Setting spray vs long wear foundation.
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Jul 1, 2013
Sevetria M.
What's better, using a setting spray or wearing a long wear foundation?
Jul 1, 2013
Diana T.
Both use the spray over your foundation to help it last all day - I find any long wearing liquid formula fades if I don't set it with powder after application and setting spray also helps the setting powder to stay in place too.
Jul 1, 2013
Wendy M.
I love my Mac finishing spray. It's Amazing
Jul 1, 2013
Eileen A.
That's a tough question that I've never really thought about! I'd say it all begins with a really good foundation. The setting spray is a bonus! :)
Jul 1, 2013
SUSANNA L.
I always set my foundation with translucent powder then I spray my face with Motives 10 year younger setting spray! It's the best! last up to 16 hours. J Lo buys it by the bulk. ;)