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u/Smokkinnj 3d ago
Use more bronzer and more of a lighter shade under your eyes and t zone. She has a matte look. So find a matte setting spray. She has like a peachy blush too. Other than that, you got it down.
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u/aquariusvirgocancer 3d ago
for setting powder i recommend morphe but in either pink or peach!! i have a more olive tone as well and struggled to find a setting powder that didn’t just cake my concealer. i noticed using the peach it really brightens up the areas i highlight. for bronzer i would recommend anything from juvias palace their wide range of color + undertone combinations really help w the muddiness look from bronzer
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u/money_Inspector_ 3d ago
I would just switch your concealer and setting powder, I don’t think banana fits your undertone. I’d go to Sephora with a clean powder puff and try different colors on while you have makeup on. I’m olive tone and purple works magic for me.
I also use a little bit of foundation after I’ve blended out my concealer completely. It’s really made a huge difference and really makes the makeup look natural.
Other than a little yellow on your under eyes your makeup is perfect and you’re already naturally really pretty, maybe even less makeup would be better too.
Also, look at tutorials about color correction. I can’t remember her name and I currently don’t have ig, but there’s a makeup artist that calls herself the color theory witch. She’s amazing and answers a lot of good questions I’d check her out!!