Anyone can have perfect skin. It's a simple matter of blending with the
right foundation, right?
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Foundation shades are more Asian skin friendly these days, although some
are friendlier than others. Here's a checklist.
Rule 1: Be realistic. If, for example, you have very oily skin, no oil-free formulation is going to make you look matte all day long. Rule 2: Decide on the texture. Liquids will give a sheer effect, while creams and compact foundation give a more matte, heavier coverage. But not to worry -- today's matte resembles real skin. Rule 3: Prep the skin with a moisturizer, lotion, or foundation primer to help foundation spread more easily. No makeup will stay on your face long enough without this preparation. Rule 4: Blend well with your fingers or a sponge. Less is always more for a seamless look. Rule 5: Use a big, fluffy brush to lightly dust on translucent powder. This step can be skipped if you do not have oily skin. Rule 6: What matches your skin often looks darker in a bottle. Rule 7: Mix and match colors to get just the right shade, if necessary. |
Rule 5: Use a big, fluffy brush to lightly dust on translucent powder. This step can be skipped if you do not have oily skin. Rule 6: What matches your skin often looks darker in a bottle. Rule 7: Mix and match colors to get just the right shade, if necessary. |