How to Apply Concealer
Foundation is excellent at balancing the skin, but concealer may be used to cover up any lingering flaws. When learning how to apply makeup, there are two types of concealer you may wish to utilize, but this might make the decision of where to put concealer challenging. You may disguise dark bags and small wrinkles beneath the eyes or use an all-over concealer to assist brighten and illuminate certain parts of your face. Of course, based on your cosmetic requirements, you can choose to apply both.
If your concealer is all-over, you may use it to cover any imperfections or places you wish to seem brighter, including the area beneath your eyes. Try the long-wearing L'Oréal Paris Infallible Full Wear Concealer Waterproof, Full Coverage for a full-coverage alternative.
Try the L'Oréal Paris True Match Eye Cream in a Concealer, 0.5% hyaluronic acid if you merely want to conceal dark under-eye circles and want a lighter choice. Thanks to its concentration of hyaluronic acid, this multipurpose product helps to keep the eye region looking fresh and bright all day long.
Contrary to popular belief, concealer and foundation serve quite distinct purposes. Some people still debate whether you should use concealer or foundation first. Although the conventional wisdom dictates that foundation should be applied before concealer, TikTok hacks will have you believing differently. When applying makeup for the first time, start with the fundamentals and work your way up to more complicated techniques as you gain experience.
Application of Bronzer
After establishing an even base, it's time to add dimension to your complexion by contouring or bronzing. Apply bronzer like the L'Oréal Paris Infallible for a natural appearance. Using a big, fluffy brush, apply Up to 24H Fresh Wear Soft Matte Bronzer under your cheekbones and all the way around your face. Apply it sparingly at first and increase the coverage as needed to get the desired look. You may contour your cheekbones and nose using a bronzer product that is a few shades darker than your skin tone for a more sculpted appearance.
How to Put on Blush
Applying blush is a terrific method to give your skin some color and prevent your face from seeming flat. Apply your preferred color to the apples of your cheeks and softly swipe up towards your temples using a fluffy cheek brush to give the appearance that your cheekbones are elevated. Because the cream-to-powder composition of the L'Oréal Paris Age Perfect Radiant Satin Blush with Camellia Oil is supple, blendable, and radiant without seeming glittering, we adore it.
Applying Highlighter
Finish up your skin by using a highlighter to give the high points of your cheekbones some brightness. With the L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glow Amour Glow Boosting Drops, you may apply the liquid formula to your face with your fingertips for a more intense glow or smooth it out with a sponge for a more subtle shimmer.
Grab a fan brush and softly sweep it across your cheekbones, the bridge of your nose, and any other places you want to highlight if you're using a powder highlighter. You may gently pat it into your skin with your fingers, with the ring finger having the gentlest touch, if cream highlighter is more your style or you have dry skin and like moisturizing products.
