USING LIQUID FOUNDATION 

Liquid foundation produces a more lightweight
finish than the cake variety and tends T0 be
easier to use on dry skin. However, some people
find it harder to apply; the trick is not to overload
the sponge, which creates a streaky, unnatural
effect that will be difficult to correct. To finish,
always brush over with a translucent powder. The
powder helps the foundation stay in place longer

 

Steps LIQUID FOUNDATION

1- Keep your hair off your face by lying
it back or using a hairband or scarf, Cleanse your face and neck
thoroughly and moisturize. Wail al least five minutes Tor
die moisturizer to be thoroughly absorbed into the skin.

2- Pour a little foundation inside the lid of the bottle
and dab will a sponge, Using gentle strokes, cover the larger
areas of your face first (the cheeks, forehead, and T-zone),
following their natural contours. Blend well under
the jawline and onto the neck. as well as around the hairline,

3- Check unevenness around the eyes and the
sides of the nose. Lightly pal with the sponge any areas that
need a little more foundation, but do not cover the whole
face - that would give a thick unnatural effect.

4- if any marks or blemishes still show through, cover them up by brushing on a concealer, blending ii well into the surrounding foundation.

5- Brush on translucent powder, again
following the contours of the face. For a
more matte effect, apply the powder using
a soft puff and then brush over.

THE FINISHED EFFECT: The coverage is smooth and even,
while any blemishes have been thoroughly concealed; eyebrows
have been softly lined to stand out against the foundation