1. Apply oil-control skincare products to your T-zone first. This area tends to get oily, and using an oil-control lotion helps your makeup last longer.
2. Apply a lightweight primer evenly across your entire face. The key to a natural makeup look is a fresh, sheer finish, so avoid using too thick a primer.
3. If you feel your pores are enlarged in areas like the T-zone or sides of the nose, use concealer to cover them. Again, ensure it's applied evenly and transparently.
4. Concealer can also hide red marks or acne spots on your face.
5. Girls with large eyes often struggle with under-eye bags.Dab concealer lightly over the puffy areas, using only a thin layer.
6. Gently blend the concealer outward with your ring finger until the puffiness is completely concealed.
7. Moisten the puff of your dual-use compact with a water spray. Use just enough water—avoid over-wetting the puff to prevent damaging the product quality.
8. Next, lightly dust the puff with powder and apply a thin base layer along the bridge of the nose.
9. Blend outward along both cheeks, ensuring the coverage remains thin and natural.
10. Finally, smooth the powder downward from the center of the forehead toward the temples to complete the look.