Choosing the right color is crucial for blending spots
Color selection is key when blending spots. For light grayish spots, use an orange-toned concealer. Dab it onto the spot and gently press it in to ensure it blends seamlessly with your skin tone, making the spot appear lighter.
Apply Suitable Foundation to Entire Face
Select a suitable foundation for full-face application. First, choose a liquid foundation and apply it evenly across your entire face. Opt for a moisturizing foundation, as cheeks prone to spots tend to be drier. A hydrating formula not only spreads smoothly but also better conceals blemishes.
Press foundation again
Press the foundation again. If the effect is noticeable, you can dab a small amount of foundation onto the spots and gently press it in with your fingers. This helps the foundation adhere better. Remember to press, not spread, the foundation. Tapping lightly with your fingertips works well.
Apply pearl powder
Apply pearl powder. The previous three steps are usually sufficient to conceal blemishes. However, for deeper discoloration, add one more step: sweep pearl loose powder over the affected areas. This not only enhances coverage but also visually reduces the appearance of heavy foundation.