Start with your usual skin prep, then apply your base. Add powder where you want less shine, and finish with lip serum. A serum mist can fit before or after makeup, depending on its directions. These steps are a guide, not a checklist—you don’t need every product to complete your look.
Should I use powder foundation or loose setting powder after my base?
Choose loose setting powder if you mainly want to set your base and reduce shine. Choose powder foundation if you also want more coverage. Ultra Cover Powder Foundation can be your base on its own or used for touch-ups, so you don’t need to layer it over another foundation every time.
Can I use a serum spray instead of a setting spray?
A serum spray isn’t automatically a substitute for a setting spray. PDRN Radiance Bright Serum Spray adds hydration and glow before or after makeup; it isn’t a traditional long-wear setting spray. Use it to refresh your finish, and choose a product specifically designed to set makeup if that’s your goal.
How can I set a dewy base without making it look too matte?
Apply a small amount of powder only where shine bothers you, rather than covering your whole face. Invisiblur loose setting powder can be swept or pressed over foundation, focusing on the T-zone. Leave areas where you want more glow unpowdered, then add more only if needed.
How do I remove my makeup at the end of the day?
Use the removal section when you’re ready to take your makeup off. With Clear All Twist-Up Cleansing Balm, apply to dry skin, massage, add water to turn the balm milky, then rinse thoroughly. Follow the directions for your chosen remover—balms, oils, and micellar products aren’t all applied in the same way.
