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- rudalee94Jan 28, 2020Dry SkinSensitive Skin
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ConsWhen taking photos or filming, I use this foundation to cover my whole face on special occasions, but on regular days I apply it very, very lightly (it takes some skill to do this) or just dab it on like a concealer on my cheeks.
TipYou don't have to squeeze out an amount the size of a grain of rice, but rather just dab the foundation that comes out when you open the tube onto a puff, and apply a very small amount. Then just lightly pat and touch up the areas that need more coverage. My skin is extremely dry, so in the winter I absolutely cannot set the foundation with powder. Instead, I lightly press an empty puff that hasn't picked up any powder onto my face to smooth it out. My nose and forehead get oily, so when I need to retouch, I also just dab an empty puff onto those areas instead of using powder.