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Cover dark circles under eyes. Use a concealer brush or fingertips (using a brush will be more clean) to apply concealer to the skin under the eyes. Apply concealer in an inverted triangle. First, you will draw a triangle from the start and end points of the eye, dragging the sides down the cheeks to the nasal groove. Apply concealer around the edges of the triangle to avoid making a noticeable color difference between the skin and the concealer.

• Do not rub concealer around the eye area because the skin here is very vulnerable. Use only your fingertips to lightly dab to spread concealer. This also has a higher coverage effect than vigorous scrubbing.
• Apply concealer to the sockets right next to your nose if you have sunken eyes. This position is often overlooked when you apply concealer and make your face look sleepy.
• Be sure to spread the concealer to the lower lids, just below the eye rim.
• Dabbing concealer under the eyes in a U shape will make the makeup look less natural and visible when taking pictures.

Apply concealer to blemishes and blemishes. If your skin has blemishes, blemishes, sunburns, scars or birthmarks, cover those blemishes. Dab your concealer on each blemish and spread it gently over your skin. You should only apply a thin layer of concealer to make skin look natural, and then apply more if needed.

• If you have acne breakouts, avoid using your fingertips to spread concealer. Using your fingers can spread the bacteria, making acne worse; As a result, the concealer drifts and reduces coverage efficiency. Instead, use a clean makeup brush.
• If you are applying concealer on large areas of skin (such as when you want to cover redness), apply a thin layer and spread evenly. The thicker the concealer, the less natural it looks. You can add powder to make skin look natural throughout the day.

Keep concealer in place. Once the dark spots and dark circles under the eyes are covered, add a foundation over the concealer. To save time, use a powdered or compressed powder foundation. You can also use a cream or liquid foundation, but you will need to apply a powder coating.

• Apply foundation all over face. Next, use a large brush to apply transparent powder over the foundation to keep makeup on for 12 hours.
• Use a brush to easily blend foundation into the eye socket and close to the lower lids; Be sure to apply foundation on all areas of skin with concealer.
• Apply a little bit of powder to the area of ​​your concealer for a firm coverage throughout the day.

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Part 2 of 2: Complete make-up

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   Brush the base layer. Once you're satisfied with the concealer, the next step is to apply the foundation. Make a smooth foundation for the rest of your make-up with a liquid, cream, powder, or spray foundation.

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   Create blocks. The use of concealer and foundation gives you spot-free skin but also loses the natural contours of your face.Therefore, you need to apply block-forming powder on the cheekbones, nose bridge, and around the contour of the face to add depth to the makeup.

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   Hit blush. Not everyone has naturally rosy cheeks, and you'll usually need a little blush. Apply blush on a smooth foundation for natural blushes.
   • To hit blush, smile, then use a blush brush on your cheeks. Don't forget to spread the blush towards your temples.

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   Creates bright spots. To add more depth to your makeup, apply a highlighter cream or powder along the top of the cheekbones, below the eyebrows, and inside the eye sockets. Here's how to make your face stand out and complete your makeup.

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   Draw eyebrows. It's possible that makeup layers have blurred and lacked sharpness in your eyebrows. Therefore, you need to draw eyebrows to create natural intensity and draw attention to the eyes along with the shape of the face.

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Advice

• Make sure the concealer is the right color for your skin tone; If you choose a color that is too dark, the concealer will show up as orange spots.
• If you have dark circles under your eyes, try to get enough sleep.
• Many cosmetic stores offer free make-up and product trials. Take advantage of this service so you can create effective makeup.
• Choose concealer carefully when you have uneven skin color.
• Remove makeup before going to bed. Keeping makeup on overnight will cause dry skin, clogged pores and increase the risk of blemishes or skin irritation.

Warning

• Use non-irritating cosmetics if you have sensitive skin.
• Use oil-free or non-comedogenic makeup so your skin doesn't break out or irritate your skin.