Using Only 2 Tools, Long-lasting and Neat Makeup on Oily Skin

Dream - Oily skin makes makeup easily smudge, break, and sticky. The technique of applying foundation and choosing makeup products greatly affects the durability of makeup on oily skin.

Choosing and using the right makeup can make your makeup last longer and stay intact even on oily skin. The makeup techniques needed to apply makeup on oily skin are not difficult to do.

Here are the foundation application techniques from Makeup Artist (MUA) on Instagram @adinda.dinsmakeup to make your makeup last longer on very oily skin.

Use Sponge

Apply foundation with a brush, spatula, or sponge. Smooth it out using a sponge without applying too much pressure.

Make sure you even out the foundation on each area of the face in sequence and avoid moving it around to achieve a more even and long-lasting result.

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Use Clay Puff

Pat your face using a clay puff to even out the foundation and make the makeup more matte on oily skin. Apply it in a sequential manner, without moving from one area of the face to another, to achieve a neater result.

Photo: Instagram @adinda.dinsmakeup

By doing so, the base makeup on oily skin will last longer and look neater. Take your time and be meticulous, Dreamers.

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Have 6 Types of Brushes for Natural and Flawless Base Makeup

Dream - Perfect makeup is not only achieved with the right techniques and products. Dreamers also need to use suitable applicators for each product application.

Usually, choosing the right brush is the most difficult part when applying powder-textured makeup. Many people still choose brushes randomly for applying makeup products.

However, choosing the right brush can make it easier to apply makeup with a natural result. Here are 6 recommended types of brushes that beginners must have according to Beauty Content Creator @christendominique.

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Setting Powder Brush: This brush has a round tip and can be used to blend powder all over the face gently.

Face Contour Brush: A brush with a round and wider tip on the sides can be used to apply contour or bronzer under the cheekbones and other areas of the face for a more natural result.

Angled Cheek Brush: As the name suggests, the tip of this brush is angled to apply blush or highlighter more neatly.

Brighten & Bake Brush: Use this flat brush to apply powder when performing the baking technique under the eyes, along the nose bridge, and on the lower cheeks.

Eye & Nose Contour Brush: This brush has a similar shape to the brighten & bake brush, but it is smaller in size, making it suitable for applying contour on the eyelids and nose.

All Over Face Precision: This brush has a slimmer size and is similar to the face contour brush. You can use it to blend blush, contour, or highlighter for a softer and more natural color.