Do you feel like your skin looks cleaner when you apply makeup after getting the laser treatment?

레이저 받고 나서 화장할 때 피부 표현이 더 깔끔해지는 느낌도 있나요?

 

I tend to be more self-conscious about my skin when I wear makeup than when I'm barefaced.

My base goes on pretty well in the morning, but by the afternoon, my skin tone looks dull and sometimes feels patchy in places.

So, when I touch up my makeup, instead of looking neat, it actually gets thicker and makes my skin texture look rough, which is stressful.

If I get laser treatment, will I notice a difference not only in blemishes and skin tone but also when applying makeup?

I think I would be satisfied if my skin looked neat overall even with a thin layer of base, rather than seeing a dramatic brightening effect haha.

Are there actually people who say they started applying less foundation after consistently getting laser treatments?

I'm looking forward to it because I think I'll be able to use less concealer once my skin tone becomes a little more even.

Also, is there a period immediately after the procedure where the skin becomes dry or red, making it difficult for makeup to apply?

In that case, I am also curious how many days it takes to feel that my skin looks better than usual.

Since I have to wear makeup almost every weekday, it is also important to me if I can apply makeup the very next day after the laser treatment.

I would also like to know if I can recover enough by Monday without any burden if I receive it before the weekend.

I am also curious how many laser treatments are needed to feel a difference when applying makeup.

I want to know if my skin tone looks a bit more even after just one session, or if I need to do it consistently to feel like my base makeup is getting thinner.

If there are any of you who started laser treatment because you were concerned about your skin looking messy when wearing makeup like me, please let me know how satisfied you were.

I'm also curious if you noticed a bigger difference when wearing makeup compared to without.

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