can you wear this moisturizer under makeup?

From my experience with dry combination skin, choosing the right moisturizer to wear under makeup can truly affect how your foundation sets and lasts throughout the day. Ceramide-rich creams such as Illiyoon Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream and Torriden Ceramide Cream are excellent for locking in moisture due to their thicker texture. However, when layered under makeup, I noticed they sometimes cause patchiness because the thicker formula doesn’t absorb quickly enough and can disrupt makeup application. In contrast, I found that lighter moisturizers infused with hyaluronic acid, like the COSRX Hyaluronic Acid Intensive Cream, absorb faster and provide hydration without heaviness. Hyaluronic acid helps plump and hydrate the skin, which creates a smooth canvas for makeup. This results in more even makeup wear and prevents dry patches from showing through. On the other hand, creams like the Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream feel too light for my dry skin needs, which means my skin doesn’t retain enough moisture under makeup, and I sometimes experience flakiness by midday. A good tip is to always apply moisturizer at least 10-15 minutes before applying makeup to allow it to fully absorb. Also, consider your skin’s hydration level: if you use thicker, more emollient creams, try waiting longer or using a makeup primer to balance texture for smoother application. Ultimately, testing moisturizers with your makeup routine will help you discover the best fit. For dry combination skin, balancing hydration without heaviness seems key to a flawless makeup finish.