The difficulty of applying makeup on clients can also be seen from the results of the makeup of several MUA that continue to develop after a long career. Some of them often share common mistakes that beginner MUA should avoid. What are they? Check out the tips from MUA, Licha Sastro, below.

Licha also provided an example of a case with different skin types in several areas of the face. "For example, under the eyes and smile lines are dry, so they need extra moisture. In areas with large pores, like the cheeks, it is necessary to use a silicon-based primer, but the primer should not be used on the smile lines. Otherwise, the makeup will crack due to dryness," she said.

This misunderstanding also occurs in laypeople. However, the use of moisturizer is very important for everyone. Excessive oil production on the face can also be a sign of dehydrated skin and requires extra moisture.

Use a comfortable moisturizer with a light formula such as gel-textured or water-based products. Adjust the amount of product used according to your needs. "There is no need to use too much moisturizer in areas with large pores".

Thick makeup can feel 'heavy' and easily crack, especially in creased areas. You have to do the right makeup technique if you want flawless and long-lasting makeup. "If the client's face has no problem, it's safe to do thin makeup. But if the client has acne-prone skin, just cover the areas that need it. Otherwise, the makeup might worsen the acne," she concluded.