Key Takeaways Setting sprays and powders can both boost the staying power of your makeup look, but their finishes and ideal ...

Powders have come a long way in recent years. No longer just a compact to pull out when you’re going to the restroom to “powder your nose,” today’s formulas are more innovative and versatile than ever ...

Glassy complexions may be all the rage, but professional make-up artists understand that what sets a dewy, ultra-expensive skin finish apart from make-up that veers too greasy is clever, targeted use ...

Confused about the difference between setting powder and finishing powder? That’s completely understandable. At a glance, the two products look virtually the same (they either come in a loose powder ...

If you've ever spent time crafting the perfect makeup look, you know how important it is to lock everything in. While setting sprays are often the go-to for keeping makeup radiant and budge-proof, ...

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At the end of the day, you want the makeup you carefully applied to still be there, and setting powder is the key to making sure your look stays put. It absorbs oil but repels water (see how we tested ...

For beauty enthusiasts, there’s nothing more enticing than a viral makeup look. While runway trends are enviable, the allure of testing the internet’s latest obsession or buzzy look is difficult to ...

A makeup artist with 16 years of experience has revealed that people are putting on setting powder completely wrong — and explained how to fix it in a few simple steps. Selena Marchand is a ...