When should loose powder be used? Should loose powder be applied all over the face?

Loose powder is a very important type of cosmetics. It has the function of setting makeup and plays a very important role in the maintenance time of a makeup, so it is also a must-have in cosmetics. So when should loose powder be used? Should loose powder be applied all over the face?

The steps of makeup are as follows: cleansing--toner--lotion--eye cream--face cream--(base cream)--liquid foundation--(concealer)--loose powder--eye shadow--eyeliner--eyebrows--blush--blush--loose powder to set makeup--mascara--lip gloss. In other words, this loose powder is used between base makeup and eye makeup. Loose powder is also called setting powder. It is composed of talcum powder and some beauty substances. It effectively controls oil, conceals blemishes and fixes makeup, making your makeup more durable and adherent. Since it is born as a setting makeup, it means that it is used in the last step of makeup. But if your skin is more prone to travel, you can also apply a proper amount of loose powder after applying base makeup to stabilize your makeup.

Loose powder needs to be used all over the face. The main function of loose powder is not to adjust skin tone and conceal blemishes. Its main function is to absorb excess oil on the face, making the makeup more natural and lasting. Before using loose powder, various skin blemishes have been covered and treated. So the last step is to use loose powder to remove the oiliness of the entire face. Loose powder needs to be applied all over the face, especially to the T-zone that is prone to oiliness, to enhance the oil removal effect. After using loose powder, you will find that the skin becomes refreshed and delicate. Moreover, even in a long-term high temperature environment, it will keep the makeup clean and refreshing, reducing the problem of makeup smudges caused by oil and sweating. The makeup setting tool used when using loose powder to set makeup is a loose powder brush.

You need to remove your makeup. Loose powder, also known as setting powder, is the last step after applying base makeup. It is also a type of makeup product. It contains talcum powder, bismuth oxychloride, mineral powder and other ingredients. It must be removed by makeup removal. If you don't remove your makeup, it will damage your skin. In the long run, it will cause problems such as clogged pores, blackheads, and dull skin. If you just apply a little loose powder, you can wash it off with a facial cleanser, because the texture of loose powder is lighter than other cosmetics, and its adhesion is not that strong, so it can be directly washed off with a facial cleanser.

The cheeks need to be powdered, but not too much. Too much powder will not only make the skin look dull, but also affect the coloring of the blush. If you want to make your nose tall and straight, powder can do it. We choose powder with high gloss and apply it to the tip of the nose, and apply a small amount of powder to the wings of the nose. This way, the nose will look very three-dimensional after the layering comes out. Most people have some skin oil and acne on their foreheads, so you can apply more powder on the forehead, which can not only absorb the oil on the forehead, but also properly cover the acne marks on the forehead. It is worth noting that you should handle the position where the skin and hair meet, and remove it cleanly when removing makeup. Many people have a common problem when applying makeup, that is, the color of the neck and face are very different. In fact, we only need to apply an appropriate amount of powder on the neck to make the skin color transition more natural and the overall look more harmonious.