Try following the morning base routine.

When the transitional season comes, with it being cold in the mornings and evenings but hot during the day, base makeup really doesn't go the way you want it to.

In the morning, my skin feels firm and plump, but by lunchtime, the area around my mouth looks cakey and my T-zone breaks down with oil—it's a total disaster. So, around this time, I completely change my skincare routine before applying base.

Instead of applying moisturizer evenly across the entire face, I apply a very thin layer of gel-type moisturizer to the oily forehead and nose, and layer a thicker moisturizing cream once more on the dry, flaky U-zone. By balancing the oil and moisture levels differently for each area like this and applying a thin layer of foundation,

Even by the afternoon, the instances of your makeup breaking down messily or your skin feeling tight and dry will be significantly reduced. Even if it feels like a hassle, try investing just one extra minute in the morning to set up your basic skincare routine differently for each area of ​​your face. The longevity of your skin will be noticeably different.