Before applying makeup, be sure to use either a primer or moisturizer—choosing one is sufficient. Note that even the lightest moisturizer can interfere with primer's effectiveness to some degree.
2. Foundation
Many start with eye makeup, but eyeshadow applied to bare skin can leave stubborn stains.Therefore, apply foundation first to create a blank canvas, then correct imperfections and add finishing touches.
3. Concealer
Concealer primarily covers acne, acne scars, and dark circles. Apply carefully under natural light while facing the mirror—avoid covering your entire face with concealer.
4. Loose Powder
Loose powder sets your makeup. Use a large brush to lightly dust translucent powder evenly across your face. When brushing over eyelids, it removes excess eyeshadow powder for a smoother, more natural finish.
5. Eyes and Lips
Eye and lip makeup should complement each other, following the principle of one bold, one subtle. If you're doing smoky eyes, skip the fiery red lips.
Eye Makeup: Eyeshadow → Eyeliner → Mascara. Typically, reinforce the look by adding another layer of eyeliner along the lash line. You can also add a tiny bit of shimmery eyeshadow to the center of the eyelid.
Lip Makeup: Lip balm → Lip liner → Lipstick → Lip gloss. If using lip liner, gently blend it into the lips with your fingertip before applying lipstick.
6. Blush
Blush is applied last because it bridges the eye and lip makeup while adding a healthy glow—truly the finishing touch.
That covers the basic steps for fashion makeup. If you enjoy makeup, try following this process. I hope this guide proves helpful.