Foundation makeup evens out the skin and gives it glow: mineral powder and bronzer for a healthy look, sponges and brushes for applying foundation, accessory kits. A well-prepared base is the foundation of all makeup.
A damp foundation sponge blends the foundation for a natural finish.
On hydrated skin, first apply a primer or day cream, then the foundation or a tinted cream, concealer on the areas to correct, and finally powder to set. A bronzer or blush adds warmth to the face to finish.
Mineral powder, light in texture, sets the foundation and mattifies shiny areas. Bronzer, being warmer, gives a healthy glow: apply it where the sun would naturally hit the face – the forehead, cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and chin.
The sponge, dampened and then squeezed out, is used by tapping: it blends the foundation into the skin for a natural finish. The brush, being more precise, offers greater coverage. For powder, use a large, soft brush; for concealer, a small brush or your fingertip.
Test the foundation on your jaw, in daylight: the right shade blends into the skin without a line along the neck. Consider the undertone of your skin, whether warm, cool or neutral, as well as its lightness.
For a “no-makeup” look, use a little product, only where necessary, and blend well. A tinted cream can replace foundation on days when your skin looks good. A natural finish shows the skin's texture.
Wash sponges after each use, with lukewarm water and gentle soap, and let them air dry. Clean brushes once a week. Clean accessories prevent bacterial buildup and apply makeup more evenly.
For your eyes, check out the eye care and makeup; for your lips, see the lip products. Before applying foundation, a day cream preps the skin.
A drop-shaped sponge gets into the corners of the nose and around the eyes. A versatile brush works for both powder and bronzer. A tool kit gathers several tools to get you started.
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Test it on your jaw, in daylight. The right shade disappears into the skin.
Yes, dampen it and squeeze it well: it expands and absorbs less product. The finish is more natural.
Loose powder, being lighter, sets makeup in the morning; pressed powder fits into your bag for touch-ups. Both mattify.
Mix it with a moisturiser or a lighter foundation. Blend well towards the neck to avoid a line.
At least once a week, more often for foundation brushes. Let them dry flat.