how to makeup

pressed powders are easier to use because they wont get everywhere but loose powder is easier to set areas that get oily easily and need more powder

placed where the natural shadows of your face hits

be careful of blush placement depending on your face shape as sometimes it can alter the shape of your face making it look longer, wider ect

good to add on top of your blush or on your nose bridge

of course this is something is isnt done in western beauty and more of an asian thing and its supposed to make you look more youthful and smiley. using a seperate product for an aegyo sal isnt required you can use your contour to draw your aegyo sal

good to add on your inner corner, aegyo sal or on top of your eyelid however remember not to put too much

waterproof mascara holds asian lashes the best however its not good for your eyes to wear them everyday because its so hard to get off

strip lashes are easier to apply however they may fall off, individual lashes look more natural but are harder to apply

start off with palettes with 2-4 colours as those will be the easiest to use and understand 

eyeliner pencils are the easiest to use and most beginner friendly but some can smudge easily

asian lipsticks are typically glossy and have a softer formula compared to western brands

sometimes can be sticky but good if you want your lips to look shiny however doesnt last very long

my favourite formula can be used as a lip tint meaning you apply it and remove it and it leaves a stain or leave it on