The first step of all:

Apply a moisturizer with SPF to help concealer glide on smoothly.
Then use concealer only where you need it, like on under eye circles and blemishes. Apply in little stripes with a pointed concealer brush. Then blend using your ring finger for the lightest touch, and don’t tug on delicate under eye areas,

Step 2: A Touch of Base:
To get perfectly even skin the speedy way, use a foundation stick.
It’s easy and gives you plenty precise application. 
Expert tip: Want lighter coverage? Rub moisturizer on your hands before you blend for a sheer, dewy finish.

Step 3: Reassess and Perfect:

If a pesky zit or mark is still poking through, go back and hide it with an extra layer of concealer. For staying power, apply powder over top with a puff to absorb oil and to keep cover-up from sliding off midday.

Step 4: Now Blush:

Forget shading and sculpting cheekbones with a brush and powder, and try a cream blush instead for that glow-from-within effect. 
Apply to the apples of your cheeks, 

Step 5: Apply Shimmery Eye Base:

For pro-looking eye makeup in no time, apply a wash of sheer, shimmery cream shadow from lash lines to brow bones using your pointer finger.

Step 6: Make ‘Emu Pop:

Apply the bronze shade in your creases with a flat shadow brush for more control, and use your fingers to smudge it down over the lids—avoiding the brow bones

Step 7: Add Some Definition:

For more intensity, rim your upper lash lines with a brown liner pencil and smudge it upward with your shadow brush. 
Then set with the same powder eye shadow used in the previous step. Finish off with two coats of mascara, To give eyes an even bigger boost, use an eyelash curler before you apply mascara. Start as close to the roots of your lashes as possible and gently pulse the curler forward bit by bit to the ends.

Step 8: Get Lush-Looking Lips:
If your lips are dry or at all chapped, gently buff with a damp washcloth and apply lip balm. 
Let it sink in well, and blot with a tissue if it feels slippery. Blend the lipstick out over your lips, patting the color on with your fingertip to help it last. Run a piece of ice over your lips before slicking on gloss to help color last all day and prevent it from bleeding.
Now done.