Can I use baby/body powder for my face as a substitue for makeup powder?
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Jan 4, 2013
Elisa J.
Just curious cause I know I can use it for my hair as a dry shampoo.
It has baking soda and corn starch.
Jan 4, 2013
Leona G.
won't do the job, will clump
Jan 4, 2013
Kiara L.
I use baby powder. I in my opinion doesn't cake or clump at all. Only use a little though and lightly dust it all over your face. I think it helps the makeup stay longer and look way less oily.
Jan 4, 2013
Kiara L.
*it
Jan 4, 2013
raquel s.
I have, it works fine
Jan 4, 2013
Ave M.
Most translucent powder is essentially baby powder and contains a lot of talc so I don't see much of a problem. Back in the 40's and 50's women used it for face powder.