Setting Powders
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Setting powder for changing skin
Setting powder should control shine only where you need it. On mature or dry skin, too much powder can make texture look more obvious, so use a light hand and keep the rest of the complexion looking fresh.
Choose by the job
Reduce excess shine: Oil Control Setting Powder is the loose option for targeted application.
Touch up on the go: Oil Control Pressed Powder gives you the same idea in a compact format.
Soften the look of visible pores and texture: Miracle Blur Mineral Powder is the finishing option when you want a more diffused look rather than stronger mattifying.
How to apply powder on mature skin
Press a small amount through the T-zone, around the nose or anywhere makeup tends to move. Avoid automatically powdering the whole face, especially if cheeks and under-eyes are dry.
Frequently asked questions
Does mature skin need setting powder?
Not always. Use it only where shine or movement is actually a problem.
Can setting powder make fine lines look worse?
Too much can. Thin layers, a small brush and targeted placement usually create a softer result.