First, primer goes on. Next, concealer is applied in order to cover flaws and discolorations. Then comes foundation, followed by loose powder in order to keep your makeup in place.
Here’s *exactly* the right order to apply your makeup, according to a pro
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- Foundation or BB cream. …
- Concealer. …
- Blush, highlighter, or bronzer. …
- Eye shadow. …
- Eyeliner. …
- Mascara. …
- Lip color.
Put them
on dry areas after creams — as a rule, oils can penetrate moisturizers, but not vice versa. … Skip the oil if you‘re wearing more than two serums under your moisturizer, though—at some point, you can’t avoid looking greasy.
on dry areas after creams — as a rule, oils can penetrate moisturizers, but not vice versa. … Skip the oil if you‘re wearing more than two serums under your moisturizer, though—at some point, you can’t avoid looking greasy.
“All three of these — BB cream, CC cream, and tinted moisturizer — can technically be used as a primer.” So, for those of you who wish for a bit more coverage, you can actually use a BB, CC, or tinted moisturizer under your foundation, and it will be just as effective as a base.
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