Hi Girl! If your makeup ever seems off or just doesn't sit right, these tricks might be the game-changer!

• Foundation & Concealer Tips

Swiping and blending randomly can make things patchy.

– Instead, use clean fingers or a flat tool to spread a thin, even layer where it matters most—especially over pores.

– Use a sponge to gently tap and blend. Want more coverage? Just layer gradually instead of piling it on at once.

• Eyeshadow & Eyeliner Tips

– Always apply a neutral base color across your lids first. It helps other shades blend better.

– Use darker tones on the outer corners or near your lash line to define your eyes.

– Have hooded eyes? Try tightlining—fill your upper lash line using dark shadow or a soft pencil. Then, use a fine-tip pen to draw just the wing.

– Don't forget to smudge out your liner with shadow for a softer, bigger-eye effect!• Blush: Where & How Matters

Bright colors highlight and pull areas forward. Deeper tones give a sculpted look.

• Blush: Where & How Matters

Bright colors highlight and pull areas forward. Deeper tones give a sculpted look.

For round faces:

– Focus blush toward the edges of your cheeks or higher up along the cheekbone.

– Blend inward gently, and don't be afraid to use bolder shades for a lifted finish.

Makeup is personal, so keep trying until it feels just right for you!