foto: X/@LauraBas; Instagram/@laurabas
Brilio.net - Recently Laura Basuki was seen as a trending topic on This is the impact of the challenge he gave to netizens or fans.
This challenge is a form of promotion for his latest film entitled "Heartbreak Motel". Laura first shared her selfie photo on Wednesday (3/7). In the first photo, the mother of one can be seen wearing a black kebaya and showing off a cute expression.
Laura Basuki's upload managed to get 28 thousand likes and was retweeted 5.9 thousand times by netizens. Many netizens praised Laura Basuki's natural beauty. As is known, Laura Basuki is one of the beautiful celebrities who prefers to appear natural.
It can be seen from her uploads on social media that Laura often wears simple makeup rather than bold makeup. The reason is, with just simple and natural makeup, Laura Basuki's beauty often receives praise from fans.
Apparently, he has his own tricks for getting natural, putty-free makeup. Like the trick for using pressed powder which he shared on his personal Instagram account @laurabas.
This trick for using Laura Basuki pressed powder doesn't make putty
photo: Instagram/@laurabas
"This is how I use Powerstay 24H Matte Powder Foundation," he wrote in the caption of the uploaded video, which briliobeauty.net reported from the Instagram account @laurabas, Saturday (6/7).
Through her upload, Laura Basuki shows her tricks when using pressed powder, so that the results are not putty. Instead of using a powder puff or beauty blender, Laura Basuki actually uses a medium sized brush.
Previously, Laura had used foundation or cushion first. Then, she started applying pressed powder by preparing a brush and powder from the Make Over brand. The makeup brush is then tapped on the surface of the pressed powder to pick up the product. This trick is done so that not too much powder product sticks to the brush.
photo: Instagram/@laurabas
Furthermore, Laura then gently daubed the brush on the area under her eyes. It didn't stop there, Laura then took the product again using the same trick, then smeared it on the chin, nose and forehead area. Furthermore, Laura brushed the entire area of her face without adding any more product. This trick is done so that using powder looks more natural and prevents a cracked or cakey complexion.
After ensuring that her entire face was covered with powder, Laura then sprayed a setting spray so that the makeup on her face lasted longer and faded. By copying Laura Basuki's trick, you will get makeup that is flawless, natural and anti-putty.
photo: Instagram/@laurabas
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