Power Foundation Routine

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Kiyah R.

Jun 3, 2015

Kiyah R.

How do you usually wear your powder foundation? What's the proper way to wear it? And would you recommend powder foundation during the spring/summer months?

Melanie T.

Jun 3, 2015

Melanie T.

I put on a brightening/radiant primer first. Then intake a dense domed brush and buff the powder on. For places that need a bit more coverage I pat the powder on. Unless you're dry skinned I see no harm in using only powder for spring/summer.

Traci P.

Jun 3, 2015

Traci P.

Melanie took the words right out of my mouth, I completely agree with her comment and use that exact method of application when I'm wearing only powder foundation. Sometimes I use a dense flat top brush to buff it in instead of a domed brush, but that's all personal preference. Also I like to pat the powder on with a sponge vs a brush.

Shelley W.

Jun 4, 2015

Shelley W.

I reside in FL so during spring/summer I retire those formulas. But when I do use them I apply it with a stippling brush. I spritz my brush with something similar to MAC Fix+ and go at it. Use it based on the outdoor environment...I'm dealing with high humidity and heat so if I use a powder foundation and walk from the car to the front door I'm dripping in sweat. Its not a pretty look. If you reside in a drier climate like lets say California...then you will fair a lot better. :)

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