Setting Powder For Oily Skin
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Setting Powder for Oily Skin
Setting powders are the finishing step for your makeup, and setting powders for oily skin help lock in your look while controlling excess oil. Unlike finishing spray and finishing powder that help blend all your facial products together, setting powders are layered on top of your makeup and can include ingredients to brighten your face, control oil and create a glow.
What Is the Best Setting Powder for Oily Skin?
The best setting powder for oily skin helps absorb moisture while minimizing shine. These powders are typically lightweight and long-lasting and blend effortlessly with a powder makeup brush without causing streaks in your makeup. Check the label for oil-free products that last all day. The best loose powder for oily skin is one that combines easily with other powder makeup formulas, including powder foundation and powder blush.
What Is a Good Setting Powder for Oily Skin?
A good setting powder for oily skin is one that matches your skin tone or blends well without appearing caked up. Most setting powders are translucent because they're made with talcum powder and go on very thin, so they work well for any skin tone. Some come in different shades. For best results, choose a shade that matches your foundation or is just slightly lighter.
How to Use Setting Powder for Oily Skin
When applying setting powder to oily skin, dip a damp beauty blender into the powder, and press the powder into the oiliest places on your face. This is usually the T-zone. Then using a brush, start around the bridge of your nose, and work in small circles outward to your hairline, jawline and temples. Use a light hand, as rubbing too hard can cause your foundation and other products to smear or wipe off.
Setting powder may be applied directly after your foundation to set your foundation, or use it right after you apply a moisturizer on days when you prefer going without makeup but want your skin to look flawless. You can also dust setting powder on eye shadow to help blend the colors, or apply it on top of concealer under your eyes to help reduce the appearance of dark circles.