Examine your character's appearance and collect reference images to comprehend their distinctive characteristics.
Create a smooth canvas by applying concealer or foundation that mimics the skin tone of your character. If necessary, use color correctors.
Utilize a hue darker than your skin tone to create shadows, and a shade lighter than your skin tone to highlight prominent features.
Adjust your eyebrows to reflect the style and shape of your character. You can use pencils, gels, or even prosthetics.
Utilize eyeshadows that match the color and design of your character's eyes to accentuate your eyes
Consider using artificial lashes or individual lash extensions to add drama and imitate the lash style of your character.
Utilize face and body pigments to replicate your character's distinctive skin tones or intricate designs, such as tattoos or scars.
Choose lip colors that complement the hue of your character's lips. Based on the intended effect, experiment with matte or glossy finishes.
Learn fundamental special effects techniques or consider using prosthetics or temporary tattoos to achieve the desired look.
Set your makeup with a setting spray or translucent powder to ensure its durability and to prevent staining and fading.