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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Importance of Skincare for Under Eye Area
   • Hydration of the Delicate Skin
   • Benefits of Eye Cream
3. Applying Foundation for a Smooth Base
   • Choosing the Right Foundation
   • Applying Foundation with a Brush
4. Concealing the Under Eye Area
   • Applying Concealer for a Lifted Look
   • Blending with a Beauty Blender
5. Setting the Under Eye Area to Avoid Creasing
   • The Importance of Technique
   • Using Setting Powder and a Powder Puff
   • Dusting Off Excess Powder
6. Setting the Rest of the Face
   • Applying Setting Powder to the Forehead and Smile Lines
   • Blending with a Setting Brush
7. Comparing Techniques: My Method vs. Generic Technique
   • Testing the Longevity in Humid Conditions
   • Comparison of Finished Look
8. Conclusion

💡 Highlights:

• Under-eye lines and creasing are normal, but can be minimized with the right technique.
• Skincare for the under-eye area, including hydration and eye cream, is crucial for a smooth base.
• Applying foundation and concealer correctly helps create a lifted and natural-looking appearance.
• Setting powder is the key to preventing under-eye creasing, with technique playing an important role.
• Comparing different techniques shows the effectiveness of my method in maintaining makeup throughout the day in humid conditions.

❓ FAQ:

Q: What is the purpose of using eye cream before applying makeup? A: Eye cream helps hydrate and prime the delicate under-eye area for smoother makeup application and reduces the appearance of creases.

Q: Is it necessary to use a powder puff for setting powder? A: While a powder puff can help target specific areas, a brush can also be used for a more diffused application of setting powder.

Q: Can this technique be used for other areas of the face? A: Yes, this technique can be applied to other areas prone to creasing, such as smile lines, to achieve a long-lasting and crease-free makeup look.