5 tips for using makeup to get dry skin

For people with dry skin, the wrong type of makeup or the wrong way to make up can ensure that the results do not last long. In addition, problems that often arise when you wear makeup are cracked. Makeup will look broken because the skin is dry, rough, peeling. Come on, follow these tips for using good makeup for dry skin so it lasts! 

Paki makeup tips for those who have dry facial skin
 
1. Must use moisturizer first

Moisturizer is one of the skin care products used before applying makeup. Dry facial skin cannot produce enough natural oil to soften skin. So, moisturizer is needed to help moisturize the skin.

According to Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, a dermatologist who specializes in cosmetics in Washington, DC, it is very important for dry skin owners to always use a moisturizer before they start putting on makeup. Even a liquid foundation cannot replace the function of a facial moisturizer to moisturize the skin.

Choose a moisturizer for dry skin with a creamy texture that is rather thick. In addition to moisturizers, you can also use serum containing hyaluronic acid to increase skin moisture. Serum with its contents also prevents peeling skin.

Hydrated skin will extend makeup and last longer on the face.
2. Choose a cream or liquid makeup
For people whose skin is dry, choose the type of textured liquid (liquid) or cream (cream). Whether it's foundation, blush, bronzer, eyeshadow

Look for products specifically designed for dry skin types. Typically, products for dry skin will be labeled "for dry skin".

If you want to use foundation other than foundation, you can use BB Cream (blemish blamish or balm beauty). BB cream not only softens the skin, but also contains moisturizers that are beneficial for dry skin, such as hyaluronic acid and vitamin B.

3. Use foam to smear the foundation

Most women use their fingers to apply foundation on their faces. Unfortunately, this makeup method is not suitable for people with dry skin types. Daub foundation with fingers really vulnerable to cracks.

To avoid this, use a foam (sponge) to mix and apply any type of liquid makeup. Wet the sponge with water to spread, then squeeze any excess water.

English makeup artist Wayne Goss recommends that you first place a liquid foundation on several points on your face and neck. After that, use a wet makeup sponge to spread it all over your face.

Use foam with a bouncing motion, do not rub and do not press it, so that the make-up products can be absorbed well on dry skin.
4. Don't use powder

Boston cosmetologist Dana Chasen Thomases said, according to WebMD, that people with dry skin types do not have to use powder after makeup. The use of powder on dry skin generally can present a risk of cracking, so that makeup does not last long.

But if your skin type tends to be shiny in the T zone (forehead, nose, and chin), you can polish a little powder in this area. If the face is not oily, you should not use powder.
5. facial exfoliation routine

Sometimes dry skin starts coming out a few hours after makeup. This can be caused by accumulation of dead skin.

To overcome this, you can peel the face using a soft scrub.

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