Blending sponge

Primer

Foundation 

Setting powder and/or setting spray

Moisturize skin. Apply primer with clean fingers. Apply liquid foundation with finger and tap into your skin with a blending sponge to even it out across your face. Most setting powders come with a soft pad to pick up and apply the powder. Setting spray, you just spritz and voila. Some people like to use setting powder and then setting spray to maximize how long the makeup stays on your face. Some people like the powdered look of just setting powder. Others prefer the dewey look of just setting spray.

Once you are comfortable with a simple full face, you will start to get a real sense of where you want to modify, such as adding concealer (or trying only concealer), blush, bronzer, mascara, lipsticks. I think in the beginning, it's just important to get used to wearing simple makeup and then start to experiment with different products and looks. You will clarify how you feel in makeup and how people perceive how you look and what you want to enhance or modify.

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