It's so tempting to just layer powder on when you spot a shiny T-zone. But the downside of this practice is the powder will mix with sweat and oil, making the finish appear cakey and feel gross. Worry not, because we reveal how you can look fresh and put together with these retouching techniques.
Go matte fast
Of course, you need a clean canvas before putting makeup on again. Pat with a facial tissue or a blotting sheet to absorb oil and sweat.
TRY: Clean and Clear Oil-Control Film, P132, Watsons
Dust translucent powder all over the face.
TRY: Althea Petal Velvet Powder, P210, Althea
Spray on freshness
Spritz face mist and let it dry. You can pat the excess moisture with a tissue.
TRY: Avène Thermal Spring Water, P866/150ml, Watsons
Dab oil-controlling face primer on the hot spots: the forehead, nose, and chin. As for the cheeks, re-apply highlighter + blush.
TRY: Banila Co Prime Primer Matte, P1,150, Glorietta
Spray with a setting mist to lock everything in.
TRY: Nichido Matte Finish Make-Up Setting Spray, P288, Watsons
This story originally appeared on Cosmo.ph.
* Minor edits have been made by the Femalenetwork.com editors.
