You can apply your make-up in three ways:

1) With a brush: Not really suitable for a beginner, as it often looks like it has been puttied and leaves streaks on the face.

2) With a sponge: These are available in many different colors and shapes. If you Make up If you apply it with a sponge, you have to make sure that you don't apply it in a sweeping motion, but rather in a dabbing and pressing manner. The make-up has to be properly worked into the skin, which of course takes longer because you need a lot of time to get a good result. After use, you should wash out the make-up sponge so that no bacteria develop.

3) With your fingers: We always recommend applying make-up with your fingers. Why? Because it's the quickest way and the warmth of your fingers means you can work the color into your skin very well. You can also reach all parts of your face very easily with your fingers and don't have to buy a sponge or brush.

Let’s start with the make-up:

First apply some makeup on the back of your hand so that there is not too much paint on your fingers. Now you can use your fingers to measure out how much paint you want to take on. Start with a very small amount of paint from the middle of your face, but not directly on the bridge of your nose, but on the side of your nose. Spread the make-up outwards, following the shape of your face. Then apply the make-up over your nose, stroking it. Now you can alternately brush and tap the paint in.

1) How to apply makeup to wrinkles and large pores?
Where you have wrinkles and large pores, it is best not to apply the make-up in a sweeping manner, but rather to pat and press it in. This will make the pores and wrinkles less visible. On the larger areas of your face, you can apply the make-up Simply spread it on. Also apply the make-up over your chin and down your neck.

2) Facial hair
If you have a lot of facial hair, you should definitely not apply the make-up like a cream in circular movements. This is how the make-up comes under the hairs and raises them, making them even more visible. It is therefore better to apply the make-up from top to bottom. This way the hairs will lie flat against the skin and will no longer be so noticeable.

3) Apply makeup up to the hairline
The make-up Spread it from the nose over the T-zone and apply it well up to the hairline. Without using any extra color, apply the make-up down to the neck.

Tip: Less is more! You can often achieve a better, more natural finish by using just a little bit of paint. So start by using just a little bit and spread it well. You can always add more.

4) Should you also apply make-up between the eyebrow and the eye?
We are often asked whether you should also apply makeup below the eyebrows.

If it's not necessary, then don't. Only if you have redness or spots in that area can you apply a little make-up there too. But for most people it's not necessary.
You should not apply the make-up directly to the movable eyelid, as this is where the eye make-up, i.e. a Shadow Base , eyeshadow and eyeliner will get there.

Finally:
Finally, tap the area around the nose once again and check the wrinkles. Then remove the make-up downwards again so that no edges are visible! You can also apply a little color under your eyes and work it in well. Then you may not need to concealer apply.

Now your make-up is ready! It's that easy!

Powder and blusher?

If you want, you can now powder to add a little more color to your face. But you don't have to. Or you can just add a little rouge apply.

We recommend our Firming Make Up . It is a shade that adapts really well to the skin, doesn't leave any marks on the face, doesn't rub off on a white blouse and feels very comfortable on the skin all day long.