How to choose the right color for your loose powder? Will the color of loose powder affect your makeup?

Every cosmetic has different color numbers, including loose powder. Different color numbers of loose powder have different effects when used, so first of all, you should choose the loose powder that suits your color number. So how do you choose the loose powder that suits you? Will the color of loose powder affect your makeup?

Transparent loose powder is a must-have for all-purpose beginners. Transparent powder has no color on the face, so it cannot cover blemishes or adjust skin color. It only plays a simple role in setting makeup. White loose powder and transparent loose powder look similar, and many people classify them into the same category. After white loose powder is applied on the face, the skin color will be obviously whiter. Therefore, white loose powder is best used to highlight the T-zone, cheekbones, and brow bones. If white loose powder is applied to the whole face, the face will appear big. Pink loose powder is suitable for creating a cute makeup effect. After pink loose powder is applied on the face, it can make the complexion look good and give people a radiant feeling. It is not very obvious. It is generally not visible when going out on a daily basis. It will only be revealed when taking pictures. Like primer, purple loose powder can be used to correct yellow skin color. After applying foundation, if the face is still yellowish compared to the neck, you can use purple loose powder to set the makeup and neutralize the yellow skin color. The functions of blue and purple are similar, that is, they can both be used to modify the yellow and dull skin color, and they are more suitable for girls with freckles. Green loose powder is mainly used to adjust reddish skin tone, such as acne skin, red blood streaks caused by allergies, red spots, etc. Yellow is very close to the skin tone of Asians and is more natural. If the foundation is too light or dark, causing a color difference with the neck, you can use different shades of yellow loose powder to slightly adjust it to make the skin tone more even and natural.

When choosing loose powder, you must choose one that suits you. Some girls feel that their skin is relatively dull, so when choosing loose powder, they will choose a whiter color. In fact, this idea is wrong. If you choose a very white loose powder, it will make the whole makeup look heavier, and the skin on the hands and the skin on the face will also show a clear contrast. So when choosing, try to choose a loose powder that is close to your skin color, so that it can look more natural. When applying loose powder, most girls think that applying loose powder after finishing makeup can fix the makeup well. In fact, this approach is wrong. When applying loose powder, you should apply loose powder after the base makeup. Because at this time, there is no makeup on the face, most of them are skin care products, so that the makeup can be better applied and the whole makeup can be more integrated. The makeup drawn in this way will be more natural. So apply it after the base makeup.

If you run out of loose powder, you can use pressed powder or setting spray instead. Loose powder is a type of cosmetics, and its professional name is "setting powder", also known as "honey powder". It generally contains fine talcum powder, which can absorb excess facial oil and reduce facial shine. It can fully adjust the skin tone, make the makeup more lasting, smooth and delicate, and prevent makeup from coming off. It is often used as the last step of makeup. Applying loose powder means that the makeup is complete. In addition, loose powder can also cover facial blemishes, making the makeup look softer, especially suitable for daily makeup.

Generally speaking, you can use a beauty sponge to apply loose powder. Loose powder can have a good makeup setting effect. If you really want to do this, you can first use a wet beauty sponge to apply loose powder. In fact, it feels very good, it won't cause peeling, and the skin smoothness is also improved. Before, I didn't dare to use too much loose powder because it would peel, and using a brush to sweep it would easily aggravate the peeling area, so using a brush to apply loose powder did not have a good effect. In addition, the pores could not be completely filled, and I could only rely on powder to apply it again; but using a beauty sponge to apply loose powder can do it, and it won't feel very powdery, but the loose powder will run out easily.