Makeup Guides by Facial Feature
Makeup Guides by Facial Feature
Use this library to understand what each product does, where it is normally placed, and how placement can be adjusted for different visible features and makeup goals.
Eyes and Eye Shapes
Learn how to identify your eye shape, adjust eyeshadow placement by eye shape, choose eyeliner techniques for hooded, round, almond, upturned, and downturned eyes, and use inner-corner, crease, and outer-corner placement with more control.
Brows
Learn how to find a balanced brow start, arch, and tail, create soft fronts with defined tails, choose between pencil, powder, pomade, and gel, and avoid common brow-shaping mistakes.
Complexion
Build a smoother base with skin preparation before makeup, choose the right foundation coverage and finish, apply concealer only where it is needed, and improve wear with powder, setting spray, and practical touch-ups.
Contour and Bronzer
Learn the difference between contour and bronzer, including tone, texture, placement, and blending order.
Blush and Highlight
Learn where to place blush for a lifted, natural look and how highlighter can support—not overpower—the makeup.
Lips
Improve lip definition with balanced lip-liner placement, understand rosy nude, mauve, berry, coral, and red color families, compare matte, satin, cream, and gloss finishes, and learn how to add dimension without harsh overlining.
Face Shape and Placement
Use face shape as a flexible starting point for makeup placement, while also considering cheekbone position, facial width, feature spacing, and the intended look.
Tools and Brushes
Learn what foundation, concealer, powder, contour, blush, highlight, eye, brow, and lip brushes are designed to do so you can choose the right tool for each area.