@Mirzaba the thing i struggled w most was colour. you might find this easier cos you do art! one of the biggest things that affects if makeup is flattering on you is the undertone, and it can be hard to find yours. i ended up putting swatches of warm/neutral/cool foundation on my face, seeing how they looked in daylight, & picking the one that clearly looked best (neutral, on me!). i then looked for neutral foundation that was light enough 2 match my face. if you can find foundation that's the right colour for you (even if you don't buy it lol) you can google it, and then look at women the same colour as you and steal their makeup recs.
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@Mirzaba ok, so with brows i found it helpful to practice brushing them into a shape i liked before i started plucking them. you can buy spoolie brushes, but i just use a cleaned mascara brush.
it hurts a lot the first few times, but if you hold a hot towel/flannel/etc over your eyebrow for a few mins beforehand it doesn't hurt anywhere near so much. the hair root will get used to being pulled out after a few times and it will hurt less and less each time. bear in mind even if you've plucked strays before, it can still hurt if you start plucking hairs you've not plucked before.