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• STEP 2: Test foundation on the inside of your wrist, or have a beauty adviser
apply it to a makeup-free jawline. You want a color that seems to disappear, while
it evens out your complexion and camouflages imperfections.
• STEP 3: Use concealer to hide dark circles and blemishes. Consider green tones
to help neutralize redness and a yellow tone, a few shades lighter than your
foundation, under the eye.
• STEP 4: Choose a powder shade that harmonizes with your skin tone. For most
Asian complexions this means a yellow-toned shade, save the very pale beauty,
who may do better with a translucent or a pale beige shade with a pink cast.
• STEP 5: Add contour to your face with a hint of blush. Look for shades in pale
bronze, subtle pink or soft apricot.

Tips & Warnings

• Remember that foundation will look darker in the bottle than it does on your skin.
• Choose formulas that work in harmony with your skin type. Drier skins will
benefit from a creamier foundation, and oilier skins should stick to a water-based
liquid foundation and oil-free powder.
• Skip foundation if you're blessed with flawless skin - wear a tinted moisturizer
instead. Look for shades that blend into your skin, rather than sit on top of it.
• Dark bronzers may look fake unless your skin sports a sun-kissed glow or self-
tanner has been applied.

Overall Things You'll Need

• Lip Liners
• Mascara
• Waterproof Mascaras
• Blushes
• Blush Brush
• Face Powder
• Eye Shadow Brushes
• Lipstick
• Eyeliners
• Lip Gloss
• Oil-free Foundations
• Eye Shadow

Liquid Eyeliners