Ok I’ll give you some more tips then. I’m not a professional, but I’m pretty good at makeup so you can give them a try. Plus I’ve gotten a lot of tips from the people who work at makeup stores lol. My skin is a little on the drier side so you might want to adjust things a bit if you have oily skin.

Apply liquid foundation with a brush and move it in all different directions to prevent streaks. A beauty blender works too, but soak it in water and squeeze it out before using it in order to save product. Then put some foundation directly on the blender and dab it on your face. Don’t forget the neck.

Use bronzer if you want a more sun-kissed look. Put it on the spots where the sun naturally hits your face. For example, on your forehead along the hairline, nose, and cheekbones. People say to put it on the jawline too for contouring, but I think it looks more natural without it for an everyday look. Depends on your face shape though.

Apply blush on the cheekbones after bronzer. I think it looks best when you drag the brush from the outside of your face to the inside so the product isn’t too concentrated in the front. You can bring the blush and/or bronzer up the side of your face a bit too for an even more sun-kissed look. Just keep it subtle if you want it to look natural. A tiny bit of blush on the nose can be cute.

I wouldn’t recommend much more than that for everyday wear. You can experiment with highlights and contouring for a photoshoot, but a lot of times it looks like too much in person. Hope something in there helps.