everyday makeup in my 30's

Ladies if you're in your 30s let me guess, less is more when it comes to makeup. So let me show you how I can do your makeup but it still looks like makeup but it feels lightweight. We're gonna start with a skin tint on the skin. I'm gonna really blend it into the skin. We don't want a heavy layer sitting on top. And then we're gonna go in with concealer. We're gonna apply it lower and when we blend it, we're gonna use a brush and bring whatever's left up to your lash line. That way there's less creasing and this is much more lightweight on the skin. Then we're gonna go in with a cream bronzer that's just a few shades darker than you, and that's just to give the face a nice sculpt. You can barely even tell it's doing anything, but that's the point. Blush is gonna make you look more youthful. Do not skip the blush. And when you use powder, something lightweight, baked and pressed is your best bet with a puff. You want to actually apply some powder so your makeup stays on all day. Then you're gonna go in with yes, more blush because it is the first thing to go away on your face. And I love to use loose powder under the eyes just to give my under eyes a little bit more brightness. I like to use a peachy pink undertone because that adds brightness. And then we're gonna really press it in with a clean brush. And then we're gonna go in with a setting spray. That's gonna be your best bet to really get that makeup blended into your skin. Look at the difference when applying setting spray and using a sponge. If you apply too much blush, this is where you can take some of the excess makeup off with the sponge. Look at that difference. But because you layered it, it's gonna last longer and it's gonna actually look like you got up, you put some makeup on, and you put some effort in. And that's exactly what we want. We want it to feel lightweight but enhance our beauty.