How to use CC cream correctly

Putting on makeup is an experience that most women in today's society have, but there is a difference between skilled and unskilled. For unskilled women, the issues that everyone is concerned about are not only the makeup skills but also the efficacy of various cosmetics. Taking CC cream as an example, let's talk specifically about how to use CC cream correctly. I hope the content of the following article can effectively solve everyone's doubts!

CC cream is a type of foundation. If you don’t remove it cleanly, it may clog your pores. You can use makeup remover to remove makeup: After cleaning your face with facial cleanser, pour makeup remover on the cotton pad and then wipe the face clean. Use a clean wet tissue to wipe your skin in reverse and upward motions. If the tissue is clean, it means that the makeup has been removed.

CC cream has multiple functions, such as concealing, moisturizing, whitening, etc. The correct use steps are as follows:

1. Basic skin care: Before using CC cream, you must moisturize your skin. When using CC cream on moist skin, it is easier to spread and will never cause flaking. 2. When applying foundation, do not apply it equally thickly on the entire face. Area 1: The cheekbones under the eyes need to be well covered. Area 2: The forehead to the bridge of the nose, and the areas around the eyes and lips need to be applied thinly. Area 3: The face frame lines only need to be coordinated and blended, and the amount applied should be minimal. Follow the order of 1-5 to change the amount of CC cream and the different levels of depth to enhance the three-dimensional effect of the face.

3. Apply CC cream using the five-dot method. Apply more foundation on the cheeks, and control the amount on the rest of the areas as mentioned above.

4. Apply CC cream along the contour of the face. Use the part of your finger above the second joint to apply CC cream to five parts of the face along the contour and gently spread it.

5. Use the middle finger to coordinate the subtle parts. After finishing the larger area of ​​the cheeks, use your middle finger to gently tap the T-zone where makeup is easy to fall off, the sides of the nose, around the eyes and lips, and other areas where thin application is needed to promote integration with the skin.

6. Finally, use a makeup sponge or powder puff to remove uneven and excess foundation. Use a makeup sponge to remove excess CC Cream and gently sweep it over your entire face.