1. Primer: A good primer creates a smooth canvas for your makeup, helps fill in pores, and extends the wear of your foundation.
2. Foundation: Choose a foundation that matches your skin tone and provides the coverage you need. Whether you prefer a dewy or matte finish, the foundation should even out your skin tone.
3. Concealer: A high-coverage concealer can cover blemishes, redness, and dark circles. Opt for a shade that matches your skin tone for blemishes and a slightly lighter shade for under-eye areas.
4. Setting Powder: A translucent setting powder helps set your makeup, prevents shine, and minimizes the appearance of pores. Apply it to areas prone to oiliness.
5. Blush: A natural-looking blush adds a healthy flush to your cheeks. Choose a shade that complements your skin tone.
6. Bronzer/Contour: Use bronzer to warm up your complexion and contour powder to define your features. Apply to the hollows of your cheeks, along the jawline, and the sides of your nose.
7. Highlighter: Apply highlighter to the high points of your face—cheekbones, bridge of the nose, cupid’s bow, and brow bones—for a radiant glow.
8. Setting Spray: A setting spray locks in your makeup, enhances its longevity, and gives your skin a fresh, natural finish.
9. Makeup Brushes and Beauty Blender: Pack brushes for foundation, concealer, blush, bronzer, and highlighter. A damp beauty blender helps blend makeup seamlessly.
10. Oil-Blotting Sheets: These sheets are perfect for absorbing excess oil without disturbing your makeup.
11. Corrector (Optional): If you have specific concerns like redness or discoloration, a color-correcting product can be applied before concealer to neutralize those areas.
12. Translucent Mattifying Powder (Optional): If you have oily skin, a matte powder can help control shine and oil buildup.
13. Tinted Moisturizer or BB Cream (Optional): For a lighter coverage option, a tinted moisturizer or BB cream evens out your skin tone while providing hydration.
14. SPF Powder (Optional): If you’re spending time outdoors, a translucent SPF powder can be applied over your makeup to provide sun protection.
15. Color-Correcting Pen (Optional): If you’re dealing with stubborn dark circles, a peach or pink color-correcting pen can help neutralize the discoloration before applying concealer.
16. Hydrating Mist (Optional): A hydrating facial mist can refresh your makeup throughout the day and give your skin a dewy appearance.
17. Multi-Purpose Balm (Optional): A balm can be used on lips, cheekbones, and eyelids to add a natural sheen.
18. Travel-Size Cleanser and Moisturizer (Optional): If you need to touch up your makeup before a different event, having a small cleanser and moisturizer can help you start with a fresh base.

Remember that less is often more when it comes to achieving a natural-looking flawless finish. Choose products that work best for your skin type and concerns, and always blend thoroughly for a seamless result.