The right makeup can look great on camera, but too much makeup — even if it’s good — can look awful. “Avoid very dark or bright lipstick,” warns Chapman. “Bold lips and overly smoky eyes will look heavily made-up and out of place.” Stick with looks that are natural, yet defined. She also stresses the importance of blending; you don’t want your blush to be streaky or your eyeliner to be too severe. She swears by the Real Techniques Travel Essentials Brushes, $17.99, to blend everything together.