Tammy’s Tuesdays Tip….This month we will be looking at the Rimmels Multi Tasker Products
Here’s part 2
The multi-tasker concealer/foundation is a versatile, high-coverage hybrid designed to streamline your makeup routine. It functions both as a spot corrector and an all-over base. To use it, apply directly to targeted areas for high-coverage concealment or sheer it out all-over as a foundation.
Step 1: Prep and Prime
Always start with hydrated, clean skin. Apply a lightweight moisturizer and allow it to absorb for a few minutes. If you have oily skin or large pores, apply a dime-sized amount of primer to help the product stay in place all day.
Step 2: Spot Concealing (High Coverage)
Use the product to target specific blemishes, dark spots, or redness before applying all over.
- Application: Dot the product directly onto the imperfection or use a small concealer brush.
- Blending: Tap the edges of the spot using your ring finger or a damp makeup sponge. Do not rub or wipe directly over the blemish; gently press to melt the product into your skin while leaving maximum coverage directly over the spot.
Step 3: All-Over Foundation (Light-to-Medium Coverage)
Because it is a multi-tasking formula, it can be spread out over your entire face.
- Application: Place a few small dots on your forehead, cheeks, and chin.
- Blending: Using a damp makeup sponge, a dense buffing brush, or your fingers, blend the product outward toward your hairline and jawline. Using the warmth of your fingertips is especially great for melting the product seamlessly into dry or textured skin.
Step 4: Brightening the Under-Eye
If your multi-tasker shade is a true match to your skin tone, you can use it under your eyes.
- Apply a pin-head-sized amount to the inner and outer corners of the under-eye area.
- Use a tapping, stippling motion with a small brush or sponge to blend it out, keeping the bulk of the product exactly where the darkness is.
Step 5: Set and Finish
To prevent the concealer from creasing throughout the day, lightly press a translucent or setting powder over the blended areas using a fluffy brush or powder puff