Follow the visual sequence

  1. Prepare your skin and let your usual moisturizer settle before adding a thin base.
  2. Use concealer only on the areas you want to cover. Add bronzer lightly around the outer face; blend the edges before judging the depth.
  3. Build blush on the upper cheeks and keep highlighter selective. Placement maps are a starting point, not a fixed rule for every face.
  4. Apply a light lid shade, add a small amount of brown at the outer lid and blend its edge. Keep darker pencil along the external lash line, then finish with mascara.
  5. Define the natural lip boundary softly, add a nude lip color and finish with a little gloss if you like.

Practise one step at a time

Choose one technique from the poster, try it with the products you already own and compare the result in consistent lighting. Change one thing on your next practice: amount, tool or placement.

Product roles, not a compulsory shopping list

The poster illustrates product categories. It does not establish that a particular person used a named product or that you need to purchase an entire kit.

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