Pro Makeup Techniques & Artist Training Tips

Stop making a sharp V-shape when lining your lips. I show you my C-shape lip lining technique, a simple switch that contours your lips and makes them look instantly fuller and more defined.

Did you know you can change your face shape with blush? I explain how to apply blush on the temples for an uplifted look on a round face, and on the apples of the cheeks to add fullness to a thin face.

Let's do smokey eyes the easy way. In this tutorial, I break down the steps to create a perfect smokey eye, starting with a transition shade as your 'lakshman rekha' and blending a kohl pencil for a seamless finish.

Are you still using a powder brush to set your under eyes? I show you why a triangle powder puff is a much better tool for a flawless, creaseless finish. This simple change will completely elevate your makeup game.

If your highlighter leaves a stark, unblended line, your brush might be the problem. I explain why switching to a fluffier brush will help you apply highlighter for a beautifully blended, seamless glow.

A quick tip for fuller looking lips. I always recommend using a brown lip pencil because it naturally contours the lips, creating depth and definition for a plumper pout.

For a more natural and elegant look, I always suggest using clear band lashes instead of thick band ones. I share my favorite lash styles from Euro Paris that blend seamlessly with your natural lash line.

I found a beautiful and affordable eyebrow pencil that is perfect for a natural finish. Its micro tip allows for precise, hair like strokes that define the brows without making them look too dramatic or drawn on.

I give my honest review of the Rare Beauty shiny blush. I explain that while it gives a beautiful, pigmented glow, I would not recommend it for textured skin as the shine can enhance pores and pits.