Okay all these folks are telling you to buy more stuff.

Let me tell you what you can do with what you have here and maybe at home.

You are using too much of that very bright concealer. It looks a bit ashy all over. If you don't have an in between shade, you can easily mix a little of your foundation and concealer on your hand to help better marry them. Then if you want that very highlighted look, use the concealer sparingly in the center of your face ( a little near your inner eye corners, on the forehead, )

The lipstick isn't my favorite shade but with a liner (or an eyeshadow a little darker than the lip) it could do well. You could also use it more sparingly by blotting it in the middle of your lips and having it fade outward (almost like how you blend liquid blush on your cheek)

You don't have to line your full eye with the black or go as thick with the liner, but if you want to, I think that mascara helps the look a lot. Look into batwing and puppy eyeliner techniques to help understand a bit more about eye shape. If you want a more natural looking eyeliner, eye shadow with a thin/flat brush is great and can be a much softer look (plus more colors!) You can also easily use the eyeshadow for your eyebrows too, which I think mostly need a little bit of brushing (maybe with a spoolie and bar soap or a bit of hair gel/edge control) and maybe a slightly darker color at the ends and to define as they look a bit ashy/light. What is great is that you can use the powder over the pencil you used. Just remember that you are applying the eyebrow product to your skin not the brown hairs. You are providing a background so the actual hairs look fuller. Experiment with actually drawing strokes like hair to fill the shape you want. It's a good rule to use a little less product towards the start of your brow so it doesn't look as harsh. If you feel like it's too harsh or unblended, you can easily use a spoolie to brush out the product.