507:: Using a sponge to apply foundation is best for creating a look with sheer to medium coverage. A triangular sponge is good for blending in liquid foundation and concealer, whilst a rounded sponge is best for powder foundations, though either can be used for these purposes. To use, wet a clean sponge with water first. The moisture will prevent the sponge from absorbing the makeup and will help to more evenly distribute the product over the skin- but make sure to squeeze out excess water. Sponges with pointed tips are best utilized for a seamless blending of the under-eye area and wide, round sponges are best for blending foundation over large flat areas of skin like the cheeks or forehead. Also, note that reusing sponges can be unhygienic, so sponges should be washed and dried thoroughly after every use.
688:—to dry to a flat, non-reflective ("matte") finish. Oil-free liquids are quite thick and heavy, and the earliest versions took time to pour out of the bottle. They provide solid medium coverage but dry quickly, and can thus set before blended is complete. The result is streaking, which is then difficult to smooth out without starting over from scratch. The usual recommendation is to divide the face into quarter sections and to apply and blend the makeup over one section (rather than the entire face) at a time. Blending over moisturised skin with a wet sponge can also help compensate for the lack of slip. However, they will last a long time and resist smudging, even on very oily skin. Examples: Estee Lauder Fresh Air.
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provides more coverage (due to more pigment), and contains more skin adhesion agents (to help it stick to the skin – because the pressed powder is lighter weight, it requires less). Some formulas – such as Pan Cake – also contain wax, and can only be applied with a wet sponge; others, such as M.A.C. StudioFix, contain no emollient, and can only be used dry; the last group, such as Lançome Dual Finish, contain a smaller amount of oil and can be used either way. This provides a "finished" look and can blend from sheer to nearly full coverage, but can look too floury and dry, especially around the eyes, or on drier/mature skin. They can also flake and trickle down as they are applied and blended.
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or pallid complexion can be brightened with a rose to red tint, mature skin that has lost its color and appears pale and dull can be brightened with a tint of clear pink, and olive or "ashy" skin can be brightened with a shot of peach. A crucial point in selecting a foundation shade is to recognize that the appearance of the shade in the container may not accurately gauge the colour impact on the skin – a foundation that appears very yellow in the bottle may apply much less yellow, or not appear yellow at all. Trying the color on in stores like Ulta or
Sephora is usually the best way to find an accurate match.
238:—rather than oil or wax—as the base, and, applied directly to the skin with a wet sponge, it offered enough coverage (it could be layered without caking on the skin) to eliminate the need for a foundation underneath. This was considered significantly more lightweight and natural-looking on the skin than the standard method, hence people's eagerness to wear the item in public. Although foundation make-up was widely available and used within the film industry, the use of cosmetics, in general, was still somewhat disreputable, and no one had tried to market foundation (although
762:(what some artists refer to as "slip") at a level equal to, or often, even better than oil, allowing a product to apply and blend over the skin smoothly and evenly. Silicones have a lighter weight and are thus more comfortable on the skin, as well as resisting filling in lines or large pores on the face. Conventional silicones stay supple and smooth, even in dry climates, whereas volatile silicones last long enough to blend over the face, then evaporate (like alcohol), leaving little to no feel behind. Silicone-based makeups are less likely to
519:: Liquid foundation is applied with an air stream. The airbrush mixes the foundation with a controllable stream of compressed air. It adheres to the skin as millions of tiny droplets of foundation. This technique can create an even, sheer appearance to the skin that, if applied properly, can appear natural and non-heavy or "cakey." Airbrush makeup application is also frequently used in special effects makeup. Note that if liquid foundation is applied via airbrush too heavily, additional blending with a brush or sponge may be required.
513:: For liquid foundation, a brush with a synthetic bristle is recommended as the brush will not soak up too much of the liquid. Alternatively, a natural bristle which is more porous works best for powder foundations and other powder face products. A densely bristled brush is best for applying foundation as it is less likely to leave streaky brush marks. As with all tools used to apply makeup to the face, brushes should be soft and gentle, as anything too stiff will scratch and irritate the skin.
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wearer's natural skin tone so they do not become excessively warm/cool toned in the applied areas. In other words, with some professional lines, a warm skin would choose a cool foundation, and a cool skin would wear a warm foundation. The difference in naming is not attributed to different definitions of warm and cool on the colour wheel.
501:: Using one's fingers can be useful for creating a natural look. The natural body heat given off by fingers helps the foundation to melt into the skin and makes it easy to blend in a sheer layer of makeup. However, using fingers is not recommended for applying full coverage foundation as it will create a streaky and uneven appearance.
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were popular for daily use) as an everyday item. Factor had the product patented in 1937, and, despite the economic turmoil of the era, Pan-Cake became one of the most successful cosmetic launches of all time. By 1940, it was estimated that one in three North
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524:Formulation
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248:nail polish
180:greasepaint
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2101:Maybelline
2096:Max Factor
2066:L'Occitane
2006:Hard Candy
1888:Bonne Bell
1718:Cold cream
1546:Eye shadow
1424:Foundation
1399:Cotton pad
827:References
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791:human skin
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637:zinc oxide
545:petrolatum
470:birthmarks
313:newspapers
224:Max Factor
207:Max Factor
196:vermillion
188:zinc white
142:zinc oxide
107:lead paint
79:animal fat
50:astringent
34:complexion
30:Foundation
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2341:Companies
2281:Ultima II
2251:Skin Food
2201:Red Earth
1928:CoverGirl
1617:threading
1541:Eye liner
1394:Concealer
1360:Cosmetics
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847:Salon.com
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760:viscosity
712:Colorstay
704:Lipsexxxy
565:lipsticks
561:lip balms
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541:emollient
392:Selection
232:emollient
133:Victorian
87:tin oxide
54:cosmetics
46:sunscreen
38:skin tone
2366:Category
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2296:Vaseline
2226:Shiseido
2181:Oriflame
2091:Mary Kay
2001:Guerlain
1948:Dermacol
1933:Creme 21
1913:Clinique
1873:Biotherm
1848:Artistry
1843:Aqua Net
1838:Anna Sui
1702:Pedicure
1692:Manicure
1607:plucking
1592:electric
1587:chemical
1485:Lipstick
1409:DD cream
1404:Cleanser
1389:CC cream
1379:BB cream
1318:Archived
1293:Archived
1231:Archived
1153:18 March
816:Blushing
805:See also
744:volatile
732:silicone
660:emulsion
517:Airbrush
474:vitiligo
450:freckles
426:Coverage
240:lipstick
228:Pan-Cake
218:Pan-Cake
209:created
148:, lead,
126:Louis XV
2351:History
2221:Sephora
2186:Origins
2061:L'Oréal
2046:Laneige
2041:Lancôme
2031:Kiehl's
1996:Garnier
1978:Fabergé
1953:Douglas
1908:Clarins
1868:Benefit
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1728:Peeling
1687:Buffing
1634:Sindoor
1629:Shampoo
1612:shaving
1582:Removal
1556:Mascara
1299:11 July
1148:INSIDER
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696:polymer
670:Issima.
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553:lanolin
549:beeswax
499:Fingers
460:pimples
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376:Munsell
372:Pantone
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167:In the
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119:vinegar
64:History
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2131:Natura
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1983:Farmec
1723:Lotion
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1649:mousse
1622:waxing
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1449:Primer
1414:Facial
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2161:Nivea
1992:Fresh
1938:Cutex
1853:Aveda
1823:Almay
1818:Ahava
1675:Nails
1659:spray
1597:laser
1505:Stain
1500:Liner
1495:Gloss
1464:Toner
1459:Rouge
1285:S2CID
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599:pores
551:, or
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511:Brush
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442:Light
435:Sheer
366:Color
334:JSTOR
320:books
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192:ochre
158:chalk
154:acids
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1918:Coty
1858:Avon
1711:Body
1565:Hair
1551:Kohl
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1490:Balm
1478:Lips
1367:Face
1301:2021
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