1, Before choosing, first carefully identify your skin type. If it's oily skin, look for products with the words "oil control" on the bottle. If your skin is dry, look for products with words like moisturizing and retaining water.
For mixed skin, this is when you have to decide whether to remove oil or moisturize. Mineral foundation is suitable for any type of skin, especially sensitive skin.
2, Determine the coverage of foundation. If you already have great skin and only use foundation to cover up some ruddy areas, a lighter foundation is better.
For most women, less smooth and patchy skin can be covered with a medium class.
3. Not to make up your face when buying foundation. Sure, it's okay to put on some eye makeup or moisturizer, but remember to avoid foundation.
Choose a foundation that matches your natural skin tone. Yellow foundation will be closer to natural skin tone. But if you have pale skin, a pink or cooler shade is fine.
4. Test under natural light. Stand near a window and use a mirror to see the foundation in action. The right shade of foundation is invisible because it blends so well with the skin.
5. If you're buying foundation at the drugstore, compare several colors of foundation near your neck in the aisle. Choose a shade that works best with your skin color.
