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A light-catching base with coverage where you want it. Start with the finish, then choose the few products that earn a place in your routine.

1. Start with your usual skincare and let each layer settle.
2. Apply a light layer of a radiant base, adding coverage only where wanted.
3. Use a little setting product where shine becomes distracting. Leave the rest luminous.

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Clear shine, a wash of colour, or overnight care: these are different jobs. Choose the one you actually want.

1. Choose between clear shine and sheer colour before choosing a product.
2. Apply a thin layer first. Add more at the centre for a stronger glossy effect.
3. Keep overnight lip care as a separate step; it is not a direct substitute for daytime gloss.

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A little colour, blended until the edges disappear. Compare a liquid and a cream by how you like to apply makeup.

1. Start with less pigment than you think you need.
2. Blend the edges with fingers, a brush or a sponge, following the product directions.
3. Check in natural light before adding another layer.

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Shape, hold and maintenance each do a different job. Build a routine around the result you want and the time you have.

1. Choose your intended shape before adding styling products.
2. Read whether a product belongs on damp or dry hair and whether it needs heat.
3. Keep maintenance treatments separate from products that provide hold or immediate texture.

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One deliberate line or a defined brow can become the focus. Choose the tool around the mark you want to make.

1. Decide whether the focal point is liner, lashes or brows.
2. Build a small mark first, keeping the rest of the eye simple.
3. Use each product only on the areas specified in its instructions.

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