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Learn How to Master Your Flawless Base

byKrystal GeorgeAvailable online and in-person across MumbaiStarts from5,000 per personView full gallery

Sick of cakey foundation or makeup that melts by noon? I’ll teach you how to prep your skin, nail your perfect foundation match, and apply concealer for a finish that actually looks like your own skin.

Worried about your makeup melting in the heat and humidity? This tutorial breaks down my layering technique for a completely sweat-proof and transfer-proof base. We'll cover product choices like gel moisturizers and setting sprays to lock your look in place.

If your under-eye concealer looks cakey or doesn't cover dark circles, you might be making these common mistakes. I'll show you the importance of color correcting, the right way to blend using a stippling technique, and how to set it properly.

The right foundation shade is a game-changer. I demonstrate how to test foundation on your chest, not your hand, to get a perfect match for your face and neck. We can even mix shades to create your custom color.

If you have dry skin, the wrong products can make it look flaky. I share my top five tips, including using cream-based products, focusing on a dewy finish, and the importance of hydration for a healthy, glowing base.

Oily skin requires a different approach to make makeup last. In this video, I explain why you should opt for water-based products and a matte finish, letting your natural oils create a glow over time.

My philosophy is "less is more," especially with foundation. Adding too many layers can lead to a cakey look that cracks. I explain why a simple, well-prepped base with spot correction is almost always better.

Taking your makeup off properly is just as important as putting it on. I review my favorite makeup remover for tough, waterproof products, showing how effectively it cleans the skin, which is a crucial step for skin health that we cover in my lessons.

About Flawless Base: Skin Prep, Foundation & Concealer

Forget testing foundation on your wrist. That skin tone is usually different from your face and neck. I teach my students to match foundation shades against their chest instead. It is a tiny shift that makes the biggest difference in getting that invisible, seamless look.

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