foto: TikTok/@philipskwok
Brilio.net - Retouch makeup is the process of fixing or refreshing the appearance of makeup on the face, especially when the makeup starts to fade or looks uneven after a few hours. This process is often done by adding products such as powder, foundation, or concealer to restore a smooth and flawless makeup look.
One of the main advantages of makeup retouching is its ability to fix faded makeup without having to remove and start over, saving time and effort. However, for oily faces, makeup retouching by simply adding powder can cause some problems.
Adding powder to an oily face without the right tricks can cause product buildup, which ultimately makes your makeup look cakey. Powder buildup in already oily areas can clog pores and cause skin problems like acne or irritation.
Well, to prevent that from happening, you need to listen to the trick shared by a beauty enthusiast through his personal TikTok account @philipskwok. Through his upload, he shared a trick for retouching makeup on a super oily face so that the makeup remains smooth and anticakey.
photo: TikTok/@philipskwok
" How to retouch a super oily face and loose powder, " she wrote in the caption of her uploaded video, as reported by briliobeauty.net on Tuesday (10/9).
The method is, take your favorite loose powder, make sure the entire puff has been applied with powder. After that, prepare a tissue and split it into 2 parts, but only use 1 part. Wrap the powder puff using tissue, then apply it to the face that will be retouched. Do not move, just press it gently.
photo: TikTok/@philipskwok
Next, move the powder puff to a clean tissue. Do the same to reduce excess oil on the face. Then, throw away the tissue and use a clean puff to re-press the part that has been applied with loose powder before.
photo: TikTok/@philipskwok
Next, apply mattifying powder using a brush. Before applying to the face, tap the brush first to reduce excess product. Apply in a circular motion on the retouched area of the face. Then, add compact powder and apply the same as when using mattifying powder.
photo: TikTok/@philipskwok
Now, if the faded part of the face is very severe and looks like it is partially damaged, you can use foundation first. Then apply it using a damp beauty blender. Tap gently to fill in the faded part.
For better coverage, you can add a little concealer in the same area. Furthermore, set using loose powder in the same way as the previous application. Finally, lock using compact powder for smoother and longer lasting.
(brl/mal)
