The correct way to use wet powder, are you using it correctly?

Pressed powder is a type of female cosmetics that has a good concealing effect. It is divided into two types: dry pressed powder and wet pressed powder. Different types of pressed powder have different concealing effects and usage methods. So how to use wet pressed powder correctly?

What is wet powder?

Contains moisturizing ingredients to prevent your face from drying out after application. Wet powder has the best concealing effect, but its makeup looks the most fake. Dry powder has limited concealing effect, but the makeup looks very natural. It is mainly suitable for dry skin and is used by people aged 28-29 years and above.

Wet powder categories:

There are two types of wet powder. One type contains moisturizing ingredients to prevent your face from drying out and becoming dehydrated after application. There is also a type that can be used wet or dry, which means it can be used dry or with a puff of water, then wrung out and then applied with powder, which also serves the purpose of moisturizing the skin.

How to use wet powder:

Which one to use first depends on your skin type and age. Dry powder is suitable for oily and combination skin, and is used by people around 28 years old with non-dry skin. Wet powder is suitable for dry skin, and is used by people over 28 or 29 years old to prevent dry skin. There are two types of pressed powder that we usually talk about, dual-purpose pressed powder and dry pressed powder. Dual-purpose powder can be used wet or dry. When using it wet, dip the powder puff in water and squeeze out 70% of the water, then dip it in powder and apply it. This way of applying powder is not much different from liquid foundation, but be sure to observe while applying the powder and do not apply it too thickly. When applying makeup, pressed powder cannot be used alone, it must be used after liquid foundation, otherwise it will easily fall off and create a spotty effect.