What to do if liquid foundation gets stuck or powder floats

More and more people are paying more attention to the issue of etiquette. Having a fresh and clean appearance shows respect to oneself and others, and can also boost one's self-confidence. At the same time, it can add points to one's personal image. However, many people will experience the problem of powder sticking or floating in their foundation. This is because the hydration work is not done well.

So what should you do if you encounter floating powder or stuck powder?

Do basic hydration before makeup: Whether you have dry skin or oily skin, you must do basic hydration. Dry skin prefers moisturizing. You can choose oil-based moisturizing products, such as beauty oils or light essences, lotions and creams to protect skin moisture. If you only hydrate without moisturizing, the skin will easily become dry after losing moisture.

It is recommended to apply foundation with fingers or sponge products, such as air cushion, beauty egg, triangular sponge, etc. Apply makeup by patting and pressing. This can avoid skin friction regardless of whether you have dry or oily skin. Pressing can make the base makeup fit more closely to the skin. Setting makeup is also very important. Summer is coming, and if you want your base makeup to last for a long time, you must set your makeup. The biggest function of foundation is to absorb oil and sweat and keep the face clean.

What should I do if powder has already stuck? You can use a moisturizing spray to spray on the setting powder puff to remedy the problem of powder sticking. What if it becomes powdery? First, take out the oil-absorbing paper to absorb excess oil on your face, then take out the air cushion for remedy, and finally use dry powder to set the makeup.