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Discover Ludwig"apply the foundation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put on or spread a layer of makeup foundation on your face as part of a beauty routine. You can use it when giving instructions on applying makeup, or when discussing a makeup product or routine. For example: "Before applying your eyeshadow, make sure to first apply the foundation evenly across your face for a smooth and flawless base." "When using this foundation, be sure to apply it with a brush for a more natural finish." "Her makeup routine always starts with applying the foundation, then she moves on to blending in her concealer."
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Your goal when you apply the foundation on the lower part of your face is to find the color foundation that appears the same shade as your neck.
Otherwise, apply the foundation first.
Evenly apply the foundation to your neck and cleavage area.
Then apply the foundation on the applicator in strokes on to the top of your hand.
To apply the foundation use your fingers and the same tapping motion you used to apply the concealer.
You want to apply the foundation with the palms of your fingertips in order to heat it up a bit.
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I applied the foundation with my fingers for better blending and found that it had a silky texture; however, it was a little heavier than expected, but it was still extremely light weight for a full coverage product.
After you have applied the foundation, I suggest you apply some setting powder.
Make sure to be careful when applying the foundation around the eye area.
After applying the foundation I apply a thin sheer layer of Physician's Formula Translucent Pearl which just adds a nice healthy glow to your skin.
Use the same side of the foundation sponge with which you applied the foundation to blend in the color to the face.
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