Should I choose a cushion, foundation or BB cream?

Choose a cushion for a compact-and-puff application you can carry with you. Choose liquid foundation or BB cream when you prefer to dispense and blend your own amount. Compare the individual formula's coverage, finish and shade range: the format name alone does not tell you how sheer, matte or glowing the result will be.

Do I need primer, powder and setting spray?

Give each step a job. Primer prepares the surface before your base; powder sets selected areas and adjusts the finish; setting spray finishes the completed makeup according to its directions. Start with the step that solves your actual application need, then add another only when it serves a purpose in your routine.

How do I choose between lip tint, balm, gloss and oil?

Start with the effect you want. Tints offer colour in water, matte, glossy and other textures. A balm is an easy care or colour step. Gloss and lip oil add a shiny finishing layer. Check pigment, finish and application separately, especially for peel-off and plumping formulas.

What is the difference between blush, contour and highlighter?

Blush adds colour, contour creates the appearance of shadow, and highlighter draws light to an area. Use each where you want that effect. A multi-use formula or palette can cover more than one job when its shades and approved application areas suit your look.

Can I buy a refill for any cushion compact?

Match the refill to the exact cushion range and compatible case. Shade, formula and compact compatibility are separate choices. On the product page, select the complete compact when you need a case, or the matching refill when you already own it.

Which remover should I choose for my makeup?

Choose a balm if you prefer a scoopable texture, or an oil for a fluid first cleanse. Follow each formula's emulsifying and rinsing directions. For mascara or other detailed eye makeup, use the removal method specified for that product, including a dedicated point remover when directed.