How to use setting powder

Modern makeup techniques have made the dreams of many people come true. Simply put, it can turn your single eyelids into double eyelids, small eyes into big eyes, and make sagging skin look straight. What's more amazing is that it can make your skin smooth, delicate and free of any illusions. In addition to the contribution of foundation, setting powder is the most important factor. You should know that it will make the makeup more lasting, and as the skin oil is secreted, the makeup will become more natural. So let's talk about how to use setting powder and the steps.

1. After applying liquid foundation, use a powder puff to apply enough loose powder on the face;

2. Use a brush to sweep away excess loose powder to make it blend better with your skin. Pay special attention to the loose powder accumulated at the corners of your mouth and eyes, and be gentle.

3. Apply loose powder and sweep away the excess powder. Repeat the above two steps. There will be unexpectedly good results. The skin will immediately become white and smooth.

4. Completed.

Loose powder is mainly used to set makeup, and there are many ways to use it. You can lightly apply the powder after applying cream or primer to create a light and natural makeup look. You can also apply it immediately after applying liquid foundation to stabilize the makeup. Some loose powders can control oil secretion, and applying a little loose powder after applying lipstick can make the lipstick last longer. Using powders of different shades can modify your complexion, or be used as eye shadow or rouge for a natural effect.

1. After applying foundation, you should wait for a few minutes to allow the foundation to firm up before applying loose powder.

2. Dip a powder puff or makeup brush in loose powder, shake off some of it, and apply the powder to the face from top to bottom to prevent the powder from accumulating on the sweat hair and causing unevenness on the face. Use a makeup brush to remove excess powder.

3. Applying a layer of loose powder just below the eyes can prevent the eye shadow powder from falling accidentally.

4. If you use a velvet powder puff, gently press or roll it on your face to press the loose powder onto your face. Repeat this action to make the powder last longer. Loose powder is best for oily skin.