Which is better, setting powder or pressed powder

The benefits between setting powder and pressed powder will not only make people compare, because now people always compare various cosmetics, but the results are completely different. Although setting powder has a good setting effect, and is pressed very firmly and not easy to come off, the method of use is very simple and does not need to be used on a large area of ​​the face, while pressed powder can be mainly applied to the entire face. The two effects are different and cannot be reasonably distinguished.

1. Loose powder is better for setting makeup, because pressed powder will make the makeup look heavier. Loose powder is finer than the powder in pressed powder, and is better for hiding pores and modifying makeup.

2 Basically, the powder cake is used for the convenience of carrying outside because it contains two functions: foundation and loose powder. However, in terms of effect, the combination of liquid foundation + loose powder is better than powder cake.

3 Use powder to set makeup, because it is pressed firmly and is not easy to come off. Loose powder is color-enhancing and has glitter particles. It is only used locally and not all over the face. For example, in the gloomy winter, you can use pink loose powder to make your complexion look better.

4 Loose powder has a good setting effect, while pressed powder is used for daily touch-ups. Loose powder is the last step in makeup. If you have already used foundation, if you use pressed powder again, your makeup will look heavy.

5. For a complete novice, I suggest you: cleanser - eye cream - lotion/cream (select according to skin type or season) - primer/BB cream - loose powder. Since you are a novice, I think you should want a natural nude makeup or light makeup effect, which means you look like you are not wearing any makeup. You just feel that your complexion is good and you feel beautiful. This is natural beauty.

6 If your skin is in good condition, use loose powder. If there are blemishes, use pressed powder. If you like to look pretentious, use pressed powder. benifit loose powder is good. The pressed powders from Mamonde and Laneige are pretty good.

So, choose a primer or BB cream that adjusts your skin tone, a light foundation is OK, the most important thing is to be natural, and loose powder that brightens your skin tone should be more suitable for beginners. Haha, if you use pressed powder, it is OK to choose light and fine powder. Whether it is pressed powder or loose powder, it is recommended to choose Korean or Japanese ones, which are generally very fine. When I first learned makeup, I chose Dilisha's loose powder.