Hi @EbonyDiamond19,    I love the #Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer. They have a great shade range and this concealer provides great coverage. I hope this helps!    Best Wishes,   Janean

That's just peachy too faced primer, covergirl foundation, save the best for lash tarte, rouge matte rebel chic lipstick. Got everything in my play box, except the foundation of course

@CBlanco my go-to forever has been the TOO FACED - Better Than Sex Mascara Mini, but I recently tried the MILK MAKEUP - KUSH High Volume Mascara Miniaand I’m IN LOVE! I’ll definitely have to rethink the BTS as my holy grail mascara. I always go for minis because I find that I don’t use a full size tube before the product starts drying out, and it’s always better to avoid keeping products like mascara for too long from a germ perspective

@JennieRosenthal I will second @itsfi D-Bronzi recommendation. I add a drop (I'm pale AF) to my sunscreen and skip foundation most days now. 

What do you want know? I'd suggest going in store and asking one the girls... They have A LOT of info... It's what they love to do! I'd say by your pic you don't need much! Maybe have them suggest a couple of things like a highlighter or ask them to teach you how to make killer brows (always a game changer in my book) or ask them for a mini makeover? Good luck! Hope I helped!

Ben-Nye setting powder, NYX Matte Finish Setting Spray, ELF Hi-Def Powder, and ELF Setting Spray. I like to layer and my face STAYS!

This is the very first thing I hunted down and bought at Sephora in... 2001? All downhill from there 🙈

@bostongalincali I really like the HOURGLASS - Vanish™ Seamless Finish Foundation Stickaand I also like the SEPHORA COLLECTION - Make No Mistake Foundation & Concealer Sticki find it’s similar to the ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS - Stick Foundationwwhich is really nice as well. 

Hi @puzzlepiece,   I recommend the SEPHORA COLLECTION - PRO Stippling Brush #44. I have found using this brush evenly distributes the pigment and makes it so easy to apply. Hope this helps!   Best,Rebecca 

Check out Marc Jacobs New Nudes Sheer Gel Lipstick. They have a fantastic range if shades, making it possible to find the right shade for you. The formula is comfortable and non-drying. The semi-sheer aspect makes it a very forgiving lipstick as well. https://www.sephora.com/product/new-nudes-sheer-lip-gel-P392351

I agree with the Fenty recommendation not only for shade range but it is a genuinely good foundation. Medium to full coverages and buildable, but not too full coverage if that’s not what you want which is what I also like about it. I have combo skin with an oily T-zone, with just good primer I get about 5-6 hours of no shine.

I use Bobbi Brown's Skin Foundation SPF, the regular one, not the long wear one. (The SPF is a nice bonus but like most SPF is only effective for an hour or two) I don't know what your skin type is like, but it works amazingly for my mild combination. I've used it for long (sometimes 10 hour) days in Florida humidity, and been caught on downpours without it moving. Sometimes I use primer, sometimes I don't, and while the primer helps the rest of the makeup it doesn't seem to effect the foundation.

Hi @actautumnt,   Wow, there are lots of great product recommendations on this thread. The natural, no makeup look is my everyday look and honestly, it takes a lot of products to look natural! lol These are my staples: 1.) RMS BEAUTY - Living Luminizer: Gives the most natural glow you can ever get. It doesn't even look like a highlighter on the skin, your skin just looks luminous from within.  2.)BAREMINERALS - Original Foundation Broad Spectrum SPF 15is so natural, you can sleep in it. It only has five ingredients and is 100 percent natural. It's perfect for the no foundation, foundation look. 3)LAURA MERCIER - Blush Colour Infusion - Chai. It's the prettiest nude blush shade for that you, but better look.   Good luck! Penelope

If you have a foundation that matches and you like it, you can put in that information and then it will give you the color IQ. If you are near a store you can go in there, they use a device on your skin to measure it and save it on your profile. 

did you tried it cosmetics before? now they have more shades to choose. And your skin gonna love it.

The least I do in the mornings is a bit of mascara and some highlight, at night I cleanse and moisturize,

One of the best concealers I have used is the MAKE UP FOR EVER - Full Cover Concealer, I feel like it does the best job concealing blemishes and scars. It might not be the best fit for your skin, but BAREMINERALS - COMPLEXION RESCUE™ Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30 has been nice for a little coverage, but it is moisturizing and I just switched to that for the winter months. I also am a huge fan of MAKE UP FOR EVER - Ultra HD Invisible Cover Foundation for more coverage foundation. I dont wear that everyday though. I would go to Sephora and ask for suggestions about makeup and ask them to give you samples that you can take home with you and try before buying.  You might also want to consider your skincare routine- that will help keep your skin healthy and protect it for the future. It can also help with your scarring. I have recently been using Drunk Elephant products and find that they give great balance to my skin. My skin is borderline combo/normal and I get clogged pores and have skin that scars easily with blemishes. It also is very sensitive. So far DRUNK ELEPHANT - T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial™ has helped keep my skin clear, DRUNK ELEPHANT - B-Hydra™ Intensive Hydration Serum keeps my skin hydrated without feeling oily (and makeup doesn’t melt). I also recommend that you wear a sunscreen to help protect your skin!   

I’ve been using It bye bye redness and it’s AMAZING!!!

@madicorlew I really like IT COSMETICS - Your Skin But Better CC+ Cream Oil-Free Matte with SPF 40

I use a dark shadow with a smudge brush in place of liner most of the time.  I have a few ancient eye indigo blue liner pencils from Lancome that aren't even made any longer that I use when I rarely wear an actual liner.

You should check out Hannah Louise postion she has been getting really good for a newer YouTuber!

Darn!! This shade range sucks, it’s sad because it sounds like a good product. I am a very light person with cool pink undertones so it does not sound like this will work for me. I’ll keep a look out for the product you recommended!

@aknight13 I've heard great things about the Fenty Match Stix for contour. 

KIEHL'S SINCE 1851 - Hydro-Plumping Re-Texturizing Serum Concentratewould be a great choice!  Don't let the name fool you, it doesn't add texture, it takes it away!  DRUNK ELEPHANT - B-Hydra™ Intensive Hydration Serumis similar, but I think the Kiehl's does a better job of hiding texture and lines.

SpoilerAs far as foundation, I'd go into a Sephora or Ulta and talk to an employee there. They've always been super helpful in getting me matched to a foundation shade. I knew I was pale, but could never figure out if I had cool undertones, neutral undertones, or warm undertones. They were able to get me matched up pretty quick.As far as dealing with sweat and humidity (I'm a Carolina girl so I get you), I was never able to find a total fix, but I did find some items that helped. First was making sure I wasn't sweating or sticky at all when first applying my make-up. I always did my makeup with a fan in the bathroom to keep me cool and make sure each layer was fully dry before adding the next product. I also carried blotting papers when I left the house. Huge help. I also really loved the SUPERGOOP! - Defense Refresh Setting Mist Broad Spectrum SPF 50. It was super cooling on my face and seemed to calm down sweat. I know a lot of people jump to powder to control shine,  but whenever I head back down south to visit family I avoid it like the plague. It instantly becomes like glue on my face when I step outside. Instead, stick to a good cream primer. I really like the TOO FACED - Hangover Replenishing Face Primer. It is also cooling to the skin. There is a definite theme of making your face feel cooler even if it isn't actually cooler. Finally, try and go for a more natural make-up palette. Dark colors smear like crazy no matter what you do when you walk out into one of those choking humid summer days. Keeping it natural makes it less obvious.As far as foundation, I'd go into a Sephora or Ulta and talk to an employee there. They've always been super helpful in getting me matched to a foundation shade. I knew I was pale, but could never figure out if I had cool undertones, neutral undertones, or warm undertones. They were able to get me matched up pretty quick.As far as dealing with sweat and humidity (I'm a Carolina girl so I get you), I was never able to find a total fix, but I did find some items that helped. First was making sure I wasn't sweating or sticky at all when first applying my make-up. I always did my makeup with a fan in the bathroom to keep me cool and make sure each layer was fully dry before adding the next product. I also carried blotting papers when I left the house. Huge help. I also really loved the SUPERGOOP! - Defense Refresh Setting Mist Broad Spectrum SPF 50. It was super cooling on my face and seemed to calm down sweat. I know a lot of people jump to powder to control shine,  but whenever I head back down south to visit family I avoid it like the plague. It instantly becomes like glue on my face when I step outside. Instead, stick to a good cream primer. I really like the TOO FACED - Hangover Replenishing Face Primer. It is also cooling to the skin. There is a definite theme of making your face feel cooler even if it isn't actually cooler. Finally, try and go for a more natural make-up palette. Dark colors smear like crazy no matter what you do when you walk out into one of those choking humid summer days. Keeping it natural makes it less obvious.