My personal beauty tip is the order to prevent the base from smudging.

I have experienced my foundation sliding off the side of my nose and settling around my mouth several times by the afternoon.
Even after changing the product, similar problems repeated.

So I started changing the application process rather than the product.

The first is the basic finishing stage.
I do not apply makeup immediately after applying moisturizer.
Wait for at least 3 minutes.
In the meantime, I spend time drawing my eyebrows first or applying lip balm.

If you apply foundation when the skin surface is not completely smoothed
I realized that there is a high probability of it going nowhere.

The second is usage control.
Do not squeeze foundation directly onto your face.
Be sure to dispense a small amount onto the back of your hand to check the quantity.

Apply a very small amount to the puff and gently pat starting from the center of the cheek.
Never rub.

Instead of trying to cover everything at once, I take two shots of only the necessary areas.

Finally, use the almost non-existent amount remaining on the puff to define the jawline and hairline.
That way, boundaries won't form.

Since I started following this process, the number of base corrections has definitely decreased.

In the end, I realized that the backlog was not a product issue, but a problem of speed and quantity.