1. Antes de começar a maquiagem, limpe e hidrate a pele.
  2. Para aumentar os olhos, passe o lápis ou delineador em volta dos olhos.
  3. Utilize sombras de tons claros e brilhantes para aumentar as pálpebras.
  4. Para diminuir o tamanho do nariz, passe um pouquinho de base dissolvida em água nos cantos e na pontinha do nariz. Ele ficará mais fininho.
  5. Antes de começar a maquiar os olhos, aplique uma dose generosa de pó iluminador na parte inferior. Ele facilita a remoção dos excessos de maquiagem que possam cair das pálpebras superiores.
  6. Para esconder as imperfeições da pele, use um corretivo mais claro que o da sua pele.
  7. Passe base nos lábios para fixar melhor o batom.
  8. Prefira pó facial ao invés de compacto, pois ele é mais suave. Espalhe-o com pincel de dentro para fora.
  9. Após passar a base e o pó facial, elimine o excesso com um chumaço de algodão seco, dando leves batidinhas.
  10. Para alongar os cílios, use primeiro a máscara incolor para uniformizar, depois use a máscara preta.
  11. Para esconder as sardas, a melhor tática é usar pó facial ao invés de base.
  12. Aumente os lábios usando contorno mais escuro que o batom. Utilize também gloss e brilhos.
  13. Use demaquilante específico para a região dos olhos. As fórmulas desses produtos são próprias para eliminar os pigmentos de tinta do lápis, do delineador e das sombras — sem que seja necessário esfregar, o que irrita as pálpebras.

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