Step by Step Makeup Tutorial

Makeup application can be overwhelming for some. And there is more women that I have came across that really want to learn more. So I found a tutorial with  Alana Dawn to take you through the process, from start to flawless finish. Follow these seven basic steps for flawless makeup every time. Get ready for Makeup 101 — class is now in session!
~Tiffany

STEP 1: Start with a clean slate. Make sure your face is fresh and moisturized before putting any product on it. Then, apply primer with your fingers to ensure your makeup lasts all day.
STEP 2: Using a duo fiber brush (the kind with white tips!),  apply foundation all over the skin and blend it onto the neck. I love Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation  Or Giorgio's Power Fabric for this.
STEP 3: Apply concealer below your eyes in the shape of a triangle. This technique ensures natural-looking coverage, brightens up your face and draws attention to your eyes.

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STEP 4:  Apply highlighter along the top of your cheekbones, on the Cupid’s bow, chin and in between the brows. Then, swipe a contour powder along the sides of your nose, along the forehead (near your hairline) and hollows of your cheekbones.
STEP 5: Apply blush to the apples of your cheeks, extending up toward the temples.
STEP 6: Apply a light gold, shimmery shadow (or any shadow of your choice) to the lids and just below the lash line. Using a fluffy, blending brush, dust a soft brown shade into the crease and blend outward. Fill in your brows using a brow pencil or powder. Swipe on some mascara and your eye makeup is set!
STEP 7: Using a lip brush, swipe on a natural, rosy pink lipstick and you’re good to go!
Easy isn't it???

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