What Is The Best/Cheapest Setting Powder For Concealer?

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Erin G.

Jan 18, 2013

Erin G.

I see all these posts about concealer and most everyone says to set any concealer with a powder. What's the best setting powders? Preferably cheap but effective?

Erin G.

Jan 18, 2013

Erin G.

Are there any good drugstore setting powders?

Brittany M.

Jan 18, 2013

Brittany M.

Are you looking for something colorless or do you want a bit of extra coverage?? 

Brittany M.

Jan 18, 2013

Brittany M.

You can use a powder foundation for extra coverage if you need it. Elf has a tone correcting powder that you can use. If you prefer loose powder then I believe Sonia kashuk has one. Hope that helps!

Anna B.

Jan 18, 2013

Anna B.

NYC has transulcent powder that's really good. It comes in pressed and loose, I have both, they work the same way. Just take a flat top brush or even a kabuki( which is what I use) and pat it on top of your concealer, wait about 5 minutes and the dust off the remaining powder. If you want a powder with colour, covergirl clean powder is a good option. Just moisturizer your face before hand, sometimes this method can be a little drying. I hope I helped 😄

Erin G.

Jan 18, 2013

Erin G.

Thank you guys! I have been looking around and couldn't make up my mind! Lol

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