1. The Reveal (The Veil Test™)

Most people start with foundation. I start with a veil. A sheer, tone evening base not to cover, but to reveal. It tells me where the real shadows, discoloration, and structure live so I know what I’m actually working with.

2. The Blueprint (Structure + Placement)

I don’t jump to concealer. I jump to bone structure. I start sketching in the cheek shape not to contour yet, but to find the real lift points on your face. This tells me where your blush, bronzer, and even concealer will work with your shape, not against it.

3. The Correction Code (Under-Eye Decode + Coverage)

You cannot pick your highlight or concealer until you’ve corrected what’s underneath. This is where 99% of people go wrong. You brighten what’s still dark then wonder why it looks grey. I decode the under-eye first, so the coverage later actually works.

4. The Fusion (Texture + Color Logic)

Most people fight with their makeup. It’s patchy, sticky, or cakey. I don’t rely on formulas I rely on tools. What you blend with and when you blend determines the texture. Then, blush isn’t just about your skin tone it should echo or contrast with your eyes or lips depending on what you want to stand out. This is how you tie the whole face together instead of looking like you’re wearing five trends at once.

5. The Echo (The Face Map Repeats)

These same principles apply to every feature. Eyes and lips are built with structure and tone in mind—so everything reads intentional. You’ll never feel like your makeup “doesn’t match” again.