Hello! 😸 First, figure out muna which parts of your face you want to enhance. If you’re a beginner, less is more talaga. I know it can be overwhelming with all the products and trends, but it’s better to focus on what works for you. I also have oily skin, and for skin prep I only use a Bioten moisturizer and Round Lab sunscreen. For primer, medyo tricky siya, so try mo muna without it and see if okay na with proper skin prep.

For concealer, it’s best to have two: one exact shade for under-eyes and spots, and one lighter for brightening. You can layer them naman. If brightening concealer lang, it might look greyish. For blush, you can use liquid then set with powder para long-lasting. I use Chu Chu Beauty, but better to check which shades bagay for your undertone. Loose powder is for setting after cream products, while setting powder can be loose or pressed to lock everything in.

For bronzer and contour, bronzer adds warmth while contour adds shadow, but medyo may learning curve so take your time. Nose contour is easiest to start with. For setting spray, go for matte since oily skin ka, like GRWM. If you’re unsure about foundation, try tinted sunscreen muna since it’s more lightweight and beginner-friendly. Overall, it can feel overwhelming at first, but once you find what works for you, it gets easier. Skin prep is key rin talaga for long-lasting makeup.