I'm not always as careful, but if you want to be extra nice and also want it to last a long time - that's it the basic make-up among the most important things to put energy on!

No matter how good-looking make-up you get, a poorly laid foundation can ruin the whole. For example, if the foundation has become stained, or if all the pimples are visible in the genome.

In addition, a good foundation is required for it to last a long time. You do not want to look like a fluffy pizza in the face at twelve o'clock on New Year's Eve;)

Therefore, I now thought to explain step by step how I lay my foundation!

Step 1. Face primer.
A primer makes it easier to apply the basic make-up, and also makes it last longer. Applied to the entire face.

I use Glo Minerals Face Primer.
” Create your own perfect canvas with glominerals facial primer. The clear gel gives you a smooth, easy-to-work surface when it fills in fine lines and blemishes to create a stain-free foundation for your foundation. Antioxidants, vitamins A, C, E and green tea extracts. Works with all foundations and extends the life of the same. ”

But I can also recommend a cheaper variant from Lumene, which is adapted for us with oily skin!

step 2. Concealer.
Apply on areas that require extra coverage, on me this is at the nostrils, under the eyes and on pimples.

I have tested quite a few different concealers (however, not Make Up Store's which I have heard a lot about) men this liquid concealer in brush form from IsaDora I like it a lot! I who otherwise am not very much for liquid products for my oily skin, but this one works well!

Step 3. Foundation
Apply all over the face, I who use powder foundation apply with a round, compact kabuki brushes.

Step 4. A little more foundation.

Then I take a flat foundation brush and apply foundation where the kabuki brush does not reach properly + where I want to cover a little more. Ie around the eyes and nostrils!

Step 5. Shading and highlights
Applies with one oblique brush.

I mark with sun powder in the temples (and a little up on the sides of the forehead) under the jawbones and on the sides of the chin.
I use a fairly discreet sun powder from Dr. Hauschka (Organic)

Then I lighten the forehead, nose and chin a little lightly with a light regular eye shadow (very discreet).

Step 6. Rouge.
Rouge is to make the skin look more vibrant, I put this in the middle of the cheeks and a little extra right where the "apple cheeks" pop out.

My favorite blushes come from Glo Minerals, IsaDora and Face Stockholm.

Now I will sit in front of the make-up mirror and arrange some New Year's make-up;)

Hug!