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How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare

How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare
I’m a Cover FX brand ambassador and compensated to make this post. The thoughts and opinions are 100% mine. Today I wanted to show you how to mix Cover Fx Custom Infusion Drops with makeup and skincare products. Custom Infusion Drops come in four types – Vitamin A + Jasmine for anti-aging, Vitamin C + Lemongrass for brightening, Vitamin F + Neroli for hydrating and Vitamin E + Chamomile for calming. When my rosacea is flaring, Chamomile is a life saver for me. Lately I’ve been reaching for Neroli to add more moisture to my skin.

How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare

Where to Buy
Cover FX, Sephora

Price
$48

How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare

I love that these drops are so concentrated that you really only need 1 or two drops.

How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare

Ever since Cover FX came out with N0 in the Liquid foundation, I’ve been addicted. I’ve experimented with different ways to wear it – such as applying my favorite Illuminating primer first, then applying the Liquid foundation. Or applying the Liquid Foundation with UD’s All Nighter Setting Spray.

How to Mix Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops with Makeup and Skincare

Recently, my skin has been on the dry side, so I’ve been mixing Illuminating primer in with Liquid foundation, then adding a drop of Neroli. This creates a light to medium coverage foundation for me. As you can probably tell, my hand, neck, and chest are all lighter than my face because my face has a lot of redness from rosacea. I match my foundation to my chest / neck and I make sure to blend down towards my neck. With the single drop of Neroli, I don’t end up with dry, flaky or itchy skin.

My Nearly Naked Face

Above is my nearly naked face. I still have some of my eyelash extensions in. I also have Bite Beauty Smashed lip mask on my lips. You can see my redness on my chin, cheeks, nose, and forehead from rosacea. You can also see the few zits I have on my chin, hyperpigmentation, acne scars, and other flaws.

Apply Foundation with a beauty blender

I apply this mixture with my fingers first, then I go back with a damp beauty blender. This lets me apply a thin layer to cover up my redness from my rosacea. Then I go back with a tiny bit of the Liquid foundation on its own to the places that I need more coverage.

Apply Setting Powder

Then I apply translucent setting powder. Above I’m wearing Williamspro Translucent Zeropowder.

Before and After with Cover FX Liquid Foundation in N0

My before and after shot. You can see that my foundation mix does a great job at covering my redness and other skin flaws. I absolutely love this combination of products for my skin right now.  I don’t feel like I’m wearing a heavy, thick foundation, but I get the coverage that I need to hide my rosacea.

With all my makeup on

In addition to using Neroli to add a single drop to my foundation, I’ve been adding it to different skincare products.

Mixing Neroli with Serums

You can mix a drop or two of Neroli in with serums to help combat dryness. In fact, it’s one of the things that I recommend you do in my Best Ways to Transition from Autumn to Winter with Skincare.

Mix Neroli with Night Cream

You can also mix Neroli in with your night time moisturizer too. One to two drops is all you need to add in to help your skin stay hydrated.

What do you think of being able to customize your skincare and foundations with Cover FX Custom Infusion Drops?

26 Comments

  1. Thank you for this – I’ve been wondering if I need the infusion drops, since I already have and love the Custom Cover Drops. Do you think Chamomile is a good choice for acne-riddled skin?

  2. I love how you mix up your Cover FX products. Your rosacea is more problematic than mine but I’m going to try this because I love how your skin looks.

  3. I need new CCDrops in a slightly darker shade and I would love to try the Neroli drops.

  4. I loved the final look you achieved. I was so curious about these drops when I saw them at Sephora the other day. I might have to try one of these out.

    1. I love them so much. For me, the fact that I can mix them in to products that I know work for me and they’ll give me a boost – Chamomile for calming my rosacea or Neroli for more moisture – really helps.

    1. Thank you! I had fun with it when it was pink! I’m going to get my color refreshed tomorrow, probably just all shades of purple.

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