Thick and clot powder in the eye area, nose and mouth can certainly be an embarrassing ‘disaster'. Indeed, applying a powder is hard to shift easily, eespecially when the weather is extreme like today, where the powder will easily wear off by sweat and rain.
But do not worry. There are easy ways you can do to keep the powder evenly and durable.
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Here are the tips for durable powder:
1. Select Loose Powder
Avoid using white or colored powder. It is better to choose a translucent or sheer loose powder that has been refined. In addition, avoid using products that are too matte or full-coverage formula. Understand that the use of powder is as light make up and reduce gloss face, not as a mask on the skin.
2. Use Moisturizer
Before applying the powder, apply moisturizer or foundation, to avoid clumping. Make sure that the product is completely absorbed and dry before applying powder to absorb any excess in the face.
3. Apply with Brush
For best results, use a soft bristle brush so that the powder is distributed evenly and remove excess product. If you are accustomed to using a velor puff, brush lightly over the skin. Not by rubbing or pressing firmly on the face, but applying it gently.
4. Zone-T
Avoid applying powder on the eyes and mouth area, because the powder will be easy to agglomerate in both areas. Instead, focus on applying powder on the T-zone to reduce facial shine. Use waxed paper to absorb excess oil if needed.
