How to use colored powder

It is generally not recommended to buy pressed powder in a color that is too different from your skin tone, otherwise there will be a very obvious color difference, which will appear particularly unharmonious. The powder is relatively dry, but you can also use it as a foundation by dipping it in water. Choose waterproof powder so that it won’t come off easily. Choosing a pressed powder is often particularly difficult, especially when you don’t know the little secrets between these pressed powders. Pressed powder can be used to touch up makeup or to set makeup.

The basic principle of buying powder is to buy a color that is close to your skin tone. Many people don’t know that they like to buy whiter and brighter powder. In fact, powder absorbs sweat or oil secreted by the skin, so after applying powder for a period of time, it may become dull, so try to choose colors that are similar.

Generally speaking, people with fair skin can choose pink colors to make their skin look healthier. People with yellowish skin should choose yellowish powder, so that the result will be more natural.

In reality, some people have dull skin and it is best for them to choose yellow-colored powder.

If you are not sure about the color of your skin, you can go to a sunny place and choose a powder that is close to your skin color.

When choosing a powder, you must confirm whether your skin is dry, combination or oily. Choose the right powder based on your experience.

When applying powder on your face, you should make sure it is breathable, so that your skin can breathe fresh air from time to time.

The thickness of foundation should be even and appropriate when used. Apply foundation from top to bottom, along the direction of facial hair, so that the foundation can penetrate deeper; light pressure and fine application will help keep the foundation on the skin for a long time. After the foundation has settled on your face, wipe off any uneven excess foundation with tissue paper. The color should match your skin tone. The choice of foundation depends on your skin type.

Directions:

1. Dip 1/2 of the sponge into the powder and apply evenly from cheek to jaw.

2. Take the same amount of powder and apply evenly on the other side of the face.

3. Use the remaining powder on the sponge to gently apply it to the forehead, eyes, nose, lips and other areas where makeup is easily removed to maintain the natural harmony of the colors of the face and neck. The use of dry powder is to make the makeup smoother - the makeup is firm and not easy to fall off, which plays the role of "setting makeup".

When using dry powder, you should also choose a color that matches your skin tone. Apply foundation first, then dip a powder puff in a little dry powder and pat it evenly with another powder puff. Lightly apply dry powder on five parts of the face: For loose powder, use a cotton puff in the same way as liquid foundation, and apply it with your hands. The temperature of your hands can make the powder more adherent and natural. Note: Don't apply too thickly to cover concealers. Don't miss small areas such as the corners of the mouth and wings of the nose when applying powder.

The cotton sponge should be cleaned in time after being used for a period of time, otherwise it will breed bacteria.