Sentences with phrase «face powders do»

Okay maybe not that fun but face powders don't get enough love and we use them daily!

Not exact matches

I also walked around for a few minutes with powdered sugar all over my face, neck and arms and the girls didn't bother to tell me.

You can also use a bit of translucent face powder once you're done to set the concealer.

However, do not use powder on the face or close to the mouth.

You can also bring a make - up kit, with face powder, lipstick, blush, perfume, and a hairbrush, if you don't want to look pale or flushed when you face visitors.

It sets on contact without the use of any powders or finishes; you don't need to add anything more to your face to keep it in place.

To make sure all that powder didn't overwhelm my face, I decided to set my look with Too Faced Hangover Replenishing Primer & Setting Spray ($ 32; sephora.com), and was really happy with the final look.

I do this by mixing a dry, powdered mask from one of my favorite brands with some Wedderspoons Manuka honey, a few sprays of a face mist, a few drops of a face oil, and either Tocos or chlorella (fabulous for nourishing and oxygenating the skin).

If you have an acne prone skin, then all you need to do is make a face pack using basil oil, sandalwood powder, rose water and lemon juice.

Just a face powder that suits your skin tone will do.

I can already imagine myself in this similar powder pink bra from the new spring collection, because let's face it, who doesn't love a good light pink?»

Part of mastering powder makeup application is understanding that it doesn't need to go all over your face.

Makeup Used: No foundation Powder: Mannequin Powder (not a good idea to use this powder without foundation, as you can see, the skin makeup looks really cakey and uneven...) I didn't bother to fix it up because I figured it'd be too dark to see anyway haha #lazygirlproblems Eyebrows: Anastasia Brow Gel Eyeshadow: Too Faced Smokey Palette «Firefly» and «Clove» Inner Eyes: Nars Soft Touch Shadow Crayon in «Goddess» Eyeliners: Dolly Wink Liquid liner, Stila eyeliner for waterline, light blue H&M eyeliner for blue accent Bottom Eyeshadow: KATE pink eyePowder: Mannequin Powder (not a good idea to use this powder without foundation, as you can see, the skin makeup looks really cakey and uneven...) I didn't bother to fix it up because I figured it'd be too dark to see anyway haha #lazygirlproblems Eyebrows: Anastasia Brow Gel Eyeshadow: Too Faced Smokey Palette «Firefly» and «Clove» Inner Eyes: Nars Soft Touch Shadow Crayon in «Goddess» Eyeliners: Dolly Wink Liquid liner, Stila eyeliner for waterline, light blue H&M eyeliner for blue accent Bottom Eyeshadow: KATE pink eyePowder (not a good idea to use this powder without foundation, as you can see, the skin makeup looks really cakey and uneven...) I didn't bother to fix it up because I figured it'd be too dark to see anyway haha #lazygirlproblems Eyebrows: Anastasia Brow Gel Eyeshadow: Too Faced Smokey Palette «Firefly» and «Clove» Inner Eyes: Nars Soft Touch Shadow Crayon in «Goddess» Eyeliners: Dolly Wink Liquid liner, Stila eyeliner for waterline, light blue H&M eyeliner for blue accent Bottom Eyeshadow: KATE pink eyepowder without foundation, as you can see, the skin makeup looks really cakey and uneven...) I didn't bother to fix it up because I figured it'd be too dark to see anyway haha #lazygirlproblems Eyebrows: Anastasia Brow Gel Eyeshadow: Too Faced Smokey Palette «Firefly» and «Clove» Inner Eyes: Nars Soft Touch Shadow Crayon in «Goddess» Eyeliners: Dolly Wink Liquid liner, Stila eyeliner for waterline, light blue H&M eyeliner for blue accent Bottom Eyeshadow: KATE pink eyeshadow

Face powder has been practically banished, except to swipe down the T - zone so models don't look greasy...

Usually party looks are done by using condense foundations which long more itself because of its composition, secondly we use primers, concealers and apply very fine face powder and keep on tapping it again and again and this does not let the makeup fade.

With the Laura Mercier Translucent powder I can set my concealer, set my entire face, bake my undereye, do the eye shadow trick from above, define my contour, etc..

Having said that it's too light for me and it doesn't cover much of my imperfections, I just make sure to apply a layer on my face then set it with a darker powder that still offers a bit of coverage for a more natural - looking skin.

CREATE A SUBTLE GLOW with an illuminating balm layered underneath your tinted moisturizer or foundation; use a skin tone correct illuminating powder to set your makeup; or pat a soothing balm or face oil on your cheeks after your makeup is done.

Many of my products like my face primer and my face powder have sunscreen built in, but if yours don't, use an additional one.

A little moisturizer, followed by similar quantity of foundation and very light face powder would do the trick.

After cleansing and moisturizing my face in the morning, I'll take a powder - laced blotting sheet (specifically the Palladio Rice Papers) and gently press it over my eyelids and under - eyes to completely mattify my lids, then, for good measure, I'll do one more pass with the paper after applying my liner and eyeshadow, just in case any residual oils from my brushes or beauty blender have made their way onto my lids.

If you don't love floral scents, don't fret because the scent tends to fade as you apply the powder on your face.

I tried setting the concealer with two face powders and even baby powder, and it didn't work.

The new Mystic line doesn't just have face makeup shades — it comes with a FotoSet Pro Face Primer, CC+C oncealer, Luminess Air Professional Mascara, Luminess Air Lip Gloss, and the Luminess Air Translucent Clear Finishing Powface makeup shades — it comes with a FotoSet Pro Face Primer, CC+C oncealer, Luminess Air Professional Mascara, Luminess Air Lip Gloss, and the Luminess Air Translucent Clear Finishing PowFace Primer, CC+C oncealer, Luminess Air Professional Mascara, Luminess Air Lip Gloss, and the Luminess Air Translucent Clear Finishing Powder.

But as the rule goes, whatever is applied on the face / eye, cream or liquid texture it must be set with powder to ensure that it doesn't fade throughout the day.

On days when I don't feel like wearing a full face of makeup, I cover my blemishes with this concealer and lightly powder to set.

And I was also looking for a loose powder that I could also use alone, for those off days I don't put on makeup but I still want a flawless - looking face.

Great setting powder for the whole face and perfect for baking those under eyes, it really does brighten up my tired eyes.

I would always wonder why this happened until I realized that when I do the rest of my face, a little powder ends up on my lashes making them look fuller.

More recently, I was just done with that look and have been going much more natural (think no face makeup but translucent powder) because I wanted to focus on my skin's health.

For your face, skip foundation if you don't need much coverage and stick to a concealer and loose powder.

If you're like me, you think of SPF for your face when you're getting ready in the morning (it's in my moisturizer and powder) but so often in the summer we find ourselves in spontaneous sun - drenched situations and don't have sunscreen on us so we expose our skin to UV rays that we all know are so damaging.

I don't mind touching up lips, but blotting and powdering my face usually results in cakiness or dryness.

I have dry skin so I don't think this worked well as an all over foundation powder on my face.

I do set it with my powder puff or the powder brush, or the setting spray also does the trick after I am done with my face.

First select your shade of face powder and be sure that it blends with your natural skin coloring — and that does not mean merely the coloring on your nose [which is lightest] but the skin of your face and neck.

Once my powder is set in the areas I want it, I will take a pressed highlighter (I love this Hourglass pressed highlighter) and dust a little over the areas of my face that I did not set with a regular powder.

This limited edition pressed powder from Yves Saint Laurent doesn't come cheap, but it gives your face a radiant shine.

I don't have a shiny face either... but powdering my face has been a habit since I was 18 I guess... should try it without perhaps... because with older skin powder can look cakey... but this one is so fine and I brush it on very light so you don't see it.

It has half natural and half synthetic fibers, thereby it does not absorb a lot of face foundation, it blends beautifully and evenly the blush, highlighter, it applies the powder in a thin layer, etc..

Next, while the concealer is still damp, I powder my entire face with NYX Mineral - Set it Don't Fret it - Matte Mineralizing Ppowder my entire face with NYX Mineral - Set it Don't Fret it - Matte Mineralizing PowderPowder.

Also don't forget foundation powder or face powder after the application of foundation.

This powder doesn't show up one bit on my face.

If you want just a simple eye look, then this will work for you.True Matte Finishing Powder «Warm Beige» (CAD $ 12.99) I've come to realized that I don't like too many things that has the word «matte», especially when it comes to complexion face powders.

To leave my skin a little dewy, something I enjoy a lot more than I ever thought possible, I didn't powder but only dusted The Body Shop Honey Bronze Bronzer in «02 «on my face where the sun would naturally hit.

I do not have any major skin imperfections on my face so after applying my foundation and concealer I dust a very small amount quantity of Mac Mac Mineralize Skinfinish under my eyes to set the concealer and a light swirl of it on my entire face and neck with my Real Techniques Powder Brush and it gives me a very even and smooth finish.

I love this setting powder because it does not leave a white cast on my face, but sets all my makeup nicely.

I have dry skin so I use very minimal powder on my face and neck and this one does its job perfectly.

Anubhuti I also prefer applicators with such face powders but sadly Mac does not include them in their powders.

On days when I do not want to get heavy with my base I apply my concealer and buff my face with this powder and it gives me enough coverage and I am good to go.