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Start by applying it broadly on the cheeks, moving back and forth from the outer corners of the eyes to the lower part of the eye edges. Just using half the amount you normally use is sufficient for one cheek.
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Next, dip a sponge in a small amount of powder and apply it from the center of the forehead toward the hairline. The forehead should be applied until it eliminates oily shine; just keep it very thin and translucent.
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Next, there is no need to dip the skin in foundation; simply apply it with a sponge to the nose area. Spread it along the bridge of the nose toward the nostrils. Since this is a area that tends to peel off easily, it should not be applied too thickly.
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When applying to the nose wings, do not use force; simply apply it in a gentle coverage manner to achieve a soft makeup effect, and then apply it in the same way around the lips and eyes.
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Finally, cover the cheeks with the palm. The warmth and humidity of the hand help the foundation stick better, achieving a natural glow without a powdery feel.
Precautions
The entire process is carried out by gently pressing quickly, resulting in a more refined makeup effect. Pay special attention to the nostrils, eye corners, and mouth edges—press there several times. This helps remove excess oil while making the makeup stick better, creating a look that appears no-makeup-like.
In the Asian region, the shades of powder are chosen based on Asian skin tones, and generally there are three types: 1. Soft pink tones, suitable for red-painted skin. 2. Light apricot tones, suitable for yellow-painted skin. 3. Natural tones, suitable for fair or normal skin tone.








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