What is the difference between honey powder and loose powder?

In life, women who are not familiar with makeup and skin care products may not be able to distinguish between honey powder and loose powder. The function of honey powder is to set makeup and have a decorative effect, while loose powder has the effect of concealing blemishes and can enhance the makeup.

1. The role of powder

1. Setting makeup: Applying powder can fix the makeup so that the cosmetics will not move or peel off easily.

2. Oil absorption: Loose powder can absorb the oil on the face, making the makeup keep glossy and prolonging the durability of the makeup.

3. Modification: When the makeup color is uneven or uncoordinated, loose powder plays a modifying role.

The professional name of loose powder is also called setting powder. As the name suggests, it is the last step of makeup. Apply loose powder and your makeup is complete. It can completely adjust skin tone, adjust makeup intensity, help create a natural makeup look, and prevent makeup from coming off. In addition, loose powder can also conceal blemishes and brighten the skin tone, making the skin look transparent. The new usage of "sanfen" on the Internet means scattered "fans".

2. The difference between honey powder and loose powder

Although honey powder and loose powder mean the same thing and are different names for loose powder, their effects are also different. Generally, honey powder is light, thin and transparent, making the makeup look clean after use. Honey powder is finer than loose powder and has no blemish concealing function, but generally has the function of absorbing oil. Moreover, there are more shades of loose powder now, which is better than pressed powder in correcting skin tone.

Loose powder is used to conceal blemishes and can also be used to enhance makeup. It is also used on top of pressed powder to further set makeup, making the skin tone more transparent and natural. And after applying makeup after oily skin, sweating, it is best to use oil-absorbing paper to absorb the oil first, and then use loose powder to touch up the makeup.