Choosing The Right Foundation Shade
Undertones, testing in daylight, and matching neck to face.
1. Prep Your Canvas
Clean, hydrated, primed skin is the difference between makeup that glides on and makeup that clings. Give moisturiser a few minutes to sink in before primer.
2. Build a Flawless Base
Apply foundation in thin layers and build only where you need it. Spot-conceal rather than covering the whole face — it looks fresher and lasts longer.
3. Define the Eyes
Start with a transition shade, deepen the outer corner, then add liner and lashes. Blending between every step is what separates polished from patchy.
4. Cheeks and Lips
Warm the face with blush and a touch of bronzer, then balance with a lip that suits the occasion. Keep the intensity in proportion to the eyes.
5. Lock It In
Set the T-zone with a light powder and finish with a setting spray for an all-day, natural-looking hold that survives heat and long hours.