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• Advice

• If your skin is dry, use a moisturizing cream cleanser.
• If your skin is normal, use a gentle cleanser that does not contain microplastics or exfoliants.
• If your skin is oily, use an oil-based cleanser. These cleansers will reduce the oil production of your skin.

Moisturizes the skin. You should moisturize your skin immediately after washing your face. There are many different types of moisturizers to choose from. For example, if you often go out into the street, choose a sunscreen moisturizer to protect your skin. There are also other options as follows:

• If your skin is oily, choose an oil-free gel cream. This lotion will soften the skin without stimulating oil production.
• If your skin is dry, choose a light cream that won't squash.
• If your skin is blemished, choose a cream with salicylic acid (BHA).

Use a primer. Primer helps fill pores, makes skin smoother, ready for foundation. To use a primer, dab a small amount on your cheeks, forehead, and chin. Spread out the primer by hand or brush. Colored primers are used to even out the skin tone. For example:

• If your skin is dull, use a light pink primer for a healthier glow.
• If your skin is pale, use a light purple primer to neutralize it.
• Green primer is used to neutralize red spots or red spots.

Use a foundation. A foundation that evenens and brightens skin. To use a foundation, dab a small amount on the cheeks, forehead, chin, and bridge of the nose. For moderate coverage use your fingers to spread the foundation. If you want high coverage, use a makeup sponge to blend.

• Make sure you have selected the correct foundation color. The right foundation shade for you is when the foundation adapts to your cheeks and neck skin in the broad daylight.
• If your neck skin and face skin are two different tones, choose a foundation that matches your neck skin tone. If not, you look like you're wearing a mask.

Use concealer to clear blemishes. Concealer is used to cover acne, red spots or dark circles under the eyes. For even more coverage use a liquid foundation, spread over skin with a small makeup brush. For lower coverage use a stick concealer. Apply concealer onto foundation cream for perfect coverage.

• You can use your fingertips, cotton swab or a makeup brush to spread concealer.
• Buy the right concealer that matches your foundation. If possible, you should buy the two from the same brand to make sure the shades match.

Eyebrows. If you already have a bold and crisp eyebrow line, you can skip this step. If not, use a brow pencil the same color as your hair. Draw short, definitive lines to create fake hairs on the skin. Next, use the eyebrow brush to gently spread out to have a natural eyebrow.

• After the eyebrows are drawn, identify and maintain the brow line by brushing them with gel or colored wax.
• You can buy a set of eyebrows that match your hair color, which includes pencil, brush and gel or a hold wax.

Use blusher. Use a cheek blush brush to brush your cheeks. Take long, soft movements to spread towards the temples. Blurring the sharp corners of the cheek powder for a more natural look. Use a blusher that matches your skin tone. For example:

• If you have fair skin tones, choose baby blush or peach.
• If you have medium skin tones, choose apricot or lilac blush.
• If you have a dark, warm skin tone, choose a peach-orange or pink blush.
• If you have dark skin tones, choose a plum purple or brick red chalk.

Use eyeshadow. If you want a simple look, blend a bold color onto the eyelids. Next, spread a light shade and have a shimmer between the eyelids. Buy quality eyeshadow that stays on your eyes all day. Not only that, you should choose a shade that matches your eye color and skin tone. For example:

• Blue eyes match pink and coral eyeshadow.
• Green eyes work well with red tones like chestnut and apricot. # * Brown eyes are suitable for all colors, but the best part is dark purple.
• Choose shades that match your skin tone. Cool skin tones work well for cold colors while warm skin tones suit earthy tones.

Apply a teardrop to make your eyes stand out. First, buy a good quality water eyeliner to avoid getting smudged and smudged throughout the day. Next, take a moderate amount of eyeliner on each eye and check that both sides are fine. Eye liner can be used in a variety of ways. For example:

• Draw a thin line along the base of your lashes to make them look thicker.
• More complex and sharper with liquid water eyeliner. Cat eyes.
• Use blue or copper gold eyeliner to accent your face.

Apply mascara. Tilt your head back, eyes looking forward so that your lashes are facing out. Keeping the brush tip close to the base of the lashes, brush upwards in a zigzag line. Brush on the ends of the lashes to lengthen the lashes.

• For a natural look, choose a dark brown mascara. For bold makeup, smoky eyes, choose black mascara to thicken your lashes.
• After the mascara dries, run another layer to thicken your lashes.

Lipstick. Choose a bright lipstick color if you want to look younger. If you want thick, thick lips, use lipstick. If you want to be gentle, shiny, use lip gloss. If you are afraid of lipstick.

• To avoid getting lipstick on your teeth, suck your index finger to remove the layers of lipstick inside your lips.
• Use a brush to spread the lipstick. The lipstick color will stick for longer.

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Part 3 of 3: Experience different products

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   Use a mineral foundation. If you are worried that regular foundation creams are going to make dry skin and acne skin worse, a mineral foundation can be a good change. A space foundation that clog pores and is lighter than a regular foundation. However, if you don't apply the foundation with a brush, it will still be powdered and dry.
   • Use small, circular motions to spread the foundation onto the skin.
   • A liquid mineral foundation suitable for people with dry skin. If you have oily skin, try a powdered mineral foundation.

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   Use BB cream. BB Cream is an all-in-one makeup product that is both moisturizing, primer and foundation, helping to shorten your makeup time. In addition, BB Cream has a light coverage that gives you a more natural look than other foundation creams. However, it usually does not cover acne spots or age spots.
   • Some people use BB Cream instead of primer before applying foundation to cover scars and serious acne spots.

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   Experiment with block forming technique. Contouring is a makeup technique that allows you to reshape your face. To do this, apply foundation with different shades of light to lighten or hide unwanted areas. However, block creation takes a long time and often causes a lot of trouble if used every day.
   • If you want your face to look like a celebrity, you can find a variety of cube creation tutorials online.
   • Powder can be purchased online or in cosmetic stores.

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   Use highlighter chalk. Highlighter gives you a healthy shine and highlights the beautiful parts of your face. Most people spread the highlighter along the cheekbones to show their facial structure. However, you can also apply the highlighter on your forehead and cheeks for a smoother skin.
   • Use a large soft brush to coat the skin with a thin highlighter.
   • Choosing highlightert gold tones instead of silver tones will make your skin softer and brighter.

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Advice

• Use less makeup to make it easier to correct if something goes wrong.
• If your skin is oily, I recommend using a matte foundation instead of a liquid foundation.It will help your skin look less shiny.