Guide & Recommendation: How to Apply the Cream Foundation Palette
The cream foundation palette gets popular nowadays, high moisturization, high coverage, and smoothness are the characteristics of a cream foundation. No one can resist flawless, creamy skin.
Why do I love the Nourishing Essence Foundation?
The Nourishing Essence Foundation has become a must-have item in my makeup bag, and there are several reasons why I love it so much. Firstly, it delivers a stunning, flawless look that lasts all day without oxidizing or fading, even in hot or humid weather. This feature alone sets it apart from other foundations that tend to lose their effectiveness after a few hours of wear.
But what truly sets this foundation apart is its luxurious skincare infusion. Infused with Northern Lights Black Spruce and Antarcticine Glycoprotein, it nourishes the skin and promotes a healthy, radiant glow. These ingredients work together to protect and nourish the skin, keeping it looking its best while you wear the foundation. And this foundation locks in essence with exclusive skincare technology, which ensures that the nourishing ingredients penetrate deep into the skin to deliver long-lasting benefits.
Another reason I love this foundation is its radiant satin finish. It offers ultra-fine coverage without creasing or looking cakey, making it a great choice for anyone who wants to achieve a natural, effortless look. Plus, it's incredibly easy to apply and blend, making it a great choice for both novice and experienced makeup users.
How to Apply the Cream Foundation Palette?
Light Coverage
Prep your skin
Before applying the Nourishing Essence Foundation, ensure that your face is well-moisturized. This will help the foundation blend easily and give you a sheer, dewy finish.
Apply the foundation
Using your fingertips, dot the foundation on your cheeks, forehead, and chin. Then, blend it in with a Kabuki brush in circular motions for a beautiful, sheer glow. For areas that need more coverage, pat the cream foundation on the skin with your fingertips. And, for areas that need less coverage, blend lightly with the Kabuki brush.
Skip the powder
If you don't want a matte finish, there's no need to powder the Nourishing Essence Foundation. The pigment-packed formula provides all the coverage you need without the need for setting powder.
Full Coverage
Prep your skin
Start with a Silky Skin Perfecting Makeup Primer to give your skin an airbrushed quality. Apply it evenly all over your face, focusing on the areas where you have the most discoloration.
Apply the foundation
Use a brush to blend the foundation starting in the center of your face and working outwards. Dab concealer on any areas that need extra coverage after the foundation is in place. Choose a shade that closely matches your skin tone and press it into the inner corner of your eyes, the upper-cheekbone area, and down the bridge of your nose.
Set the foundation
To achieve a high-definition flawless finish, set your foundation with Translucent Blurring Loose Powder. Dust a small amount of powder on your face, focusing on your T-zone, and blend it well. This will ensure your foundation stays in place all day long.
More Cream Foundation Palette Use Tips
Use a damp sponge: Instead of using a brush or your fingertips, try applying cream foundation with a damp makeup sponge. This will help blend the foundation seamlessly into your skin and create a more natural-looking finish.
Warm up the foundation: If your cream foundation feels too thick or difficult to blend, try warming it up in your hands before applying. Simply rub the foundation between your palms to warm it up, then apply it to your face as usual.
Mix with a drop of facial oil: For a more hydrating and dewy finish, mix a drop of your favorite facial oil into your cream foundation before applying. This will not only provide extra moisture to your skin but also help the foundation blend seamlessly and create a more natural-looking finish.
Layer with a sheer powder: If you want to achieve a more long-lasting and matte finish, try layering a sheer powder on top of your cream foundation. This will help set the foundation and prevent it from slipping or sliding throughout the day.
Apply with a stippling brush: Instead of using a traditional flat foundation brush, try applying a cream foundation with a stippling brush. This will create a more airbrushed and natural-looking finish by blending the foundation seamlessly into your skin.