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Take it from Recognized Makeup Artists: a best-in-quality setting powder is an investment and a must-have in any makeup vanity, especially if you live in a country like India where the summer heat and humidity can ruin a makeup look before even you head out for the party. Using a makeup fixer along with Setting Powder is one of the most quintessential steps of your makeup routine. When the base is strong and the makeup is all set with longevity, the chances of quick touch ups every now and then reduces gradually.  If you prefer a dewy look over matte ones, then also the setting powder plays an important role if applied strategically, only in the T-zones to cover up the extra oil shine and keep your makeup intact. Oil absorption and longevity might be the primary role of a loose powder, but there is more to it. Setting powder not only locks your makeup but also gives a rich 'finish' to the complete look, making your skin smoother and poreless. How to Use Setting Powder Under Eyes? Always believe in 'Less is More' while applying a loose powder on your face. Proper application preferably on the T-Zones like the Forehead, Nose, Chin, and Mouth Corners can reduce the excess shin or oil breakthrough making your face look full of pores and texture. Get ready to reduce the shiny T-zone once and for all and increase your makeup’s staying power? Pick a few makeup tools and a light dusting of matte-finish loose powder to achieve a flawless finish that lasts long. Step 1: Pick your Favourite Face Powder Start your normal makeup routine with liquid-based products and once all done finish it off with a setting powder and a setting spray to increase the longevity of your makeup look. Get rid of those frequent touch-ups with one of the most recommended setting powders, Aegte 2-in-1 Dab & Fab Compact Powder. Whether you’re blending your concealer, converting under-eye dark circles, or setting your finished makeup look, this lightweight translucent powder can check out all your requirements in just a few pats. Even better, it will leave you with a soft-even complexion skin tone. Once you’ve chosen your setting powder makeup,, you’ll need to start looking for a perfect applicator—fluffy powder brush, blender or triangular powder puff. A most-common one is a dome-shaped brush head that gives you an easy application, depositing the powder on your face evenly, despite your dull and tired black eyes in the morning. Additionally, it is 100% cruelty-free, eco-friendly, vegan, and made with natural result-oriented ingredients. Step 2: Tricks of Application Set your T-zone and get it prep fast to end it with the best loose powder. If you have oily skin, you might need a light dusting of the translucent powder to your oil-prone areas. A quick pat-pat over your T-zones like nose, forehead, and the top of your chin will keep your favorite makeup products in place, no matter how much the temperature rises. It ensures to get rid of excess oil seeping through your makeup and giving an appearance of big large pores. For mornings when you have spent your last night binging on Netflix, the loose powder use its effectiveness to mask your tired under-eye dark circles. Post applying a liquid under-eye concealer, foundation, and face concealer, cease the look with a generous coating of setting powder over it. Swirl your brush or blender into the powder, tap out the excess in case of loose powder. The key to a look that exclaims 'So refreshed and brightened face' is patience. Allow three to five minutes for the best loose powder to set before proceeding to the next step.  Step 3: End the look with a Final Dusting After you’ve completed your eye makeup with eyeshadow, liner & kajal and topped off your cheekbones with a highlighter, take the brush with the leftover amount of the loose powder for oily skin and dust it all-over your face with a few light strokes. It will make your face look neutral to avoid the powder settling into fine lines, looking cakey. Keep your eyes closed or look upwards while applying it under your eyes and don't laugh or smile for at least three to five minutes to prevent creasing as the loose powder sets to mattify your complexion. Make sure to follow a proper skincare routine before stepping into makeup, like moisturizer to ensure your skin is hydrated and nourished property for a crease-free finish! Before or After foundation : When to apply Setting Powder ? A makeup enthusiast will know nothings' worse than your face makeup melting off. If you’ve followed all the rules and steps of how to apply a foundation to the T, you may be wondering where is the flaw? The truth is, you can fix it by tweaking your makeup routine a bit and applying the loose powder before foundation. This might be unconventional, but many artists have recommended the benefits of applying the setting powder before foundation. It can act as a shield to keep your face makeup in place. No wonder applying loose powder before foundation has become a major Tik Tok makeup trick. Although, it completely depends on the needs and preference. Applying loose powder works effectively in both ways, i.e., before or after the foundation. Setting powder application before the foundation works significantly well for oily skin, providing perfect matte and long-lasting finish by absorbing excess oil production. A quick trick, if you are looking for long-lasting makeup throughout the day, especially on heated and sunny days. You won’t have to worry about the hassle for quick touch-ups everywhere. If you have super dry skin, this process is not recommended and we would suggest staying away from this method. Alternatively, you can opt for a loose powder for dry skin to avoid the mishap. The loose powder will fill in the pores and lines for a smooth finish, making your skin a true canvas for foundation.  Which is the Best Setting Powder in India? From giving oily, sensitive, combination or dry skin a flawless matte finish to smoothen out fine lines and ensure a crease-free under-eye makeup, setting powder is a must-have beauty product you need in your makeup stash. Makeup artists and beauty-editor favorites, have bid goodbye to crease and oily looks, thanks to the revolutionary Aegte 2-in-1 Dab & Fab Compact Powder. With the formula of Anti-Pollution and SPF 15+++, provides you the benefits of both Concealer and Makeup Setter. It features a sweat control formula that reduces secretion of excess oil and keeps your skin matte for 24 hours. It hydrates the skin and protects it from both sunrays & pollution throughout the whole day, leaving a supple and plump look. The presence of Vitamin C, Rice starch and Talc are proven to brighten the skin tone, while concealing dark spots and setting the makeup with its full coverage and matte finish finish.

Setting powder is an underrated step in a makeup routine. It is an essential step as it sets your makeup completely and ensures a long lasting dewy glow throughout the day. It gives justice to its name— 'Setting', meaning it provides a long lasting flawless base while absorbing excess oil. Setting powder also reduces extra oily shine by giving your face a matte finish. It belongs to the family of face powder makeup infused with ingredients like talc and silica to keep liquid makeup products, such as foundation and creams in place, without ruining your whole makeup. It minimizes the appearance of excess oil on the skin, providing a smooth matte finish look. Setting powder comes usually in a loose powder or a pressed powder form. It can be translucent or tinted to suit every skin tone. A basic rule when you are working with a setting powder is fusing 'liquid' or 'wet' makeup products under the layer of 'dry' loose setting powder. Layering it properly as per its consistency can help you achieve the snatches matte look without being cakey or over done. However, not everyone is an expert in using a loose setting powder, specifically after foundation. Well, we have all the tips and tricks you are looking for to get a flawless makeup look. How to Use Loose Setting Powder? Traditionally, makeup artists or enthusiasts have been applying translucent powder all over the face. However, today in this era of fresh, dewy and snatched look, the setting powder makeup is a not-to-be missed step. Also, the placement from all over the face has shifted to the bridge of the nose, lower chin, or anywhere that tends to release oil, or where you want the makeup to last longer. Follow these steps to achieve smooth mattifying look in minutes : Step 1:  Cleanse and hydrate your face with a moisturizer. Apply all your liquid formulas like foundation and concealer and spread it evenly to cover up the dark spots. Step 2: Take an ample amount of the best loose powder onto a lid. Using a fluffy powder brush or triangular puff, swirl it into the powder, remove the excess by tapping twice and then dab it under your eyes, sides of your nose, a little bit on your chin and forehead. Step 3 : Keep it for minutes to completely set into your skin and then buff away the excess from your face in circular motions. Make sure to cover up your T-zone, under-eye area, and under your cheekbones with the loose powder for oily skin. Step 4 : Apply a final coating of the setting powder, if required. Then proceed with the rest of your makeup, including eyeshadow, eyeshadow, mascara, lipstick, contour. Once all done, set the whole look with a fluffy powder brush. What is the Difference between Loose Powder and Compact Powder? When you live in a country with humid and sunny climate conditions, you will always find a compact powder in a woman's bag. Such weather conditions definitely make your skin look super oily and dull. Face powders are a saviour, especially for oily skin types. However, there are plenty of options— HD powder, loose, tinted, setting powder, compact, and many more. We have summed up a few points to avoid the hassle for you to research on what's the best pick for you! The main visible difference among the beseller Compact and Loose Powder is packaging, although both give the same results. Compact powders are pressed in a bar container whereas the loose powder comes in a small jar or tub. Loose Powders have tiny dry particles which makes it a hassle to carry around as you need a proper setup to blend the same. However, it gives you a luminous and even finish for a complete professional makeup look. Its silky texture helps in a matte and smooth look with a light coverage. Compact or pressed powders usually have active ingredients that moulds it into a semi-solid form, easier to carry and blend on the go. It has slightly a thick consistency compared to loose powders. One should avoid overusing compact powders in one go as it may make your face look cakey. When you want to get rid of excess oil on the T zone and get a fresh look, compact powders are your BFF! It is portable and you can get a quick touch up anywhere, anytime! Due to its thick consistency, compact powders conceals blemishes and makes skin even-toned. Often it is preferred over BB Cream or foundation for a full coverage makeup look. Can I Use Loose Powder Daily? Loose powder comes with many benefits, if you use it skillfully and in moderation. It provides a light, natural look, with an additional benefit of absorbing excess skin oil. Face powder features a sweat-resistant formula and thus, ensures long lasting makeup than liquid makeup. Whichever product you use, it should be used in moderation to get the best results. Loose powder can be drying to skin, especially if you already have a dry skin type. Hence, it is advised to get your hands on loose powder for dry skin as its formula will hydrate your skin without stripping off moisture, while keeping the makeup flawless. Which is the Best Brand for Face Powder? Opting for the best compact or loose powder for oily skin can absorb the excess sebum to prevent messy makeup especially in summers. Loose powder with the formula of SPF 15+++ & Anti-pollution is definitely a must have for your makeup and skin care! It prevents sweat, suntan and harmful toxic pollutants from causing damage on your skin. Aegte 3-in-1 Dab & Fab Powder has ticked off all the checkboxes, that works both as a Concealer & Makeup Setter. It blends with every skin type including dry, oily or combination skin for a matte and smooth makeup. It evens the skin tone, concealing spots, acne scars, pimples & blemishes. Aegte 24Hr Stay 3-in-1 Dab & Fab infused with Vitamin C, Rice Starch and Talc has become a breakthrough face powder due to its natural and chemical-free formulation that suits all skin types. It has both the benefits of loose powder to set the makeup and a compact powder, easily portable and thicker consistency to cover up spots. It ensures to lock the flawless glow for 24 hours. The range comes in 3 shades– Natural, Medium and Bronze to suit common Indian skin tones. Just one dab of the setting powder makeup is enough for a quick spotless touch up on the go!