Tag: setting powder

We know, we know. Being at home for what seems like the entirety of the year has given us little opportunity to pretty up and play with makeup. But take heart: You mustn’t forget the power of feeling good about the way

When you have oily or combination skin, it's way too easy to accidentally be the wrong kind of glowy. That's why even before the shine peeks through, you have to prevent it with both your skincare and your makeup. One mattifying must-have

Laura Mercier's Translucent Loose Setting Powder and Glow Finish have been chosen by the Preview team as the Best Setting Powder of 2019. This and 24 other products were reviewed by 25 real girls for this year's Preview Girls' Choice Awards to

"Baking" holds an entirely different meaning in the beauty world. It doesn't require an actual oven or flour, but it does require you to cook something—that something being your makeup. Difference is, you technically don't need kitchen skills to do it. Baking

Creating a bulletproof look on oily skin is serious business. You can't just apply any product and call it a day, because if you do, you could end up with a full face of grease and melted makeup after a few hours.

Gone are the days when powdering your face meant a photo-unfriendly white cast. With our current pool of options, we can choose among products with different shades, finishes, and functions, because setting powder is no longer just for mattifying your skin anymore.

Powder is the best product to use to set makeup and soak up oil. The tricky part is to find the right one that won't get cakey or settle into fine lines and large pores. That's where the list below comes in,

To label something as a bag essential, it has to prove itself useful for different occasions. And such is the case of face powder, which btw, is not only effective for blotting away shine. Here are five alternative uses for this powerhouse

Setting sprays might be all the rage right now, but setting powders are still king for helping makeup last longer. They don’t run out quickly, are easier to apply to specific areas, and have a longer lasting effect. The only real struggle