Beauty for dark skin: Base products - in pictures

"It weighs a ton and costs the same, but because the hi-tech formulation blends with your skin it’s virtually impossible to over-blush. Foolproof beauty at its best."
Terry Blush Terribly, Beach Bomb, £51 (Buy) Photograph: product shot

"Not only does this foundation give incredibly natural high-definition coverage, but it comes in 18 shades to boot!"
Illamasqua Skin Base, £25 (Buy) Photograph: Packshot Factory Michael

"The tips are made from a lighter fibre to lift any excess product away from the skin and redistribute where needed – genius!"
Real Techniques Stippling Brush, £10.99 (Buy) Photograph: product shot

"This finely milled setting powder seems to just soak up shine but still keeps skin looking fresh and modern. You’ll never go back to traditional powder again."
MAC Blot Powder Pressed, £17.50 (Buy) Photograph: product shot

"A little highlighter goes a long way, but for the incredible price you could probably bathe in this gorgeous golden liquid. Don’t though."
Sleek Glisten Me, £5.29 (Buy) Photograph: Chris Linton/product shot

"Here is another example of the range of shades this foundation comes in"
Illamasqua Skin Base, £25 (Buy) Photograph: Packshot Factory Michael

"Create the perfect canvas with this oil-free primer. It acts like a filler to smooth any uneven surfaces and enlarged pores – that’s half the battle won!"
Becca Resurfacing Primer, £32 (Buy) Photograph: product shot