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Which should I use first, sunscreen or concealer? Do I need quarantine?
Use concealer before sun protection, use isolation, and isolation should be used in front of concealer.

Concealer and sunscreen are more or less cosmetic ingredients and cannot be directly applied to the face. The function of isolation is to isolate the skin from other cosmetic facial products and dust, so isolation should be used before sunscreen and concealer, and sunscreen is to prevent the skin of the sun team from being damaged, and it should be applied to the outermost layer that is in direct contact with the sun, so that the sunscreen effect is the best. So first apply isolation, then apply concealer, and finally apply sunscreen.

Here, sunscreen refers to sunscreen, and sunscreen refers to cosmetics added with sunscreen that can block or absorb ultraviolet rays and prevent skin from being tanned and sunburned. According to the principle of sunscreen, sunscreen can be divided into physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen.

Concealer here is concealer, which can be regarded as a kind of foundation. The difference is that concealer has better hiding power than ordinary foundation, is more suitable for skin, and is not easy to take off makeup for a long time. Everyone's face will have such and such flaws. Using concealer can make your face smooth and delicate again.

The isolation here is a cream, which is an important item to protect the skin. Isolation cream does have an isolation effect on ultraviolet rays, and its essence is sun protection. The sunscreen used in sunscreen is the same as that used in sunscreen, and it is usually divided into two categories: organic sunscreen and physical sunscreen. Organic sunscreen and ultraviolet rays can turn ultraviolet rays harmful to the skin into harmless ones; Physical sunscreen (titanium dioxide, zinc oxide, etc. ) mainly uses the principle of refraction to block ultraviolet rays.