HOW TO APPLY FOUNDATION?

LADIES, THIS IS ONE OF THE IMPORTANT TECHNIQUE IN MAKEUP , WE HAVE TO GET RIGHT.LIKE, WE JUST CANT MESS IT UP #period. COUNTLESS TIMES , I SEE FEMALES FACES LOOKING LIKE A GHOST IN THE MORNING AND A DUPPY IN THE NIGHT LIKE LADIES THAT ISN'T CUTE . LUCKY FOR YOU, I GOT YOU SOME SIMPLE STEPS YOU CAN UTILIZE TO APPLY YOUR FOUNDATION

'BLEND IT RIGHT ,TO MAKE THE FACE LOOK NICE'( THE MAKEUP ARCADES MANAGER)

1. Start with a small amount. You don't want a heavy, caked-on look, so it's best to start with a little bit of foundation and add more if you need to. Dab the foundation on the center of your forehead, under your eyes, and on your nose and chin.

2. Spread the foundation outward. Start at the center of your face and spread the foundation toward your hairline and neck. You can use your fingers, a brush, or a sponge to blend your makeup. No matter what you choose, you want to use a stippling technique, which means gently tapping it into your skin, rather than rubbing or wiping.

Use your fingers if you want only a little coverage. Be sure to wash your hands first.

Use a brush for light and even coverage. A synthetic brush is best, and you should spread the foundation by buffing in small circles.

Use a sponge for more coverage. Clean your sponge regularly to avoid bacteria buildup.

3. Blend your foundation. Use your tool of choice to blend your foundation around your face. There shouldn't be any noticeable lines where your foundation starts or ends; it should blend smoothly into your ears, neck and hairline.

4. Conceal blemishes. Concealer should be applied after your foundation. Cover up pimples or other blemishes with a bit of concealer. Squeeze a small amount onto the back of your hand and dot it onto the blemish with clean fingers. Be sure to blend it by lightly tapping the concealed area with a sponge or brush.

5.Apply a setting powder. Finish up your entire face by applying a setting powder over your foundation. This is a translucent, matte powder that helps prevent your foundation from sliding around while also preventing oil buildup from showing through.