Foundation

To prevent foundation from settling into fine lines and wrinkles, start by applying a good primer that smooths the skin. When applying your foundation, start with a light layer and build up only where necessary. You may also consider using a setting powder to help set the foundation and prevent it from creasing.

As a general rule, liquid and cream foundations should be replaced every 12 to 18 months. However, if the texture or smell of the product changes, it may have expired and should be replaced.

Many K-Beauty foundations do contain SPF to protect your skin from the sun's harmful UV rays. However, the level of protection may not be sufficient for prolonged sun exposure. Therefore, it's recommended to use a separate sunscreen product as part of your skincare routine.

Store your K-Beauty foundation in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keeping your foundation in a consistent environment can help to preserve its texture and efficacy.

Yes, there are K-Beauty foundations that are well-suited for mature skin. These foundations often contain hydrating and anti-aging ingredients and offer a natural finish that doesn't settle into fine lines or wrinkles.

While K-Beauty foundations tend to focus on a more natural look, there are products that offer medium to full coverage. They can effectively cover blemishes, discoloration, and other skin imperfections while still maintaining a skin-like finish.

While wear time can vary between products, many K-Beauty foundations are designed to be long-wearing and resist sweat and sebum. For extended wear, consider using a primer before applying the foundation and setting your makeup with a powder or setting spray.