How to apply setting powder on concealer?

Using concealer is a great way to even out redness, discoloration, and acne scars. While applying concealer on your skin, use a fluffy brush to blend the product into the skin. Avoid applying too much powder on your skin, as it will look unnatural, cakey, and mask the natural color of your skin. Apply the concealer onto the skin around your eyes, cheeks, forehead, chin, and lips. Using a fluffy brush, pat the concealer onto the skin

How to put setting powder on concealer?

To get a smooth and even coverage, use a large, flat blush brush. Dip the brush into the jar of setting powder and tap off the excess powder. Then, take a small amount of concealer and a big dab of setting powder and blend them together. Apply the product to your skin using a circular motion that covers the entire area. Use a light touch to blend the concealer into your skin.

How to blend setting powder into concealer?

Using a fluffy powder brush, gently dab the concealer onto the spots to even out the color. Next, use a beauty blender or a sponge to blend the concealer into the skin. If the concealer is too thick or uneven, gently tap the sponge to blend it into the skin.

How to apply setting powder on concealer before?

Before applying concealer, set your makeup artist will clean your skin, will remove all the facial hair and will use a moisturizer to prepare the skin. Then, the artist will use a concealer brush to apply the concealer all over the face. Then, they will use a powder brush to apply the setting powder. It helps to avoid the transfer of color from the concealer to the skin, and it will also create a dewy and flawless finish.

How to add setting powder to concealer?

If your concealer creases after applying, test your setting powder. Apply a small amount of product and blend a small amount of the powder into the concealer to see if it sets. If it doesn’t work, don’t use it. If it does, add a little more powder to the concealer to build up the coverage. You can also add a little more setting powder to the entire face to help absorb oil and sweat.