How to apply liquid foundation

The most important cosmetic for girls who love to wear makeup is liquid foundation, which is a kind of base makeup cosmetics that is applied directly to the face. Therefore, when buying liquid foundation, girls would rather spend more than use the kind of liquid foundation of particularly poor quality that will damage the facial skin. However, there are certain requirements for applying liquid foundation, and many people have not paid attention to it. So how to apply liquid foundation?

Cleansing - Toner - Emulsion - this is the work that every girl who wears makeup must do before making up, no matter if her skin is dry or oily. Especially girls with oily skin often skip the lotion, which is very wrong. Although lotion can also replenish water, emulsion is used to lock in moisture. It can also protect the skin and isolate it from some damage caused by powder makeup. The foundation has medium coverage. Some girls will use primer instead, which is the same, except that the primer is generally thinner and suitable for girls with flawless skin.

If some girls do not use sunscreen foundation, it is recommended to use sunscreen or sunscreen isolation cream before foundation. Foundation is divided into liquid foundation and cream foundation. Usually, girls with oily skin should choose liquid foundation, and girls with dry skin should choose cream/cream foundation. The covering power of cream foundation is slightly more obvious than that of liquid foundation. How to use liquid foundation? It's actually very simple. You can use your fingers or a sponge. I personally use my fingers. For beginners, using a sponge is safer and the effect will be more natural. Pressed powder has medium to high coverage and is divided into two types: dry use and wet and dry use.

Wet and dry powder has a wider range of uses. When used dry, it can be used after foundation to increase the covering power of powder makeup, and it can also be used when going out to touch up makeup; when used wet, it can replace foundation (method: soak the sponge, squeeze out half of the water, then dip it in powder and apply or press it evenly onto the face). The advantages of pressed powder over foundation are: stronger covering power, less likely to come off, and convenient to carry with you for touch-ups. Concealer has the strongest covering power. Just tap it on the areas that need to be covered, such as spots, acne, dark circles, etc. Apply concealer after foundation or pressed powder and before loose powder. Usually when choosing concealer, you need to choose a color that is slightly lighter than your skin tone, because if it is darker than your skin tone, it will be useless and will just become another spot. A slightly lighter color can cover blemishes very well, and after setting with loose powder, no traces can be seen.

Loose powder and honeyed powder are the same, you can choose to use one, but honeyed powder is usually finer and has no covering power. It can only adjust skin tone, so it cannot be used alone. You must use a touch-up product as a primer before. For girls with dry or neutral skin, if your makeup does not come off, you do not need to use setting powder. And for girls who don't have skin problems, you can directly use tinted sunscreen. - Loose powder/honeyed powder For beginners, setting powder is a more difficult step in powder makeup. If used improperly, powder floating will occur and the powder makeup foundation laid before will be ruined. Therefore, you must pay attention to how to use setting powder: Steps for using liquid foundation: 1. Use a delicate powder puff, apply a small amount of powder each time, and gently press it onto the face. Do not apply it, just press it, and do not apply too much powder at a time. Try to apply less and press more times, so that the powder will be more transparent, and pay attention to evenness; 2. If too much powder is applied at a time, or powder floats, use a large loose powder brush to sweep it; 3. After pressing, use mineral spray for the final setting. This is also very important for transparent makeup: spray the spray evenly and finely on the face, then press a soft and clean facial tissue onto the face to remove excess moisture and loose powder, so that you will have a clean and transparent makeup. If your skin is too dry, use a moisturizing spray or mix your own with essential oils. However, the prerequisite for transparent makeup is that your setting powder must be very fine. I personally recommend Korean powder. I personally use dodo's Red Lover, which is really outstanding. In addition, as for the color selection of setting powder, commonly used ones are yellow, pink, flesh color, purple, etc. Yellow and flesh color are more suitable for Asians, and can be chosen by girls who are not very white, and the makeup will not be heavy; pink is suitable for girls who are fair or yellowish and lack blood color. It is the most commonly used color. If your skin color is not particularly red, there will be no problem using pink. This is the most natural color; purple is suitable for girls with yellowish skin who want to achieve a very white effect.

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