Step 1. First brush it sparingly up along the cheekbone, using the center of your eye as a guide for your starting point, the upward sweep also gives the illusion of pulling your face upwards Step 2. Now lightly sweep the illuminator over the top of your cheek bones, you can also apply the Illuminator to the highest points of your face, bridge of your nose, cheekbones, cupids bow and if you have dry skin the centre of your forehead and chin

1) Make sure eyelashes are clean and dry of any prior makeup. 2) While still wet, apply no more than 3 coats. If fluid sets, it can make the lashes clumpy. Also, you will find the wand will not easily stroke through the lashes if fluid sets. 3) Looking down into a mirror (preferably magnified), start at the base of the lashes using light zigzag strokes working up to the tips of the lashes. The zigzag technique helps to prevent lashes sticking together and gives them a more ‘feathery’ appearance. 4) Now gently apply to lower lashes. If lower lashes are thin, avoid applying and drawing attention. 5) Avoid applying mascara to top of upper lashes, as this forces them to fall flat and straight. 6) Keep cap tightened well to prevent drying out and store in moderate temperature

Step 1. Using the applicator will ensure a smooth even finish to lips Step 2. For a clean edge, use the top edge of the tip to line around the lips before filling in with the fullest part of the applicator