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Exactly. I wear powder every day and it's just not like the olden days rennasiance white wig and 10 inches if white powder look. Powder can be very natural looking... also, I think there's nothing more unattractive than oily shiny skin!jennifer~ said:Especially with what I presume are the more natural-looking formulas now on the market. Perhaps you just can't tell when they're still wearing powder...
Lena said:^
cant be bothered with foundation either, i much prefer loose powders even though they are not in my everyday routine.
concealer & blush is enough for me
Sylphide said:I stopped wearing powder a few years ago because I kept reading that it was "passe" but I was thinking of going back to it in the hopes of prolonging my foundation- however I'm not sure how it will go with cream and liquid blushes, etc. Would you powder before or after the blush, or are the two just not compatible? Also, what are some good powders? Thanks!
Alejandro said:Powder, be it loose ( mostly preffered ) or pressed, its essential to set your foundation!
You try half of the face with the foundation with a thin layer of loose powder, and the other side with no powder. The powder side will last longer and it wont run or look blotchy.
Talk about blotchy, loose powder will help your blush look seamless, because there's a soft layer on the skin so the powder blush goes on smoothly and you can blend it before it absorbs on the skin, which is the problem with foundation with no powder, the skin will absorb it, and you'll have a patch of blush on your face.
Loose powder is fantastic in big amounts under the eyes, so if you do any kind of dramatic look, the eyeshadow will lay on top of the powder, not on the skin under your eyes, so its easy to remove dirt and even mascara boo boos.
modelbehavior228 said:If you have oily skin, you have to wear powder. Who said it was passe? it IS a necessary makeup step.