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So, you put powder on using abrush.
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Still, no need to fret if you don’t have one yet.
Luckily, the web is rife with plentiful powder puffs to suit your beauty needs.
A puff big enough for yourwhole body?
This dual-sided, dual-textured puff is ready for all your loose powder andpressed powderneeds.
It’s machine washable, too, which is always a plus.
Slip your fingers under the pink ribbon for easy gripping as you move the puff across your face.
Ok, that’s not what it’s forbut would you look at how cozy this thing is?
It’s perfect for your summertimeanti-chafing powdering routine.
It’s generously sized and undeniably cute.
Material:Cotton |Best For:Flat areas
Best Drugstore Powder Puff:E.L.F.
Halo Glow Powder Puff
E.L.F.
Halo Glow Powder Puff
Why It’s Worth It:Another machine-washable option, this fluffy little E.L.F.
Halo Glow Powder Puff helps powder go on soft every time.
At a cheap and cheerful $4, you’re free to’t go wrong.
The line’s Velour Powder Puff is all business, no chalkiness.
Users also like how the black material makes it easy to see how much product you’re distributing.
“A powder puff will press the powder into the skin and blur any shine and imperfections.
It also helps with the longevity of the makeup,” says Henney.
Its also a great tool for setting makeup."
How are powder puffs different than makeup brushes?
How should I choose a powder puff?
When it comes to choosing a powder puff, you have many options.
Available in various materials, start by considering which feels and textures you prefer on your skin.
Additionally, think about how you plan to use the powder puffs.
“I always prefer the kinds made of velour,” says Bhatty.
“For undereyes, choose a puff with a triangular point on one end.
Bhatty adds that she likes to use an extra large, round puff for bronzer and highlighter.
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This ensures our testing base spans different skin tones, genders, and dermatological conditions.
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