How to cover large pores when applying makeup

We know that now whether it is men or women, they all have facial features. Some opinions on the problem, perhaps the most common problem is enlarged pores, because enlarged pores not only affect a person's facial features, but also have a certain impact on our psychology, so eliminating enlarged pores is our goal, and in order to eliminate enlarged pores, we will spend a lot of money to eliminate pores, and thus buy some cosmetics or repair products. However, pores can be covered when applying makeup, so understanding some makeup techniques on how to cover pores is also one of the things we need to know. So let’s find out how to cover up enlarged pores when applying makeup!

Method 1: Use lard ointment

Lard cream is a very popular pore-covering product. The texture of lard cream is a very moisturizing cream, and its main ingredients are corn starch, silica and other oil-control and skin-smoothing substances. The principle of lard cream being able to cover pores is that after the delicate cream fills the pores, it can improve the uneven skin caused by enlarged pores, presenting a soft and smooth skin condition, and the base makeup will also be more adherent and last longer.

Method 2: Moisturize thoroughly before applying makeup

If you want to cover your pores well when applying makeup, it is very important to moisturize your skin before applying makeup. Only when the stratum corneum is adequately hydrated can the skin become plump and the pores become smaller because of the plump cells. If your skin is dry, not only will your pores be enlarged, but products such as foundation will also be easy to move when you put on makeup. Accumulation in the pores will make the pores appear larger and the makeup look rougher.

Method 3: Add essence to foundation

Adding essence to liquid foundation and mixing them together can make the foundation more moisturizing and fit better with the skin. After the essence ingredients are absorbed by the skin, they are also beneficial to skin care. Take an appropriate amount of liquid foundation and add a few drops of essence, stir it evenly with a clean stirring tool, and then apply it evenly on the forehead, nose, chin and cheeks. Use a foundation brush to apply the foundation along the skin texture, especially at the corners such as the wings of the nose. Applying makeup this way not only makes the base more adherent but also covers the pores well.

Method 4: Use concealer

The function of concealer is to cover facial blemishes, so spots, acne marks and pores can be well hidden. After basic skin care and before foundation, squeeze a proper amount of concealer on the back of your hand, use a brush to fully apply the concealer and gently apply it on blemishes, as well as areas with large pores such as the nose and cheeks. The shade of concealer should be one shade darker than your skin tone to better hide pores. After concealer is complete, you can apply foundation, and finally use loose powder to set the makeup.