How to Fix Lip Tint that Makes Makeup Look Less Natural

How to Fix Lip Tint that Turns into Blush and Makes Makeup Look Light

Dream - Making a natural blush is not only possible with blush. Dream's friends can replace blush with lipstick or lip tint for a more practical way of applying makeup when traveling. The application is quite easy. Lip tint is applied to the back of the hand and blended onto the cheeks using fingers until evenly distributed. However, the results of this technique may not always be perfect. Using lip tint as blush can make the makeup look less natural. Especially if the product used has high pigmentation and dries easily. As a result, the lip tint color on the cheeks may appear too contrasting and difficult to disguise. If you have ever experienced this, check out the tips for using lip tint as blush from Beauty Content Creator with the Instagram account @amandastatic_.

"Mix Lip Products with Foundation"

This technique becomes one of the ways to make cream blush from your favorite lip product color. The texture of a more liquid and creamy foundation will make the lipstick color easier to blend and even out.

How to Fix Lip Tint that Makes Makeup Look Less Natural

"Dear Dream friends, you can use a sponge to make it easier to blend the mixture of foundation and lipstick for a more natural result, especially when using contrasting colors. Also, use a palette and makeup spatula to mix both products in a more hygienic way."

If necessary, choose a foundation that matches your natural skin tone, so that the mixture of cream blush blends perfectly on the face and gives a natural appearance. Also, make sure the undertone of the foundation matches your skin color to prevent the base makeup from looking dull or ashy.

Use Cushion or Powder on top of Blush.

If the blush color is too contrasting, try using a cushion or pigmented powder on top of it. Avoid using translucent powder that does not provide additional color to be able to conceal the blush color.

The use of cushion to conceal blush can be done if you have not used powdery textured makeup products. If you have already used powdery textured products, use compact powder to conceal the blush color.

Apply powder by patting and gently pressing evenly on top of blush to camouflage its color. Do not use powder too thickly to prevent cakey, patchy, and easily crumbling makeup.

Adjust Complexion Color

Just like foundation, make sure the cushion and powder you use have a similar color to your skin so that the makeup result looks more natural. You can try the color of foundation, cushion, or powder by applying them from the chin, jaw, to the upper neck. If all three colors easily blend with the skin when left for a while, it means they are suitable for your face.

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