In it, she squeezes her foundation on the backside of a closed makeup container.
But why does a mixing palette work so well?
Not only that, but Mo reveals that your skin often has multiple shades to it.
This is where the mixing palette comes in handy.
you might see if your foundation matches from every angle by placing the transparent backdrop against your face.
Finding a foundation hue that blends seamlessly into your skin tone is crucial in getting a natural look.
And, as a bonus, you might avoid strange blotches of color on your hands.
That means the mixing palette will be your best friend if you want something heavier.
In thisYouTube short by @christxiee, the makeup artist uses a mixing palette to apply her foundation.
After blending various foundations, she applies the pile of foundation with a fluffy brush.
But, before going in with the foundation, she places a band-aid on her bare skin.
After finishing her coverage, she rips off the bandaid to reveal the comparison.
The difference is shocking.
