How to choose a right brush

Choosing the right product for the right job is critical for achieving a flawless appearance. Face powder is one product that frequently perplexes makeup artists. With so many options on the market, it's easy to become overwhelmed. But don't worry, we're here to help you understand how face powder works.

1. Loose Powder for Setting Makeup

Loose powder is ideal for setting your makeup and making it last longer. It comes in tinted and translucent varieties, but the colorless translucent one is best for setting makeup because it does not alter the color of your foundation or concealer.

2. Pressed Powder for Touch-Ups
Pressed powder, on the other hand, is ideal for on-the-go touch-ups. It is available in both dewy and matte finishes, with the former giving the skin a glowing appearance and the latter providing a porcelain look with fine textures.

We recommend using our 980 Large Powder Brush to apply powder. This brush has soft, tapered bristles that are ideal for applying powder precisely and controllably, resulting in a flawless finish every time.

By understanding how these two types of face powders work and using the proper tools, you can achieve a flawless look that lasts all day. Remember to use the right brushes with your face powders to achieve an even and natural finish.

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