Adding fuel to the cream for those who love to skin visually looked radiant and moist. No, not greasy, and it is wet.
I often use this technique, I just do not like when the skin is dry, because dry skin wrinkles become more pronounced. I take a look at the photos before applying the cream and butter and then, to make sure that oily skin does not look:
So if you have, for example, matting foundation that emphasizes peeling, I advise to try add a little oil and then applied to the skin. You will see the difference, since the peeling will not be visible, and the product itself will cause more easily, evenly, will merge with the skin.
Also note that Not all oils are suitable for mixing with creams, food - just not an option. I use special cosmetics that do not clog the pores, allow the skin to breathe. My favorite - from The Body Shop - Oils of Life (but it is very expensive, pay for the brand. Suit and others, the price of it is independent).
proportions
Everything depends on the foundation. If the cream is dense, but still matting, then mix with oil 1: 1. If the tone is light cream, then add the oil in 2 times less, eating 2 pieces of cream and 1 - oil.
What gives the ultimate mix of butter and cream
- Skin looks younger visually;
- cream is applied to a light veil;
- After the cream does not require the application of sculptors and other things, because the person does not look "flat pancake".
Important: I had a mixed experience with pharmaceutical jojoba oil creams, I liked the effect. But note that if you decide to repeat a similar action to the pharmacy oil, be sure to pick one that suits your particular skin.