Q&A for How to Apply Simple Makeup

You can use a fan brush to wipe away the excess makeup powder on your face or remove eyeshadow fallout. You can use it to apply a highlighter and bronzer.

Remember to clean and moisturize the skin before applying makeup. Pick the correct shade of foundation and blend it well. Do not fill the brows too dark, apply blush too low, overuse mascara on the lower lashes, or put on too much makeup product.

Invest in a personal makeup class with a professional makeup artist. It will help you understand your face shape and what color and makeup style are suitable for you. The makeup artist can also recommend products that are suitable for you. Besides this, watch youtube videos and practice applying makeup.

It may be due to your appearance (you may look a few years older than you are and/or dress that way), or because you speak and interact more maturely than your peers.

Any type is fine, but look for one that matches your skin type. For example, if you have dry skin, find an extra hydrating moisturizer.

Since you don't have any eyeliner to balance out light colors of eyeshadow, use darker colors for eye shadow and a pink tint for the lipstick. Don't try to put too much black on your eyes, but go for a more natural look as you don't have the tools to go above and beyond.

Keep your skin clear and radiant. Use a moisturizer each night and exfoliate once a week.

You can try putting lemon on your teeth or using Crest Teeth Whitener. You should also brush your teeth twice a day instead of once.

Yeah, you should be good only using concealer and sealing it with powder. I don't know if it will last as long without a foundation, but you could try it.

Wear an amount you feel comfortable in. Wearing a cake-load of makeup isn't good for your skin, so we recommend a very subtle and basic makeup routine for everyday use.

Use a concealer that you can find that best resembles your skin tone. Cover the scar entirely with concealer. Then, use a damply wet beauty blender to dab upward onto your face.

Use those lightly for a still natural result and pinch your cheeks for blush. Get your index finger wet with water and push up on your eyelashes for mascara. It won't look exactly the same, but it will be the closest without actually having makeup besides concealer.

It is entirely up to you. Try it both ways.

There is nothing wrong with that.

First, you need to find the appropriate brush for each type of makeup. Once you have your brushes, just take your brush and dust it on the makeup you are using. Don't put too much pressure, but don't be too gentle or barely any makeup will be on the brush. Tap off any excess using the back of your hand and lightly dust the product wherever it needs to go on your face.

The key to good makeup as a tween is making it look natural. Do not go heavy on anything.

Try applying rosehip oil or aloe vera, and derma rolling. If they're really stubborn scars, consider laser removal.

It depends on how much you are willing to spend on the concealer, and what shade you need.

You could try to wake up a bit earlier than normal. Try to practice over the weekend so you can speed up your makeup routine to condense it to as short as possible.

Lots of people advise different things; go with what you are comfortable with. I suggest concealer, powder, bronzer, a little eye makeup, and lip gloss.

Translucent powder is the best option for simple makeup. Also, put your foundation on first before concealer.

Yellow concealer conceals purple and blue, like under eye bags and bruises. Lavender concealer conceals yellow spots.

A lip liner is much too creamy for eyebrow use as it's meant for lips, but if you have a very pale eye pencil it can work very well as an eyebrow pencil.

It depends on your skin tone and lip color. If you have darker skin, use a lip color like dark purple or bright pink; if you have a medium skin tone, use a red lipstick; if you have a light skin tone, use a very light pink lipstick or an orange or peach lip gloss. You can just use black mascara, an eyelash curler, or you can certainly use both. For eye shadow, try to stay away from blues, purples and bright pinks. Instead, try browns, reds or black (but not too much black). With eyeliner, use brown for a natural look and black for an edgier look.

Translucent does not change the color of your skin tone, but instead smooths it out. A compacted powder usually stays on better.

Use a light brown or dark brown tone, depending on your skin. You don't need to use it at all if your skin is clear.

The number 1 secret to concealing a beard shadow is to use a color corrector. Very lightly use a concealer with peachy or pink undertones to conceal the shadow. Apply full-coverage cream or powder foundation on top, if you wish.

Foundation by itself may not get you the desired look, if you want to not spend too much money buying some bronzer/blush, highlighter and mascara and a bit of lipgloss may pull together your look a little bit better. Still on the natural side though.

It's really entirely up to you, if your skin is very clear then there is no need. You're already blessed! Putting extra makeup might cause your face to break out. Stick to simple blush, mascara, brow gel etc.

Yes, as long as it is your shade. You can dot small dots of foundation on places you would conceal or just skip concealer completely - it is up to you.