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1. Foundation
2. Cream Bronzer - Apply according to face shape:
- Just in the middle of your cheekbones
- Throughout the border of your hairline
- Jawline (I don't but do it if you want that snatched look, but be care we don't want skidmarks!!)
- Contour your nose according to it's shape.
3. Blush
- Apply according to your face shape and the look you're going for
Tip: When we smile our cheekbones and cheeks lift up!
- Applying it in a circular shape to the mid-lower park of your cheekbones will give you a fuller look
- Applying it at a 45 degree angle of your cheekbones will give you a more snatched and lifted look
4. Concealer
- With an angled brush apply a bit of setting spray to your underyes to set a more tacky canvas for your concealer and wait for it to be fully dry
- With your concealer brush, apply a bit of the product onto the brush and lightly dab around the undereye area
- With a concealer that is a shade or two lighter, apply it to the corner of your eyes and let it sit
Tip: Apply the concealer near the blush so it's blended in seamlessly rather than seeing a clear separation of where your concealer and blush is placed
Tip - Apply your lighter concealer in areas of your face where the light usually hits, this is usually two finger spaces above your brows in the middle of your forehead, a small line just on the bridge of your nose, the tip of your nose, and the side...
- Apply setting spray all over your face and let it fully dry
- Once your face is dry, then you can start blending out all of your concealer!


























Apply in this order:
Power/Baking: - Take a tad bit of baking powder and rub it on the back of your hand to ensure the areas where we will apply iy get an even amount of powder (avoids patchiness!) - Gently apply it wherever we placed our concealer (read step 4 again), o...
- Gently dab then swipe off any excess powder with a powder brush
- Use a melting spray to let that powder melt into your cream products and let it fully dry
- Use a setting spray to lock it all in!
































