Are you tired of dealing with uneven skin tone and struggling to find the perfect coverage with just one foundation? Look no further! Say goodbye to patchy areas and hello to a flawless complexion with multi-foundation techniques using cream makeup. This versatile product is not only great for creating a smooth and even base, but it also allows you to customize your coverage and achieve a natural, airbrushed finish. So, get ready to say hello to your best skin yet!

Choosing the Right Foundations for Your Skin

When it comes to achieving the perfect foundation base, selecting the right foundations for your skin is crucial. With so many options available on the market, it can be overwhelming to find the one that works best for you. But fear not! I offer FREE color matching to the cream makeup line I use! CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS 

Step by Step Guide to Applying One-Layer Foundation

Now that I’ve chosen the perfect foundations for your skin, it’s time to learn how to apply them for a flawless and natural finish. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you achieve one-layer foundation perfection.

Step 1: Apply Contour

Step 2: Color-Correcting Shade

Start by applying the color-correcting shade. Take a small amount of the foundation and dot it onto anywhere there is redness, pigmentation, under the eyes etc.

Step 3: Main Highlight Shade

Next, apply your main highlight shade which is essentially your foundation shade on the center part of the face and forehead where contour and the color-correcting shade are not.

Step 4: Apply Your Brightening Highlight

Use your brightening highlight along your jawline to help with the transition between the face and neck

By using multiple foundations in one layer, you can achieve a flawless complexion that looks natural and airbrushed. Remember, practice makes perfect, so don’t be afraid to experiment with different techniques to find the perfect combination for your skin. With these step-by-step instructions, you’ll be well on your way to a flawless foundation routine. Good luck! 

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