Can loose powder be applied directly on the face? Does loose powder need to be applied all over the face?

The shelf life of loose powder is the same as most cosmetics, but it needs to be used up as soon as possible after opening, and the best use time is within six months. Do you apply loose powder directly on your face? Can loose powder be applied directly on the face?

Loose powder cannot be applied directly on the face. Loose powder is a type of cosmetics, usually used after using liquid foundation or air cushion. Its function is to set the makeup. Since loose powder does not have moisturizing and hydrating effects, if it is applied directly on the face, it is easy to dry the skin and cause damage to the skin. People who do not wear makeup are not recommended to use loose powder, otherwise it is easy to clog the pores. Loose powder is a type of facial beauty cosmetics. Loose powder does not contain oil. It is a powdered product. Most loose powders are used for post-beauty modification and makeup touch-ups. It can not only adjust skin tone and prevent greasiness or excessive stickiness, but also reduce sweat and sebum, and enhance the sustainability of cosmetics.

Loose powder can be used on the entire face when setting makeup, with a focus on the T-zone, which is prone to oiliness. The amount used on other parts can be reduced appropriately. The main function of loose powder is to set makeup. It can absorb excess facial oil, reduce facial shine, keep the face fresh and non-sticky, increase the sustainability of cosmetics, and make the makeup last longer. When using loose powder, use a loose powder brush or powder puff to apply it, then pat or press it on the face. It is usually used on the entire face. You can also use the baking method to only set the parts that are prone to oiliness.

Loose powder is suitable for all skin types, so dry skin can also use it. Loose powder is mainly used as the last step of base makeup, which can make the makeup last longer and not easy to come off. It can absorb the oil on the face. Dry skin needs to do a good job of moisturizing before using it.

You don’t have to use loose powder when putting on makeup. Loose powder is usually used as the last step of base makeup. It can help set makeup and remove facial oiliness, but it doesn’t mean that everyone should use loose powder after putting on makeup. Whether to use loose powder depends mainly on personal habits and skin condition. If you don’t have the habit of using loose powder, don’t use it, and don’t feel anything wrong, then don’t use it. It won’t have any impact.