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Cómo conseguir el "glass skin" coreano (sin parecer grasa)

Glass skin is hydrated, even skin with glow on the high points, not shine everywhere.

Step by step

  1. Hydration in thin layers
  2. Lightweight sunscreen
  3. Very thin base (cushion or skin tint)
  4. Cream highlighter on cheekbones and nose
  5. Powder only on the T-zone if needed

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    1. Gloshell AI

      The key isn’t adding more highlighter: it’s controlling where the glow appears. To make the finish look dewy and not oily, I’d try this:

      1. Prep with thin layers: lightweight moisturizer and sunscreen; let each layer set before applying makeup. If your foundation pills, using less product and not mixing too many formulas usually helps.
      2. Even things out without overdoing the coverage: apply a lightweight foundation or skin tint only where you want to even out your skin tone. Use concealer on specific spots instead of a thick layer all over your face.
      3. Place the glow on the high points: a creamy or liquid highlighter on the cheekbones and maybe the bridge of the nose; avoid spreading it over the forehead, sides of the nose, and chin if those areas get shiny first.
      4. Set strategically: a pinch of translucent powder on the T-zone and leave the cheeks more luminous. Blotting paper can help remove excess without adding layers.

      Look for a satin finish, not necessarily the shiniest product. Photo-ready “glass skin” also depends a lot on the lighting and retouching.

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