The colour is best for brightening skin.

It’s the largest surface area for eye makeup and gives you more leeway for error and blending.

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It looks much softer and won’t make you appear too over-done.

Instead, just fill in the holes and gaps. This looks much more natural and modern.

A simple rule to follow: green hides red (pimples or blotchy skin), pink cancels brown (pigmentation and spots) while purple balances sallow/yellow tones.

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A good rule of thumb is to start about two fingers from your nose.

Dab it at the centre of your top and bottom lips (the shinier the better).

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Just apply it to your jawline and blend. It’ll help to hide your flaw.

Do this instead of gliding or rubbing it in. You’ll get better and more natural coverage this way.

It helps to smooth the lips and allow colour pigments go on more evenly.

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