The normal order of skin care and makeup, where are you wrong

Many young ladies who are new to skin care have only a vague understanding of it, which results in unsatisfactory skin care results. Sometimes I use some expensive skin care products, but the effects are not as good as advertised. So what is the normal order of skin care and makeup?

The normal order of skin care and makeup

Daytime skin care routine

Toner, facial mask (special care, 1-2 times a week), eye serum/eye essence, eye cream, facial serum/facial essence, lotion/face cream, sunscreen (needs to be reapplied)

Makeup sequence

Primer, concealer, foundation, setting makeup, eyebrows, eye makeup, blush, contour, highlighter, lipstick

Nighttime skin care routine

Makeup remover (use facial cleanser directly if you don’t wear makeup), toner, eye essence and eye cream, facial essence, and moisturizing cream. Dry skin can use a cleansing mask once a month, and oily skin can use a cleansing mask twice a month. Avoid over-cleaning.

Principles of using skin care products: Use the thinner ones first

All skin care products follow the principle of using the thinnest ones first. In addition, if there are multiple skin problems that need to be improved and you need to use multiple essences at the same time, you must use them in order from thin to thick texture. In particular, moisturizing essences containing large-molecule hyaluronic acid should be placed at the last step of all essences, otherwise it will hinder the penetration of effective ingredients in other essence products.