What is the powder used for? Is the powder the last step?

Pressed powder is a product that is often used in daily makeup steps. So what pressed powders have you used? When is pressed powder usually used?

Pressed cake is a type of cosmetics and is one of the products used in all skin care products. It is used after sunscreen, primer, and BB cream. Pressed cake is a dry powder with a drier texture. It is suitable for people with oily skin, especially those with oily skin. Using it can reduce oiliness and brighten the skin tone.

Pressed powder should be used after applying lotion and foundation. Pressed powder can be used wet or dry. The dry one can be used to set and touch up makeup, while the wet one can be used to cover blemishes. However, pressed powder cannot be applied directly to the face, otherwise the makeup will not fit well. Many girls have oily faces in the summer, so they need pressed powder to touch up makeup. Pressed powder not only controls oil, but also covers pores, acne and spots on the face. However, if you have dry skin, it is not recommended to use pressed powder. You can use loose powder to set your makeup, because the powder of pressed powder is thicker and the moisturizing effect is not obvious. If you continue to use it, your skin will become drier and even peeling.

Pressed cake can be used to set makeup. Pressed cake has multiple functions, and setting makeup is just one of them. Pressed cake can be used dry or wet. When pressed cake is used dry, it can set makeup, and when used wet, it can serve as a base. One piece of pressed cake can complete the entire makeup.

1. Use a sponge to lightly apply the powder, which can be done several times.

2. The application order should be to apply from the U-zone first, then the T-zone, and finally the area around the eyes, nose and lips.

3. Apply the foundation lightly and evenly along the skin texture from the center outward, or slowly apply the foundation to the skin.

4. Fold the sponge in half and place it around the eyes and nose, and gently press with the front end dipped in foundation.

5. Finally, use a clean sponge to gently spread the foundation once more to ensure that it is fully adhered, and check whether there is any color difference between the face and neck.