Four-step makeup tips to easily hide enlarged pores

Wise beauties always have a calm attitude towards beauty. For example, if they want to achieve a "zero pores" state, they will not panic and seek medical treatment everywhere and use skin care and cosmetics indiscriminately. They will first understand what "pores" are, and then find a solution based on the symptoms. So, before learning how to conceal pores with foundation makeup, let’s first learn some tips on pore literacy.

Point 1

Before applying makeup, you should avoid using moisturizing products on areas with large pores (this also applies to dry skin), otherwise the makeup will easily move on your face and eventually accumulate in the large pores. If you have dry, flaky skin, you should take good care of it at night, and then the next morning, use a toner with moisturizing ingredients to soothe the skin and relieve the dryness. Never use products that make your skin slippery. In other words, foundation should have the ability to block the sun. If you use sunscreen under foundation, it will inevitably cause the foundation to move.

Point 2

Use a soft or ultra-soft foundation. Even if you have dry skin, this type of foundation will stay in place better and will be less likely to be affected by skin oil secretion and move into the pores.

Point 3

Before applying makeup, you can apply a small amount of Alugel (a stomach medicine) on areas with large pores. This action is like pouring immovable mud into the holes. Alugel can absorb oil under the foundation.

Point 4

If your pores are really severe, you should touch up your makeup more often during the day. When you do this, first use oil-absorbing facial tissue to make slight adjustments, and then apply a dual-purpose powder foundation. Dual-purpose powder must be applied thicker than ordinary powder to hide large pores. Only use a powder brush when applying powder foundation, as using a powder puff may cause the powder to be applied too thickly and look like a painted wall.