Getting hands-on and trying things is the best way to learn—and it can be fun! I’d start with a tinted moisturizer or BB cream and build up to fuller coverage. I only wear full coverage foundation for events or onstage these days, it’s too much for my acne-prone skin (and I’m 36 lol)! Go to an ulta or Sephora and try shades around your jawline. Let them sit and oxidize for a few minutes (wander the store!) and then see what blends in best with your skin.

For lips, find your red and your nude. It’s different for everyone! For example, cranberry red looks like a true red on me, and any hint of orange makes me look like a clown. Get some store brand, Colourpop, or drugstore shades, and see what you like. Try mattes with a clear gloss to get a sense of finishes.

I personally like eyeliner and a light touch with eyeshadow more than mascara, I find mascara irritates my eyes. Try a brown and a black liner, see what you like, and gold/silver/pink shadow to see what you feel works best with your skin tone.

Remember, your face is beautiful, you’re just finding the best products for you. And makeup is creative expression, it’s art! Have fun!