It doesn't matter if your make-up comes off, the most important thing is to know how to fix it! 5 steps to restore a perfect look!

When you go out in the summer, you will inevitably encounter the problem of oily make-up coming off, so stay calm and don't panic or get anxious. Many women may just put a layer of foundation on the spot where the make-up has come off and leave it at that, but this may make the blemish even more prominent. It's essential to follow the steps to restore the makeup that has come off, just as you would when applying make-up.

Touch-up step 1. Press on the oily areas

Tear a paper towel into a thin sheet and wrap it around a puff, then gently press on the oily area to remove excess oil and avoid absorbing too much oil, which can dry out the skin.

Touch-up step 2. Wipe off any loose powder with a cotton pad

After treating the oily areas, wipe away any peeling or flaky areas. You can wipe away the peeling areas by wrapping your fingers in a moistened cotton pad and wiping away small areas. If it is inconvenient, you can gently wipe off the exfoliated cutin with a wet tissue and comb out the skin texture.

Touch-up step 3. Use sunscreen lotion to remove melted make-up

Next, use a relatively moisturising sunscreen lotion to massage the peeling and dry areas in a circular motion, thus not only removing dead skin cells, but also cleaning up the melted areas. Applying a sunscreen lotion will not only moisturize your skin to prevent it from drying out later but will also provide a perfect barrier against the sun.

Touch-up step 4. Use cushions and concealers

Once you have cleaned up any loose makeup and patched up your sunscreen, use your powder puff to apply cushions or concealer while your skin is still damp, or use a wet makeup egg to lightly apply foundation so that it blends naturally with the original foundation.

Touch-up step 5: Set your make-up with powder or spray

After touching up your make-up, it's important to set it so that it doesn't melt away again. You can use a powder to set your make-up, but if your skin type is dry, you can use a setting spray instead.