SETTING POWDERS

Load the brush with the necessary amount of product before applying it to the face. Avoid repeatedly picking up product with the brush from your skin, as oils and cream products can transfer to the container and create a surface layer that prevents it from pigmenting the same way.

Always apply translucent powder as the final step, once you have finished with all your cream or liquid products: concealer, cream bronzer, cream blush, and any other dewy finish products. Its function is to set them and help them adhere better to the skin. Additionally, it helps reduce transfer and improves skin comfort.

Use a small brush. You will have more precision than with a very large brush.
The result and finish will not be the same.
Pick up the product by applying light pressure; there is no need to rub the product. Saturate it well. Go directly to the skin without tapping off the excess and use light pressure to gently adhere the powder to it.

The final result will depend on the amount of powder you apply. If you simply want to set your makeup and make it last longer, one or two very thin layers will be enough. If you prefer a more matte finish, you can build it up little by little by applying additional thin layers. For the best result, always work the brush onto the skin using tapping motions, avoiding dragging the product.