of paint that seals the walls. It’s the secret weapon for longevity and a poreless finish.

  • What it does: Primer creates a barrier between your skin and your makeup. It fills in fine lines, blurs the appearance of pores, and gives your foundation something to grip, dramatically extending its wear time.
  • How to apply: A pea-sized amount is all you need. Focus on the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) or any areas where you have larger pores or tend to get oily. Gently blend it outwards with your fingers.
  • Our Picks: For a grip that won’t quit, the e.l.f. Power Grip Primer is a viral sensation for a reason. For a classic, blurring effect, you can’t go wrong with the Smashbox Photo Finish Smooth & Blur Primer.

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3. Step 3: Achieving Flawless Coverage with Liquid Foundation

Now it’s time for the main event: foundation. This step evens out your skin tone and creates the uniform canvas for the rest of your look.

  • Finding your shade: The biggest mistake we see is the wrong shade of foundation. Always test shades on your jawline, not your hand. The right color should virtually disappear into your skin.
  • Application techniques:
    • Fingers: Great for a light, natural coverage. The warmth of your hands helps the product melt into the skin.
    • Brush: A dense buffing brush, like the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Luxe Complexion Perfection Brush #7, provides fuller coverage and an airbrushed finish.
    • Sponge: A damp beauty sponge, like the iconic Beautyblender, gives a seamless, skin-like finish by pressing and bouncing the product into the skin.
  • How to apply: Start in the center of your face and blend outwards. This ensures the most coverage where you typically need it (around the nose and mouth) and prevents a harsh line at your jaw or hairline.

4. Step 4: Concealer Magic – Hiding Imperfections

Here’s where the great debate often begins: concealer before or after foundation? We, along with experts like Charlotte Tilbury, firmly stand in the after camp. Why? Applying foundation first evens out a lot of discoloration, meaning you’ll end up using far less concealer.

  • Choosing your shade:
    • For blemishes: Use a concealer that matches your foundation exactly.
    • For under-eyes: Go one to two shades lighter to brighten and counteract darkness.
  • How to apply:
    • Under-eyes: Apply a few dots in the inner corner and outer corner of your eye, lifting upwards. This brightens without settling into fine lines.
    • Blemishes: Apply directly onto the spot with a small brush and gently tap the edges to blend. Avoid swiping!
  • Pro-Favorite: The NARS Radiant Creamy Concealer is a cult classic for a reason. For a fantastic Drugstore Makeup option, try the Maybelline Fit Me Concealer.

5. Step 5: Setting the Base with Foundation Powder

To lock in your liquid and cream products, a light dusting of setting powder is essential. This step controls shine, blurs pores, and prevents your base from creasing or transferring.

  • Types of Powder:
    • Translucent: Has no color and is perfect for setting without adding coverage.
    • Colored/Tinted: Can add a bit more coverage and help further even out skin tone.
  • How to apply: Use a large, fluffy brush for a light, all-over application. For areas that get extra oily or tend to crease (like under the eyes and around the nose), use a powder puff or a damp sponge to press the powder into the skin—a technique called “baking.”
  • The Holy Grail: Makeup artists everywhere swear by Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder.

6. Step 6: Adding Warmth and Dimension with Bronzer

Now that your canvas is set, it’s time to bring back some warmth and dimension. Bronzer gives you that healthy, sun-kissed glow.

  • Where to apply: Think about where the sun would naturally hit your face. Apply it in a “3” shape along the sides of your face: from your temples, across the hollows of your cheeks, and along your jawline.
  • How to apply: Use a fluffy angled brush. Tap off any excess powder before applying to avoid a muddy look. Blend, blend, blend! The goal is a seamless glow, not harsh lines.
  • Fan Favorites: Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzer is a timeless classic, while Physicians Formula Murumuru Butter Bronzer smells like a tropical vacation and gives a beautiful, luminous finish.

7. Step 7: Blush – The Rosy Glow of Life

Blush is the quickest way to look more awake and vibrant. It brings life back to your complexion.

  • Where to apply: This depends on your face shape!
    • Oval faces: Apply to the apples of the cheeks and blend upwards towards the temples.
    • Round faces: Apply slightly higher on the cheekbones to create a lifting effect.
    • Heart-shaped faces: Apply in a “C” shape from the top of the cheekbones to the temples to soften angles.
  • How to apply: Smile to find the “apples” of your cheeks—the roundest part. Use a blush brush to apply the color there, then sweep it upwards and outwards.
  • A Cult Classic: NARS Blush in the shade “Orgasm” is universally flattering and beloved by our team.

8. Step 8: Highlighting for That Lit-From-Within Glow

Highlighter is the final touch for your complexion, adding a beautiful radiance and enhancing your bone structure.

9. Step 9: Mastering Eyeshadow Application and Blending

With your face makeup complete, it’s time for the eyes. Starting with eyeshadow allows you to clean up any fallout before moving on to liner and mascara.

  • The basic formula: A simple, three-shade look is perfect for beginners.
    1. Light Shade: Apply all over the lid as a base.
    2. Medium Shade: Apply in the crease (the hollow part of your eye) to add depth. Use a windshield-wiper motion with a fluffy blending brush.
    3. Dark Shade: Apply to the outer corner in a “V” shape to add definition and a smoky effect.
  • Pro Tip: Always prime your eyelids! You can use a dedicated eye primer or a dab of concealer set with powder. This prevents creasing and makes your colors pop.
  • Palette Perfection: Urban Decay Naked Palettes offer a fantastic range of neutrals for every skin tone.

10. Step 10: Eyeliner Techniques for Every Eye Shape

Eyeliner defines the eyes and can make your lashes appear fuller.

  • Types of liner:
    • Pencil: Easiest for beginners and great for smudging for a smoky look.
    • Liquid: Perfect for creating sharp, precise wings. Requires a steady hand!
    • Gel: Applied with a brush, offering the precision of a liquid with a bit more playtime.
  • How to apply: Get as close to your lash line as possible. Start with small, short strokes rather than trying to draw one continuous line. For a winged look, draw a line extending from your lower lash line upwards, then connect it back to your upper lash line.
  • Stay-Put Liners: The Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner is a makeup artist staple.

11. Step 11: Mascara – The Ultimate Lash Enhancer

Mascara is the one product that can instantly make you look more awake. It opens up the eyes and completes your eye makeup.

  • How to apply for no clumps:
    1. Wipe excess product off the wand on the lip of the tube.
    2. Wiggle the wand at the base of your lashes to build volume at the root.
    3. Pull the wand straight through to the tips.
    4. Apply a second coat before the first one fully dries to avoid a clumpy, spidery look.
  • Pro Tip: Always curl your lashes before applying mascara! It makes a huge difference.
  • Lash Legends: Too Faced Better Than Sex Volumizing Mascara and L’Oréal Voluminous Lash Paradise are both top-tier.

12. Step 12: Lip Gloss and Lipstick – The Cherry on Top

Your lip product is one of the final steps. Applying it now prevents it from getting smudged while you do the rest of your face.

  • How to make it last:
    1. Exfoliate and moisturize your lips first for a smooth canvas.
    2. Use a lip liner to define your lips and prevent color from bleeding. You can even fill in your entire lip with the liner to act as a long-lasting base.
    3. Apply lipstick, blot with a tissue, and apply a second layer.
  • Iconic Lip Products: From a classic MAC Cosmetics Matte Lipstick to the universally loved Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer, there’s a perfect lip for every look.

13. Step 13: Setting Spray & Powder – Locking in Your Masterpiece

This is the final, crucial step to ensure your makeup lasts all day and night. Think of it as hairspray for your face.

  • What it does: A setting spray is a fine mist that creates a protective film over your makeup, preventing it from melting, fading, or settling into fine lines. It can also help meld powder and cream products together for a more seamless, skin-like finish.
  • How to apply: Hold the bottle about 8-10 inches from your face and spritz in an “X” and then a “T” formation to cover all areas. Let it air dry.
  • The Gold Standard: The Urban Decay All Nighter Long-Lasting Makeup Setting Spray is unmatched for its staying power.

✨ Optional Steps to Elevate Your Makeup Game

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Once you’ve mastered the basics, you can start incorporating a few extra steps to take your look from beautiful to breathtaking.

  • Color Correcting: Applied after primer but before foundation, color correctors use the principles of color theory to neutralize discoloration. Green cancels out redness, peach/orange cancels out blue/purple under-eye circles, and yellow cancels out purple tones. We recommend the NYX Professional Makeup Color Correcting Palette.
  • Contouring: While bronzer adds warmth, contouring adds shadow and definition. Using a cool-toned powder or cream, you can sculpt your cheekbones, jawline, and nose. This step comes after foundation but before setting powder (if using a cream) or after powder (if using a powder contour).
  • Eyebrow Definition: Well-groomed brows frame the face. You can fill in sparse areas with a pencil, powder, or pomade. This is typically done after your face makeup is complete but before eye makeup, as it helps guide your eyeshadow placement. The Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz is a precision pencil loved by pros.
  • False Lashes: For extra drama, applying a strip or individual false lashes can elevate any eye look. This should be the very last step of your eye makeup, after mascara.

⏱️ How to Speed Up and Streamline Your Makeup Routine

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Let’s be real, not everyone has an hour to get ready every morning. Here are our top tips for a flawless face in a flash:

  • Multi-use Products are Your Savior: Use a cream blush like Milk Makeup Lip + Cheek Cream Blush Stick on your cheeks, lips, and even as a wash of color on your eyelids. A bronzer can double as a crease color for your eyeshadow.
  • Focus on the Essentials: On a busy day, a great routine can be just five products: concealer, brow gel, blush, mascara, and a tinted lip balm. Check out our guide to the top 5 makeup products for our must-haves.
  • Tinted Moisturizer is a Game-Changer: Combine your hydration, SPF, and light coverage step into one with a product like the bareMinerals Complexion Rescue Tinted Moisturizer.

🛍️ Makeup Shopping Tips for Beginners: What to Buy First?

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Stepping into a makeup store can be overwhelming. Where do you even start? Here’s a beginner’s shopping list to build your starter kit.

  1. A Solid Base: A good medium-coverage foundation and a versatile concealer.
  2. The “Big 3” for Eyes: A neutral eyeshadow palette, a user-friendly eyeliner (pencil is great to start), and a volumizing mascara.
  3. Cheek Essentials: A universally flattering blush and a subtle bronzer.
  4. Lip Love: A nude lipstick or gloss that you can wear every day.
  5. The Finishers: A translucent setting powder and a reliable setting spray.

The video below, “Beginner Makeup Essentials: What You ACTUALLY Need,” is a fantastic resource that breaks down exactly what’s worth your money when you’re just starting out.


🎨 Expert Secrets to Layering Makeup Without Caking or Creasing

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“Why does my makeup look so heavy?” It’s a question we get all the time. The secret to avoiding the dreaded “cake face” is all in the technique.

  • Thin Layers are Key: It’s better to apply two thin layers of foundation than one thick, heavy one. This provides coverage without looking like a mask.
  • Allow for Drying Time: This is especially important between your skincare, primer, and foundation. Giving each layer a minute or two to set prevents products from mixing and pilling on the skin.
  • Use Powder Strategically: You don’t need to powder your entire face. Focus only on the areas that get shiny, like your T-zone. Leaving the high points of your face powder-free will maintain a natural, skin-like glow.
  • Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate: Caking and creasing are often signs of dehydration. Well-moisturized skin will grip makeup smoothly. A hydrating setting spray, like the Morphe Continuous Setting Mist, can also be used throughout the day to refresh your look and melt powders into the skin.

💧 Skincare and Makeup: How to Harmonize Both for a Flawless Finish

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Think of skincare and makeup as a power couple—they work best when they’re in sync. An esthetician’s dream is a client who understands that makeup is an extension of their skincare routine.

The Perfect Pre-Makeup Skincare Routine

  1. Cleanse: Start with a clean slate to remove any dirt and oil.
  2. Exfoliate (2-3 times a week): Gently sloughing off dead skin cells creates a smoother texture for makeup to glide over.
  3. Tone (Optional): A toner can help balance the skin’s pH and tighten pores.
  4. Serum: Target specific concerns with a serum (e.g., hyaluronic acid for hydration, vitamin C for brightness).
  5. Moisturize: This is the essential step to hydrate and create a smooth canvas.
  6. SPF (Daytime): Always finish with sunscreen to protect your skin. Let it sink in completely before starting your makeup.

By following a consistent skincare routine, you’re not just improving your skin’s health; you’re ensuring your makeup looks better and lasts longer. It’s the ultimate win-win from our Beauty Tips experts!


🌟 Final Look: Bringing It All Together Like a Pro

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You’ve done it! You’ve followed the steps, layered like an artist, and created a masterpiece. Your final look should be a seamless, blended, and radiant version of you. The products should look like they’re one with your skin, not sitting on top of it.

Take a step back and admire your work. Notice how each step builds upon the last—the smooth base from your primer, the even tone from your foundation, the dimension from your bronzer and blush, and the final lock from your setting spray. This methodical approach is the secret that separates amateurs from pros. Now go out there and glow!


Want to continue your beauty education? Here are some of our favorite resources from around the web and our own site.

  • Internal Resources from Makeup Brands™:
  • External Resources:
    • Temptalia: An incredible resource for in-depth product reviews and swatches.
    • Beautypedia: Known for its scientific, evidence-based reviews of skincare and makeup products.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Makeup Application and Layering

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We’ve compiled some of the most common questions our clients ask us. Here are the quick and dirty answers from our expert team.

  • Do I really need to use a primer? While not strictly necessary for everyone, if you struggle with makeup longevity, large pores, or an uneven texture, a primer can be a total game-changer. It makes a noticeable difference in the application and wear of your makeup.
  • Can I use setting spray before foundation? Yes! Some setting sprays, like the Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, are designed to both prime and set. Misting it on before your base can add an extra layer of grip. You can even spray it between layers of makeup for maximum hold.
  • Why does my foundation look cakey? This is usually due to one of three things: 1) Not prepping with enough moisturizer, 2) Applying too much product at once, or 3) Using too much powder. Remember to hydrate well and build in thin layers!
  • What’s the difference between setting powder and finishing powder? Great question! Setting powder is designed to absorb oil and lock makeup in place. Finishing powder is typically used after setting powder to blur imperfections, diffuse light, and give the skin a soft-focus, airbrushed look.
  • Should I do my eye makeup or face makeup first? This is a matter of professional preference!
    • Face First (Our Recommended Method): This creates a clean canvas and is often more intuitive for most people.
    • Eyes First: Many pros prefer this method when doing a very dark or glittery eye look. It allows them to clean up any eyeshadow “fallout” on the under-eye area without disturbing their perfectly blended foundation and concealer.

We believe in backing up our advice with reliable information. Here are some of the sources we consulted to bring you this comprehensive guide.

  • Colorescience. “How to Apply Makeup: A Step-by-Step Guide for a Flawless Look.”
  • Charlotte Tilbury. “The Correct Order of Makeup Steps.”
  • Lemon8. “What is the proper way to apply and layer different makeup products for a flawless look?”
  • L’Oréal Paris. “The Correct Order of Makeup Application.”
  • Byrdie. “What Does Setting Powder Actually Do? We Asked Makeup Artists to Explain.”

🏁 Conclusion: Your Path to Flawless Makeup Starts Here

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Congratulations, makeup maestro! You’ve just unlocked the secrets to applying and layering makeup products like a pro. From prepping your skin with the perfect moisturizer to locking in your masterpiece with setting spray, each step builds upon the last to create a flawless, radiant look that lasts all day.

Remember, the key to success is layering thoughtfully—starting with lightweight products and building up coverage gradually, always blending seamlessly. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned artist, mastering this order will save you from cakey mishaps and uneven finishes.

If you ever wondered whether primer is really necessary or why your foundation sometimes looks patchy, now you know: skincare and preparation are your best friends. And yes, layering does improve the longevity of your makeup, but only when done correctly with quality products and proper technique.

So, go ahead—experiment with your favorite brands, mix textures, and find your signature glow. Your makeup routine just got a serious upgrade, and we can’t wait to see you shine!


Ready to shop the products that will transform your routine? Here are direct links to the essentials we mentioned, plus some must-read books to deepen your makeup knowledge:

Must-Read Books for Makeup Enthusiasts

  • Making Faces by Kevyn Aucoin — Amazon Link
  • Face Paint: The Story of Makeup by Lisa Eldridge — Amazon Link
  • Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual by Bobbi Brown — Amazon Link

❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Makeup Application and Layering

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How do I prep my skin before applying makeup for better results?

Proper skin prep is the foundation of flawless makeup. Start with a gentle cleanser to remove dirt and excess oils. Follow with an exfoliation 2-3 times a week to smooth texture. Apply a hydrating moisturizer suited to your skin type and allow it to fully absorb. Don’t forget sunscreen during the day to protect your skin and prevent premature aging. This creates a smooth, hydrated canvas that makeup can adhere to, preventing patchiness and dryness.

What order should I apply foundation, concealer, and powder?

The recommended order is foundation first, then concealer, followed by setting powder. Applying foundation first evens out your skin tone, so you can see exactly where you need extra coverage. Concealer is then used to target specific areas like under-eye circles or blemishes. Finally, setting powder locks everything in place, controls shine, and prevents creasing. This sequence is supported by experts including Charlotte Tilbury.

Can layering makeup products improve the longevity of my look?

Absolutely! Layering lightweight products in thin coats helps makeup adhere better and last longer. Each layer builds coverage without heaviness. For example, applying primer before foundation creates a grip, while setting powder and spray lock everything in place. However, layering too much product at once or skipping prep can cause caking or fading. The key is to build gradually and allow each layer to set.

What are the best techniques for blending different makeup products seamlessly?

Blending is both an art and a science. Use clean brushes or damp sponges to gently tap and buff products into the skin. Avoid harsh rubbing or dragging motions, which can disrupt underlying layers. For cream and liquid products, warm your fingers to melt the product into the skin for a natural finish. Always blend edges well, especially around the jawline and hairline, to avoid visible lines. Using multi-use products can also simplify blending by reducing the number of different textures.

How do I choose the right primer for my skin type?

Choose a primer based on your skin’s needs:

  • Oily skin: Look for mattifying primers like Smashbox Photo Finish Mattifying Primer that control shine.
  • Dry skin: Hydrating primers with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, such as e.l.f. Power Grip Primer, help plump and smooth.
  • Sensitive skin: Opt for calming, fragrance-free primers like La Roche-Posay Toleriane Primer.
  • Dull skin: Brightening primers with light-reflecting particles can add radiance.

Is it better to do eye makeup before or after face makeup?

Both methods have pros and cons:

  • Face first: Allows you to see the overall look and clean up any fallout easily.
  • Eyes first: Preferred for dramatic or glittery eye looks to avoid ruining your base.

Our experts recommend doing face makeup first for everyday looks and eyes first for special occasions.


Dive into these trusted resources to deepen your makeup mastery and keep your glow game strong!

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