What is loose powder for? Which one should be used first, highlighter or loose powder?

Everyone should be familiar with loose powder. Loose powder is a very important makeup product. Loose powder is used to set makeup. Loose powder can fix the makeup on the face. It has lubricating and anti-sticky properties and does not contain oil.

Loose powder is professionally called setting powder, which can set makeup, make the makeup more delicate and not easy to come off. The effect of loose powder is immediate and it is a very important step in the whole makeup. Loose powder is made of talcum powder, which can reduce oil secretion, adjust skin tone and prevent makeup from coming off. Loose powder is used after the base makeup is applied to achieve the effect of setting makeup. It is more convenient to use loose powder brush to apply loose powder. When choosing loose powder, choose the one that suits your skin type according to the texture of the loose powder.

Highlights are used to make the bridge of the nose, cheekbones, and brow bones look higher, and the shadowed areas lower, so that the facial features will appear particularly three-dimensional, and the makeup will be more beautiful. Loose powder is used to set the makeup and keep the makeup lasting, so it needs to be used last. Highlights are usually used last, so whether to use loose powder or highlight first depends on personal situation. If you need a little highlight, you can use the highlight first and then the loose powder. If you need a particularly obvious highlight, you should use the loose powder first and then the highlight. Use highlights first, then loose powder. Loose powder is also known as "setting powder" and is the last step of makeup. After applying loose powder, it means that the makeup is complete. It is recommended to use a highlight stick to create a natural effect after the contouring is completed, and use loose powder to set the makeup in the last step. First understand the role of highlights and loose powder. Highlights are also known as highlight powder. The role is to increase light and create a three-dimensional facial effect, while loose powder belongs to the setting product. It is used to set the makeup after all the makeup steps are completed, which can keep the beauty effect durable.

1. Complete the base makeup and contouring first.

2. Use the highlighter on several areas: bridge of nose, nose tip, forehead, dark circles, lip bead, chin. Draw an oval on the forehead, about the size of an egg, draw a thin line on the bridge of nose and nose tip, use it slightly under the dark circles, and be careful to lightly touch the nasolabial folds and the end of the eyebrows. Lightly apply a little on the lip bead, and draw a small triangle outline on the chin. After painting the above areas, use a beauty egg or sponge to spread it evenly.

3. After the highlight is completed, use loose powder to sweep the entire face to set the makeup. At this step, the makeup is complete. The correct makeup steps can help create a perfect and lasting makeup effect, so beginners must first learn professional makeup steps before applying makeup. For the first time, you can consult a professional makeup teacher. Some small details often determine whether the makeup is successful.

When using loose powder, you can use a loose powder brush or powder puff to apply the loose powder evenly on your face to set your makeup. The main function of loose powder is to set makeup, conceal blemishes, control oil and prevent makeup from coming off. Loose powder has a fine texture and a good setting effect. The amount used should not be too much or too little. When choosing loose powder, observe the texture of the loose powder and make sure it fits your skin.