Finessed Face

One of the first things peole do when they change their hairstyle is update their jewelry and make up. You don't have to be an expert to get the perfect make up to go along with you fab new hair style.

The first step of all: Apply a moisturizer with SPF to help concealer glide on smoothly. Then use concealer only where you need it, like on undereye circles and blemishes, Then blend using your ring finger for the lightest touch, and don’t tug on delicate undereye.

Expert tip: To get at fine lines, use the point of your brush.

You have to love those foundation sticks. They get right to the point. It’s easy and gives you plenty precise application. Draw thick lines down cheekbones, the sides of your nose and above brows, and blend with your fingers.

Expert tip: Want lighter coverage? Rub moisturizer on your hands before you blend for a sheer, dewy finish.

Is that a zit? Simply add an extra layer of concealer. Dab that bad boy with a pointed brush instead of slicking it on from the tube. Right on top of the blemish, then pat, pat pat.

Expert tip: Apply powder over top with a puff to absorb oil and to keep cover-up from sliding off midday.

Forget shading and sculpting cheekbones with a brush and powder, and try a cream blush instead for that glow-from-within effect. Apply to the apples of your cheeks, The fast way to find those appples is to smile. Time for a selfie! Bright, bold hues like the berry shade used on our model can look natural, but if you’re color-shy, build the intensity by gradually layering it on. Love the L'Oreal True Match colors, follow their easy number system to get the perfect blush.

Expert tip: Too much too soon, just apply a little foundation over top instead of washing it all off and starting from scratch.

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