How to apply powder correctly so as not to emphasize wrinkles

We often use powder to create the perfect makeup. But with age, incorrectly applied powder can only emphasize wrinkles and dry skin. To avoid this, you need to know how to do makeup correctly. We at joy-pup tell you how to apply powder correctly so as not to emphasize wrinkles.

Choose the right powder

Loose powder is preferable for aging skin, as it is thinner and easier to apply to the face. But compact powder has a denser texture, so it should be used in minimal quantities. You can also use mineral powder, which does not clog pores and cares for the skin.

For the finish, avoid mattifying powder, because it emphasizes the texture of the skin. A light reflective product will suit you better.

Prep your skin

Cleanse it thoroughly, then apply a moisturizer or serum. This will prevent dry skin.

After that, apply a primer with a smoothing effect, which will fill in fine wrinkles and make the skin smoother.

Next, apply a light foundation or BB cream with moisturizing properties. Do not use a heavy foundation, as this will create a mask effect and reveal all your wrinkles.

Apply powder

Use a brush with soft bristles, which will allow you to evenly distribute the cosmetic product.

• Pick a small amount of powder on the brush, then shake off the excess.
• Gently apply powder to areas prone to oily shine (forehead, nose, chin). Do not cover the entire face with powder.
• Do not apply powder to areas with pronounced wrinkles, such as the area around the eyes and nasolabial folds.

Pay attention to shading to avoid visible borders and accumulation of product in the folds of the skin.

To be continued…