What is it: A 3-in-1 cream eyeshadow, primer, and liner that delivers crease-resistant color and stay-put power. There are all different types of face makeup to try. Depending on the look you are going for, you can achieve full coverage or sheer coverage; a dewy, shimmering or matte finish; highlighted and sculpted features; naturally flushed cheeks or high pigment cheek color. Here is a rundown of the most commonly used face makeup:

When selecting a beginner eyeshadow palette, there are a few things to consider. First, choose an eye palette that offers a range of neutral shades, as these are easier to work with. Look for a palette that includes both matte and shimmer finishes, allowing you to create different eye looks and experiment with textures. It's also helpful to choose a palette with instructions, guiding you on where to place each shade for a basic eye look. Look for palettes with a range of shades and finishes. This allows you to create a variety of looks that can be subtle to dramatic. Eyeshadow palettes that include a mix of matte, satin, and shimmer (glitter or metallic) finishes. e.l.f. clean means we go above and beyond EU Cosmetic Regulation and FDA requirements by voluntarily removing more than the required 1,600 ingredients. Foundation comes in cream, liquid, and powder formulas and offers coverage that ranges from sheer to light to medium to full. It can provide a matte finish, a dewy finish, or an iridescent finish. Whatever coverage or finish you need, there is something for you. Bronzer helps to give your skin a warm, luminous glow—as if you’ve spent time in the sun. They can also lightly sculpt your face. Bronzers come in cream or putty and powder form and may be matte or shimmery.Use fingertips, an eyeshadow brush, or liner brush to apply and blend. If using as primer, allow to set before applying more color. Face Primer is used under your foundation to smooth and refine your skin, blur your pores, prevent creasing, even out imperfections, adjust skin tone, absorb oil, and eliminate unwanted shine. It creates a smooth, even canvas for the rest of your makeup while helping grip your makeup. It can come in a liquid, cream, or gel form. When choosing an eyeshadow palette that complements your skin tone, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind. Here's a guide to help you choose the right palette: Cream eyeshadows are very easy to use. apply a small amount of eyeshadow to the eyelid with a damp eyeshadow brush or your finger. You can also use a concealer brush to blend the eyeshadow into the crease for a smoky look. Be sure to blend the eyeshadow well to avoid any harsh lines, and use a damp brush or your ring finger to soften any edges. To achieve a long-lasting look, set the eyeshadow with a light dusting of powder eyeshadow or setting powder.

Contour is typically a shade or two darker than your foundation or concealer. Contouring is used to create the effect of shadow and define your facial features. To remove, apply waterproof makeup remover, gently massage in circular motions, and rinse with water.​Figure out your skin's undertone. Is your skin more warm, cool, or somewhere in between? For a warm undertone, think earthy vibes with shades of copper, bronze, rose gold and warm browns. If you have cool undertones, go for jewel tones, blues, purples and even silvers. If you have a neutral undertone, you can wear any color you want. Start by selecting a base shade—something close to your skin tone such as pearl, beige, or peach. Use a flat eyeshadow brush and sweep this shade over your lids and up to your brow bone What is the look you are trying to achieve? If you prefer a more natural everyday eye look, go for neutral palettes with soft browns, taupes and beiges. If you want an evening vibrant look, go with an eye palette with jewel tones and vibrant pigments. All e.l.f. products are free from phthalates, parabens, nonylphenol ethoxylates, triclosan, triclocarban, and hydroquinone.