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How to build a makeup routine
Most routines follow the same order. Start with a primer or moisturizer, then foundation or a tinted moisturizer, then concealer where you want extra coverage. Add blush, bronzer or highlighter, define your eyes and brows, finish with lip color, and set the look with powder or a setting spray. You can skip any step that you do not need.
Choosing shades and formulas
- Face: match foundation to your neck and jawline in natural light, and check whether you lean warm, cool or neutral.
- Eyes: neutral shades are easy to blend, and mascara and eyeliner add definition in minutes.
- Lips: lipstick gives the most color, lip glosses add shine and lip stains stay put.
Making makeup last
Prep matters as much as product. A primer can help makeup sit more evenly, and a light dusting of powder or a mist of setting spray helps it stay in place through the day. Apply products in thin layers and blend as you go instead of adding more at once.
Taking it off
Remove makeup before bed with a makeup remover. Wipes are quick, balms and oils melt heavy formulas, and cleansing water suits a light day. Tools help too: browse makeup brushes and tools for blending and precise application.
Questions about makeup
How often should I replace makeup?
Liquid and cream products and anything used near the eyes wear out sooner than powders. Mascara is usually replaced about every three months, so check the packaging for the brand's guidance and replace anything that changes in smell or texture.
What is the easiest way to find my shade?
Test a few shades along your jawline, wait a few minutes and look at them in daylight. The shade that seems to disappear into your skin is usually the match.
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