Complete Makeover
Mostly made myself, altho I sort of used Burt's Bees A New Face In Makeup handguide thing as sort of a guide. You should also remember to follow the 5 steps of getting a clean and healthy face. ALWAYS wash your face before the makeup goes on.

Step 1: Moisturizer. Tinted Moisty is preferable, as you can skip step 2. But if your skin is REALLY dry, put a strong moisturizer under your tinted moisturizer. Click here for more information on moisturizers.

Step 2: Foundation.  Take a sponge-thing, dap some foundation on it, slather over your face, starting with your nose and T-zone area. Click here for more info.

Step 3: Concealer.  Concealer goes on after the foundation (so you have an idea of where to put it and how much you need) but before any of the other eye things (because it tends to get yellow stuff all over your lower lashes). Click here for more info.

Step 4: Blush.  Powder or cream, smile and apply to the apples of your cheeks, but never ever go over board. With blush, less is more. Here for more info.

Step 5: Eye Shadow.  Brush some concealer or translucent powder over your lids to make the shadow last longer. Use cream for a sleek look, powder for a fresh look, or wet your applicator brush with water before putting in the powder for a sheer look. Here for more. 

Step 6: Eyeliner.  Start from the inner eye and draw a light circle around your eyes. For variations or detailed directions on how to do this, click here.

Step 7: Mascara.  Brown color for everyone except deep brunettes and blackies, and you might be able to pull off black if you have really dark eyes. Here for loads more info.

Step 8: Eyebrow Pencil.  Optional depending if you have wonderful eyebrows (lucky beyotch--jk). Vaseline to keep brows in place, and fill in going the same direction as the hair growth. Here for more.

Step 9: Translucent Powder.  Less is more. One sweep all over your face -- it sets in the makeup, and absorbs the oil at the same time. Here for more.

Step 10: Lip Pencil.  Optional, depending if you're into it. Outline top/bottom lips, fill in. JUST LIKE COLORING BOOKS. More here.

Step 11: Lipstick or lip gloss.  But be careful about using lip gloss on top of lip pencil. The lipstick should match the lip pencil. If you can, get it from the same company in the same color. More here.

Step 12: Lip gloss or Lip shimmer.  Finishing touch, add a clear layer of lip gloss, or get a lip shimmer, or spill a THIN layer of cheap glitter on a clean survace and kiss it. More here.