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1) Make sure your face and all of your makeup brushes and applicators are clean. Wash the brushes and applicators with warm water and dish soap, and your face with warm water and cleanser. Apply lotion to your face.

2) First apply concealer on any spots or under eye bags. Apply it evenly on the affected area, but not around it. Doing so will create a "halo effect." Remember to choose a concealer that either matches your skin color or is a shade lighter.

3) Foundation is not necessary unless you are middle aged or older, or are suffering from a skin disorder.  (or you can just weat powder)

4) Powder will reduce the shine on the forehead and nose by absorbing the oils. Apply only a small amount, and only to the areas that really need it - typically the T-zone, the forehead, nose, and chin. Applying it underneath the eye or on the cheeks can remove the natural glow of these areas and make the skin look aged. Brush it on gently but thoroughly, you don't want to be able to see specks of powder still on. Again, if there is distinction between where it is applied and where it isn't you're using the wrong colour. Some people prefer to use a powder-puff or sponge applicator to apply powder. It's a personal choice and you should experiment until you find what works best for you.

5) Next we move onto eyes. For the clean look, stick to light browns, ivories, and pinks and very VERY pale purples. Anything a shade or two darker than your skin tone will look nice as well. 

6) Next apply a blush (pink or peach for more fresh look)

7) Lips. For the clean look it is best to go with lip-gloss in clear, light pink, or brown or bronze. The shade of brown or bronze should not be more than two shades darker than your skin tone. Lipstick may be worn in light pink, brown, or bronze if you desire, but will look much more made up.