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Blush
Putting on blush can have a huge effect on your overall look, and I personally never leave it out of my makeup routine. Blush is especially necessary if youre wearing a foundation with more opaque coverage, which can sometimes leave your complexion looking a little bit flat.

The blush comes in powder, gel, and cream formulations, with powder being the most popular. Recently, though, cream and gel blush has become very popular as well.

When choosing a blush color, pick something thatll give you a natural flush. Regardless of your skin tone, be careful not to go too bright or to use too heavy a hand when applying, as these things can make you look clownish.

Cloud Set Baked Setting & Smoothing Talc-Free Vegan Powder
I lean more dewy than matte, but a light dusting of powder is a must-have for my T-zone. I hate the chalky finish most powders have, but this one is super smooth, barely there but erases any oily spots while still leaving my skin hydrated.

Morphe 350 Eyeshadow Palette
The Morphe 350 is my go-to palette for warm-toned looks. From cooler grey-toned browns to fiery sunset colors, this large palette is a beautiful mix of wearable warm neutrals that give you effortless versatility whether you are after a daytime look or full-on glam. The perfect balance of matte and shimmery finishes makes it a go-to for makeup lovers at every skill level. Its everything you need to highlight, blend and transition.

Whenever my eyebrows are looking a little raggedy, this gel pulls them together. Sweep it on and it instantly fills in your arches, plumping them up without giving you an unrealistic look. Also, a little goes a long way with this makeup product, so wipe off the excess before you swipe it on.