How to use loose powder correctly?

Modern women are increasingly fond of decorating their faces, which is called makeup, because makeup can make women's faces look more beautiful and make them more charming. To put on makeup, you need to use some makeup tools. For example, loose powder is the most basic makeup substance. If you want to put on makeup well, you must know how to use loose powder correctly. Let’s take a look at how to use loose powder correctly.

The function of loose powder : it can make makeup more lasting, smoother and more delicate.

Loose powder is also called honey powder, and it has the function of setting makeup. After applying liquid foundation, cream foundation, powder stick and concealer, my face feels a little wet and sticky. Apply some loose powder and the makeup will not easily fade, making my face look pink and delicate. But it should be emphasized that loose powder itself does not have much effect in concealing blemishes or improving skin tone.

How to apply loose powder:

1. Choose loose powder that is similar in color to your foundation.

2. Use a powder puff to pick up an appropriate amount of loose powder, fold the puff in half, gently rub and press, mix well and gently apply on face, finally use a loose powder brush to gently brush off the excess powder.

3. If you want your skin to look more textured, use a powder puff to gently press on your face.

4. If you want to achieve a light and natural loose powder effect, use a loose powder brush to apply makeup.

Note:

1. Before touching up your makeup and setting it, use oil-absorbing facial tissue or soft clean tissue to gently absorb excess facial oil and residual makeup dirt, then touch up your makeup and set it. Finally, it will be better to add a moisturizing spray. Don't just take out the powder and apply it directly to your face. When it comes to concealer, a shade that’s slightly darker than your skin tone works best. In terms of color selection, purple can generally correct dull skin tone, while green can correct redness.

2. The use of foundation is the opposite of makeup remover oil. It is better to use less rather than more. If there is too much, it will affect the transparency, make the makeup come off very easily, and increase the burden of cleaning, causing unnecessary trouble to the skin. If you use less, it may look more natural and the chance of makeup coming off will be greatly reduced.