A bass routine that doesn't fall apart even in the afternoon

Even if I spend a lot of time on my makeup in the morning, my base tends to break down easily by the afternoon, so these days I am paying a little more attention to each step of my makeup routine.

First, after cleansing, refine your skin texture with a toner, then apply a thin layer of a hydrating essence or a light cream to keep your skin moisturized. I found it important to allow some time for absorption, as applying too much basic skincare can cause your foundation to cake.

In the next step, apply a small amount of primer only to the areas where pores are a concern to smooth out the skin surface.

I tend not to apply foundation thickly all at once; instead, I apply small amounts in thin layers multiple times, patting it in with a puff to ensure it adheres well.

Finally, instead of applying powder to your entire face, lightly applying it mainly to the T-zone, where oil tends to build up, helps reduce shine over time and makes the base last much longer. By paying attention to each step of the makeup process like this, I can maintain a relatively clean complexion even by the afternoon, so I have been consistently using this method lately.