How to Get More Out of Your Makeup Products

How to Get More Out of Your Makeup Products

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    Having a product that can work in more ways than one can help save you time and money! Using one product for several different steps is a great way to help streamline your makeup routine, which is why this week in the blog we are going over how to use some of our bestselling products in multiple ways. To see how to get more out of your makeup products, keep on reading!

    DIY Tinted Sunscreen

    For a do-it-yourself tinted sunscreen, we love mixing Better Angles Smoothing Aloe Vera Concealer with our Daily Mineral Shield Environmental Defense Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30 for a customizable tint! Better Angles is infused with skin-loving ingredients like aloe, squalene, grape seed oil and jojoba seed oil to help keep skin hydrated and protected from environmental stressors, while Daily Mineral Shield provides both skincare and sun protection. When mixed together, this skin-loving duo creates a customizable tinted sunscreen that is perfect for everyday wear!

    Liquid Lipstick as Lipliner

    Using a liquid lipstick as a lip liner is a great way to get more out of your lipstick! Using a pigmented liquid lipstick, such as Aloe Pout Matte Liquid Lipstick, and a steady hand or a small detail brush can help you apply the lipstick to only the outer edge of your lips as a DIY lip liner! Either fill in your lips with Aloe Pout or use a Liquid Lip Shine Lip Gloss for a high-shine lip.

    Apply Powder before Foundation

    The last tip we have for getting more out of your makeup is to use a powder before your foundation. This tip has been floating around on social media and helps elongate the wear time of your foundation! To try this tip, apply a light layer of a loose setting powder onto the skin. This layer should be dusted onto the skin for barely-there coverage. Next, apply your foundation, such as our Be Picture Perfect 12-Hour Demi Matte Liquid Foundation, as you normally would with either a brush or a sponge to help make your foundation last longer on the skin.