Step two
Fifteen products in application order. Every recommendation explains the shade, where it goes, how to blend it, which brush to use and how much to apply.
Your warm olive undertone needs a golden base — neutral pink bases turn ashy on you by midday.
Peach cancels the blue-grey shadow typical of warm olive skin without going chalky.
Your mild T-zone shine needs control, but full-face powder would flatten your natural glow.
Terracotta mirrors your Warm Autumn palette; cool taupe bronzers read muddy against olive.
Peach flatters warm olive far better than cool pink, which fights your natural complexion.
A heart face benefits from softening the forehead width, not carving the cheeks.
Gold highlight harmonises with your undertone; icy silver would sit on top of the skin.
Your arch is already soft and lifted — filling the head would drop the whole brow.
Plum sits opposite green on the colour wheel, making your hazel eyes read greener.
Soft brown enhances your eye colour more naturally than black, which overpowers hazel.
Outer-weighted lashes lift a slightly hooded almond eye.
Your lower lip is already full — overlining only the centre keeps the balance.
Brick rose picks up the warmth in your hair and keeps your medium-high contrast intact.
Centre-only gloss adds dimension without softening your defined cupid's bow.
A dewy set keeps your smooth texture looking like skin rather than makeup.