How to Apply Powder
Powder sets your makeup, creating a shine-free, even finish. Use loose powder at home, and carry a pressed powder compact for a midday touchup.
- Difficulty:
- Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need
- Mirrors
- Facial Tissues
- Makeup Brushes
- Powder Face Powder
- Powder Puffs
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Apply a loose powder after you have completed the application of your foundation and concealer, and before applying eye makeup.
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Release powder into the top section of the container by tipping the container and gently tapping the bottom.
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Take a large fluffy brush or a powder puff and dip it into the powder. Tap the tool lightly over the container to remove any excess.
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Dust your face with powder. Stroke your face gently to cover all areas evenly.
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Touch up your makeup throughout the day using pressed powder. Dab a small amount of powder onto a cosmetic puff and apply it to shiny areas or places where your makeup has become thin.
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Tips & Warnings
Opt for an oil-free powder if you have oily skin.
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Comments
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chelpickering
Jun 12, 2009
What i use is covergirl ageless skin foundation. in the morning i do my make up and when you wake up you have the dark circles under your eyes right? well with the foundation it give you a sponge pad. dont put it all over your face. just dap the sponge pad on the foundation and then just rubb it all over your eyes then it will take away the dark circles. then i use the tru blend power foundation with a normal cloth pad and then sometimes...mostly in the winter...i add a splash of bronzer to add a natural looking color to my face...which blush cannot do.
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Nov 22, 2005
This is best with loose powder. After you apply the foundation, apply a (loose) translucent powder and softly press it into the foundation. Then dust off the excess powder. Apply a very fine, very light mist of water over the powder and let it air dry. When I say a fine mist, I mean a very fine mist. The best way to apply a fine mist is to fill the sink with the hottest water from the tap and let the steam rise up on your face. You can repeat this process if you like. After it has completely dried, add another dusting of powder.
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Nov 22, 2005
This is best with loose powder. After you apply the foundation, apply a (loose) translucent powder and softly press it into the foundation. Then dust off the excess powder. Apply a very fine, very light mist of water over the powder and let it air dry. When I say a fine mist, I mean a very fine mist. The best way to apply a fine mist is to fill the sink with the hottest water from the tap and let the steam rise up on your face. You can repeat this process if you like. After it has completely dried, add another dusting of powder.
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Nov 22, 2005
I always apply a little more powder to the T-zone area, because this area tends to melt by mid-day; causing my makeup to cake. I use a puff to apply powder to the T-zone, then a large powder brush to dust powder over the rest of the face in downward motion. This way, I never need to touch-up my makeup and my T-zone stays oil-free all day!
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Nov 22, 2005
to apply loose or pressed powder, one method that works really well is to just dab a really large brush all over your face, and then brush off the excess with another brush in light, fluffy strokes. happy powdering!
