From theater to photo shoots to haute couture shows: Powder takes center stage in the fashion and art worlds to create timeless images. It is therefore no wonder that it is one of the most beloved make-up products ever.

The Powder can mattify shiny areas and fix makeup while lengthening its duration; it can give a luminous effect and even out any complexion: the qualities and uses of Powder are truly many! Find out which one suits your skin best, how to use Powder and what accessories to choose to use it in your make-up.

So many Powders, so many uses

Powders come in different formats and are suitable for so many uses. That's why it's important to get to know them and know how to put on Powder to achieve the desired effect.
Free powder, compact or baked? The Powders are perfect for giving the skin a fresh look and increasing the staying power of makeup.

They are suitable for every use: either to create the most natural effects or to achieve spectacular results. In addition, the different types of Powder are applied in different ways depending on the desired effect and skin type. Read on to learn all the secrets of this versatile product!

Which Powder is perfect for your make-up?

The Powder loose powder is used to set make-up, regulate skin shine and even out the complexion, minimizing small imperfections. Such as Celestial Veil, available in both "Invisible" and two different colorations. Thanks to silicone texturizers, it creates a silky touch to unobtrusively even skin tone.

The Powder compact is usually pigmented and can be blended along with foundation for a super even effect and blemish-free skin. Light Velvet is the Powder compact available in six colors, with a thin, creamy texture that provides flawless skin with lightness.

Finally, the Powder cotta that can replace foundation and gently smooth the skin, creating a very natural effect. Silk Touch is available in six shades for a perfectly even look. The paraben-, silicone- and paraffin-free formula leaves skin soft and velvety for a matte "second skin" effect that enhances every feature.

How to put on Powder for a make-up pro

Some tricks for using Powder to the best of its aesthetic possibilities? Here they are for you!

Generally, Powder loose powder should be applied more or less generously with a wide brush all over the face. On the other hand, if you want to mattify only the eye area or T-zone, you can go for a medium-sized brush for a super precise and targeted application.

The same product becomes even more sebum-absorbent when applied with a beauty blender, slightly moistened with water. To minimize pores instead, the Powder clear powder is for you as it counteracts sebum. To find out all the secrets on how to put on the Powder powder, read our dedicated article

For dry skin or areas that tend to dry more easily, Powder compact becomes the ideal solution for fixing make-up and concealing imperfections. When applied with a wide-bristled brush, Powder compact allows for lighter coverage and remains discreetly invisible.

Powder cotta also needs a brush to be spread best, especially if you want to create an even makeup base. It should be applied alone on cleansed and moisturized skin, or over makeup for a silky finish.

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