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Blush:

Add a pop of color to your cheeks with blush. Smile and apply it to the apples of your cheeks for a youthful look.

Conceal Strategically:

Use a concealer to cover blemishes or under-eye circles, but avoid over-applying. Aim for a more natural look by using concealer only where needed.

Highlighter:
Apply highlighter to the high points of your face, such as your cheekbones, the bridge of your nose, and the cupid's bow. This adds a subtle glow.

Blush/Bronzer: Apply blush or bronzer to add warmth and dimension to your face. Use a fluffy brush to lightly sweep the product onto the apples of your cheeks for blush or along the hollows of your cheeks for bronzer.

Frame your face with brows: Fill in your eyebrows using a brow pencil, powder, or gel to create definition and shape that complements your face. Use small, hair-like strokes to mimic natural brow hairs for a more realistic effect.

Moisturizer: Apply a moisturizer to your face and neck after cleansing, when your skin is still damp, to lock in moisture and prevent dryness. Use a moisturizer that is appropriate for your skin type, whether it's oily, dry, or combination.

Face Mask: Apply a face mask to your clean, dry skin once or twice a week, depending on the type of mask and your skin's needs. Leave the mask on for the recommended time, usually 10-20 minutes, and then rinse it off with warm water. Follow up with a moisturizer to lock in hydration.

Makeup application techniques - Applying makeup can be an art form, and there are many techniques you can learn to enhance your features and create different looks. Topics to explore include how to apply foundation, contouring and highlighting, eyeshadow application, and lip color application.

Brow Powder
Any beginner can start filling in their brows using a brow gel or a powder shadow, says Kendall. But if you've marathoned beauty gurus bold-brow routines only to have them look, well, not like theirs, Kendall recommends powder. Powder tends to be more forgiving when you first start off. Look for a more coarse brush to apply the product so it doesn't apply too much product at once.

N**e and a Bold Lip Color
Lipsticks can dramatically transform your look with just a few swipes, so it only makes sense to have go-to n**e and bold colors that fit any occasion effortlessly. The perfect neutral and a pop of color are two lip colors every girl should have in her purse, says Kendall, recommending beginners to stick with a formula that has more hydration for its forgiving nature

Mascara '
Plenty of beauty connoisseurs would say that mascara is the most important part of makeup, and for good reason. Mascara adds thickness, length and volume to your lashes, which instantly opens and frames your eyes. The best part? It requires very little effort. Simply take your freshly dipped mascara wand and apply one to two coats before you complete your look. An absolute makeup essential for beginners, it's the quickest way to have a put-together look on the daily.

Bronzer
Once you've primed and perfected your canvas, it's time to add more drama and dimension. A great bronzer makes my top five of must-have products, Kendall tells us, adding that it's essential to add a touch of color to a washed-out complexion. How to do so without going overboard? Kendall says to dust a little bronzer into the hair line, across the cheek bones and neck to give an instant pick-me-up.