How to use pressed powder without powder sticking How to choose the color of pressed powder

Most of the time, makeup is not long-lasting enough. After a long time, makeup will come off and get stuck, so you need to use pressed powder to touch up your makeup. However, there is a correct way to use pressed powder, otherwise it will still get stuck. So how can you use pressed powder without getting stuck? How do you choose the color of pressed powder?

Before using powder, be sure to clean your face to keep it clean. Then apply some moisturizer or lotion on your face to ensure that the skin is moist, so that when applying foundation, the powder will not float or get stuck. Powders on the market usually come with their own puffs, but when using these puffs to apply powder, do not use too much force, otherwise you will pick up too much powder. Half a puff is enough for half of your face. Before using powder, try to use it multiple times in small amounts. If you accidentally pick up too much powder with the puff at one time, you can just gently shake off the excess powder on the puff.

Simply put, the color of the natural base makeup should be the closest to the color of the neck. If you need to apply pressed powder or loose powder after the liquid foundation, choose a color that is closer and darker. Otherwise, if your face is white and your neck is dark, it will make people think that you only wash your face and not your neck. If your skin is oily, it is best to use only pressed powder in summer, and the less oil the better. If you are afraid that your makeup will not stick to your face, you can use a wet and dry dual-purpose pressed powder. In terms of oil content, base makeup products are foundation cream, liquid foundation, pressed powder, and loose powder. Most BB creams are between foundation cream and liquid foundation, while loose pressed powder is pressed directly from loose powder, and the oil content is the same as that of loose powder. You should choose what product to apply base makeup according to the oiliness of your skin. If your skin is prone to oiliness, you should choose products with less oil content. Otherwise, it is easy to remove makeup or your face will turn dark in the afternoon due to oiliness.

Just use tape to stick this layer of oil away. If you don't have tape at home, you can also scrape it off with a knife. The reason why there is oil on the powder cake is that the powder puff brings the oil on the face to the powder cake. This layer of oil does not mean it has deteriorated or expired. You can continue to use it after removing this layer of oil. Stick transparent tape on the other side of the powder cake where the oil is coming out, and then press it with your hand, so that this layer of oil can be stuck. After tearing off the tape, the oily surface layer will be brought down. This method will not damage the surface layer of the powder cake, nor will it leave scratches. You can also scrape it off with a knife, but this method is not very easy to operate and it is easy to break up the powder cake. If you want to prevent the powder cake from having an oil layer, it is best to separate the powder puff and the powder cake. If the powder cake has an oil layer and clumps, it means that the powder cake is damp. Placing it in a ventilated place can solve the problem of caking.

No, pressed powder is not setting powder. Although pressed powder is one of the setting products, it cannot be considered as setting powder. Pressed powder is a cosmetic product made of fine powder pressed into a cake shape. The powder is fine and smooth. It is basically used in the setting step after the base makeup. It has many functions. It can not only help us set the makeup to prevent the makeup from changing due to interference from external factors. It can also brighten the skin tone, cover facial blemishes, and fill the uneven areas of the face. The overall feeling is a matte, making our face look smooth and clean.