When applying the powder, you have to follow the direction of the pores, the texture of the skin, bu

The direction in which your hair is growing.

In less than half a year, it is generally not used up, and when it is used until it is a quarter or a fifth of it, it is not easy to use, or it is tired of use.

It depends on your personal usage, if you use it every day, it will be used up in half a year, I don't use it often, so it's quite economical.

The face is divided into several parts, first of all, our two sides, which are long downwards like fish scales, and our forehead is long in circles, and the bridge of the nose is upside down, so it is called a trash can facing the sky, and the corners of the mouth are also messy and long, and there are nose wings. It is precisely because the pores on the face are facing differently that we have the correct way to wash our face

They are all facing down, so when applying skin care products, massage them from the bottom to the top so that they can absorb better, but apply sunscreen and the like from the top down.

so as not to clog pores.

I just saw what a certain star said yesterday, I hope it can help everyone.

The pores on the nose and forehead are growing upwards, while the pores on the cheeks are growing downwards. Following the pores is following the direction of pore growth, and vice versa.

So there are different ways to wash your face, skin care and makeup:

Wash your face (against the pores) – the nose and forehead should be washed in circular motions from top to bottom, and the cheeks should be washed from bottom to top. Makes pores clearer and clearer.

Skincare (against the pores) – also on the nose and forehead from top to bottom, and cheeks from bottom to top. Enables better nutrient absorption.

Applying makeup (along the pores) - If you apply makeup against the pores and fill the pores, it may seem to cover the pores at that time, but in fact, it brings other hidden dangers to the pores and will cause other skin problems.

I studied makeup for a while, and when I put on makeup, I also need to understand the direction of the pores and follow the direction of the pores, which is the same as the usual skin care method. The forehead and nose cross to form a T-shape: this is called the T-zone.

Around the mouth and chin: called the triangle.

When you take care of your skin, you need to follow this direction, otherwise it will be easy to clog pores.

The forehead part of the T-shaped area is from the middle to both sides, and the cheekbones and face are obliquely 45 degrees from the inner corner of the eye to the outside, (Note: When washing the face, you must not wash the eyes directly, the eyes around the eyes are soft, and it is easy to form big eye bags and crow's feet when washing the eyes with facial cleanser. This issue has been ignored by many friends and should be worth noting.

The silhouette (on both sides of the face) is in the direction of the side to the chin, the triangle is between the mouth and the nose from the inside out, and the bottom of the mouth is from the outside to the inside, and the triangle is finally rounded in this direction.

I hope my answer is helpful to you!

The pores in the T zone of the face grow upwards and the U zone downwards, specifically, the pores on the nose and forehead are growing upwards, while the pores on the cheeks are growing downwards.

The pores on both sides of the cheeks, chin and forehead are downward, so skin care products should be rubbed upwards to open the pores and promote absorption; When applying sunscreen or foundation, you should rub it down the pores to close the pores as much as possible and reduce external damage.

The pores of the nose are long upward, so when skin care, rub skin care products or **; When applying sunscreen or foundation, don't rub it upwards, just gently push it with your hands.

Oh, by the way, I talked about some common sense of skin care, I don't know if the landlord can use o( o

The powder itself is also a makeup base with an even-out skin tone, pore-beautifying effect, and also a certain amount of coverage. After moisturizing and sun protection, it's okay to use powder as a base. However, if there are too many or too deep facial blemishes, you still need liquid foundation or other concealer;

Tips for using powder:

Tip 1: Dip the powder multiple times

When dipping the powder with the puff, the amount of powder should not be too much at once, and the powder can be dipped gently with the included powder puff, which can be divided into several times. If you are using wet and dry powder, you can also wet the puff with water, squeeze out most of the water, and then dip the powder with the puff, or spray the sponge with water. Then carry out the operation of applying base makeup, which can make the foundation more close to the skin and make the base makeup more transparent and elegant.

Tip 2: Apply the powder in order

When applying powder to your face, don't apply it indiscriminately. It should be in a certain order to be able to apply the base makeup evenly and well, in the order of application, which can be applied first to the U-shaped area, then to the T-shaped area, followed by the area around the eyes, the nose, and then the lips. The direction of applying the powder should be to follow the direction of pore growth, so that the base makeup can be more compliant and does not come off.

Tip 3: Start from the center and push along the texture

Apply the powder in the direction that follows the pore growth. That's right, spread out from the center, along the texture of the skin, gently push the foundation evenly, or use the way of point pressure to slowly make the powder more suitable for **.

If you're dry**, just use liquid foundation, and if it's oily, you'll need to add another layer of powder on top of it.

The choice of products for foundation is to be decided according to your skin type and makeup, and the two products of powder and liquid foundation should be used separately in our daily makeup.

Because the moisture of the foundation liquid is higher, the effect of applying it on the face is more natural, suitable for **dry eyebrows, if your skin type is oily, then you can choose powder, and for oily** powder, it will also play a role in controlling oil.

Oily powder is better **Dry or neutral powder is better.

There is a difference in the direction of pore growth on our faces:

The growth direction of the T zone is upward, and the growth direction of the U zone is downward, and we usually use skin care products against the direction of pore growth, which means that the T zone should be applied from top to bottom, and the U zone should be applied from the bottom up.

The same is true when washing your face, with your cheeks in a circular motion from bottom to top, and the T-zone rubbing up and down.

It is recommended to use a light pat for skin care products such as toner, because the constituent cells of our ** are usually arranged relatively neatly, and the cells will jump up when tapping, and the gap is enlarged to facilitate the absorption of skin care products.

You can look at the obvious hairs on your hands or feet, and see that the hair direction is to **, and to follow the hair direction is to follow the pores.