How to determine whether there is a film-forming agent in the setting spray?

Setting spray is a makeup setting product recommended by many people. Setting spray contains film-forming agent, which forms a film when sprayed on the face. The makeup will be firmly attached to the face, thus lasting.

Look at the ingredient list of the setting spray. When choosing a setting spray, you must carefully check whether it contains film-forming agents. The ingredients of film-forming agents are acrylic acid and methacrylic acid, etc., so you can judge by checking whether there are such polymers in the ingredient list.

Acrylic acid and methacrylic acid, etc. Setting spray generally consists of two ingredients, one is a film former and the other is water. Setting spray is a delicate spray that can make the makeup become docile, transparent, natural and shiny. The film former can make the spray melt into the base makeup to form a thin film, which increases the durability of the base makeup. The moisturizing ingredients can play a moisturizing role, especially suitable for dry skin to use for setting makeup. Remember to spray at a close distance when using it, otherwise it will form water droplets or water beads due to large particles. Although it is not easy to evaporate, spraying too much will make the makeup look messy. If it is a non-waterproof eye makeup, try to avoid using spray, or use setting spray to avoid spraying on the eye makeup area. The spray entering the eyes will cause irreparable damage. Moisturizing spray and setting spray look very similar, but there are actually certain differences. First of all, the water mist sprayed by moisturizing spray is mostly much coarser than that of setting spray, and the ingredients are relatively simple, without film formers. Spraying on the face will cause the base makeup to fall off. It is not recommended to use moisturizing spray as makeup spray. Do not touch your face with your hands immediately after spraying the setting spray. If you feel that it is not enough, you can spray it several times in small amounts. Let it dry naturally after use. Because the setting spray is a summer magic tool that can both set and touch up makeup, it is neither powdery nor greasy, and a light spray can lock the makeup, so it is very suitable for people who often wear makeup.

Setting spray can be used to touch up makeup. Setting spray can set makeup and also touch up makeup. It can be used before or after makeup. Here is how to use it.

1. Use before makeup: Generally used before touching up makeup, first absorb it with oil-absorbing facial paper, then spray it, and finally use setting powder to set the makeup.

2. Use after makeup: If your skin feels dry in winter and there is some floating powder after applying makeup, use spray to set the makeup, then wrap a large sponge puff with facial tissue to absorb the remaining spray and take away the floating powder, and the makeup will be very transparent.

3. Except for the two methods before and after makeup, it is not recommended to spray at any time. The more you use it, the drier your skin will feel and it will take away moisture from your skin.

Oil-absorbing paper can absorb the oil on the skin. It can quickly remove the oily shine on the face without affecting the makeup or damaging the skin. Oil-absorbing paper uses natural fibers to help quickly absorb excess oil on the skin surface, or uses synthetic materials to separate sebum on the skin surface, thereby helping to refresh and clean the skin. Moreover, the oil-absorbing paper is soft in texture and will not cause friction damage to the skin.