How did you learn how to wear makeups at first?

I learned through a variety of ways. Firstly, I mimick a lot of my favorite looks from other people - celebrities, friends, and especially from older siblings & cousins. I also experiment with new styles to see what I like. Nowdays, there are YouTube makeup tutorials! So you should consider watching them! They also have a lot of how-to tips in fashion/beauty magazines like Seventeen & Glamour. Also, do you have a high-end makeup store near by your home? (For example, "MAC", "Sephora", etc). Usually, they will do your makeup for free and will give you tips as to how you can really accentuate your good features and tone down the bad ones. =)

I think I at first learnt from my mom to apply lipsticks, and then I started reading books and magazines about makeup and started playing with my face! There are a lot of youtube videos about makeup too, you could search them and learn step by step!

When I was little, I would watch my Mom and my Aunt when they put on their make-up. I learned by watching them. I always wanted to be like Mom when I was litte. Now, I don't even bother wearing any.

For a long time I didn't bother with makeup. But when my friend asked me to be her bridesmaid, I decided I couldn't not wear makeup, so my mom helped me with it. I had no idea what I was doing, but my mom put it on for me at the wedding. After that, I learned to put it on myself. For a while I used liquid foundation, eyeshadow and eyeliner. You just rub the foundation into your skin as if it where lotion, and you use a special little sponge to blend it in so you can't see any lines on your jawline. I maybe put my eyeshadow on a little different than most people do. I use two colors, a lighter and a darker. I put some lighter on my applicator and with quick wisking strokes, I spread it all the way up to my eyebrow. Then I put the darker color on the bottom half of my eyelid. Also, I use mineral makeup now, that's handmade. I find that the crushed minerals provide good coverage, and the minerals are good for your skin. Hope that helps you get started!