Skincare vs NO skincare under makeup…
I tested makeup with skincare on ONE side of my face and no skincare on the other side… now I understand why makeup gets patchy 😭 Which side looks better to you? #makeuphacks #skincare #makeup #makeuptip #skincareroutine
From my personal experience, applying skincare products before makeup truly makes a noticeable difference in how my foundation and other makeup products settle on the skin. When I skip moisturizing or prepping my skin, the makeup tends to cling unevenly, creating patches and flaky spots, especially around dry or textured areas. On the day I tested by applying skincare only on one side of my face, I observed the right side (skincare side) appeared much smoother, with makeup blending more naturally and lasting longer. The left side, without any skincare, looked uneven and more prone to cracking as the day went on. I believe that key steps like applying a hydrating moisturizer or a lightweight primer help create a smooth canvas that makeup can adhere to more effectively. It's important to let the skincare fully absorb before starting with makeup to avoid mixing or pilling. For those struggling with patchy makeup, incorporating even simple hydration steps—like a gentle moisturizer or serum—can improve overall makeup appearance significantly. Additionally, this test confirms why skipping skincare can lead to makeup flaws, emphasizing that skincare and makeup work best when paired thoughtfully. In conclusion, treating your skin with a good routine before makeup not only benefits your skin health but also enhances the makeup finish, preventing patchiness and extending wear time. Try this approach to see which side looks better for yourself!
oof sorry girl that isn't your shade... (no hate)