The role of setting powder

Everyone is born with a love for beauty. Who doesn't like beautiful things? At least just looking at them will make people happy, so the pursuit of beauty is a very positive attitude towards life. This is especially true for female friends, who are always dissatisfied with their facial features or faces, and makeup is a good solution to this problem. If they want to make their hard-earned makeup more natural and beautiful, setting powder plays a vital role.

Functions of setting powder:

1. Neutralize skin tone

White loose powder: a popular natural color, suitable for beauties with average skin tone, can set makeup and brighten skin tone.

Purple loose powder: adjusts yellow and dull skin tone. For people with dull skin, lightly apply purple loose powder on the entire face to immediately get rid of the "yellow-faced woman" situation.

Pink loose powder: suitable for people with fair skin and pale complexion, because it can immediately make your face look rosy and healthy.

Blue loose powder: suitable for people with freckles on their faces. Because blue has a good transfer effect, applying a thin layer of blue powder under the eyes and all over the face can make the face more three-dimensional.

There is no need to worry about loose powder causing powder to float on the skin. In fact, loose powder is the finest particle in the "powder family" and is naturally gentle and has a delicate texture. The best "measuring instrument" to judge the quality of foundation is our skin. The moment you apply loose powder onto your skin, your sense of touch will tell you how smooth and friendly it is.

Oil Control

Loose powder seems to be born for discerning beauties, and makeup artists also love it. A famous makeup artist in Taiwan who claims to “never touch up makeup” once said: “In fact, loose powder is the secret of why I don’t touch up makeup. After applying a few layers of loose powder, the face becomes slightly oily later, and the makeup will look more natural and beautiful, blending into the skin.”