Okay , I did get a friend to help me learn my coloring and stuff but , I don ' t know what you ' re talking about , I woke up like this . XPNah , for serious though , If it ' s hair , go to a decent salon . Talk to the stylist , tell them what you are looking for in a look , and if they ' d give you pointers as they create it , how to take care of it . Ultimately , you are looking for a stylist to go to , not a one and done like with men ' s hair . My girl ' s name is Erika , and I found her in this hole in the wall salonbarbershop I found in my home town , and she is amazing . I have an esthetician who works with me for skincare Though that ' s a privilege I have from my job , a good esthetician would do a skin assessment before working on you , and also give you advice on what types of products work best for maintainingimproving your skin condition . Makeup is the same . Set up an appointment at Ulta or Sephora I ' ve had great experiences in both to do a makeovertutorial . Think about what type of look you want first . Go for day casual and night time casual . Now that I ' ve got my 2 basic looks down , I ' m planning on setting up a tutorial at sephora ' s to specifically have them help me pick and learn how to use products specifically for contouring . Now is anyone in this sub capable of making a little game to teach color matchingcontrastingor sympathetic color selecting using a color wheel ? That ' d help me learn how to do that so much .