Application tips for blemishes, rosacea, and beyond!
Blemishes
- Wash your hands before handling your face. Dirt and oils on your hands will only aggravate the blemish.
- Apply an oil-control foundation, starting at the center of the face and blending outward.
- Choose a concealer with cool undertones to counteract the redness of the blemish.
- Avoid irritation by using a brush to both apply and blend concealer.
- Set with an oil-control powder. Use this powder throughout the day to control shine.
Rosacea
- Begin by applying a primer to the entire face. Primers smooth skin and help your look last all day.
- Apply a tinted moisturizer with SPF 15 or higher to the entire face, starting at the center and working outward toward the hairline.
- Place a small amount of liquid concealer between your fingertips. Rub together to warm the concealer, this will provide a smoother application.
- Use a sponge makeup wedge to lightly apply concealer to only the red areas.
- Blend using a circular motion, being careful not to tug.
Age Spots
- Apply an anti-aging moisturizer to your face and neck.
- For more even coverage, apply a primer to the bridge of your nose and cheeks.
- Using a foundation that doesn’t settle into fine lines, apply to the entire face.
- Apply a light, liquid concealer to any visible age spots. Blend with the pad of your ring finger outward, smoothing the concealer on the age spot and surrounding the area.
- Set the look with a translucent powder that won’t settle into fine lines and wrinkles.
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