Meigipõhjades

Meigipõhjades, commonly referred to as foundations, are a cosmetic product applied to the face to create an even complexion, cover blemishes, and alter skin tone. They are typically available in liquid, cream, powder, or stick forms, each offering different coverage levels and finishes. Liquid foundations are versatile and can range from sheer to full coverage. Cream foundations generally provide more coverage and a dewy finish, while powder foundations offer a matte look and can be used for touch-ups throughout the day. Stick foundations are concentrated and excellent for targeted coverage.

The primary purpose of a meigipõhjades is to provide a uniform base for the rest of the makeup application. They can effectively conceal imperfections such as acne, redness, hyperpigmentation, and dark circles. Additionally, foundations can be used to subtly adjust the skin's undertones or to achieve a specific aesthetic, like a luminous glow or a matte finish. The selection of a meigipõhjades often depends on individual skin type (oily, dry, combination, normal), desired coverage, and personal preference for finish. Proper application is crucial for a natural look, and often involves using fingers, a brush, or a sponge.