To find the right Corrector shade for hyperpigmentation, look at the tone of discoloration. If it's brownish, choose a peach shade. If it's greyish, choose a bisque shade.

Choose a neutral matte shade slightly lighter than your lid tone as a base shade for any eye look to brighten and neutralize discoloration.

To find the right Corrector shade for dark circles, look at the tone of discoloration under your eyes. If it's bluish-purple, choose a bisque shade. If it's greenish-brown, choose a peach shade.

Once you've applied liner to your upper lashlines, glide a cotton swab across the liner, past outer corners to extend the wing, creating an easy cat eye or guide for a bolder wing.

Our Luxe Eye Shadows can be applied wet or dry. To get a high-impact, metallic finish, dampen your brush before dipping into the shadow.

To find the right brow pencil shade, identify your hair’s undertone—either cool or warm—and choose a shade that corresponds to that.

If you ever need to tone down your bronzer, use a foundation brush to buff it out, focusing on any visible edges.

Buff foundation onto your face with the the Full Coverage Face Brush using circular motions to build coverage. Stipple foundation on textured skin with the brush for smoother coverage. Use a sweeping motion to blend out foundation.

To get a smokey eye effect, quickly layer shadow in a deep shade over the top edge of liner before it sets, and then blend out with a brush to get a diffused look.

Use the multitasking Foundation Stick as a medium to full buildable coverage foundation, an undereye concealer, or a spot concealer.

For your most natural brow, finish every look by combing through brows with the spoolie to blend out pencil or powder color.