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"Think of it as the &amp;quot;new transparency:&amp;quot; a pretty, natural look courtesy the latest sheer makeup. Your go-tos now: a BB cream, a shimmery shadow, a cheek stain, a tinted balm, and a waterproof mascara that stands up to heat and humidity (we know \u2014 we tested it!). &amp;quot;They let your skin show through, even if you opt for rich colors,&amp;quot; says makeup artist Andrew Sotomayor.  So how do you really achieve that ever-elusive glow? Follow these five, easy-to-follow steps (product recommendations are included) for just the right amount of color and coverage.  1. Fake a tan Choose a BB cream one shade darker than your skin tone and apply a pea-size amount, starting with cheekbones and the bridge of the nose, where the sun naturally tans skin first. (These two have broad-spectrum SPF.) (Skin Tone Correction &amp;amp;amp; Beautifying BB Cream, $37, kiehls.com; Maybelline New York Dream Fresh BB Cream, $7, amazon.com)  2. Brighten eyes All it takes is one soft, iridescent eye shadow. With a makeup brush, press color onto each lid from lashline to browbone. Avoid sweeping it on \u2014 you won&amp;#039;t be able to deposit enough of a light-toned shadow like this one. (Maybelline New York Expert Wear Eyeshadow in Linen, $3, amazon.com)  3. Add a rosy cheek A tiny bit of this color-rich stain goes a long way, and the coral hue is universally flattering. Rub it in with your fingers \u2014 it melts right into skin and stays put. (Josie Maran Cheek Gel\u00E9e in Coral Oasis, $22, josiemarancosmetics.com)  4. Play up your lips Balance the look with a red-tinted balm (softened with cocoa butter) that lets your natural lip color show through. The effect is soft and ultra-wearable. (Covergirl Lipslicks Smoochies Lip Balm in #Textme, $5, amazon.com)  5. Define lashes The final touch: an eye-opening waterproof, smudgeproof mascara. This one&amp;#039;s fine-toothed wand is a workhorse at separating and coating lashes. (Covergirl Lashblast Volume Waterproof Mascara, $7, amazon.com) Photos: Peter Rosa/Studio D; Makeup: Andrew Sotomayor; Hair: Adam Maclay NEXT: Take Your Makeup From Day to Night \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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