Blotting Papers vs Powders.

Jul 29, 2014

Lisa S.

Both. Powders are great for setting your make up or providing some extra coverage. Blotting sheets are meant to help soak up excess oil that you get over the day without caking up your face with extra powder. My favorite setting powders are L'Oreal True Match, UD Naked Loose Setting Powder, Elf's Translucent powder. As for blotting papers I like Pallido (not sure how to spell, but they have it at Sally's and maybe Ulta), Clean and Clear, and I also like the CVS Generic Brand. I usually don't use blotting papers because I'm not very oily unless its summer time.

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