CHOOSE THE RIGHT POWDER

Inspiration

A beautiful and flawless makeup look isn't complete without the perfect powder. Powders help set your makeup, control shine and provide an even and natural finish. Use a mattifying powder to keep skin oil-free and shine-free all day, and try a mineral powder for light and breathable coverage.

Compact powder is ideal for touch-ups during the day, while loose powder works well for setting your makeup in the morning. Setting powder is also a must-have to ensure your makeup stays in place and looks fresh for longer. Whatever your skin type and preferences, there's a powder to suit you!

To achieve a flawless skin tone, try color correction with powder. Choose a powder with green, yellow or purple shades to neutralize redness, dark circles and unevenness. With the right powder, you can achieve a natural and long-lasting makeup look that makes you feel confident and beautiful.

Guide

Choosing the right powder for your skin type and makeup routine can be tricky. First of all, consider whether you prefer loose or compact powder. Loose powder is lightweight and easy to apply, while compact powder is more practical for touch-ups throughout the day. In addition, consider whether you want a mattifying, mineral or setting powder, depending on your coverage and longevity needs.

Once you've chosen the type of powder, it's important to find the right color for your skin tone. Try testing the powder on your jaw or the back of your hand to find the best match. Keep in mind that it's better to choose a color that's slightly lighter than your skin tone, as powders can oxidize and darken throughout the day.

Finally, it's important to learn the correct application technique for powder. Use a large, fluffy brush for loose powder and a sponge or brush for compact powder. Apply powder in a light layer to avoid a caked look and focus on areas prone to shine, such as the T-zone and cheeks.

FAQ

How do I use powder correctly?

To apply powder, apply with a large, fluffy brush for loose powder, or a sponge or brush for compact powder. Apply a light layer and focus on areas that tend to shine.

What is the difference between loose and compact powder?

Loose powder is lightweight and easy to apply, while compact powder is more practical for touch-ups throughout the day.

How do I choose the right powder color?

Test the powder on the back of your jaw or hand to find the best match. Choose a color that is slightly lighter than your skin tone, as powder can oxidize and darken throughout the day.

What is color correction with powder?

Color correction with powder involves using powder with green, yellow or purple shades to neutralize redness, dark circles and unevenness.

What type of powder is best for my skin type?

It depends on your coverage and longevity needs. Mattifying powders are great for oily skin, mineral powders are great for sensitive skin and setting powders are ideal for keeping makeup in place for longer.

Related categories

Foundation - Foundation is the foundation of your makeup and works with powder to create a smooth and flawless finish.

Concealer & Highlighter - These products can be used with powder to cover imperfections and highlight your best features.


Makeup Brushes & Brushes - Find the right tools to apply your powder and other makeup products.


Blush & Bronzer - Add color and definition to your face with blush and bronzer to complement your powder.

Eyebrows - Get the perfect brow look by using eyebrow powder and other eyebrow products along with your face makeup.