Liquid Foundation Oem

Step 1
Apply a half pump of product to the back of your hand. If you are using a different liquid foundation, you’ll want to measure about a pea-sized amount of your foundation onto your hand. Avoid dipping dirty brushes or sponges into the container or using your fingers to scoop out product. This can introduce bacteria in your product that can later be transferred to your skin.

Step 2
Dampen your beauty sponge. Beauty Sponge is designed with a unique tip that resembles a fingerprint for even more natural application. Using the tip of your sponge, lift a small amount of product from the back of your hand.

Step 3
Begin to blend foundation by pressing it into the skin in areas where coverage is needed most. Usually, this will mean the eye area, cheeks, nose, chin, and forehead. Unless you have blemishes or imperfections near your jawline, you don’t need to apply foundation in those areas.
Blend outward, and your foundation should naturally fade toward the edges of your face so you don’t end up with a harsh, noticeable line.

Step 4
Repeat the previous steps until you have evenly distributed the first layer of foundation to your skin. If you don’t need much coverage, you can stop here and move on to step 6. However, if you need additional coverage in some or all areas, move to step 5.

Step 5
Buildable coverage is what separates a high-quality foundation and a low-quality foundation. Coverage should be adjustable for your specific needs. Once the first layer of foundation has dried completely, you can add additional coverage with your beauty sponge where you need it.

Using the same technique of applying the foundation to the back of your hand and blending it in with the sponge, add the coverage you need. Avoid adding thick layers of foundation under the eyes, which can make coverage look cakey.

Step 6
Once you’ve applied the foundation you need, go in with a concealer to help tone down redness and dark circles or cover blemishes. Concealer is formulated with ingredients like coconut oil to help support your skin, soothe irritation, and blend effortlessly with other RMS products.

Step 7
Once you’ve applied concealer, you can consider your face makeup complete and begin blending in bronzers, luminizers, or blushes. You don’t need to use a setting powder to “set” your liquid foundation, as most formulas today include ingredients that help them grip the skin and stay put.