Applying The Foundation That Does Not Resonate with Your Skin Type
Incorrect application of foundation starts when choosing a formula to bring into play. Most women mostly focus on skin color and forget their skin needs. Normally, foundations come in various forms, including creams, powders, and liquids. Knowing what works best for various skin types (dry, oily, mature, or combination) can help you get something that meets your skin’s needs.
Applying The Foundation That Does Not Match Your Skin Tone
Another makeup mistake women make is settling on a foundation that it’s extremely light or warm. This mistake stems from testing the foundation at the back of the hand. That being said, I strongly advise that you test the makeup on your nose, cheeks, or jawline. Since superficial light may also lie about your foundation, head out into natural light after testing the foundation to get the best reflection.
Laying a Thicker Foundation
Most women think applying a thicker foundation is the direct ticket to the world of an even skin tone. Disappointingly, this results in an extremely lighter or darker skin tone. To get your even skin tone, mask up those blemishes or marks with a concealer rather than layering.
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