Makeup by Face & Feature

How to Find Your Eye Shape & What Makeup Suits It

Check your crease, corner tilt, and lid visibility in a mirror to identify your eye.

Makeup for Almond Eyes: Techniques to Enhance the Shape

Almond eyes suit almost any technique — enhance them by deepening the outer V.

Makeup for Downturned Eyes: How to Lift the Outer Corner

Lift downturned eyes by blending shadow upward at the outer corner and sweeping liner.

Makeup for Hooded Eyes: Eyeshadow, Liner & Lash Tips

Apply eyeshadow above the natural crease with eyes open, keep liner thin and smoked-out.

Makeup for Monolid Eyes: Create Depth Without a Crease

Build depth on monolid eyes by stacking shades vertically.

How to Find Your Face Shape in 3 Simple Steps

Measure your forehead, cheekbones, jawline, and face length.

Makeup for a Round Face: Contour, Blush & Liner Tips

Contour the cheekbone hollow and temples, place blush high toward the temples.

Makeup for a Square Face: How to Soften a Strong Jawline

Contour the corners of the jaw and forehead, use soft rounded blush placement.

Makeup for Cool Undertones: What Colors Work Best

Cool undertones look best with pink, rose, berry, mauve, and jewel-toned shades across blush, eye.

Makeup for Dark Skin Tones: Shades, Formulas & Techniques

Dark skin tones need richly pigmented.

Makeup for Fair Skin: Foundation, Blush & Shadow Picks

Fair skin works best with neutral-to-cool foundations, soft peach or pink blush.

Makeup for Warm Undertones: Colors That Complement Golden Skin

Warm undertones suit gold, peach, coral, bronze, and earthy browns across foundation, blush, eye.

Makeup Over 40: Foundation, Eye & Lip Techniques That Work

Cream textures, a hydrating primer, and precise brow definition are the highest-impact shifts for makeup.

Makeup Over 50: The Products & Techniques That Flatter

Skin-tint or light-coverage foundation, cream textures throughout.

Makeup Over 60: Simple Routines That Look Natural & Polished

A skin-tint or tinted moisturizer, cream blush.