Do You Apply Foundation The Right Way?

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Halie C.

Sep 17, 2013

Halie C.

If I apply a powder foundation I put liquid foundation on the spots needed but if I just apply liquid I put it all over.

Vanessa W.

Sep 17, 2013

Vanessa W.

I agree that there is no 'right way'. It's different for your skin. If it's normal and mostly clear, then spot coverage is ideal. If you have redness, acne and/or oil/dryness all over your face like most people, then an all-over foundation is ideal.

Brittany F.

Sep 17, 2013

Brittany F.

I use it all over because I have uneven skin, and I only use it to neutralize it

Katie F.

Sep 17, 2013

Katie F.

Well I get it on, it looks nice, and it stays so yah I'd say I use the right way.

Victoria T.

Sep 17, 2013

Victoria T.

I apply it everywhere because if I don't it looks weird to me, lol. I do apply more in certain spots but I always do atleast one thin layer all over my face. Whatever makes you skin look the best is the "right way." so yes, I do apply it the right way.

Antonia S.

Sep 17, 2013

Antonia S.

I put that sucker everywhere. I literally paint my face with foundation and then go from there. I hate the way pro makeup artists do your eye makeup first and then put foundation on just small spots. I feel like that's not full coverage.

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