Translucent loose setting powder skin#

We tapped the pros - Nick Lujan and Kate Synnott, Celebrity Makeup Artist and Beauty Creative Director of Róen - to narrow down best setting powders for dry skin - plus, everything you need to know about setting powders, including the difference between setting powder and translucent powder and loose and pressed powder. If you've been through the trial and error process while shopping for the best setting powder for dry skin and have yet to find anything but error, keep reading. Setting powder is an integral part of the makeup application that helps to set foundations, control shine and oil, and creates a better blending surface for powder sculpt, highlight, blush, and bronzers,' Global Director of Artistry and Education for Kevyn Aucoin Beauty, Nick Lujan, tells Seventeen. 'Even dryer skin types can use setting powder. The good news is, there are setting powders designed for dry skin that won't flake or dry out your skin more. But setting powder helps keep your makeup in place (and shine at bay if you have combination skin), so it's an important step. If you have dry-skin, you may be tempted to skip setting powder altogether because it can feel so impossible to find a formula that won't look cake-y. The best setting powders for dry skin are lightweight, hydrating, long-wearing, and on the list ahead. The key is finding the right one for your skin type. But if your skin leans on the drier side, powders can make your foundation look flaky and cracked, which is definitely not a vibe. Have you ever wondered what your fave beauty guru's secret to getting FaceTune-level skin IRL is – you know, aside from actual FaceTune? The key is a layer of setting powder that can make your skin look smooth and silky.

Translucent loose setting powder