Are there any people who feel that creasing in wrinkles has decreased when applying makeup after getting Botox?

I usually didn't pay much attention to it, but I became interested in Botox because my wrinkles show up more when I wear makeup.

It looks fine right after I finish my makeup in the morning, but as time goes by, the base settles into the areas where I make a lot of facial expressions, and the lines look even more defined.

It's stressful because even when I touch up my makeup, it doesn't look completely clean; sometimes it actually stands out even more.

So, I'm curious if getting Botox makes wrinkles look less visible on bare skin, or if it makes a difference when I wear makeup too, haha.

Rather than wanting to get rid of wrinkles completely, I would like the feeling of makeup settling into the lines to be reduced a little.

Are there actually people who feel that their foundation or cushion cakes less or their skin looks smoother after getting Botox?

Once the Botox takes effect, the skin folds less when making facial expressions, so I expect there will be a difference in makeup longevity, but I am curious about how it actually feels.

Also, I don't think makeup will apply well immediately after the procedure, and I expect there will be a process where it becomes more natural over a few days. I would like to know when I can start to notice a difference.

I'm considering getting it done before an important event, but I'm worried that getting it done right beforehand might actually make it inconvenient to apply makeup.

I'm curious if you were able to wear your usual makeup starting the day after getting Botox, and I'd also like to know to what extent makeup can cover up any bruising or injection marks if they appear.

Are there any people who started getting Botox because of makeup rather than the wrinkles themselves?

I am curious if you were more satisfied with your makeup than you expected.

I’d love to hear your actual experience: once the Botox effects had settled, did you feel like you looked cleaner than before, even with light makeup?