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Underpainting is my new favorite “save your makeup” technique: instead of tossing products that are too pigmented / too intense, you place them under your base so your foundation/skin tint softens everything into a natural, wearable finish.

In today’s video, I’m trying underpainting for the first time as a dermatology resident and walking you through the exact order + placement that helps:
--make overly strong blush/bronzer look softer
--use up products you already own (instead of buying new ones)
--get a more lifted, seamless base with less effort

Underpainting order (what I do in this video):
--Skin prep + SPF
--Underpaint bronzer (light hand)
--Eyeshadow
--Underpaint blush (higher placement for lift)
--Concealer where needed
--Foundation/skin tint to “melt” everything together
--Set + finish

Money-saving tip: If you have a blush/bronzer that’s “too much,” start with a tiny amount under the base, blend out, then add your foundation in thin layers. You’ll get the vibe you wanted without buying a new product.

Disclaimer: This video is for education/entertainment and general skincare/makeup information only — not personal medical advice. If you have a skin concern, please see a board-certified dermatologist.
If you try this, comment: What makeup product is “too strong” in your collection right now — blush, bronzer, or concealer?

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:23 Skin prep
02:16 Underpainting philosophy
02:37 Liquid & balmy bronzer
05:50 Eyeshadow
09:29 Powder bronzer
10:24 Blush
13:13 Lashes
14:15 Lips
16:07 Brows
16:51 Tips/tricks for starting tretinoin
19:52 Color corrector
20:56 Concealer
22:42 Best concealer for correcting dark spots/acne blemishes
24:28 Foundation
27:41 Setting powder
28:10 Setting spray
28:37 Finishing powder
28:58 Final thoughts & outro