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6 Finishing Loose Powders That Set Makeup Right

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Looking for the best-rated loose powders? Here's our recommended list of the best setting powders that provide a seamless finish. Find your perfect powder now!
6 Finishing Loose Powders That Set Makeup Right

Perfecting that base only to see it slide off an hour later is a sad fact of life for oily-skinned girls. How to let makeup stay put till you’re ready to call it a day? Enter loose powder. Stay with us while we list six superb loose powders that should ideally be the finishing touch to your makeup.

Faces Mineral Loose Powder

Almost as good as a second skin, this exemplary product is a must-have for every makeup enthusiast. Blessed with sun protection too, this smarty offers medium coverage and leaves behind a flawless complexion that feels irresistibly silky. Look out for the unique, spill-proof bottle!

L.A Girl HD Pro Setting Powder – Translucent

L.A Girl HD Pro Setting Powder – Translucent
L.A Girl HD Pro Setting Powder – Translucent
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Soften the appearance of fine lines and pores with the HD makeup expert. Super lightweight and translucent, this mineral-based powder is a godsend for all matte maniacs. Dab a little before heading out and you can happily break up with runny makeup.

Kay Beauty Matte HD Setting Loose Powder

Kay Beauty Matte HD Setting Loose Powder
Kay Beauty Matte HD Setting Loose Powder
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Formulated especially for oily T-zones, this one’s ideal for setting makeup, especially for a special occasion where you will be photographed (yes, it’s a no-flashback formula). It mattifies areas that tend to get oily and shiny, while evening out the complexion and enhancing radiance. Available in 9 shades, this product is made with the goodness of avocado and mango butter to give you the perfect finish. You can use it alone or sweep it over foundation.

Inglot Translucent Face Loose Powder

Inglot Translucent Face Loose Powder
Inglot Translucent Face Loose Powder
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Enriched with Sponge Guard Oil and Treated Pigments, Inglot’s paraben-free powder is literally foundation’s BFF, especially cream-based ones. Ensure that your base doesn’t shift place with this supporting star. Have multiple layers to apply? The Talc allows maximum buildability so chill!

Makeup Revolution Loose Baking Powder – Banana

Makeup Revolution Loose Baking Powder – Banana
Makeup Revolution Loose Baking Powder – Banana
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Here comes your superstar! Sprinkle your daily, basic makeup look with this uber-mattifying loose powder that reduces shine and corrects red and pink undertones as well. Talk about double duty!

M.A.C Studio Fix Pro Set + Blur Weightless Loose Powder

M.A.C Studio Fix Pro Set + Blur Weightless Loose Powder
M.A.C Studio Fix Pro Set + Blur Weightless Loose Powder
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Swap that oil with a natural, lit-from-within kinda glow! Not only does the ultra-refined texture by makeup behemoth M.A.C Cosmetics blends in easily, but it also leaves you with an even-toned, smooth complexion to flaunt. What’s more? This one’s available in 5 shades. Time to put your best face forward.

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FAQs

  1. Does setting powder really work?
  2. Yes! When used correctly, a good-quality setting powder will absorb any oil on the surface of the skin. Importantly, it sets your makeup in place so that you can flaunt it for longer, sans slick or shine.

  3. How do I apply setting powder?
    • Lightly dip or swirl the brush over the product and give it a few taps to remove excess powder.
    • Beginning at the T-zone, dab the powder lightly into the skin.
    • Move on to areas where you tend to get oily.
    • Once done, wait for a minute or two to allow the powder to set in.
  4. How do I choose a good setting powder?
  5. Keep these things in mind when looking for the right setting powder for yourself:

    • Consider your skin type and go for a setting powder formulated specifically for normal, dry, oily, or sensitive skin.
    • Second, try to match the setting powder as closely as possible to your foundation shade.
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