Now we're going to add definition and colour to those cheekbones! Here I am holding MAC Smooth Harmony Beauty Powder. I use this as my blush.

Here's the fun (or funny) part. Make a fishface/pucker up so that you can see your cheekbones very well. Apply where it 'sinks in' the most, or apply it above that for a different effect.

Do this from your cheek to your temple and vice versa a couple of times until you get some colour on your cheeks.

Also use the brush lightly on your nose, forehead and chin... where the sun would usually 'hit' your face.

Here's the MAC Bronzer in Golden. I use this on my cheeks just like how I used the Beauty Powder above. I use this too in order to give me more colour, of course!

This is the Sephora Bronzer brush. I use this brush to buff out everything. I make circles with the brush all over my face to blend everything evenly, especially the cheek area, so it doesn't look like a streak of bronzer is sitting on my face!

I take my 126 brush once again, put a very tiny amount of id BareMinerlas foundation in it and blend the cheek colour with the rest of the face. This helps keep it looking natural, I think.

I take my spoolie brush and brush off any powder that got into my eyebrows. For special occasions, I use the 266 angle brush with Mystery e/s to fill it in a little. I skipped that for this application.

Next, I apply my lip stuff. I use MAC Tinted Lip Conditioner in Angelkiss to tone down my lipcolour, then I use Flutterby lipstick. Blot after applying.

This is how it looks like so far... onto the gloss.

For this application, I used Enchantress lipglass. Sorry the pic is blurry!

If you have a fan brush, use it to dust off excess powder from your face.

Tadaa! Finished product. You made it through the tutorial! Congratulations =)