How to rub the pig fat paste of Beilingfei into mud? What are the effects?

Benefit Lard Cream is recommended by many people and it is also a relatively good brand among lard creams. So what should I do if Benefit Lard Cream becomes mud? What are the effects of Benefit Lard Ointment?

How to make Pui Ling Fei lard cream mud

Sisters who have been to the counter know that the BA will tell you to pat the product instead of rubbing it in. This is both right and wrong. According to my experience of using it over the years, if you don't apply heavy sunscreen or isolation on your face, and only apply skin care products, you can also use it. Applying it against the pores will have the same effect. After reading what I said, if you have flakes after applying it, don’t blame me, because it is 100% because you don’t exfoliate regularly or your skin is too dry.

For sisters who are afraid of having dandruff, it is better to just use the patting method. Of course, there are three orders to choose from:

1. If you just want to control oil, you can use lard cream as a barrier, put it after the clear sunscreen, and then apply a thin layer of powder. This way your skin will look more natural than a face with makeup on, and the skin texture will look better, but it is not suitable for sisters who are used to covering facial blemishes;

2. If you want to use the powerful effect of lard cream to fix your makeup, I have tried and found that the best effect is to apply lard cream after foundation. At this time, the effect of lard cream is similar to that of touch-up, which can make the powder on the skin stick better. You don’t have to worry about the makeup being smudged after oil comes out (note that I usually wear light makeup, if you wear heavy makeup, I can’t guarantee that it won’t come off), but the oil control function and pore smoothing function will be greatly discounted at this time;

3. If you want to control oil and make pores look smaller (note, this does not mean filling the pores or making them invisible. No cosmetics in the world can do that except computers), add a thin layer of BB cream based on the first method, and then focus on covering the areas that need to be modified with concealer. Finally, use powder to set the makeup. In this way, a nude makeup with good skin is created.

What are the effects of Bei Ling Fei lard ointment

1. Fill pores and smooth skin

In fact, its principle is very simple and there is no high technology involved. If your skin has pores, then its surface is uneven.

The lard cream itself is transparent when spread out, and it fills into your uneven pores, making the surface of your skin smoother (girls who don't understand, please imagine the process of puttying and painting the wall during renovation...), and when you use foundation or isolation after that, they will not have the chance to enter your pores and will only stay on the surface of the lard cream. Foundation has a concealing effect, so your skin will look much smoother than before and your pores will be almost invisible.

2. Oil control and makeup setting

As a makeup base product, lard cream naturally has the function of controlling oil. Its two main ingredients, vitamin E and chamomile, do not sound like they have the effect of controlling oil, so why would it help you control oil? To put it bluntly, everyone should know that the oilier the skin, the drier it tends to be. The reason is the imbalance of water and oil. When your skin is very dehydrated, your brain will immediately start secreting oil to solve this problem after receiving the instruction. Vice versa, when your skin is well hydrated it won't produce as much oil. Lard ointment helps you maintain the water and oil balance of your skin. After you use moisturizing skin care products, your skin is most hydrated during the day. Use lard ointment immediately at this time. It will help you lock the oil in the skin so that it will not evaporate so quickly. This is the principle of oil control.

Okay, my friends, you all understand it clearly and know the effects of Benefit Lard Ointment.