What Makeup To Buy For Beginners

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Want to get into makeup, but don't know where to start? Unsure of the difference between concealer, foundation, and primer? Don't worry, here's your guide to all the makeup basics you need so you can stock up like a pro and get into the beauty game.

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Priming Moisturizer

Like Meghan Trainor said, "It's all about that [base]." While she may have been talking about women's figures, the same is true for makeup. It all begins with good skincare, primarily the primer, which preps your face for everything you're about to put on top of it.

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Flex Concealer

A big zit appeared the day before prom? Don't worry! That's what concealer is for! This concealer will cover up any scars or pimples in a way that looks totally natural.

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Fit Me Matte + Poreless Foundation

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Eyeshadow

Like eyeliner, you have so many options when it comes to eyeshadow. Palettes are great because while you'll probably stick to two or three colors for your everyday look, there are also options if you're going for more ~dramatic~ glam for a dance or date night.

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Highlighter

Highlighter is a great way to look dewy and accentuate the lines of your face. This highlighter is super easy to use since it's in stick form, simply glide it across your cheeks and rub it in with your fingers.

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Blush

If you want a fresh, rosy-cheeked look, get yourself some blush and a nice big brush to apply it.

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Setting Spray

After spending all that time on your makeup, make sure it stays throughout the day and into the night. Spray some setting spray over your masterpiece and you'll be good to go.

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Makeup Bag

Keep all of your new products organized in a cute makeup bag! It's perfect for traveling so when you're on the go you can just grab it and throw it into a suitcase.

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