Please STOP Being Afraid of Powder.. Here's Why

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

Omg, I just had this experience with a friend who was in town visiting. I wanted to go to Sephora and pick up my Huda “pink” powder. She gasped and said “don’t wear powder; it will look awful on your 68 year old skin”. I looked at her, took her face in my hands and said “Look. Does my skin look awful to you?” She said no but it will if you put powder on it. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ “I’m wearing powder!” She didn’t believe me. When we got back home to my place I instructed her to remove her makeup. I “did her makeup”. She is now converted. I have an extremely oily t zone, and eyelids.

[@marygillespie2028]

That's why powder works for you: your skin still makes oil.

[@marthamccarthy2417]

Your young and beautiful; however as you age powder only emphasis them! Wrinkles

[@gerrimcgrath6878]

@@marygillespie2028 Fair enough. But this technique does work.

[@Aimee-Gates]

@@marygillespie2028I have very dry skin and I apply powder in my T zone makes all the difference as far as minimizing the look of pores for my 50 yr old skin. It really is a matter of preferences. If I don’t use powder, it doesn’t matter the foundation, it doesn’t last.

[@lwiener67]

What is huda pink powder what does it do?

[@elisamullis7263]

I believe that a more up close view on the skin would be helpful to see how the powder looks and also natural light would make a huge difference compared to studio lights😊

[@twoleftfeet9626]

Yup. Studio lights and beauty filters account for a LOT

[@katiehenry7]

She used to show us her makeup in natural lighting at the end of videos. Lol

[@aprilrich807]

I’d like to see that too!!

[@nicky2011]

I really do agree. Of course studio lighting is going to make anyone look flawless. I have dry skin and it's not mature skin😂 the only place I powder is under my eyes and when using blush and bronze I use a cream and then powder and I set my face with setting spray and that works perfect. Also she just put on moisturizer what about sunscreen that also plays a role. And um what about the sunscreen under and around the eyes smh. Not everyone needs to powder there whole face especially if you have dry skin😂😂

[@ChristinePacinda]

As a lifelong oily skin gal, I can't imagine NOT having and using powder regularly. Even days when I don't wear foundation I'll often still use some powder. And modern formulations are amazing! Even now at 53 years of age, I continue to have oily skin and must add multiple layers of powders and setting spray to control the shine. A young lady at Sephora complimented me on my "dewy glow" when I was shopping there one day and I had to fight every impulse to immediately reach for the powder, LOL! The "dewy" look is literaly what I've spent my entire life trying to avoid, LOL! I really did appreciate her compliment though. She was absolutely lovely and made my day.

[@juliav5312]

as an oily skin girly i cannot live without powder...im so glad you put me onto the huda beauty easy bake because that's literally my holy grail powder now. so smoothing and makes my makeup last forever. love you allie!

[@summersmakeupchannel9289]

I'm a lit older than most that watch you I'm sure. Even with my mature skinnothing has really changed in my skin. I'm just considered normal. My favorite powder is fentys lavender I believe. Always leaves my skin flawless. You have taught me tons. Thank you. Should say I'm 63. I use powder

[@sherrigarrett3649]

Love this type of content! The tutorials really help me elevate my makeup game - more so than all product reviews.

[@Wpopurple]

I was scared of powder because I was using the wrong powders, and my makeup always looked cakey. The only one that works for me is the huda beauty loose setting powder, it’s a game changer

[@shelbyloock9086]

I would love if you do more in-depth tutorials on application of specific products.

[@madsquishy3410]

I watch a lot of beauty influencers, but I have to say that the majority of tips and tricks I use in my makeup routine are from watching YOUR videos. You really know your stuff and give us real solutions to problems that we can implement in our daily routines and I appreciate you so much for that!!

[@allieglines]

🥹 this means so much to me! ❤️ THANK YOU!! xoxo

[@juliahester1945]

Thank you for this tutorial. I desperately needed this. I'm one of those who is afraid of too much powder drying me out. I have normal to dry mature skin. Gotta love my fine lines under the eyes. I'm having issues with concealer creasing, so I will definitely be trying your ideas out.

[@deeice5398]

Question Allie? When you use the beauty blender sponge to press powder into the skin do you use the sponge damp or dry? Thx

[@sarahshagan3714]

Are you using the sponge dry or dampened?

[@Wesley-mt1sc]

By far one of my favorite videos you’ve done. The way you explained the techniques you do and what it should look like is exquisite. People like you, Johnny Ross, and Robert Welsh are the true MVP’s of the beauty space! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Dopey22AMJ]

This was super helpful! As a dry skin girly I’m always afraid to use too much powder but I will definitely try some of these techniques! I think a good affordable setting spray that I use every time I do my make up is the Milani make it last setting spray! It is soooo good! My make up looks the same at the end of the day when I use it, even with just wearing cream products!

[@hannahb3787]

Huda powder + triangle puff is a game changer!!!! Also I’ve been trying out the combo of using the Danessa myricks blurring balm powder as a primer, then setting face with Uoma tripping smooth powder with brush and puff …. When I tell you my pores disappeared!!!!! A lot of products minimize my pores but I had to look in SO CLOSE bc i was shook it looked like my pores were nonexistent

[@connienunez9924]

Allie are you using the Beauty Blender damp or dry? Thanks, great video

[@marylambert8223]

That's a question that I have too!

[@pankreas2195]

This is why I love Allie's content. She clearly knows her stuff and she's great explaining her techniques! I love educational makeup content. Lowkey I think I should've been a mua because it's so interesting to me!

[@tialarason]

Do you wet your beauty sponge or are you a dry beauty sponge girly? Love your videos so much! I hope you’re enjoying mom life! I’d love to see some mom life vlogs from you if you’re interested in that! Even if baby isn’t shown 😊

[@alphabookworm]

I came to ask this exact question!! 😊

[@sisiwx6154]

A damp sponge helps to melt the product into your skin, and can absorb excess powder. I'm a dry skin girl, and I usually will use a puff to apply my powder, dust off excess with a brush, and then use a damp sponge to help with melting it into the skin.

[@alexandrascully4033]

Super helpful tutorial. I’m super dry skin so powder does freak me out. But there were some more helpful tips in here to try and maybe I need some new powder. Love these video styles too. More close ups and natural light would be helpful too if possible

[@annmarie3573]

I am a dry skinned gal in Arizona (so dry!) and I always avoided powder until someone recommended the Elf HD Powder to me. It's so finely milled, it doesn't end up looking dry and powdery at all.

[@alexandrascully4033]

@@annmarie3573 ah thank you! That is helpful! I will have to try it!

[@jessicaf3949]

My makeup changed drastically (to the better) when I started using a powder puff! I have a triangular one from LH Cosmetics. Some powders are also better than others. My favorites right now are Morphe Loose setting powder and Hourglass veil translucent setting powder.

[@mb-kh2nb]

im more for dewy fresh skin looks but i cant deny your velvet matte finish is always gorgeous!

[@NatalieGrace99]

I was finishing up my makeup for the day, went for a green shimmer lid and killed the eyeliner, but wasn't going to powder for the exact reasons you mentioned, Allie. Your video came out at the perfect time, I followed step my step and I feel confident and amazing like no other! I'm so excited to see how this wears.

[@annamyers9492]

I’m combo skin and my skin is crepy. Powders terrify me! I’m going to give it a try. Thank you for doing this video. Fingers crossed that it works for me.

[@marygillespie2028]

I'm 62 and have very dry skin. Even the Givenchy Prism Libre powder with a Wayne Goss brush will make my under-eyes look wrinkled and old - no matter how little powder I use. I've been doing your "sandwich" method or something similar for years. It's even worse with a puff. I can use the Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless setting powder in my t-zone, but NO POWDER under my eyes has worked in the last 10 years.

[@shansoup1]

Try Bobbi Brown's Vitamin Enriched Eye Base and Pat McGrath's Sublime Perfection Blurring Under-eye powder (Sephora & Ulta) and I think you'll notice a huge difference & love your makeup again! At least that worked for me FINALLY, LITERALLY LIFE-CHANGING!!

[@onestep2dee]

Moisturizer under the eyes is a must. That said, no technique is going to blur wrinkles. Even young skin has wrinkles that crease. The key is to tap as much of the creases out before setting with powder. I’m 62 & have come to accept that nothing is going to make my under eyes look smooth again. Sometimes I just don’t set my concealer with powder & use setting spray instead. Sometimes I don’t use either powder or setting spray on my under eyes and just tap out the creases throughout the day

[@PrincessHeathaB]

I have very dry skin too. I use a nice emollient under eye cream, let it sink in and then use a tiny dot of the It Cosmetics Bye Bye Undereye Illumination, pat out the creases and it sets itself. No powder works on my undereye either.

[@ElshiBumcfksz]

Powder is not needed for dry skin at all like YT gurus teach us. We have different longevity without producing sebum so it really depends on individual case. I used to almost never put powder on dry skin clients, their make up still held brilliantly. You can use other techniques to make sure it's long lasting. Like stamping dry sponge all over with a quite a bit force to really work it into skin or taking of excess foundation with half tissue, using different foundations for different face areas, using setting spray ( I used dewy nyx spray and it worked excellently). Also taking the residue that is left from skincare is important in some cases. It can interfere with longevity. I generally hate powder, I almost never use it on myself especially in the winter. It's the most unforgiving season for powder 😅

[@lynnzymet4909]

Totally agree with Elshi. 68 yo, dryer skin, powder is not my friend.

[@jenniferanneken9112]

I have mature skin and started following you years ago. I had always steered clear of powder because it sat on top of my skin. After watching your videos, I started using a sponge to set my foundation with good results. Months later, I added setting spray and sponge to set it. I now use powder and the "sandwich" technique. I love how my makeup looks now, especially under the eyes where age can show. Thank you, Allie, for all your tips/techniques. They do make a big difference

[@cathypavich678]

Yeah! Thank you for this in depth tutorial! I already follow your steps but I love learning more and the reasoning!

[@aliciasettar6258]

Could you possibly do a video on lip liner? I have tiny lips and anytime I try lip liner I feel it looks horrible! 😓 I know I can work it to my advantage, but I haven’t figured out how. Thanks for your amazing videos and positive vibes ❤️

[@blackcatt24]

Thank you so much for this, Allie! I just have to use powder and truly can't imagine not using it but now that I'm aging and my skin is changing I'm having some powder issues and dryness. I used to have combination skin and I knew exactly what to do. Now I'm back to experimenting!

[@lisamixter5905]

Powder on mature skin can make our fine lines and wrinkles look dry . I have been struggling to find a light weight powder that doesn't make my face look horrible. Even if I tap most of it off powder under my eyes and on the bridge of my nose just looks bad.

[@trinajaynes]

I love watching you apply makeup, you make it look so easy and flawless!! Quick question, do you dampen the sponge you use to press products into your skin?

[@mirandaxiong9385]

I 110% agree! So many are afraid. I recently did in depth FaceTime with my friend on the step by step on how to use powder and loose correctly. I just sent your video to her to for even more info

[@madeby_mon]

When it comes to skin prep, I find that dermaplaning often also helps! It takes away the peach fuzz that the powder can cling onto! It will sit smoother on the skin (for liquid and cream products as well).

[@CassyStart]

Can i get an amen yall? Cuz seriously im sayin lets hear it for mrs. Allie G for not gatekeeping and for letting us in on something useful without making us purchase something for $100s I love you Allie. You are so fantastic. One time for you miss ma'am. I applaud you. 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

[@Darbsi]

I agree about powder, a lot of people don’t wear it but I’ve been wearing powder for years and it really makes a difference on staying power and also looking flawless. Great tips, thank you

[@BeautyXXBrittany]

IM A MAKEUP ARTIST AND WORK AT SEPHORA AND POWDERS IS ALL I USE LOL i use them to set everything!!! ill use cream blush but set wit a powder blush!! same wit bronzers and evrything else!!! idk how ppl DONT use powders lol smh

[@BeautyXXBrittany]

YESSSS THE HUDA CHERRY BLOSSOM POWDER WIT A PUFF AND i deff wanna get the LUNAR beauty POWDER OMG!!!! IVE BEEN HEARING SOOOO MANY GOOD THINGS ABOUT THAT POWDER!!!!

[@ivah.d.5503]

I Love Powder ❤ Right Now I'm using Laura Mercier loose powder, newer one - illuminating. Before I have had original. I think I like both. And I really want to try Huda Beauty loose powder, you love a lot ☺️ One thing, I have really dry undereyes and concealer is creasing one me everytime. It is tricky for me, to do flawless undereye area. But I'm trying. Thanks for inspirativní You are giving 😊🖐️

[@almavela4607]

The Laura Mercier powder looks great on my skin. I even believe I don't need a setting spray when using it. Thank you for the video!

[@carolrrrrr]

I actually took notes and listened to this video twice now and I know I will be visiting this again! I can’t wait to try this- thank you ❤

[@CGI_Andy]

I have figured out how to wear powder for my oils but also not make my dry areas look meh. so first putty primer and then whatever else i do. it depends on the day. if i put something like concealer for example i'll set it by tapping off the excess on a puff. i use a pressed powder. if i dont wanna put anything, i'll just sweep powder over my face lightly. then eyeshadow if i want and whatever else. 2 thin layers of all nighter spray from urban decay (make sure it is fully dry). next i powder my face again with a brush (smaller for around the t zone and bigger for the rest of my face). lastly some boy brow and lips. this is how I make my skin look pretty good and last all day. my skin gets cranky sometimes around my acne so i keep in mind that most people aren't gunna be really close. i watch robert welsh and every time i hear him say that you don't need powder im like bro some of us do. trust me i will not look shiny but touching my face will tell you im very oily.

[@TamarChante]

Great video Allie! I've learned so much from you over the years about using powder! So helpful :)

[@marciareagan2718]

I just discovered hourglass setting powder. It’s way better for my mature eyes. It doesn’t blur like others but it is so much smoother.

[@beckudesu]

I need layers of powder for the crease and grease

[@GreaterisHEthatisinme]

I've never found a setting spray I like but even spraying water on my face helps settle powders in and lock the makeup down. You can use the hairdryer to melt everything together and evaporate the water.

[@kemberlymclain5800]

Allie----such a great educational moment!!!!!! I'm gonna try your tricks on my 59 year old skin. But first, I gotta rewatch!!!! :). And yes, absolutely, to all the tricks and tips!!!!!

[@Heather145]

For my dry skin, other then good skincare or prep. I find being light handed with my powders and complexion products (concealer & foundation) is the way to go.

[@airforcejewellwife]

Is the beauty sponge wet or dry?

[@cs-yq5ed]

Allie, is the sponge dry or damp when you are using it to press the powder into your skin? I fall into the "terrified of powder" category. I am on the hunt for a self-setting concealer, so I don't need to use powder under my eyes. Based on your video, I will start experimenting using powder. It seems like it either looks too dry or, in the Summer when I need it to mattify, it looks sludgy. I will try to find that sweet spot by experimenting. 😊

[@LilyoftheValeyrising]

I am 51. I wear mostly powder. I try liquid foundation once in a while but always come back to powder. My favorite is Physician’s Formula Mineral Wear loose powder. I call it my red eraser. I stroke it on with a brush and it erases the red cheeks I have. I let it set a while and retouch for maximum effect ( the redness gone and a bit of mineral shimmer). I have normal skin, no acne ever, and a bit on the dry side in winter. When applying powder, I do layers and if I can I like to have a tiny bit of moisture on my skin to grab the minerals and make a glowy finish. Can’t describe that better. I use a moisturizer a few times a week, but nothing else. My profile picture is five years old lol I need to change it. 😅

[@BeeCurious007]

I love powder!! I bought the Huda Powder because of your recommendation 😘 and I love it. This is going to sound ridiculous, but it's the damp sponge that really messes up my makeup! I have dry skin, I prep my skin with serum and eye cream or Elf setting spray and eye cream per Robert Welsh's recommendations. I mainly use Dior foundation because of Mr. Johnny Ross. But every time I use a damp sponge it seems to mess everything up.... Any suggestions Allie?💜😘💜 Thank you!

[@laurenalt12]

Elf Halo Glow loose powder and Wet n Wild photofocus loose powder are great, Milani make it last for setting spray. All drugstore and all amazing

[@heatherireland2810]

Good to know thanks. My budget will only allow drugstore pricing.

[@leticialuciovu9058]

Thank you for the great tutorial!! ❤ I’ve been meaning to ask you…do you use your Beauty Blender wet or dry? Typically for foundation, most people will use it wet. Especially for full coverage. But I also see you “pressing” in power and after setting spray and I am curious.

[@twoleftfeet9626]

Put a LIGHT dusting of powder after your moisturiser and before your foundation, that will make your makeup last a LOT longer (you need to powder when finished as well)

[@RR-fn6dm]

Thank you!! I shall try this tomorrow. I am 46 with dryish skin and I am afraid of powder lol

[@audreyso1201]

Hello Allie, powder for me is my best friend, having oily skin I have learned to use it correctly. Thank you for this superb, very interesting video. Your complexion and makeup are superb❤🧡💛​

[@aprilbl00m]

I've tried the sponge trick and setting spray trick and still, powder never ceases to look heavy and cakey on me and emphasises my fine lines. But perhaps I will try again with a heavier moisturiser and more generous setting spray...

[@mollyjane01]

These tips regarding how to powder are invaluable!! I could watch it many times & pick up something different each time 😊. Thanks for putting this out there, Allie ❤. PS-I think you should make this a mini series where you hyper-focus one on thing i.e. powdering, applying blush, contour vs bronzer etc. Just a thought. Love you🫶

[@kymberly8908]

Allie, on your next video can you please show us how much power you use on the brush and puff. I'm not sure if I use to much or to little. I would really appreciate it 😊 🙏🏼 thanks 😁

[@jmg_1960]

Absolutely agree with you, Allie! BTW, what brush are you using for your powder, bronze application? Thank you! 🥰

[@marylambert8223]

It's a fabulous looking brush! I also want to know what it is

[@cindygirard5170]

This is a great concept Allie! Been watching you for years but this is a great refresher! BTW - miss the colourful nails - always check to see what you’ve got on😜

[@rachelweisz861]

Omg. This was life changing. Thank you so much for sharing your secret!!!!

[@patriciakeegan4228]

I love my powder but loved these tips! I like to finish with Hourglass Dim Light!

[@JJ-up5ie]

Powder on me feels horrible. I wish. Tried Estes, Lancôme, mac, etc.

[@RMNielsify]

I used to always use powder. It really, really doesn't work for me anymore. I don't think anything in this video is different than what I have tried in the past. I will continue to skip powder and that's okay. What works for some people might not work for others.

[@laurasutton8230]

Does using a sunscreen prior to your foundation change the steps you mentioned? Could you do a tips video on getting the longevity of your cream and powder eyeshadows?

[@Voguish.by.j]

Thank you for this video, even though i’ve seen you do these steps in all your videos, it’s really helpful to have this explained. Your skin always looks absolutely flawless.

[@user-bt5dn6iu5o2]

Loved this video, Allie! I'd love to see more in depth makeup videos like this.

[@rosemartin4398]

I have sworn by Laura Mercier regular since the beginning of time. No setting powder compares . I also love Givenchy and Huda for under eyes but the Huda breaks me out . Givenchy and Laura do not break me out at all. They are must haves and I don’t go a day without one or the other. And yes CT setting spray is among some of the best for truly setting makeup.

[@Ally.F.O]

Excellent video! Just what I was looking for. Thank you Allie!

[@BeautyXXBrittany]

YESSS I LOVE POWDERS!!!! THEY ARE THE ONLY THINGS I TRUST WHEN KEEPING MY MAKEUP AND CLIENTS LOOKING FLAWLESS!!!! I CANT EVEN DO MY MAKEUP WITHOUT USING POWDERS!!!!! SETTING POWDERS, BRONZERS, blushes, LITERALLY EVERYTHING!!!! HOW DO PPL NOT use powders????? my FACE would look oily AF if i didnt use powders!!!!

[@allisonnewstrom3484]

I just bought the Huda power based on your recommendation and I will never turn back! It’s worth the $$! I’m an oil slick all over by the end of the day but no more with that powder and your technique. Thank you 🩵🩵🩵

[@stephaniepreston-mullins3262]

I *ALWAYS* wear Bare Minerals powders, but I don't have *NEAR* enough products to do as u instructed, got to change that, for sure. I've *GOT TO GET THAT HUDA BEAUTY POWDER* !!! I ADORE *YOUR* VIDEOS!! xo LOVE AND HUGS STEPHANIE from KY ❤

[@anneliseknoph9046]

Thank you for this. Is your sponge damp? Ihave combination skin...so i think i will use two different primers, one on my t-zone, og one on my cheeks.

[@caite6938]

You’re such a great teacher! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@MrVikingsandra]

Yeah I'm REALLY scared of powder. I got the Elf one that's pretty good and I apply a little under the eyes after concealer, but other than that I've always been pretty scared of it, so I'm taking notes here and I'm gonna try to use it more.

[@colleenurquhart4558]

This is totally true for me I’ve been scared of powder. Dry skin girly totally afraid of looking dusty and crusty. But I will say the last two weeks I e been trying out suing a powder full and Huda beauty powder. Still trying to learn how best to use on my skin

[@suzanthrasher2447]

Loved this… NEEDED this!!! Thank you!🤗💫✨💞

[@kkrumrill6434]

Would you do a tutorial on your mom??? I would love to see how your technique may change based on age....I'm an older fan hahahaha

[@Alcionemalmeida]

Love your style and your work! Great content as usual! I would love to know what is this awesome dual ended powder brush you used to apply powder on the outside of your face? I’m in love with it 🥰!

[@AnnaTheWanderer]

Allie, my problem with coming in with a beauty blender is that when I try to tap in the powder or the setting spray, it breaks up my makeup. What can I do? :(

[@reneebertram2365]

Hmmm,setting spray... that might work! I will give it a try.

[@brittanyhuffman8121]

I love this video! So helpful! Great information from someone who I trust so much. Thank you Allie

[@karekausnicolli4890]

I'm about 20 years older than you, Allie. My skin has changed from combination oily to normal to normal to dry in recent years. I have one question: Do you always use a damp sponge? Or are there times that you use the sponge dry (for instance, on the undereye), Allie? I love Kosas Cloud Set in Breezy on my undereye.

[@spiritofblue6610]

Tips with lip liner & choosing colors

[@flocass1]

so, it's all about face mapping by different treat to certain area ( oily vs drier ) just like when applying skincare

[@joanikirbyhomes]

Thank you, Allie. This is very helpful, but when would you use finishing powder instead of or in addition to loose setting powder?

[@majablach4955]

Great content! But I have one question. Is your sponge dry or dampened?⭐️

[@mojgansabour3129]

You are amazing Allie best makeup tutorial for me❤

[@r3b3cca_t3a]

i dance and preform on stage and so i do cream AND powder bronzer and blush so how do i make that not look cakey and dry but also have whole face longevity too???

[@norcalbetty1]

I'm afraid of brow pens like the NYX lift and snatch. I have a chunk of my eyebrow that is missing because of scar tissue. Brow pens seem to be the only thing that works on scar tissue. But everytime I try it the end result just looks super bold and drawn on

[@monicaines1704]

Awesome video!! Thank you so much Allie❤

[@JacquieLineStudio28]

Hi Allie, gorgeous as always! I wanted to ask if this method works with powder foundation in the same way? I prefer a powder foundation.

[@lindabenson1764]

Hi Allie, great video but did you put the moisturizer OVER sunscreen? That's always been my conundrum because I put my sunscreen on last (after all other skincare) then start with makeup, concealer, etc...

[@tarski7420]

Thank you so much for this video!!!! So helpful 💛

[@elizabethruggiero9950]

At 59, I have learned less is more, strategically done. I have normal to dry skin; I use my heavyweight moisturize at night, that way I can use a lighter one during the day, and it helps diffuse the powder situation.

[@abbeewhiteman1171]

I’ve been loving the ELF stay all night setting spray! It really does make my makeup last! I have mainly dry skin I would say 😊 And it has a great mister

[@abbeewhiteman1171]

Also I have found this time of year when my skin is more dry… putting a drop or two or the good molecules facial oil in with my moisturizer really helps with keeping moisturized through the day. My Foundation lays beautifully over it 😊

[@snuffelbuf]

I do this because of you. Have you any more tips. I love this video. Thanks Allie, much appreciated❤

[@beatrizpedrofernandes1262]

Hi Allie! Love your videos, thank you so much for another amazing video. I’m 27 but I have a really dry under eye area, and I think because of that I crease a lot there. Immediately after applying concealer it creases, and as mist and I try to remove the product in the fine lines, and apply powder, it always looks creasy… any extra tips?

[@BratCatPottery]

Hi Allie! Have you ever tried the Kimchi Chic lavender powder to brighten up the under eyes?? Kevin and Johnny from the Beautiful and Bothered podcast turned me onto it and HOLY MOLY is it beautiful!!

[@samzetnick4558]

I LOVE this video!! I’ve actually been braver with powders lately because of you Allie! & I bought the Huda & the Rimmel Stay Matte per your recommendation and love both!🥹

[@adellewhite5646]

Is your beauty blender sponge damp when you press in? Maybe I am keeping mine too wet - it seems to take off the product when I try to press things in