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tips for foundation

Apply foundation in the same direction of the grain of your skin and the direction your facial hair grows
(usually hair grows down and outward), then blend in a back and forth motion to diffuse into the skin seamlessly.

Concentrate the application

When foundation is applied in an upward motion it disturbs fine facial hair which makes them more noticeable.

Try applying foundation with two tools. First use a sponge (make sure to dampen it) and press the product into the skin. Follow the applica

Hydrating formulas and CC Creams provide a diffused blur to soften large pores and the appearance of creases. Look for formulas that specifically address your concerns, luminosity, longevity etc.

Creasing: While the cause of creasing is sometimes th

Proper exfoliation is key to preparing the skin for a perfect application. Think of your makeup sitting on top of dead skin, oil, perspiration, and dust. Ew.

This can cause product pilling, which is the inability to be absorbed by the skin. The less

Prior to any application you should moisturize your skin, it will allow the foundation to adhere better. A light daytime formula (SFP with a moisturizer) is a good choice, it will also act as primer and those with zinc ingredients will add an additio

Those with dry skin or mature skin should opt for liquid or cream foundations. These formulas are more blendable, provide fuller coverage and spread easier on the skin. They don't tend to sit in fine lines or enlarge pores like most powder formulas.

A tip to save $

Instead of dispensing your foundation directly onto your makeup brush or sponge, use the back of your hand or the cap of your foundation bottle as a palette. You will waste less and have more control of how much product used.

Apply foundation in the same direction of the grain of your skin and the direction your facial hair grows
(usually hair grows down and outward), then blend in a back and forth motion to diffuse into the skin seamlessly.

Concentrate the application

When foundation is applied in an upward motion it disturbs fine facial hair which makes them more noticeable.

Try applying foundation with two tools. First use a sponge (make sure to dampen it) and press the product into the skin. Follow the applica

Hydrating formulas and CC Creams provide a diffused blur to soften large pores and the appearance of creases. Look for formulas that specifically address your concerns, luminosity, longevity etc.

Creasing: While the cause of creasing is sometimes th

Proper exfoliation is key to preparing the skin for a perfect application. Think of your makeup sitting on top of dead skin, oil, perspiration, and dust. Ew.

This can cause product pilling, which is the inability to be absorbed by the skin. The less

Prior to any application you should moisturize your skin, it will allow the foundation to adhere better. A light daytime formula (SFP with a moisturizer) is a good choice, it will also act as primer and those with zinc ingredients will add an additio

Those with dry skin or mature skin should opt for liquid or cream foundations. These formulas are more blendable, provide fuller coverage and spread easier on the skin. They don't tend to sit in fine lines or enlarge pores like most powder formulas.

A tip to save $

Instead of dispensing your foundation directly onto your makeup brush or sponge, use the back of your hand or the cap of your foundation bottle as a palette. You will waste less and have more control of how much product used.

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