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0:00 [Music] hey everyone i'm shrima and today i wanted to talk about how to put on your base makeup with a basic foundation i want to talk about prepping your skin before you do the foundation so real
0:30 quick after you wash your face don't rub a towel on your face take it and just pat because what that's gonna do is it's gonna ensure that the moisture from the water stays on your skin and it's not rubbed away i use a cream like cetaphil or this is the one i'm currently using i have chosen a primer which has an spf in it i don't like to layer my face with too many products and this just primes
0:55 my face as well as protects it from sun damage which is so important at any age at the foundation that you're using during your summer days might not be the right color during your winter days because we tan and obviously we might get a little bit more duskier and so our colors change so like i just want to show you in my makeup kit i have a mac foundation and i have a makeup forever foundation and this one is slightly
1:20 darker so i probably picked this up when i was um after a holiday when i had tanned and i needed this was the color and now i've gone back to this taking it and putting it on your skin over here okay on your jawline this is the place where you really want to figure out this is the line where you need to figure out if it's blending into your skin can you see how this is sort of blending into my skin
1:49 and it's not like two different colors okay so the first thing i do is i want to color correct i have a green um corrector and i also have a peach tone corrector the peach tone usually goes underneath my eyes or anywhere where i have like dark brown or a gray type of spot and if i'm having a zit or i'm having a breakout which can happen at any age like i find out so i usually use a green
2:15 and the green is just going to be spotted onto any places that i might have so let me just show you guys um i would take this and probably if i have like a zip there i would just put on the green and then after you have finished color correcting you would take a concealer okay the concealer again really quick just goes over any of those spots that you have so let's say that i have a zit
2:39 here i'll just put it over there i will just conceal it pat it into my skin okay and i like to just sort of get a little bit of product and then i'm just going to go in and dab it in like that circular motions is what i want to do on my forehead and everywhere that i need some coverage okay don't forget your neck okay and your ears because if you're gonna put foundation on your face and your ears
3:10 are a different color it really doesn't look so good right you can go in with your blush to add some color and because foundation is going to sort of make you look a little washed out at times because just evening out your skin tone you just want to contour a little bit with the blush and add some color back so i usually go in with a finishing
3:42 powder this is what a finishing powder would look like you can also go in with a finishing spray it's completely up to you it's setting your makeup so that it doesn't um fall off as easily makeup forever has a banana powder which is a yellow color and i really recommend that it's really a nice one for us go in to all of those places where i want to set my makeup on my forehead over here and don't forget about the
4:11 neck so i hope you guys enjoyed my foundation tutorial today for more recipes conversation diys for kids don't forget to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon so you never miss a video from kidstoprest.com
Summary
- Pat your face dry after washing to retain moisture.
- Use a primer with SPF to protect your skin from sun damage.
- Choose foundation shades based on seasonal skin tone changes.
- Apply color correctors (green for blemishes, peach for dark spots) before foundation.
- Use concealer to cover any imperfections and blend well.
- Don’t forget to apply foundation on your neck and ears for a uniform look.
- Add blush for color and contouring after foundation application.
- Set your makeup with a finishing powder or spray for longevity.