You don't need a separate men's range. Choose for your skin tone, undertone, desired coverage and preferred texture. The same foundation, concealer and finishing powder can be used by anyone.

Start with one product for the result you want: concealer for a blemish or dark circles, finishing powder for a shiny area, or foundation for a more even base. Add another step only when you feel you need it.

Choose a shade that matches your skin and start with a little product. Blend the edges and check in daylight, especially along your jaw, nose and beard line. Build extra coverage in specific areas; a completely invisible result can't be guaranteed.

Loose mineral powder foundation, compact foundation and liquid foundation are all options. Choose for texture and application: loose powder with a brush, compact for a targeted powder base, or liquid if you prefer a fluid texture. You don't have to apply foundation all over your face.

Test a little along your jawline and check the transition to your neck in daylight. Choose the closest match and consider your undertone too. Don't automatically go lighter or darker. Colour advice and testers can help if you're unsure.

Use a skin-toned concealer that matches your complexion. Start with a little on the darkest area and dab out the edges. Too much product or a very light shade can make the transition more noticeable. Concealer covers colour; it doesn't change puffiness or swelling.

Yes. Apply a small amount to the spot you want to cover and carefully blend the transition into bare skin. It's a useful first step if you only want coverage in specific areas.

A skin-toned concealer or foundation can cover visible redness. For stronger red areas, try a tiny amount of green colour corrector under a skin-toned base. Makeup doesn't treat the cause of redness; don't apply it to broken or badly irritated skin.

Focus on the skin around your beard. Use little product, dab along the beard line and avoid thick layers in the hairs. Check the moustache area too and remove visible product from the hairs with a clean brush. After shaving, wait until your skin is calm and unbroken.

A mattifying finishing powder can reduce visible shine. Apply a thin layer just where you want it, rather than automatically covering your whole face. Blot away excess shine before adding more powder during the day.

Choose what feels comfortable on your skin and check each product's full ingredient list. Apply only to unbroken skin and use clean tools. Being mineral or natural doesn't automatically make a product suitable for everyone. Stop if your skin reacts and seek professional advice for persistent concerns.

No, primer is optional. Start with your usual skincare and see how your makeup applies over it. You can add primer later if you want a different application or finish.

A kabuki or powder brush helps you apply loose mineral foundation in thin layers. Use a smaller brush for targeted powder concealer. For liquid products, you can use fingertips, a brush or a blender, depending on the product instructions. Keep your tools clean.

Yes, if you'd like to add some colour. Choose a suitable shade and start with a little. Check the transition along your hairline and beard. Use bronzer as an extra step; choose foundation to match your skin tone.

Yes. Choose the coverage and finish you like and try the routine beforehand. Check the result in daylight and in the lighting or camera you'll be using. Pay attention to shine, any colour difference from your neck and visible product along the beard line.

Remove your makeup at the end of the day with a suitable cleanser and cleanse your skin as usual. Pay attention to the creases beside your nose, hairline and beard line, and avoid rubbing sensitive areas hard.