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Foundation + Application = Art

Hi, everyone! 

Now that we have found our perfect foundation, it is time for application.
Taking into account what we learn in the past blog about skin care, choose the one that fits you the most. Now that you have chosen one, wash your face and apply moisturizer, this will help the final look of your application, by removing dirt and oil; and giving moisture. 

Tip: Exfoliate at least two times a week to get rid of dead skin and avoid cracked looking skin.

Now, to apply your foundation you can do it one of three ways. 

Using sponges, a brush or your fingers.
Let us explore how this three different methods work.

Sponges


Wet or dry, this fellows come in different shapes to apply the foundation to different parts of your face. However, they tend to adsorb the liquid foundation leading to waste your precious gold liquid. Also they can grow bacteria, leading to breakouts.

Brush

This one helps you create a natural look, by achieving a lighter coverage than sponges. 
You can wash it and use it again, using makeup brushes shampoo and they come in different sizes for your benefit. The way to use this is by brushing from the middle of your face toward the outer parts.
Remember to blend.

Here the different shapes and finishes:



Fingers


Wash your hands! That is the first step, use the same products you use to clean your face, since they are made to remove the oil and the dirt related to skin problems in the face. This way you can be sure that your fingers are completely clean (or at least that is what I used to do in the past). This will help diminish the excess of oils and other foreign things that can cause your face to breakout. You can use this method for mousse and liquid foundations. If you have oily skin, avoid this method.


Remember you have to pick the one that works the  best for your skin, not the easiest or the hardest, but the one that helps you face stay healthy.


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This is all for today, I hope this information helps you somehow.
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