After skincare, as the first step of your base makeup
Once you've completed your skincare routine including sunscreen, apply the foundation directly or after primer, depending on your preference. Follow with concealer for targeted coverage and finish with powder to set everything in place. With SPF30 PA++ built in, it's perfect for quick outings when you want to skip a separate sunscreen layer.
Thin layering technique for a seamless finish
Dispense a small amount onto the back of your hand, then pick it up with a brush or sponge. Apply from the center of your face outward, following the natural texture of your skin. One layer gives you natural, breathable coverage, and you can build up gradually on areas with dark spots or visible pores for extra coverage. The key is to layer thin coats rather than applying one thick layer—this prevents lifting and keeps your skin looking smooth.
Base looks for different occasions
- For everyday makeup, apply just one thin layer for a barely-there, second-skin effect.
- For office looks, build up two layers focusing on the T-zone and cheeks for a polished, put-together appearance.
- For evening plans or special events, pair with a primer and setting powder to maximize lasting power.
Products that work well together
If pores or uneven texture are a concern, start with a blurring primer to smooth the skin surface. After foundation, dust on a loose powder or setting powder to lock in adherence and extend wear time. For an extra boost of radiance, layer a tone-evening cream underneath your base.
Cleansing and storage tips
Start with a makeup remover or cleansing oil to dissolve the base, then follow with a foam cleanser for a thorough double cleanse. After opening, store in a cool place away from direct sunlight and use within 36 months from the manufacturing date. If you have any skin concerns before use, or if redness, itching, or irritation occurs after application, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist.