Kaylin's Mom:
What product should I use to reduce redness on my nose? I have large pores and I don't want to have to keep re-applying it each time I touch my face.
Kaylin:
When it comes to large pores, it's best to avoid heavier products like cream foundations and creamy concealers. Try some of these choices instead:
- Powder foundations - Look for highly-pigmented powder foundations. When applied with a dense powder brush, they will glide on much more smoothly over large pores. Try Jane Iredale PurePressed Base or Au Naturale Powder Foundation (pictured).
- Liquid foundations - Some liquid foundations can also work with large pores, especially if you use a primer (see below). Look for very smooth formulas with medium coverage, as opposed to tinted moisturizers. Apply with a sponge, such as the Beauty Blender, for best results. Set with powder foundation (see above) or a setting powder for lasting results. Try Gabriel Moisturizing Liquid Foundation or Zuzu Luxe Oil-Free Liquid Foundation.
In order to help your makeup glide on smoothly, try these tips:
- Start with a moisturizer. This is an essential part of any professional application, and comes before primer. A hydrated face will keep your makeup looking fresh as long as possible. Choose a light day moisturizer that will provide moisture without leaving your face oily. Try a product such as Acure Day Cream, which absorbs quickly and is light enough to wear under makeup.
- Apply a primer. Many primers are designed to help foundations and other products glide on smoothly and last longer. My top pick? Aloe vera gel. Click here to read more on pore-minimizing primers.
Disclosure notice: Products mentioned in this post may have been sent to me free of charge by the manufacturer for review. No additional compensation was accepted and the opinions are my own. Please verify any claims with the manufacturer, especially if you have any allergies or concerns.
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