Start at the top
Apply foundation on your forehead first and blend downwards. This will ensure that the spread of makeup is even and will prevent over-applying foundation on areas that don’t need it.

Layer up
Don’t be afraid to build up several light layers of foundation on areas that need it most, such as under-eyes, chin and around your nose.

Get finger friendly
Using your fingers rather than a brush gives better results. Your fingers allow you blend your makeup into the skin to avoid caking, visible makeup lines and brush strokes.

Save the best til last
If you are making up your eyes, apply your foundation and concealer after. It sounds odd, but when you apply eye shadow, some pigment will drop down your face, deepening the appearance of dark under-eye circles. By applying your foundation after your eye makeup you can erase any excess shadow.

Jawline and beyond
The biggest foundation no-no is seam lines around your jaw and hairline, so blend outwards working around your jaw, under your chin and extending slightly down your neck. The key is to blend, blend, blend!