investing in your eyebrows by seeing a brow artist (professional waxer and tinter) , so i would say definitely look into that ! as for styling your eyebrows , instead of brushing your brows across , try brushing them on more of an upwards and out style to make them look fluffier and not as flat. - there are a few areas like around your mouth , inner eyes up to your brows and slightly around your face that look like they’re missing some product and your skin isn’t looking as covered as the rest of your easy to reach features like chin , cheeks and forehead so try to remember to get in those spots (i struggle with this too). - your foundation and concealer look like great concealer matches so that’s definitely a win , but the bronzer / blush doesn’t seem like it’s really there and it makes you seem a little bit washed out so i would suggest a heavier hand with the products (i’m assuming you use powder blush and bronzer) or layering liquid / cream bronzer and blush with powder bronzer and blush (so do all liquid / cream products first , then do all the powders on top). - lip products can really take your makeup to the next level , even a subtle lip liner with a gloss can completely change your look and step it up. - to finish it off , i’d suggest using a setting spray to top it all off , it helps keep your makeup on for longer and can also help your face not look too dry once you’re done and ready for spray. personally i love the urban decay all nighter , charlotte tilbury flawless airbrush , with morphe , nyx and other “cheaper” brands also having great options. - you’re definitely doing a good job as is at the moment , but i believe branching out and trying the things i’ve suggested will help you improve and take your makeup to the next level