How to prevent makeup from caking for those with oily skin

After perfectly removing excess oil with cleansing water, a significant amount of impurities is also removed. After thoroughly washing your face with a foam cleanser, apply toner to a non-woven cotton pad and gently wipe your face. Then, apply sunscreen directly over it, rubbing it in quickly to help it absorb into the skin. Since toner is water-based, cream-type sunscreens tend to sit on the surface and not absorb well. In that case, apply a thin, wide layer first, then rub it in thoroughly. Once rubbed in several times and spread, moisture becomes trapped within the skin and sunscreen. This allows people with dehydrated combination skin types to enjoy a moist and protected day, fully retaining moisture. For those with oily skin but lacking moisture underneath, water continues to evaporate, leaving only oil behind, resulting in a shinier, more greasy appearance. The skin becomes parched and dry on the inside, while the surface is oily and shiny. Combining these two products satisfies this need with refreshing tomato water, allowing you to enjoy a day filled with a green scent. The sunscreen is also a medium-weight water cream type, so it is refreshing and offers a light, clean, and effective formula that oily skin types prefer. I recommend this type of product. If you wish to apply foundation, you can either apply it over the top or apply it in the same way after toner.