Makeup tutorials go fast and assume you own twenty products. This makeup artist starts with what you have, how much time you've got and the look you want, then walks you through it one step at a time, with the mistake to avoid at each stage.
Most everyday looks need four or five products: skin prep, a light base or concealer, brows, mascara and a lip or cheek tint. The artist builds a routine around what you already own.
Work, date night, wedding guest, photos, video calls and long, hot days each need something slightly different - more staying power, less shine, or softer color on camera.
Hooded eyes, monolids, deep-set eyes and glasses all change where shadow and liner should go. Ask and get placement that works for yours.
Will it recommend specific brands?
It suggests product types, shades and finishes rather than brands, so the advice works with what you already have.
Can it help me find a foundation shade?
For shade matching, the Foundation Shade Advisor goes deeper on undertone and testing.
Is it for any skill level?
Yes. Tell it you're a beginner and every step is explained, or ask for advanced techniques.