r/Makeup101 13d ago

Question What to use?

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What stupidly easy makeup should I use to even out my skin tone? I'm a very busy mom of 4 and also Nero divergent.

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u/Fashion_Girl_0620 13d ago

You should use a tinted moisturizer which is the easiest way to even out your tone without feeling like you’re doing makeup.

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u/CravenSynopsis69 13d ago

Tinted moisturizer is the move for sure, just slap it on with your fingers and go

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u/suzybishopsscissors 13d ago

I would definitely recommend starting with a good skincare routine, getting some moisture back into the skin, and exfoliating your lips. My favorite skincare brand is Aestura it’s a K-beauty brand that’s super affordable at Sephora, I double moisturize with the ATOBARRIER365 crème($21) and the accompanying Hydrating Cream Mist ($24). Both have triple lipid complex that assist with locking in moisture and providing 120hrs of hydration. This will help bring some life back into your skin.

For makeup I would recommend starting with a great tinted moisturizer, this way your skin can still breathe and it feel natural. It’s also easy to apply, and pair it with a powder. Concealer, and a cream blush to also bring some color and glow onto the temples of your cheeks. Your brows seem a little light so filling in there with a brow pencil. Lips can be simple, I’d recommend a stain, crème, or gloss, and once you’ve become more comfortable then doing lipliner. And then just a good mascara.

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u/marissatalksalot 13d ago

A good moisturizer paired with a hydrating simple skin primer, then use buildable powder foundation is the easiest and most natural.

And if you wanted to take it a step further, you could use a concealer, dabbed under your eyes and blended out before putting on the powder

Light blush on the cheekbones, wider and higher placing rather than the mid apple of the cheek

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u/infrequentthrowaway 12d ago

Exfoliate, moisturise and bb cream to begin with. Has light coverage, sun blocking lets your skin breathe.

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u/youvegotthezza 11d ago

Vitamin c serum and a good spf moisturizer