BASE APPLICATION
You will be able to properly apply base in an even application without missing any area
Skin Condition
Smooth youthful skin- Textured skin – aged or problem
- Dry or oily
- Necessary for dry skin
- Good for removal of excess skin
Primer
Used the same way as moisturizer
- Mixes well with base to sheer it, making it thinner
Matching Base
- Identify a base color that loosely resembles the skin tone
- Apply a small amount on the neck
- For heavier coverage you can add primer
- For problem areas like under eyes “stipple” with base in that area
- Sponges can be cut however you want
- Powder puff – keep them in their bag
Powder – How to apply correctly
- Tapping and rolling
- Top of the face, working your way down
- Eyelids are last
Powder makes the make up “bullet proof”.
If you powder too heavy, spritz face, about 6-8 inches away and it will lighten the affect
Put the base on your palette with applicator to “warm it up” before applying to skin
To see if a base matches, put a dot on the neck. Do not rub it. It will match if you do. Leave it, without rubbing and decide if it is the right color.
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