What is the magic of loose powder?

Loose powder is also a kind of women's cosmetics nowadays. It is also called setting powder by many women. Generally, you need to apply such a layer of powder on your face before putting on makeup. In this way, it can absorb the excess oil on your face well before you can put on makeup. Let us learn about the wonderful uses of loose powder.

Loose powder perfect makeup base

Can you imagine what the makeup world would be like without loose powder and pressed cake? If you only use liquid foundation to create base makeup, you will find that the makeup you carefully applied in the morning will always slide off reluctantly in the afternoon due to oil secretion, or marks of eye shadow and blush will appear under the eyes and cheeks. It is loose powder that saves us from this trouble and allows the base makeup to maintain perfection throughout. No wonder some makeup enthusiasts say that the emergence of loose powder is equivalent to an "industrial revolution" in the makeup industry.

Fine particles make the skin smoother and more delicate

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.

Easy oil control, easy to create a light and transparent makeup effect

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.”

Concealer first, transparent makeup is impeccable

It should be emphasized here that loose powder itself has almost no concealing function. Therefore, beauties with small blemishes on their skin should use concealer products before using loose powder, and then use loose powder to set the makeup, so that your makeup can be impeccable.

Use loose powder to look at your skin

Oily skin: A powder puff grabs more powder each time, and the area in contact with the skin is larger than a powder brush, making it less likely for makeup to "fall off" quickly.

Neutral skin: A powder brush is an essential tool when using loose powder. The amount of powder applied by a powder brush is much smaller than that of a powder puff, so there is no heavy, accumulated feeling.

Through this article, we have gained an understanding of the wonderful uses of loose powder, so you don’t have to use setting powder when applying makeup. It can also make your skin less oily than before, and prevent makeup from piling up on your face.