How to Apply Makeup Powder

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Summary: Look beautiful day or evening by learning how to apply makeup powder with expert tips in this free cosmetics video.

Views: 699 | Tags: makeup, cosmetics, eyeshadow, foundation, techniques, fashion, eyeliner, evening, looks, highlighter, bronzer

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Kelli LaBar Kelli LaBar is a practicing aesthetician and makeup artist in Wilmington, N.C. She graduated from Miller-Motte Technical College as a certified aesthetician, ... read more

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How to Apply Makeup Powder

Hi I’m Kelli, on behalf of Expert Village. I’m going to show you how to transition a basic daytime look into an evening look. She already has makeup on, since we’ve already did the basic daytime look on her, so to start to transition that to the evening look, we’re just going to take some pressed powder which matches her skin tone. And we’re just going to brush this all over just to give her a little more evenness, a little more coverage. Usually during the day her makeup will wear some, even if you did use a primer. So just to kind of freshen you up a little bit, give you a little more coverage, absorb any shine, smooth out the look of any pores, and freshen up your makeup that you’ve had on since early this morning when you went to work. So when you apply it with a powder brush, it's going to put it on really nice and lightweight versus putting it on with a sponge. So you can see it’s not looking heavy, or it’s not looking cakey on her at all. It's just looking really nice and fine, and just kind of freshening her up, and evening out her complexion a little bit, without looking heavy or cakey.