Makeup artists’ secret to lit-from-within skin? Prepping with a facial oil! Use one as the final step of your skincare routine and wait a few minutes for it to sink in before adding concealer only in places you want to camouflage. If you prefer a bit more coverage, try layering on a skin tint or sheer to lightweight foundation. Otherwise, finish your hydrated base by applying a rich lip mask to prep your pout while continuing your routine.

Keep your summer glow all through fall by brushing on a warm bronzer (a shade or two lighter than the one you’ve been using in summer) anywhere the sun typically hits. Think across the cheeks and over the bridge of the nose as well as a bit over your lids. You may also give your forehead and any exposed collarbone a light dusting, too, to restore balance. Add a blush that mirrors your natural flush to your cheeks, then finish off with a champagne colored highlighter on the areas of your face that you want to pick up light, like your brow bones, cheek bones, inner corner of the eye, and Cupid’s Bow.

For the most natural eye look, simply amp up your brows with a pencil or powder. Fill in any sparse areas and brush lightly to blend in. As for your lashes, a few coats of volumizing mascara is all you need. Want to further fake fuller lashes? Try adding black or brown liner only to the upper waterline.

Want lips that pop without adding a lot of color? Once the plumping mask has worked its magic, apply a nude lip liner that’s one or two shades deeper than your natural lip hue, overdrawing just slightly at the center only. Then soften lightly with a brush or fingertip. Apply sheer wash of color in a balmy texture, like the Forget the Filler Lip-Plumping Line-Smoothing Tinted Lip Balm. Craving more color? A creamy lip crayon in a nude-pink or mauve shade can help build density without losing that natural look.