- moisturizer
- whipped foundation
- concealer
- loose powder (optional).
Step 1
With a clean and toned face,apply an ample amount of moisturizer. This will help your foundation to go on smoothly.
Step 2
With your palms or fingers,apply whipped foundation. Whipped foundation will fill in fine lines and wrinkles and will give you a slight glow. Mature skin tends to be dry so a foundation in a whipped formula would be best because it's somewhat not too dry but not too liquidy.
You can apply with a foundation brush if you dont want your hands dirty,but I just like using the warmth of my hands to push in the product more into my face. I find that it helps in absorbing the foundation and making it look more like my skinYou can also use a sponge.
Step 3
Conceal problem areas like undereye circles and blemishes. Mature skin may also tend to be a bit more gray than when you were younger. It's wise to get a corrector that's in a pink or salmon shade to counteract the dullness. Then apply a yellow-based concealer with a patting motion.
Step 4
Mature skin will get dried up sooner after you had your makeup on so putting on powder is optional. If you're on the oilier side though and you look like a frying pan!,definitely dust loose powder. I recommend using a loose powder rather than the pressed powder cause the formula is more sheer and its lighter than the pressed ones which tends to feel heavy.
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