1. Cotton blender
   Push brush
2. Rubby thing
   Silicone blender

The silicone blender wasn't a trendy thing 15 years ago, but since beauty bloggers have been going nuts with them, so have beauty enthusiasts. They help you apply your foundation and blend your products seamlessly.

1. Base wax
   Waxed base
2. Setting veil
   Clear steer

Setting veil is also known as setting powder or translucent powder. If you are worried about makeup smudges, your makeup being too shiny or your facial oils secreting, using setting veil can help with all of these things.

1. Exfoliate and moisturize
   Leave them alone
2. Add a dark base color
   Add eyeshadow

If you exfoliate and moisturize your lips before you apply lipstick, you avoid cracking and chipping of your pigments. These steps help keep your lips healthy and give them a more puffy look. Here's a handy tip: Exfoliate them with a toothbrush and lip balm.

1. Applying brow color to the eyebrows
   Applying eyeliner to the eyes
2. Applying loose powder over a large area
   Applying foundation to the face

Kabuki brushes are fat brushes with coarse bristles (or fibers). These brushes are meant to add your setting veils or other mineral makeups to help give you a finished matte look with your makeup.

1. Liquid stone
   Matte powder
2. Power powder
   Mineral makeup

When you boil it down to its essence, all makeup is mineral makeup, because all makeup is made by minerals. However, when the mineral makeup kits first hit the shelves, people were in love with how easy it was to apply and blend.

1. One long line
   Short, fast strokes
2. Circles
   Spots

Using short and fast strokes helps you keep the textured look for your eyebrows while it gives you a thicker and fuller look to your browline. This is an excellent technique to help you ensure you keep a natural look as well.

1. Rake brush
   Feather brush
2. Fan brush
   Fallen brush

If you're a beauty-product enthusiast, you probably know what the fan brush is used for. However, if you aren't sure, it does help blend various areas, and it's perfect for applying your highlighter.

1. Wash them
   Add eyeshadow first
2. Add eyeliner first
   Prime them

You can buy an eye primer, or you can use your primer to give your eyelids a more even look and avoid getting oils mixed in with your eyeshadow. Additionally, it makes a great canvas for your colors.

1. Blush
   Gel eyeliner
2. Mascara
   Highlighter

Eyeliner brushes are the skinny short-bristled brushes that look almost like pencils. They help you make accurate strokes with liquid or gel eyeliner products. They are easy to handle and don't hold too much product.

1. At least once a day
   Three times a day
2. Twice a week
   Seven times a month

If you wear makeup every day, it's important to wash it off when your day is over with. If you're having a long day and you need to apply additional makeup, be sure to remove every last trace of it before you go to bed, because it can clog your pores.

1. $5 miilion
   $14 million
2. $2 billion
   $18 billion

In this question, we are just asking about the makeup industry. If you include the entire beauty industry (makeup, hair care, skin care and perfume) you are looking at upwards of $100 billion.

1. Gel
   Acrylic
2. Mascara
   Sallie Hansen

Don't get jealous when you see people with unchipped nails. It can be difficult for people to keep their nails in good shape, but if you use gel nail polish, you might have a better chance of keeping your color longer.

1. Push the brush down on your face in small motions
   Splash makeup on your face
2. Rub liquid foundation into our face with your hands
   You don't stipple.

A stippling brush is the best tool to use when stippling. This brush has hairs that are two different lengths. This helps spread the makeup throughout the skin, even in very porous areas.

1. Keeps your makeup in place
   Makes you feel important
2. Gives you a base for the rest of your makeup
   Takes your makeup off

Many makeup lovers think that setting spray is optional. However, for those who want to make sure their makeup stays right where it is, this product is essential. It also helps you avoid smudging and smearing.

1. When you want to be bold
   When you don't have any left
2. When you want lipstick on your cheeks
   When you want just a hint of color

For a more natural look, you can pat a little bit of lip color on your lips and smudge it around. This technique gives you just a hint of artificial color while your natural lip color and shape still comes through.

1. Across the shoulders, down the sternum
   Across the hand, down the wrist
2. Across the forehead, down the nose
   Across the cheeks, down the jawline

Women have two areas that need the most attention on their face: the T-zone and the U-zone. These areas create a map that shows you where you should pay the most attention during different steps in the beauty process.

1. Lip gloss
   Eyeliner
2. Mascara
   Eyeshadow

Eyeshadow can be a very scary thing when you aren't sure how to blend. Luckily, various tools can help you. When it comes to choosing the right eyeshadow color, you have to first think about the color and shape of your eyes.

1. Eyeliner
   Brow gel
2. Blush
   Highlighter

In the 1990s, thin eyebrows were terrific, but these days, you actually want something above your eyes. Brow gel was specifically created to give your eyebrows a fuller look without the fear that it will smudge or smear.

1. Foundation
   Concealer
2. Setting veil
   Eyeshadow

Concealer can be used for many things; among them is hiding those dark circles under your eyes if you've had a long night or you simply always have them. This is one of the best tools to use before applying foundation.

1. 1800
   1919
2. 2006
   1872

It might be odd to think about, but nail polish does have a patent. The first patented nail polish color was a pale or faint pink color. These days, there are thousands of colors to choose from.

1. The top of cheekbones
   The base of your chin
2. The sides of your nose
   Just next to your ears

If you apply highlighter next to your nose, it might make it look a little bigger, which is fine if that's what you're going for. But the best place to put highlighter is above your cheeks and the inner corners of your eyes.

1. Contour brush
   No brush necessary
2. Blush brush
   Eyeliner brush

The blush brush is shaped very much like a foundation brush or a powder brush, except it's a little shorter. This brush is the perfect size and shape to apply any blush you might add to your makeup kit.

1. Blend, blend, blend
   Only use one color
2. Don't use mascara
   Don't use eyeliner

Never stop blending your eyeshadow. With every color of eyeshadow that you add to your eyes, make sure you blend it with the previous color.

1. Apply blush to it
   You simply cannot do this.
2. Apply eyeshadow to the tip
   Apply slightly darker foundation or powder on the sides of it

Just a touch of darker foundation or powder can help your nose look a little smaller. You don't have to go all out and get a shade at the opposite end of the spectrum, but maybe one or two shakes deeper will work.

1. French tips
   Manicure
2. Two tones
   Scratchers

French-tip nails are a great way to show elegance as well as class. They aren't too much, and they look very professional. Many people are adding tiny embellishments to French tips as a current style choice.

1. Whale dung
   Coal
2. Nothing
   Graphite

We absolutely do not recommend you use coal or charcoal as any form of makeup. It can make you blind, and it is flammable ... And not to mention how bad it smells (not that people in the Elizabethan era cared about smells).

1. Yes, of course it does!
   No, it's too messy.
2. No, it's impossible to sell.
   I've never heard of it.

Lipstick does come in a liquid form. You can apply it with a wand that comes with the product or you can use a brush to apply it as well. Liquid lipsticks generally have a deeper color that lasts longer.

1. Downward
   Upward
2. Inward
   Outward

Use a spoolie (mascara wand) if you don't have an eyebrow brush or comb. Before you even attempt to go near your eyebrows with a pigment, make sure that they are brushed, otherwise you're in for disaster.

1. Apply lip balm
   Bite your lips
2. Add lip gloss
   Lick your lips

Applying a clear lip gloss after your lipstick has dried will give it a nice barrier as well as a nice shine. This works especially well if you choose to use a light shade of lipstick or a nude color.

1. 11
   1,300
2. 75
   750

While worldwide there are 1,300 ingredients banned from makeup, if your makeup is manufactured or distributed in the United States, there are only 11 banned ingredients (yes, you read that correctly).

1. To show social rank
   To look pretty
2. To protect their lips
   To prepare for war

Makeup wasn't always a way to bring out your natural beauty or to make a statement. In the Roman era, men used makeup to show where they landed on the social hierarchy; more specifically, they used lip pigments.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Eyeliner brush
2. Mascara wand
   Kabuki brush

If you've ever opened up a tube of mascara, you have seen a spoolie. While some beauticians call them mascara wands, they can go by either name. They are necessary for applying even amounts of mascara.

1. Just go for it
   One long line
2. Using the dot method
   Get it tattooed on

By creating a row of dots that you can connect, you are basically giving yourself an outline of where to draw. This helps you apply the eyeliner in a seamless fashion without major mistakes.

1. Add extra lipstick
   Trace around your lips with the lipstick
2. Never use a color lighter than your skin
   Apply concealer first

When using a lighter shade of lipstick (for example, nude lipsticks or light pinks), you should always apply a little bit of concealer first. This will help the actual color of the lipstick you've chosen to stand out.

1. Dip it in oil
   Nothing
2. Bend it to your liking
   Dip it in water

Foundation brushes work best when they are a little softened, so the best thing to do is to dip it in warm water before you start applying the makeup. If you are prone to overheating, consider dipping it in cool water (just not too cold).

1. Eyelash extensions
   Mascara
2. Eyeliner
   There is no better way.

Eyelash extensions are a semi-permanent solution for short, thin eyebrows. They help your eyebrows look longer in a more natural way than mascara or even false lashes can, and they aren't too expensive.

1. Fish scales
   Diamonds
2. Graphite
   Quartz

That's right, to get your shiny appearance, the majority of shimmery lip products are not vegan. Fish scales are a popular ingredient when it comes to creating glowing products.

1. Eyeshadow
   Eyeliner
2. Setting veil
   Foundation

This stiff brush is perfect for making exact brush strokes along the curve of your eyes. It can help you blend, smudge and contour your eye makeup to make it look seamless and flawless.

1. Boldest color
   Transition color
2. Base color
   I had no idea you could use more than one eyeshadow color

Always begin with your transition color; this is the color that generally ends up around the crease of your eyes. This will help you blend all of the colors together as you apply them.

1. Highlighting
   Mascara
2. Liquid foundation
   Blush

While a lot of people attempt to avoid liquid foundations, they are actually applied more evenly, and the flat, tapered brush helps with the application of liquid foundations as the base of your entire makeup kit.