HOW TO...APPLY MAKEUP TO FACE
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step four... even out skintone
Use an oil-free liquid foundation in a color that matches your skin perfectly - do not use foundation or powder to change your skin color (and remember to buy one that is yellow-based, not pink-based)!  Make sure the texture is light - you don't want to use a thick, heavy formula.

You can either apply only on areas that need to be evened out (around the base of nose, red or discolored spots, zits, etc) or apply it over your entire face. If you're applying to your entire face, use the the six dot method (use small dots) - one on the forehead, each cheek, the nose, and on each side of the chin. Spread evenly with a non-dampened makeup sponge (use the wedge type). Also smooth a little over eyelids. Remember to go easy - you want your face to look natural! If your skin only needs a little help, use a sheer foundation or tinted moisturizer (or mix your current foundation with moisturizer on your fingertips or the back of your hand and then apply).

Type Tips: If your skin is Dry, go for a creamy formula; if your skin is Sensitive, make sure your foundation is hypoallergenic; if you have Oily skin, make sure your foundation is water-based and noncomedegenic.

You can skip this step if your skin doesn't need any help (it's okay to only apply concealer, coverup, and powder, if that's all you need).

PAGE 1: Intro
PAGE 2: Exfoliate & Cleanse
PAGE 3: Moisturize & Protect
PAGE 4: Conceal Dark Undereyes
PAGE 5: Even Out Skintone
PAGE 6: Cover Up Blemishes
PAGE 7: Set with Powder
PAGE 8: Bronzer & Blush