Powders

Powder is the essential product for keeping your foundation looking flawless!

This product will naturally enhance your complexion and, most importantly, help your makeup last longer.

The powder is applied after foundation and is used to matify your skin.
You can find it in a compact or loose form. It’s up to you to choose the one that best suits your needs. For example, the Compact powder is perfect for combination to oily skin and skin prone to breakouts. Compact powders often contain zinc and talc, which are known for their ability to absorb and combat excess oil. The advantage of a pThe great thing about this compact powder is that it fits easily into a purse, making it perfect for touch-ups throughout the day.
The loose powder, adheres better to the skin and helps toIt creates a more natural and fresh-looking complexion. It is recommended for oily skin. The advantage of loose powder is that it is more buildable than pressed powder, so you can choose to achieve a more or less mattifying effect.

How do you apply powder properly? After applying your foundation or BB/CC cream, followed by your concealer and color corrector, you can apply your powder. Powder should be applied before blush, bronzer, and highlighter. Apply the powder using a large brush or a kabuki brush all over your face. If your skin tends to get oily fairly quickly, you can focus on the T-zone of your face (namely the forehead, nose, and chin).
It is recommended that you choose a shade that matches your foundation (but definitely not darker). If you're torn between two shades, go with the lighter one.