Why does foundation float on the face

Foundation is a cosmetic used as base makeup. It is one of the earlier steps in our makeup process. It is very important. Sometimes, if it is not applied well, Even if you do the subsequent steps well, it will still have a certain impact on our face as a whole, so you need to pay special attention. However, sometimes the foundation will float on the face. So why does the foundation float on the face?

  One: You didn't moisturize well. Two: When applying foundation, you must remember to soak the foundation puff with water and squeeze out the water. Don't make it too dry or too wet so that the foundation will look natural.

This means your skin is dry. Not only is it dry, but there is also a certain amount of aged cuticle, so the powder floating phenomenon occurs. Use more water-retaining masks. Moisturize well before applying makeup. This way, the makeup will look natural.

  First, buy a foundation that is close to your skin color. Don’t try to use foundation to make yourself whiter. Foundation that is too thick will not fit your skin well.

  Second, I have never used the product you mentioned. In fact, the secret of today’s popular BB cream is that it contains very little foundation. Therefore, for foundation that is too thick, the best way is to dilute it with a non-oily lotion before applying it to your face.

When applying foundation, don't be greedy or rush. Apply a little foundation on your face each time, spread it with your fingers, and wait for it to be absorbed into the skin. Fill in the insufficient areas and areas that need color adjustment one by one, and apply it evenly each time. Never use loose powder right after applying liquid foundation. In fact, you don’t need to use loose powder on drier areas. If you are afraid of oily skin, just use oil-absorbing paper to absorb it slightly after applying foundation.

1. It will be better to use a powder puff to apply liquid foundation

2. Or you can use a special foundation brush for better results. Squeeze an appropriate amount of foundation on the back of your hand, apply it with a brush, and then apply it to your face in a circular motion.

I've seen Avon's liquid foundation, and it has strong coverage, which also means it's very thick and oily. It is recommended to mix it with some lotion or emulsion when using. Also, when applying foundation, try to use a pressing technique. Never use your hands or a puff to apply it. Pressing can press the foundation firmly and make it fit better with the skin.

After the liquid foundation comes the dry powder, and then the setting powder (loose powder). All of them should be applied with pressing technique. Never use pressure. Finally, use a brush to gently brush off the loose powder.

Try to use a foundation that is one shade darker than your skin tone to give your makeup a three-dimensional look.