Worried about wrinkles showing after makeup? How do I do wrinkle-covering makeup?

As I get older, wrinkles and fine lines seem inevitable. When I'm not wearing makeup, I just think, "Well, I'm getting older, so wrinkles are only natural." But I have a concern when I wear makeup.

I have combination skin, so I prefer semi-matte makeup rather than products that are too oily.

I am concerned because after applying makeup, it cakes or cracks on the lines around my eyes, the wrinkles under my eyes, and the nasolabial folds.

My face looks fine when I wear makeup, but I'm worried because the expression lines and daily wrinkles that appear when I smile or talk aren't being covered by makeup; instead, they seem to follow the makeup lines and become even more noticeable to me.

 

 

This is the basic skincare routine I follow when I do my makeup.

I am applying a toner and a serum that is popular for helping makeup adhere well.

I dislike anything even slightly sticky, so I don't apply much; I just apply it occasionally to let it absorb.

I don't use eye cream separately before applying makeup.

 

 

And apply serum.

Since I have combination skin, this serum absorbs well without stickiness, and it feels fresh and oil-free when applied. I tend to get oily on my nose, so I use a serum that controls sebum.

 

 

And apply a cream product.

I use a cream that is low in oil and absorbs well, and since I heard that applying too much base product before makeup causes it to break down, I am applying only a small amount.

 

 

I apply minimal basic skincare products, and I frequently use a cushion foundation after sunscreen as part of my makeup routine.

I use semi-foundation when I need to pay a little extra attention and make my makeup last longer.

 

 

Please share some makeup tips for covering wrinkles and fine lines.

How do you apply skincare products when doing makeup?

How do I do makeup to cover daily wrinkles and fine lines?

How do I touch up my makeup if fine lines and wrinkles appear after applying it?

Is using a primer effective for covering fine lines and daily wrinkles?

I've heard that you should apply a thin layer of makeup to wrinkle areas. Would a cushion foundation be good for eye wrinkles and nasolabial folds?

Please share your makeup tips for covering wrinkles without looking heavy.

Please recommend a cushion or foundation that covers fine lines and daily wrinkles well and minimizes the appearance of wrinkles.