Question about foundation
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Mar 9, 2014
A R.
Are you supposed to use liquid then powder to set it? Or one or the other?
Mar 9, 2014
Renae A.
Yes liquid then powder to set the foundation. But then there's powder foundations where you don't use a setting powder over it because it will appear cakey
Mar 9, 2014
Teresa P.
Or you could use bb cream with matte powder.
Mar 9, 2014
Kayli H.
You can set your liquid with a powder foundation if you need REALLY high coverage, but it gets really cakey really quick.
Mar 9, 2014
Ember F.
Depending on the foundation and your skin you might not even have to set it with a powder.