01 · KNOW YOUR PRODUCTS
Your first makeup kit: what each product actually does
Learn the difference between coverage, color and finishing products before buying a full collection.
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01 · KNOW YOUR PRODUCTS
Foundation shopping: separate shade, coverage and finish
Three decisions that are often confused—and a simple way to compare your options.
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Brushes and sponges: match the tool to the task
A compact tool guide for base, powder, eye color and lip edges.
Open lesson →02 · BUILD YOUR TECHNIQUE
A better base starts before your foundation
Prep, blend and build: a practical foundation routine, informed by the NARS application guide.
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Concealer placement: cover only where you need it
Use targeted application rather than another full layer of base makeup.
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Natural-looking brows: fill gaps before changing the shape
Short strokes, a spoolie and a light hand make a practical starting point.
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A two-shade eye look you can practise in daylight
Start with a soft wash and a small amount of depth before attempting complex eye looks.
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Liquid blush: build your color one small step at a time
Begin with a light application and adjust before adding more color.
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Lipstick and liner: learn one clean edge first
Practise a soft lip, then a more defined version using the same color.
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Setting powder without the heavy finish
A small brush, a light application and selective placement can make the finishing step easier to control.
Open lesson →03 · PUT IT TOGETHER
Put it together: your first complete everyday makeup routine
A repeatable sequence with a final check, rather than a promise of perfect makeup in ten minutes.
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Clean tools, gentle removal and better makeup habits
Close the routine with clean brushes and proper removal rather than leaving makeup on overnight.
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