
27 Helpful Products For People Who Think They Suck At Makeup
A Neutrogena makeup-correcting stick so you don't have to be so anxious about making a "whoopsie" during your beauty routine. This lets you effortlessly clean up smudged eyeliner or mascara, which is more sanitary than using your fingers and more eco-friendly than using cotton swabs!
A tube of Glossier Boy Brow that'll give your brows that textured, voluminous look without the stiffness or flakiness. Just swipe it on like mascara and you'll be rocking a pair of chic Lily Collins brows.
A popular long-lasting eyeliner stamp so the nemesis of your makeup routine is no longer such a hard step. Say goodbye to wasting all your cotton balls (and all those extra minutes you could've used making your coffee) on failed attempts at a flawless eyeliner flick. This stamp will do it for you!
A touch-up razor and dermaplaning tool that'll let you create the ~smoothest~ canvas for your glam. This lets you quickly shape your brows or remove any of those other fine facial hairs that you just don't have the time or patience to pluck out one by one. Have no fear — it's super gentle and painless!
A foundation brush — you're bound to love it no matter what your level of experience is. With a perfect balance of soft and firm, it lets you achieve that hard-to-get ~flawless finish~ whether you're blending powder or liquid. Plus, many reviewers mention how user-friendly the bristle design is (especially for beginners).
An under-eye brightener that'll help balance out the bluish tones of under-eye shadows and dark circles. And bonus! It's infused with hyaluronic acid and shea butter to nourish your skin and give you a radiant glow. Wear it by itself or under your concealer for a more full-coverage look!
And Maybelline's Instant Age Rewind concealer with a cushion applicator that makes it easy for you to conceal any blemishes or dark circles before you head out for another day of making the world believe you totally did not stay up marathoning your latest Netflix obsession.
A sheer tint BB cream for anyone for prefers something lighter and easier to blend than regular foundation. This oil-free formula gives you allover coverage while mattifying and reducing redness. And bonus! It's got a hint of salicylic acid that can help clear acne.
A daily lash serum because it'll make your mascara step twice as easy since it'll make your lashes longer and stronger within just a few weeks. Soon, you'll be resisting the urge to flutter your lashes like a cartoon character every time your S.O. walks by.
Or these glamorous reusable magnetic lashes that'll have you turning heads one blink at a time. Say goodbye to struggling with glue and wasted lashes — each set of these sticks right to the included eyeliner, so you can finally toss that goopy glue out.
E.l.f.'s Halo Glow Liquid Filter reviewers are hailing for giving them a lit-from-within glow that doubles as compliment bait. This lightweight, buildable formula is infused with hydrating squalane for a dewy, radiant finish. Plus, its cushion tip helps you apply to the high points of your face with precision and ease. Someone better go check on Charlotte, because this is giving her Flawless Filter a run for its money. 👀
A dual-sided precision brow brush to help you achieve that trendy "clean girl" makeup look. You can use the spoolie side to brush up the hairs, while the angled end lets you easily fill in your arches for a full yet natural-looking brow.
Plus, an eyebrow stencil kit so that you can perform your brow powder application with confidence. This includes 30 wearable stencils that ensure your brows look ~flawless~ every time. It's also extra helpful for anyone who's ever had an over-plucking phase (the early 2000s did a number on us 🙃).
Eyeshadow color removal sponges that'll help simplify the makeup process. This lets you use your go-to eye brush for your whole eye shadow routine by instantly cleaning off even your darkest shades.
A color-changing BYO Blush Oil — gone are the days of getting a blush only to find out it's anything other than the perfect rosy tone on your cheeks. This oil is designed to react to the pH of your skin so you get a lovely tint specific to *your* skin tone!
A pack of self-adhesive eyeshadow shields, aka your little helper when it comes to eyeshadow fallout or accidental smears. The best part? It also acts as a guide for the perfect winged liner or smoky eyeshadow look!
Or a silicone reusable eye makeup shield to guide you through the trickiness that is winged liner while doubling as an under-eye de-puffer — you can pop it in the fridge or freezer and let it be a glorious wake-up treat for your skin in the morning!
A self-sharpening clear lip liner, which will help you avoid that pesky lipstick feathering. And since it's colorless, you don't have to be so cautious about mess-ups! Plus, since you can use it with any lipstick color, it's the only lip liner you'll ever need. 😉
An 18-piece makeup brush set because they'll help you complete each step of your makeup routine like a total pro. They're so high-quality they even surprised one reviewer with how well they've held up after two years! Plus, the included cylinder case allows you to set them upright on your vanity *and* serves as easy packaging for travel.
A creamy Maybelline matte liquid lipstick that'll feel like ~nothing~ on your lips while adding a gorgeous pop of color to your glam. They stay on all day and actually moisturize your lips instead of drying or cracking. Plus, you'll be surprised to look in the mirror after an extra long day and realize it's still as vibrant as when you applied it. Talk about getting more bang for your buck!
Or a nongreasy, agave-based tinted lip butter if you'd prefer something that gives you a more subtle touch while requiring much less focus than a more pigmented alternative. With a nourishing mix of shea butter, vitamin E, green tea seed oil, jojoba oil, and argan oil, this'll keep your lips hydrated with a semi-sheer hint of color.
A fine-toothed eyelash comb to give your mascara-coated lashes a more "falsie" effect. With just a quick comb-through, you can ditch the gooey clumps and achieve the full, wispy lash look you've wanted forever.
An eye primer because it'll make the eyeshadow look you created 10 hours ago look like it's only been 10 minutes. It helps keep your eyeshadow from wearing off, smudging, or creasing, and enhances your eyeshadow's color and vibrance!
And an Elizabeth Mott Thank Me Later face primer — the little potion you'll be thanking at the end of a long day when you're makeup *still* looks bomb AF. This pore-minimizing miracle worker (with SPF 30!) helps blur your pores, gives you a ~velvety complexion,~ and locks your look in place so that it doesn't move or shift around. Plus, it comes in four problem-solving formulas.
An easy-to-use guide wand and eyeliner duo so that you never again have to *literally* hold your breath in order to obtain the ultimate, flawless eyeliner look. This genius wand is designed to help steady shaky hands (who knew that quad shot of espresso this morning would be so strong?) and features a flexible, replaceable silicone tip that's gentle on the eyes.
A light-up makeup mirror, which will stop you from ever again having to precariously lean over your bathroom counter while you try to create the perfect brow shape. This one has a bright LED light, 7x magnification, and brings the mirror right to you (which is *perfect* for travel, too!).
And a digital makeup lesson guidebook — your new makeup mentor bestie. This downloadable file comes jam-packed with expert tips, tricks, and diagrams, all designed in an easy-to-digest format so that you can become a pro at everything from skincare to color correction to knowing exactly where each product goes on your face shape.
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