Your neck skin tends to be a bit paler than your face, and matching your foundation to your neck will ensure your face doesn't end up looking darker when you're finished doing your makeup. When you put concealer on first, it gets rubbed away when you put foundation over, but if you start with foundation, it evens and blurs your imperfections and you dont need much concealer.Use a concealer brush to cover spots where needed, then dust loose translucent powder across t-zone to seal it. If you're having trouble figuring out what color to get, try matching your foundation to the skin on your neck. If you arent sure whether to put foundation or concealer first, you can start by applying foundation and then using concealer to touch up where needed.The only exception is your finishing layer of powder, which you, either way, to help your look last longer.
Mixing textures can result in a caked-on look. Brush across your entire face and blend until the foundation is evenly applied, taking care not to wipe away too much of the color-correcting concealer. Use a foundation composed of the same material as the other products you'll be using for example, use all cream products or all powder products, rather than mixing the two. Use a makeup sponge, your fingertips, or (for liquid foundation only) a foundation brush.Your face could end up looking patchy instead of smooth and contoured. Contouring your face without first applying foundation is much more difficult, since skin tends to be uneven in color. When choosing a foundation shade, you choose one that matches your skin tone. Using a foundation the same (or close) color as your skin evens your skin tone and provides a base you can build upon when you contour using your lightest and darkest shades. Foundation is typically thicker than concealer and provides heavier coverage. It is a matter of preference but applying foundation first often makes you use far less product while applying concealer since. Start with foundation the color of your skin.
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