Dip your finger into the pore-minimizing cream and apply it in circular motions to the sides of the nose and other areas prone to oiliness. The technique involves gently blending the product upward and outward in circular motions, then lightly patting it to ensure it blends naturally and evenly into the skin.
Step 3:
Gently dab concealer onto areas requiring coverage (such as dark circles or acne marks). Opt for concealers with yellow or orange undertones.
Step 4:
Dampen a makeup sponge, wring out excess water, and pick up a moderate amount of pressed powder. Using the pressure of your fingertips, shape the sponge into a curved form. Then, starting from the cheeks, blend outward in one direction to ensure the foundation adheres smoothly.
Step 5:
Apply translucent loose powder with the puff, gently blending it in a spiral motion across the skin to create a smooth, luminous finish without disrupting the foundation's adherence. For oily areas, lightly press the puff to reinforce setting.
Step 6:
Dip the puff into pearlescent loose powder. Adjust the amount on the back of your hand first, then apply a thin layer to the T-zone, chin, brow bones extending to the temples, and the C-shaped area of the cheekbones. This not only subtly enhances facial contours but also creates a more natural, luminous complexion.