Use a brush to apply an adequate amount of powder.

It is important to apply powder lightly from the center of the face and so-called. T-zones to the peripheral areas around the hairline. This method is suitable for daily makeup, where the goal is to mattify the skin and give it a velvety appearance.

If you have a long night ahead, applying with a powder puff is suitable.

Apply powder to it and gently tap off the excess. Then fold the powder puff in half, creating a surface that you apply to the face as if you were rolling the half-arc you created by folding it over the facial areas. Try to gently press the powder into the previous layer of makeup to set it in place. With this technique, your makeup will last much longer. Don't forget about the jawline and neck areas. There is nothing attractive about a visible transition between the part with makeup and the part without it.

ADVICE: Never spread powder over your face.

By doing this, you will only spread the previous layer of concealer or makeup to a different place than you originally intended. Powder needs to be applied.

Don't forget to keep the applicator clean when applying the powder.

Since powder is used to help mattify oily areas, sebum from the skin can accumulate in the applicator, so it is important to clean the applicators regularly.