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Foundation Drops
These drops are super easy to blend and most importantly, you can moderate the coverage, using a heavy layer as a concealer or as a sheer foundation for BB-level coverage.
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Eyeshadow
We can't stress this enough: Try to opt out of lining your eyes in a moving car even if you do have a mirror — most formulas aren't forgiving when it comes to correcting mistakes, and most of us don't carry eye makeup remover in our clutches. When in a rush, use eyeshadow instead of liner. Stay close to the lash line and use a tiny brush for a hassle-free alternative to liner.
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Volume-Boosting Mascara
Every busy lady's makeup bag must have a volumizing mascara. It instantly makes your eyes look more awake. This mascara by Tarte has been receiving rave reviews and comes in fun and fierce packaging.
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Pressed Powder and a Kabuki Brush
Instead of loose setting powder, go for a pressed compact or powder, especially if you don't have a mirror. Setting powder, even a translucent one, needs a thorough blending or it will sit on top of your skin instead of keeping your makeup in place. Instead, use a dense brush to lightly sweep on some pressed powder when you are in a hurry — you'll look fresh, not overpowdered.
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