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Using Powder to Set Makeup Foundation to Cover Acne
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Part of the video series: How to Cover Acne with Makeup
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Summary: How to use powder to set the foundation for covering acne scars with makeup; get professional tips and advice from a cosmetologist for concealing your skin irregularities in this free beauty video.
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Stephanie Kae Panek Stephanie Kae Panek is a Hollywood Make-up Artist for TV and Film. Some of her clients include Joey Lawrence, Deborah Gibson, Tyson Beckford, Bridget Fonda, T... read more
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Using Powder to Set Makeup Foundation to Cover AcneThe next step is to set the foundation with a translucent powder. I'm gonna show you two different ways and the first demonstration I am going to do is setting your face with a powder brush. You wanna get a translucent powder. In this case I'm just using a neutral translucent powder good for many skin colors. You can go to any department store, beauty supply store, drug store and find a translucent powder in your color. So what I'm going to do is just put some out, grab my powder brush which looks just like this, and again you can get powder brushes at any drug store, beauty supply store, department store. And I'm just gonna take a little bit from here, flick off a little bit of the access powder, and then you just dust onto the face. And this sets the foundation so that you have a nice clean face and pallet for the rest of your day. And there you have setting your face with translucent loose powder with a powder brush.
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