When to use pressed powder

People nowadays always have oily faces, and their facial makeup is often ruined by water, so pressed powder plays a good role in touching up makeup. Pressed powder can be used to touch up makeup, and at the same time it can satisfy some of the skin's absorption and reduce oil stains in the skin. Pressed powder may be stained with oil and dandruff after being used for a long time, and it may become muddy, so you need to touch up makeup regularly and rub it evenly.

1 Is this a dual-purpose powder? For touch-up, when your face is oily or sweat has removed your makeup, use powder to apply some. If it feels dry, wet the powder puff first and then apply powder.

2 Pressed powder will be contaminated with oil and dandruff on the skin after being used for a long time. For the sake of hygiene, it should be replaced if it is not used up within a year. The powder puff that comes with the pressed powder should be cleaned frequently and placed in a cool place to dry. The order of usage is correct. The correct way to use powder puff is to pinch the two ends of the powder puff with the middle finger and index finger, and the little finger and ring finger respectively, so that the powder puff forms an arc, and then roll it left and right on the powder puff to grab the powder, and then gently press it on the face with the same rolling motion. Press a few more times on both sides of the nose to make the powder adhere better.

3. Use powder after BB cream. You can use some primer before applying makeup, and then use powder. It will look more natural and closer to the skin. To use powder: first use a sponge to dip some powder, pat it twice on your hands to let the powder adapt to the skin, then press it gently with your fingers.

4. Facial cleanser - water - lotion - facial cream (lazy people can skip this step) - primer - foundation - pressed powder - eye shadow - eyeliner - mascara - eyebrows - blush - lipstick. This is a more troublesome step. There are also simple ones that overlook a lot.

5. Cleanser - water - lotion - BB cream - powder (if your skin is not oily, you can ignore it) eye shadow - eyeliner - mascara, blush eyebrows and lipstick. You can apply them if you want, but you don't have to.

6. For pressed powder, there will usually be a sponge in the box. If there is no sponge, you can go to supermarkets such as Watsons to buy it. If it is a wet or dry pressed powder, you can wet the sponge slightly (with spray) before use. If it is a dry pressed powder, it is very simple. Just apply the powder on the sponge, and then apply it on the forehead, nose bridge, cheeks, chin, and neck from bottom to top. Note that before using pressed powder, you must apply primer or isolation cream bb cream as a base. In addition, the sponge should be cleaned regularly to prevent bacterial growth.