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Successful makeup needs to be applied immediately after washing, exfoliating and moisturizing the face.

Change up your lip liner and lipstick.

Applying mascara in clumps.

Misplacing your shimmer can affect the results.

"When applying shimmer to the face or eyes, be aware that it can cause extra texture," Stewart says. "This means when using shimmer, glitter, or gloss can cause pores to look larger, lids to look bad, and fine lines to appear deeper. In order to successfully use shimmer highlighter, you must be mindful of its placement."

How to get it right:

1. When applying shimmer highlighter, avoid using over acne, too close to the eye, or too far toward the center of the face.

2. To avoid textured eyelids, avoid using shimmers in the crease of your eye. For flattering eye shadow, use a matte shade through the crease, and shimmer on the eyelid and in the inner corner of the eye.

Damaging your natural lashes

"Lash extensions are growing more popular by the day, but they can damage your natural lashes and in-between fills can leave them looking a mess," Stewart says. "Instead of creating havoc on your natural lashes, apply a comfortable strip in minutes. Like eyeliner, faux-lash application is all about your placement." Full details in the comments.

Misapplying your contour and highlight

"Even with all the tutorials out there, highlighting and contouring remains the most difficult and misapplied makeup technique around. Many times we see results that look overdone, patchy, or even misplaced," Stewart says. Full details in the comments.

Lining your lips with liquid lipstick makes a huge difference!

Check-marking your winged liner is a plus for the results!

You should be applying your winged liner in three simple steps instead of one solid sweep. First, your position in the mirror is everything—get as close as you can to it and throw your head back to see where you are working (instead of tugging on your eye and creating crinkled skin). Full details in the comments.