1. Lip Plumper
   Eyeshadow
2. Beauty Blender
   Setting Spray

Setting Spray is one of the last steps in the makeup process. It is sprayed after application to help seal and lock in all the products. Some popular setting sprays are the Urban Decay All Nighter setting spray and the Tatcha Luminous Dewy Skin.

1. Bronzer
   Lip Liner
2. Mascara
   Lip Gloss

Bronzer is commonly added to the face after foundation and concealer. It is used to bring warmth back to the face and is usually added around the perimeter (forehead, cheeks, chin).

1. Bronzer
   Glitter Glue
2. False Eyelashes
   Makeup Remover

False Eyelashes can be considered extensions, except for the eyes. They can either be applied as individual lashes or set along the eye in a strip form.

1. Lipstick
   Face Primer
2. Tweezers
   BB Cream

Although there are many different forms now, the classic lipstick comes in a solid form. Lipstick can have many different finishes which include sheer, satin, and matte.

1. Blotting Papers
   Lip Gloss
2. Blending Brush
   Color Corrector

While both added to the lips, lip gloss is unlike lipstick in that it seldom applies much color and is often used for a high-shine look.

1. Highlighter
   Beauty Sponge
2. Eyeliner
   Setting Powder

With the appearance of the beauty sponge, makeup brushes have started taking a back seat. With the innovation of the beautyblender, beauty sponges are used to apply products like foundation and concealer to the face.

1. Lip Plumper
   Sharpener
2. Foundation
   Contour

Lip plumpers are a relatively new makeup products. Meant to cause a slight sting, these products slightly irritate the lips to give your the temporary appearance of a fuller pout.

1. Brush Cleaner
   Blush
2. Palette
   Brow Gel

Brow gels are used on the eyebrows, not only to make them appear fuller, but to help the hair fibers stick down.

1. Liquid Lipstick
   Setting Powder
2. False Eyelashes
   Concealer

Setting powder is applied after foundation and concealer to help set and seal all the previous products applied to the face. It can also be used as a last measure to minimize the look of pores and fine lines.

1. Foundation
   Brow Gel
2. Spoolie
   Eyelash Curler

Foundation is often considered the most important step of makeup. The product is applied after moisturizers and primers to help even out the complexion and cover any marks or hyperpigmentation.

1. CC Cream
   Face Primer
2. Tinted Moisturizer
   Setting Spray

Face primers are meant to be applied before foundation. While many of them serve different purposes, you'll often find them boasting to mattify the face, blur out pores, minimize the look of wrinkles, and smooth out texture.

1. Contour
   Bronzer
2. Color Corrector
   Lip Gloss

While many use contour and bronzer similarly, they serve different purposes. Bronzer is meant to add warmth to the face while contour lies heavily on shadow. It is placed to create shadows on the face that will help carve out the features.

1. Tweezers
   Lip Plumper
2. Blush
   Eyelash Curler

Often coming in red, pink, and even orange tones, blush is often applied to the apples of the cheeks to bring a flushed look to the skin. It is meant to give the skin a healthy look.

1. Palette
   Setting Spray
2. Tweezer
   Brush Cleaner

Tweezers are essential to your flawless makeup, especially when it comes to the brows. Tweezers are used to pluck hairs and are perfect for removing a few wayward hairs.

1. Lip Liner
   Makeup Remover
2. Liquid Lipstick
   Blending Brush

Makeup remover is often used to remove all the products from one's face at once. Coming in a liquid or wipe form, they are often oil-based, use to counter many waterproof makeup products.

1. Color Corrector
   Eyelash Glue
2. Tinted Moisturizer
   False Eyelashes

Color correctors are usually applied before foundation to counter any discoloration on the face and often in the colors of green and peach; green is used to counter any redness, while peach is used to cancel out any dark marks.

1. Concealer
   CC Cream
2. Sharpener
   Eyeliner

Eyeliner often comes in the form of liquid or gel. While it is a staple in black, many brands have released several different shades of eyeliner. When makeup users refer to a cateye, they are often referring to their winged out eyeliner.

1. Eyeshadow
   Spoolie
2. Blotting Paper
   Contour

Eyeshadow is often a staple in one's makeup routine. Coming in several forms, makeup users have the option of using matte, shimmer, and glitter eye shadows. Eyeshadows often come with a series of brushes meant to help make the application easier.

1. Eyeshadow
   Face Primer
2. Eye Primer
   BB Cream

Eye primer often comes in a liquid form to help any discoloration on the eye from showing through the eye shadow. Make up users will often use a light colored eye shadow for the same purpose if they are without a primer.

1. BB Cream
   Foundation
2. Mascara
   Glitter Glue

If you're in the market for a lighter foundation, you might want to try your hand at a BB Cream. They are used as an alternative to foundation because they are lightweight but still provide some coverage.

1. Setting Powder
   Eyeliner
2. Beauty Blender
   Blotting Papers

While powder helps control shine, it is covering the oil with more product. Blotting papers help remove the excess oil from the skin by soaking it up onto the sheet.

1. Makeup Remover
   Highlighter
2. Palette
   Brow Gel

Many makeup products often come in the form of a palette. When eye shadows are sold together as a collection, it is considered a palette. The same can be said for highlight, contour, and blush shades.

1. Tinted Moisturizer
   Blush
2. Liquid Lipstick
   CC Cream

Liquid lipsticks have recently become the new rave. A hybrid between regular lipstick and a gloss, it applies like a liquid and often dries down to a matte form.

1. Lip Liner
   Concealer
2. Highlighter
   Palette

Concealer is a staple in the makeup process and is used to hide imperfections. While many use it underneath the eyes, it is often used to 'spot conceal,' a method used to cover smaller spots on the face.

1. Palette
   Highlighter
2. Blending Brush
   Sharpener

Highlighter is a product that is meant to add a glow to the high points of the face. It if often applied to the cheek bones, nose, brow bones, and cupid's bow.

1. Setting Spray
   Lip Gloss
2. Spoolie
   Mascara

Mascara is a popular makeup item that can usually be placed anywhere in the makeup routine. Often used to make one's eyelashes appear fuller and longer, it can also be paired with false lashes for an even more dramatic look.

1. Glitter Glue
   Bronzer
2. Eyelash Curler
   False Eyelashes

An eyelash curler is used to help change the shape of one's lashes. If one has straight lashes, the eyelash curler will help 'curl' them and make the lashes appear more.

1. Face Primer
   Lip Liner
2. Makeup Remover
   Blotting Paper

Lip liners are often used to help outline the natural shape of the lips, but they can also be used to overline the lips and make them appear bigger. They are often used in conjunction with other forms of lipsticks or glosses.

1. Eyelash Curler
   Contour
2. Spoolie
   Foundation

While the word 'spoolie' might throw you off, you've definitely seen one before! A spoolie is the wand that you'd find in your mascara tube. When not being used for mascara, spoolies are used to comb the hairs of the eye brows.

1. Tinted Moisturizer
   Eyeliner
2. Color Corrector
   Concealer

For those who want lighter products than a foundation or BB cream, a tinted moisturizer is the way to go. It's main purpose is to work as a moisturizer, but the tinted aspect adds the smallest bit of coverage when applied.

1. Tweezers
   Setting Powder
2. Brush Cleaner
   Eyeshadow

Brush cleaners are a product that often come in liquid form. It is easy for old makeup and bacteria to clog your pores from a dirty brush, so cleaning your makeup brushes are essential!

1. Sharpener
   Mascara
2. Brush Cleaner
   Beauty Blender

Sharpeners are mainly used in the makeup world for pencil products. Whether it be a lip or brown pencil, it will help sharpen it to a point.

1. Brow Gel
   Glitter Glue
2. Lip Plumper
   BB Cream

Glitter glue is a newer makeup product made to help glitter shadows stick to the lid. While many used setting sprays previously, glitter glue's adhesive qualities help the shadows stick more effectively.

1. Liquid Lipstick
   Face Primer
2. Color Corrector
   Blending Brush

Blending brushes are used when applying eye shadow. They are used to help blend the different colors on the lid and crease of the eye.

1. Glitter Glue
   Setting Powder
2. Lip Exfoliator
   Concealer

When it comes to applying matte lipsticks, dry lips can be your downfall. Lip exfoliators are meant to scrub away the dry and dead skin and leave a smooth surface for application.