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Makeup order

Q1 What goes first, foundation or concealer?

It turns out that not everyone, including the experts, agrees on the correct order of makeup application. The good news is that there is more than one way to apply your makeup that will make your skin and face look beautiful and polished. Use of concealer and primer Next, grab your application tool of choice, be it a brush, makeup sponge or clean fingers. Apply your foundation using short strokes or patting motions, starting from the center of your face and sweeping outwards. Make sure that the color seamlessly blends past your jawline and down your neck to avoid any harsh lines. Then, dot on your concealer where you need extra coverage and diffuse it with your application tool until it blends with your foundation.

Primer before concealer

The lightweight feel makes me reach for this primer a little more often than The Ordinary High-Adherence Silicone Primer, which I discuss next. Step 2: Apply Primer before or with Foundation Do you know the difference between a primer, concealer or BB & CC cream? Ask most woman and they probably have no idea. I didn’t know as much as I thought. I would pick something that matched as close to my skin color and use to think they were pretty much all the same, and I was so wrong. Learn how to apply concealer, foundation and primer, and what the difference is between each below!

What’s the correct order to apply makeup?

Â€¢ Apply to the face, neck and decolletage for a seamless finish Foundation or Concealer First? The concealer formula itself is hydrating and weightless, so it actually nourishes your skin while it keeps you covered. And because it’s been clinically proven to last for 24 hours when you need it to, you won’t find yourself applying it over and over again, which can clog pores and kind of defeat the whole “clean concealer” movement you’re trying to start here. But while it can hold up for 24 hours, we always recommend washing your makeup off before you hit the sheets.

Primer and concealer use

Concealer can also be applied after foundation to areas that need additional blurring or brightening. As concealer needs to be pushed into the skin rather than heavily blended, we recommend applying with a sponge or fingers. Deep Comfortfor everybody. For eczema-proneskin, too. For days when a full face of makeup seems a bit too much, applying a small amount of concealer on selected areas of your face can go a long way. Simply apply the concealer under your eyes, around your mouth and nose over any spots or blemishes, and you’ve got yourself a super lightweight, yet flawless base.