Choosing the right Coverage for your Foundation.

Coverage for Foundation Types

Choose a formula with light, medium, or full coverage, depending on how many imperfections you’d like to “erase.”

• Light coverage. Some liquid formulas and tinted moisturizers offer light coverage that creates a natural look.
• For best results, you can use a thinner colored liquid or even a translucent powder.
• Medium coverage. This formula still looks natural but can conceal blemishes and age spots. 
• Powders, liquids, cream-to-powder, and mineral-based foundations all come in medium coverage.
• Full coverage. Women who want to cover skin discoloration, scars, and other imperfections should consider this option.
•  “Cream in a stick or compact form, cream-to-powder, powder foundation.

Creating a Cheekbone with Bronzer

Bronzer for Cheeks

Usually a golden-brown bronzer lends a healthy glow to the skin. Use a fluffy or Kabuki brush to shade the outside area of the face—from the temple, under the cheekbone and down to the jawline in the shape of the number 3. Start off with as little as possible and build it up carefully, to give a glow.

Eyeliner application

Don't apply dark eyeliner on the inner rim of your eyes but rather on the lower lash line. Be sure not to apply it all the way to the inner corner of your eyes as this will make your eyes appear smaller.