How to apply loose powder after foundation?

To build up your complexion and even out your skin tone, use loose powder on areas that look shiny or dewy. For smaller areas, use a small sponge or a makeup brush. If you have larger areas, use a powder puff. Just dip it in the powder and tap it over the areas you want to even out.

How to apply loose powder over foundation?

First, use a makeup sponge to dab a small amount of powder onto the area where you want to even out the skin. Then, spread the loose powder with a circular motion. You can also use a foundation brush to help you apply the product in a circular motion. If you want to get more product on the skin, use a second makeup sponge to dab the leftover onto your skin.

How to apply loose powder over concealer?

Depending on the consistency of your concealer, you can either dab it on with a sponge or swirl a small amount of foundation all over your face. Apply the loose powder to the areas that you want to even out, like under your eyes or along the jawline. You can even use a fluffy brush to blend the powder into your skin.

How to apply loose powder after mascara?

Mascara is a great way to define and enhance your natural curls. However, the buildups can cause your makeup to look cakey. To even out the appearance, apply a thin layer of loose powder over your entire face. To avoid looking like your hair is smothered in powder, use a small fluffy brush.

How do you apply loose powder after foundation?

Normally, applying loose powder after foundation is not a problem. However, applying too much product, and using too much product, will give you a cakey look to your skin. To apply loose powder correctly, take a small amount of powder, about the size of a pea, and rub it into the areas where you have an oil spot. Focus on the areas where the pores are the most visible, such as the T-zone (the area between your hairline and chin), and the