The skin needs to be done first, because it is the canvas you will be working on. Start by applying primer to the oily areas of your face. Once the primer has absorbed into your skin, start filling in your eyebrows with the eyebrow pencil. This is immediately followed by applying foundation to a makeup sponge and applying it all over your face to even out your skin tone. On top of the foundation, setting powder should be applied by placing the powder on a "kabuki brush" and gently applying it all over the face. Setting powder is used so that the skin does not look oily after a long period of time. Then apply concealer under your eyes to cover dark circles. This time with a makeup sponge, place the powder under the eye and let it "bake". While you let the powder cook, move on to tanning your face, which will bring the color back to your skin. Apply the bronzer to a dense brush and clip the hollow points of the cheek, forehead, side of the nose and tip of the nose. Add a subtle highlight to give your face a luminous glow. Add highlights to areas such as the tip of the nose and the highest points of the cheek. You have the option to add blush. Once you've finished making up your face you can move on to your eyes