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Everything make-up is not for everyone. First, we can not all fight and for others we prefer to stay in their natural state. If you're a beginner in make-up, you're probably still learning the ropes and trying to figure out how to catch the winged food, as well as the brush doing what and what I like. Luckily for you, we always have beauty tips for you. Today we will create a lasting foundation. You know how often you apply your base and after a few hours everything is stained, your face is glowing and you need to add powder all the time? These tips will keep your foundation alive throughout the day.
1. Use a setting spray.
You probably already know or have already seen how beauty gurus use this. Yes, this spray sprayed the MUA on her face after they finished dressing. The tuning spray does the same thing as the hair spray and repairs the make-up so you can stay longer. It is important to invest in a special atomizer, especially in this hot season or when you live in a wet area where you need to sweat.
2. After applying the base and concealer, dry the face with a paper towel or paper towel.
Once you have applied the base and concealer, take a piece of handkerchief in front of the powder, it can even be a paper towel, and the entire face is gently dried to absorb the excess oil. Apply your powder.
3. Speaking of dust, for a more permanent make-up use a dust cloud instead of a brush.
Of course you can always use a brush if you prefer, but a touch will close much better in your base. What you want to do is apply a small amount of energy to your puff, remove the excess powder, and gently push the puff on your face to spray it.
4. Do not mix products that do not match well.
If you are using a moisturizer and water-based base, use a water-based base. If you use base oil, it is the same. The basic science is that oil and water do not mix.
5. Test hacks for a permanent foundation.
I personally tried two hacks and they work well. The first is the Korean beauty trick, Jamsu, which you use to apply the foundation, then dip your face in a bowl of cold water, dry your face, or gently dry. Then continue and do your make-up as usual. , The second trick is to use loose powder after priming in front of the base. Yes, that sounds crazy, but your makeup will last longer. After applying your primer, apply a loose powder (this is a different fixer than the normal compact powder) and then apply your base. You should not apply more powder after that, but if you have a greasy face you can apply powders in the T-zone: forehead, eyelids, nose and chin.
