Setting a "dewy" foundation

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Stephanie G.

Oct 30, 2012

Stephanie G.

How do you set a dewy foundation without getting a powery look- and getting rid of the whole point of the dewy foundation you applied.

Drea L.

Oct 30, 2012

Drea L.

Definitely by using a setting spray. Urban Decay has amazing ones that wont ruin your finish. =]

Frances D.

Oct 30, 2012

Frances D.

i use guerlain meteorites and a light hand

Liza G.

Oct 30, 2012

Liza G.

I agree with Andrea UD Dew me setting spray works great. if you must powder, do so only in the T zone leaving the cheeks dewy 

Avery M.

Oct 30, 2012

Avery M.

Setting spray. I was out of it once and used hairspray and it worked well. Not for everyday but once won't hurt.

Yesenia P.

Oct 30, 2012

Yesenia P.

I've always wanted to know this and I could never use powder with a dewey foundation without it looking CAKEY. I love the Skindinavia settings sprays!!

Stephanie G.

Oct 30, 2012

Stephanie G.

Thanks everyone! I have model in a bottle.. Its a bit drying when that runs out I do want to try these other suggestions :)

Z M.

Oct 31, 2012

Z M.

Use Rimmel stay matte or Mac MSF natural they are light setting powders that won't make you look cakey and then spray some all Nighter by urban decay 

Angela v.

Oct 31, 2012

Angela v.

Try mixing with mac strobe Cream 

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