Many people have skin that's discolored or splotchy, so evening out your skin tone to remove redness is an important step to achieve a healthy glow. Apply a tinted moisturizer, blending it in evenly over your skin. Make sure you use one that is similar to your skin tone (you don't want to use one that is bronze if you have ivory skin) and don't cake it on. Look for a tone correcting moisturizer that is relatively sheer. If your skin tone is between two shades, choose the shade slightly lighter than your skin. Use a concealer slightly lighter than your skin. This will help cover blemishes, redness, and dark circles. Dab small amounts on your problem areas and blend in lightly with your finger. Applying this under your eyes to lighten them up and cover any puffiness or dark circles or anywhere you have redness or uneven skin tone is also a good use of the concealer. Make sure to use just the right amount. If you use too much concealer and don't rub it in well, you will only draw attention to your blemishes. On the other hand, if you use too little, you won't be able to cover up your blemishes or problem areas adequately. Choose a bronzer that is a shade or two darker than your skin tone, and using a kabuki brush, dust your face with the bronzer and then your neck and chest to blend. Dip the brush in the bronzer, tap off excess bronzer, and use circular motions to apply.  A kabuki brush can be found at most drug stores in the cosmetic section. It has a dome-shaped head for wide, even coverage with short, dense bristles. To create a glow on your cheeks, choose a light pink or peachy blush and brush along your cheekbones. Smile in the mirror and applying to the apples of your cheeks, blend the blush towards your temples, only using enough that it creates a small glow. Blush helps prevent your face from looking too flat. This step is optional, but it can help highlight the contour of your face and creates a pearly radiance. Swipe the cream highlighter on the cheekbones, the tip of your nose, the cupid's bow (the...

TL;DR in Vietnamese:
Làm đồng đều màu da. Sử dụng kem che khuyết điểm. Quét phấn tạo khối. Điểm thêm chút sắc màu. Thoa kem highlight. Chiêm ngưỡng thành quả.