Testing Hung Vanngo Foundation Technique on my acne/textured skin

I always shake first. Shake the foundation. Only needs a few drops of the foundation. This is in the shade four. Then start at the center of the face and blend outward. Starting in the center of the face with three dots. Blend outward. Blend outward. You can use out evolving face brush. Grab the Hung Vanngo brush. I've actually been using this a lot lately. And to go in with a spritz of hyaluronic acid and let this fully dry down. This foundation has a lightweight, serum texture that feel very hydrating. Buildable medium-to-full coverage. So it's in a swiping motion. And then going in with a pat. Really do like how this feels on the skin. It is so lightweight. And definitely has that serum like consistency to it. The pigment or actually formulated to be more concentrated than traditional foundation. Usually artists like take the coverage outwards. And then going in with a pat. So even though it's thin, a little goes a long way. And we can take a little bit of the product on the other side of the brush goes in a bit more detailed. And it doesn't settle into fine lines. It has a natural, luminous finish that looks just like a filter in real life. I'm going to blend some of these little blemishes. I'm really impressed with the coverage of this foundation with how little you do have to use. I have no concealer going on right now. We're just using the foundation. The more I use it, the more I fall in love with it. So let's not forget about the power of lighting. Of course, this is what my skin texture looks like underneath that makeup. As we can see the foundation itself is sitting very thin on top of my texture. So conclusion, I do like this foundation. I love the wear of it. I really think less is more with this one. I mean, what do you want me to try next? Remember to tell us.