What is the difference between powder biscuits and wet biscuits? How to use powder biscuits and wet biscuits?

Pressed powder plays an important role in the whole makeup. It can make the base makeup adhere to the skin and make the makeup look natural. So what is the difference between pressed powder and wet powder? How to use pressed powder and wet powder?

Pressed powder is divided into two types: dry powder and wet powder. The function of dry powder is the same as that of loose powder. After using wet powder as a base, dry powder can be used to set makeup and control oil. Wet powder belongs to the type of base, and dry and wet powder is a lazy product. Use wet powder as the base and dry powder for setting makeup. Pressed powder can be carried with you, which is more convenient to use when going out. The application methods of dry powder and wet powder are different. Dry powder is suitable for pressing with a puff, while wet powder can be applied directly on the face. The weather in spring and summer is more humid. Using dry powder can play a good role in base and setting makeup, giving the makeup a delicate and soft beauty. Dry powder can reduce oiliness and is suitable for people with oily skin and neutral skin in summer; wet powder has a certain moisturizing effect and is suitable for people with neutral skin in winter.

1. When setting makeup, powder biscuits can remove excess oil from isolation cream or liquid foundation.

2. Powder biscuits can help makeup adhere better and prevent it from coming off easily.

3. After moisturizing, wet the powder, squeeze out about 70% of the water, dip a little powder and rub it on the skin by tapping. When using the wet powder, pay attention to press a few more times on areas with spots or different colors to achieve a uniform color on the entire face.

Yes. For people with very poor skin, you can use pressed powder to cover blemishes first and then use loose powder to set the makeup. For people with better skin, it is recommended to use loose powder to set the makeup directly. Pressed powder and loose powder are used after the base makeup to make the makeup more clear and natural. No matter how long you need to wear makeup, you need to set the makeup after the base makeup. Setting the makeup can make the makeup more lasting and natural. Pressed powder can be used dry or wet, or both dry and wet. It is very convenient to carry when going out, but it is easy to get too much powder on the powder puff, and the makeup will appear thicker when applied on the face. Pay attention to the amount when using it, and try to apply it more lightly.

It is better to use loose powder for dry skin, as dry skin produces less oil, and using loose powder to set makeup will make it clearer. Before using it, you should moisturize your skin to avoid wrinkles. Setting makeup is a relatively important step, as it can absorb excess oil from the face, reduce facial shine, increase the durability of makeup, avoid the embarrassment caused by makeup removal, and make the base makeup clearer and more natural.