What's the best makeup tip you think every beginner should know?
Maybe you use a spoon under your lower lashes, to avoid getting mascara beneath your eyes.
Maybe drawing a a hashtag shape helped you perfect a neat "outer v".
Or maybe it's something simple about the order you use your products: like applying concealer *after* foundation.
OR, maybe you finally figured out how to get straight eyeliner by making several little dots or dashes first, then connecting them.
Do you always test shades of foundation on your jawline, because it's the same undertones as the rest of your face, but not as pale as your neck?
Do you get perfectly blended under-eye concealer by making an "x" underneath your eye, first?
