ACNE PRONE SKIN, WANT TO MAKEUP GLASS SKIN? TRY THESE STEPS

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Lately the trend of glass skin skin is an illusion if our face is as clear as glass, it hits again. This trend coming from Korea is really beautiful. Well, because sometimes our faces do not fully want to be compact, aka pimples continue, makeup can indeed give us the instant look we want. But how do you get acne with prone skin? Can you really use this makeup? Can you do it! let’s peek here to know the steps!


Key to glass skin makeup

Before entering the steps, you should know first the main lockup of this makeup, especially for those of you who have prone acne skin. Before starting makeup, make sure you use skincare products that can control oil, for example sebum control mask. Then, after that you have to wait for the product’s nutrients to absorb before you continue using makeup again. Keep in mind that the makeup product you use should not be too much, because there you will look greasy. Instead, maximize the blending! 

Face Prep

Ready? So that our makeup is better, our faces as canvas need to be cleaned and prepared first so that they are more optimal. After you clean your face, use toner that moisturizes the makeup and all the dirt on the face clean without remaining. then, use a calming sheet mask for 20 minutes to nourish your face. Finally, use a corn seed-sized moisturizer to support the dewy look you want. Remember, it’s just the size of a corn seed. Not most! The one that is later will be frustrated. 

Hydrating Primer

Like your pores need to be closed so that the concealer can roll smoothly, using a primer that can also moisturize the face. Pimple prone skin does need special care, especially if you want to get the glass skin makeup result that is okay. Primer is a must ! 

Dark circle? Concealer Reddish Base

Want to know the most effective way to get rid of those annoying eye bags? Use a red base before applying your concealer there. Can use a special red base concealer, or your mainstay red lipstick. the red color will smooth the skin as if you never stayed up all your life. 

Conceal ‘Em All

Indeed, foundation has more perfect coverage. But if you want your glass skin to look natural and effortless, you must have a quality concealer so that it can give a mild effect while making your face clear like glass. 

Blush, blush, blush

Natural color blush is the key to making your skin look healthy and not pale. Just use a little! This is to give the impression that your skin is healthy. 

Highlighter

Highlighter will support the look glass skin you want! So, don’t shy away from them. Wear a little on your nose, cheekbones and forehead. Remember this keyword yes: just a little! 

Eyeshadow Matters
Next is eyeshadow color selection. Use beige color with a little pearl touch so that the clear impression emanates from your face.

Lil Bit Mascara Won’t Hurt
Next step, use a little mascara on the edge of the lashes to make your eyes look ‘alive’. Is that staying up late? Don’t know us! 

Natural Lip Gloss
Lip look can’t be forgotten! Use natural pink lipstick for the first layer and a slightly brighter two-tier color for the center. Healthy lips is key ! 


The Result

Really cool results, girls! Well now you know that the owner of acne prone face can use makeup glass skin makeup like this. Now, it’s ready to try? 











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