Cosmetics 

Makeup is a collection of cosmetic products used to enhance or alter one's appearance. It typically involves applying products to the face, eyes, lips, and sometimes body, to create various effects, such as a natural look or a bold, artistic transformation. Here's a breakdown of common makeup elements:

Foundation: Applied to create an even skin tone. It can be liquid, cream, or powder and is available in different shades and formulations to match various skin types.

Concealer: A thicker product used to cover blemishes, dark circles, and other imperfections on the skin. Blush: Adds color to the cheeks, providing a healthy, youthful glow. It can be powder, cream, or gel.

Highlighter: Applied to the high points of the face (like the cheekbones, nose bridge, and brow bone) to reflect light and create a radiant, glowing appearance.

Bronzer: Adds warmth and depth to the face, simulating a sun-kissed look.

Eyeshadow: Applied to the eyelids to add color, dimension, and texture. It comes in a variety of finishes, from matte to shimmer.

Eyeliner: Defines the eyes, making them appear larger or more intense. It can be liquid, pencil, gel, or cream.

Mascara: Applied to the lashes to darken, lengthen, and volumize them.

Eyebrow Products: These include pencils, powders, gels, and pomades used to shape, fill, and define the eyebrows.

Lip Products: Lipsticks, lip glosses, lip liners, and lip tints add color and texture to the lips, ranging from matte to glossy finishes.

Makeup is versatile, allowing for creativity and customization based on personal style, trends, or occasions. It can be subtle and natural for daily wear or bold and dramatic for special events or artistic expression.