This first step in digital makeup is the equivalent to concealer or foundation in a real makeup bag.

Creating the desirable oval face with shadows and highlights while matching the skin tone in Photoshop, then adding blush.

Make close-set eyes look further apart with eye shadow applied in the right place.

Cleaning up two most common problems- spilled, uneven eye shadow and spotty, smudgy liquid eyeliner.

Creating natural-looking enhancements on light brows. Plus, who needs tweezers when there's Puppet Warp?

Corey uses custom brushes he created for you to bend and warp into shape to conform to any eye. Easier to apply than fake eyelashes!

Shaping, plumping, and glossing the lips. Creating a Cupid's Bow.

Corey draws from one of Shelley's pet peeves and performs tooth highlighting through finger painting. Plus, subtle tooth whitening and reshaping.

Addressing issues such as stray locks and the effects of lights on bleached blondes. Plus, Corey gets rid of flyaways with refine edge to keep it looking natural.

After a bonus eyebrow tip, Corey builds a more glamorous look on top of an already-made-up model to get a completely different, and more dramatic look in the photo.

Corey shifts the focus from a more practical application to a wilder "fantasy" look. Plus, learn how to create shimmering gold eye shadow.

Add more hair for a fuller look.

Accessories are sometimes an afterthought and jewelry is expensive. Good thing there's stock photography and Photoshop!

Final review of the entire lesson. Learn more about Shelley Giard at: http://www.shelleygiard.com/

Shelley purposefully creates a bad makeup job, from coloring to hair, for Corey to fix from start to finish. Corey begins with blemish removal, skin smoothing, contouring and highlighting

Corey continues with the eye shadow color to better match the eyes and then fixes a very common problem – clumpy mascara. Then, he finishes the complete look with the lips and hair.