The Glamour Studio

Glass skin makeup: This is a Korean beauty trend that aims to create the illusion of glass-like skin. It uses a combination of skincare products and makeup techniques to achieve a flawless, poreless complexion.

Contour and Highlight: Contour your face with a matte bronzer to add definition and use a highlighter to accentuate your cheekbones, the bridge of your nose, and the inner corners of your eyes.

Colored Eyeliner: Instead of traditional black eyeliner, try colorful options like teal, purple, or metallic shades to make your eyes pop.

Lips:
Outline your lips with a lip liner, then fill them in with your chosen lipstick or lip gloss. Blot your lips with a tissue to set the color.

Eye makeup: Apply eyeshadow according to your desired look. Start with a neutral shade on the eyelid and add depth with darker shades in the crease. Use an eyeliner to line your upper lash line, and if desired, your lower lash line. Finish with mascara to enhance your lashes.

Makeup Brushes: Invest in a set of high-quality makeup brushes that include a variety of brush types and sizes. Look for brushes specifically designed for foundation, powder, blush, eyeshadow, eyeliner, and brows. Synthetic brushes are typically easier to clean and maintain.

Blush and bronzer: Apply blush to the apples of your cheeks for a natural flush of color. Use bronzer to add warmth and definition to your face by applying it to your cheekbones, temples, and jawline.

Concealer: Apply concealer to areas of your face that need extra coverage, such as under your eyes, around your nose, or over blemishes. Use a shade that matches your skin tone and blend it in with your fingertips or a makeup brush.

Makeup application techniques - Applying makeup can be an art form, and there are many techniques you can learn to enhance your features and create different looks. Topics to explore include how to apply foundation, contouring and highlighting, eyeshadow application, and lip color application.

Primer
Primers tend to go overlooked, especially by makeup newbies, but it's definitely one that your makeup kit should never be without. Think of it as Photoshop for your skin. It smooths out your complexion by filling in large pores, lines and other blemishes, leaving you with a flawless and even base to ensure your makeup application is a breeze.

Mascara
Plenty of beauty connoisseurs would say that mascara is the most important part of makeup, and for good reason. Mascara adds thickness, length and volume to your lashes, which instantly opens and frames your eyes. The best part? It requires very little effort. Simply take your freshly dipped mascara wand and apply one to two coats before you complete your look. An absolute makeup essential for beginners, it's the quickest way to have a put-together look on the daily.

Eyeliner
If you're struggling to create perfectly lined eyes, trust that you're not alone. Applying eyeliner is arguably the most difficult (and frustrating winged eyes, anyone?) step to master, so much so that some just give up on it completely. But hear us out. An eyeliner can instantly add sultriness and glam to your look, easily transforming it from day to night. For beginners, a pencil eyeliner is often best because its less fussy and gives you more control.