First, use color corrector and concealer to camouflage hyperpigmentation spots. When the color corrector and concealer are absorbed, apply foundation according to the color and undertone of your skin. Second, use foundation according to the condition of your skin for longer-lasting and comfortable makeup.

Use contour stick for more practical, easy to use, and blend. Apply contour by forming the number '11' on both sides of the nose bone.

Apply highlighter to the bridge of the nose by creating the letter 'I' from the hollow between the two eyes to the tip of your nose. Use it sparingly for easier blending.

Use contour in several other areas of the face, such as below the cheekbones, under the chin, and along the forehead edges to create a more dimensional shape of your face.

If necessary, dampen the sponge to moisten it so that it is easier to apply the cream contour and highlighter with a dry or less creamy texture. Make sure the sponge is not too wet when used to avoid lifting or removing makeup underneath.

Key contours and base makeup with loose powder blended using a sponge. Don't forget to use cream blush before loose powder to make the face more radiant. Replace loose powder with compact powder for higher coverage. Watch the video here.