Setting powder for dry skin?

[mila]

Are all setting/translucent powder the same, or are there better ones that won't cling to dry patches on my face?

[calico]

If I can't get rid of the dry patches via exfoliation and moisturizer, I will go without powder in the winter and set my face with a setting spray instead. MAC has a careblend pressed powder that I like. Also, have you tried using a face mist after powdering to take that powdered look away?

[Champagne Supernova]

Sept 12, 2017 7:00:30 GMT -5 calico said:

If I can't get rid of the dry patches via exfoliation and moisturizer, I will go without powder in the winter and set my face with a setting spray instead. MAC has a careblend pressed powder that I like. Also, have you tried using a face mist after powdering to take that powdered look away?

Yes, definitely give this a try because it works for me. I have peeling patches from healing acne all over my chin and a face mist or a setting spray (UD All-Nighter or the KVD one) actually works!

[mila]

Sept 12, 2017 7:00:30 GMT -5 calico said:

If I can't get rid of the dry patches via exfoliation and moisturizer, I will go without powder in the winter and set my face with a setting spray instead. MAC has a careblend pressed powder that I like. Also, have you tried using a face mist after powdering to take that powdered look away?

No I haven't. I have seen YTers so this, but have always wondered if it will "erase" why you just powdered (to set the makeup)?

[mila]

Sept 12, 2017 14:37:15 GMT -5 Champagne Supernova said:

Sept 12, 2017 7:00:30 GMT -5 calico said:

If I can't get rid of the dry patches via exfoliation and moisturizer, I will go without powder in the winter and set my face with a setting spray instead. MAC has a careblend pressed powder that I like. Also, have you tried using a face mist after powdering to take that powdered look away?

Yes, definitely give this a try because it works for me. I have peeling patches from healing acne all over my chin and a face mist or a setting spray (UD All-Nighter or the KVD one) actually works!

Do you do primer, foundation, and then the spray?
Or do all your make up (brush, eye, etc) then spray?

[Champagne Supernova]

Sept 12, 2017 19:00:10 GMT -5 mila said:

Sept 12, 2017 14:37:15 GMT -5 Champagne Supernova said:

Yes, definitely give this a try because it works for me. I have peeling patches from healing acne all over my chin and a face mist or a setting spray (UD All-Nighter or the KVD one) actually works!

Do you do primer, foundation, and then the spray?
Or do all your make up (brush, eye, etc) then spray?

I do everything and spray.

[calico]

Sept 12, 2017 18:58:15 GMT -5 mila said:

Sept 12, 2017 7:00:30 GMT -5 calico said:

If I can't get rid of the dry patches via exfoliation and moisturizer, I will go without powder in the winter and set my face with a setting spray instead. MAC has a careblend pressed powder that I like. Also, have you tried using a face mist after powdering to take that powdered look away?

No I haven't. I have seen YTers so this, but have always wondered if it will "erase" why you just powdered (to set the makeup)?

Nope, just don't open your eyes before the spray is dry. If you do, you will cause your shadow to crease.


I fan myself with a folding fan to help it dry quickly b/c I am not a patient girl in the morning.  

[persa]

I have a mini fan on my vanity for drying my setting spray