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Déesse · Understanding and Applying Make-up
Your Déesse Make-up Guide Your look, step by step.
A fresh-looking complexion, expressive eyes and beautifully cared-for lips: discover how to apply make-up with confidence, combine colours and bring out your personal style.
Beautifully you.
The right products. Beautiful application.
Make-up that feels like you.
Sometimes a touch of blusher is all you need; other times, you might want to make your eyes the focus. Make-up lets you express your style to suit your day, your mood and how you feel.
This guide brings together the Déesse world of colour and easy-to-follow tutorials. Learn how much product to use, where to apply colour and how to blend for a soft finish.
Follow the steps from complexion to eyes and lips, or jump straight to your favourite topic. You'll find links to suitable products alongside each tutorial.
Before you begin
Get your look off to a good start.
A little preparation helps your make-up apply more smoothly and look beautifully balanced.
Keep application clean and controlled
Use clean brushes and start with a small amount of product. The right brush shape helps you apply colour precisely and blend smoothly.
Look in natural daylight
Check shades and blending in natural light whenever possible. Build up colour in light layers, stepping back occasionally to assess your whole look.
01 · Complexion & Freshness
Your complexion, naturally radiant.
A little evening-out and a hint of colour on your cheeks can make your face look fresh while allowing your natural features to shine through.
Discover how to use foundation and concealer where needed, tailor your finish with powder and add a lively touch of blusher.
An even-looking base
How to apply foundation
Begin with a small amount and build up coverage gradually. Learn how to blend carefully around your jawline and hairline for a seamless finish.
Targeted coverage
How to use concealer
Dark circles, redness or minor unevenness: learn where to place concealer sparingly and how to soften its edges.
Your preferred finish
How to set make-up with powder
Choose a finish that suits your skin. Learn how much powder to use and how to mattify areas prone to shine.
Fresh-looking cheeks
Add freshness with blusher
A gentle wash of colour can brighten your look. Discover where to place blusher, how much to use and how to blend it naturally.
For a light everyday look: Apply foundation or concealer only where you want to even out your complexion. Not every area needs the same level of coverage.
02 · Eyes & Brows
Subtle details. Beautiful expression.
A little shimmer, a fine line of eyeliner or defined lashes: discover the details that bring out your eyes.
Our tutorials show you how to build colour, blend transitions and define your brows naturally – whether you prefer subtle daytime make-up or something more expressive.
Soft transitions
Eyeshadow for bright-looking eyes
Place your colour carefully and blend away harsh edges for beautifully harmonious eye make-up with depth.
More colour impact
Use intense colours with confidence
Want to emphasise your eyes? Discover how to build stronger colour gradually and add accents exactly where you want them.
Quick, easy application
Create looks with eyeshadow sticks
Apply colour directly, then blend: learn to use eyeshadow sticks for an all-over wash of colour or precise accents.
Precise definition
How to apply kajal and eyeliner
From a fine line to a softer outline, learn how to work close to your lash line and build up definition in stages.
The finishing touch for lashes
Mascara for defined lashes
Apply mascara from the roots and control the amount of product. Discover the steps for the degree of definition you want.
Frame your face
Define your eyebrows naturally
Fill small gaps with fine, hair-like strokes and follow the shape of your brows. Brush through to blend the colour with your natural hairs.
03 · Lips & Colour
A hint of colour. Or a statement.
Soft and rosy, glossy or bold: lip colour can transform your look with a single accent.
Discover how to define your lip contour and combine care, colour and shine. Choose the finish that feels right for you.
A precise base
How to apply lip liner
Carefully trace your natural lip contour and coordinate your lip liner with your chosen lip colour for a polished outline.
Care meets colour
Beautifully cared-for lips with colour and shine
Learn how to incorporate lip balm, lip oil and lip colour into your look, from the sheerest tint to a glossy finish.
For a balanced overall look: Consider your eye and lip colours together. Choose which feature you want to highlight and keep other accents in harmony.
04 · Nails & Finishing Touches
Beautifully cared-for hands. Your final colour accent.
A glossy rose shade or a bold colour: a lovely manicure complements your look and adds a little pleasure every time you see your hands.
With properly prepared nails, thin coats of polish and a little patience, you can achieve an even, carefully applied finish.
Preparation and application
How to apply nail polish step by step
Shape your nails, prepare their surfaces and apply colour in thin coats. The tutorial takes you through to the final cuticle-care step.
Coordinate your colours
Match your lips and nails
Your nail polish and lipstick can share a colour family or provide contrasting accents. Choose a combination that reflects your personal style.
Your next step
Find the products for your look.
Feeling inspired to try something new? Explore the Déesse make-up range and choose the products that suit your look. You can browse and order the current selection through the official English Déesse shop.
Discover the Déesse make-up range
Explore products for your complexion, eyes, lips and nails, along with brushes to help you apply them beautifully.
Compare the current range online
Browse the latest shades and available products in the official Déesse shop. Colours may appear slightly different on individual screens.
