Aaaaaand this is one of the reasons i gave up on makeup every day. I thought they were the same thing. Im kinda mad at myself for all the setting spray ive ever bought.
I think there are some exceptions when it comes to using poweders. people with dry skin like myself, prefer our makeup without powder and use setting spray to set the face. since our skin doesnt produce as much oil, there isnt a risk really for our makeup to crease - if we use products made for dry skin
I'm 45 with dry skin I've tried several powders and used the smallest amount. I press it in, but several hours later I am showing major wrinkling and dryness. Wrinkling I didn't even know I had!! So I can't use powder, unless it's for pictures or something less than a couple hours. I think it's just cause I'm older and dry. I don't have a problem with my concealer creasing without powder, thankfully. 😌
I’ve tried several setting powders, several techniques and setting powder just doesn’t do well on my skin. As soon as I apply powder i can just see it clinging to the dry parts on my face and it just looks horrendous on my under eyes. I have a skin care routine, I moisturize, I’ve done everything possible so I just avoid it. I have extremely dry skin and it just doesn’t seem like I’m able to use it. Does my concealer crease under my eyes? Yeah it does a little but it looks 100% worse when I add powder on top. So I just avoid it over all. It seems to do wonders for other people but I avoid it completely now.
@@slaybyjessMine does. I'm in my 30s and have combination skin with dry spots which really pick up any powder. What I do is use a foundation powder as setting powder, and I only use it under the eyes and around my nose, then i use a setting spray to melt that powder in so it doesn't set in my lines and on my dry patches. It mostly works🤷♀️😅
once you start getting around your mid 20's, powders start emphasize lines that aren't there and powder gets a lot trickier to use, I started to realize this when I turned 27 that i couldnt use powders to set like I used to when i was 20. i started relying on setting sprays to help keep my makeup in place if you are in your mid/late 20's and realizing this is happening to you, its completely normal! playing with setting sprays and primers might be best
40yo with very dry skin here, and powder is almost unusable for me. I use the tiniest bit right up under my lower lashes to prevent mascara transfer and maybe a little below my blush as a reverse contour. As you age you've gotta start rethinking your makeup entirely. I don't even wear foundation or concealer anymore. My entire routine centers around looking hydrated. Lol
@@krisdianeyep, I’ve given up on under eye concealer as well. I’ve tried a million different kinds but they all emphasize the lines. I just invest in brightening eye creams and overall better skincare products now instead💯
@@suzq2744 exactly! Concealer ages my face by ten years. I wear an illuminator and blush, maybe a green primer on redness if I need it, but nothing under the eyes.
42, and still use setting powder. I have very oily skin, and so my wrinkles are practically non existent. It really depends on your skin type, and how you prep your skin. 😊
@@VintageCharms of course everyone's skin is different! my comment was for people who's skin type has changed from tolerating powders, to not tolerating powders.
Yes but many of us HATE our skin to be matte. So we skip the powder and just spray a little setting spray 🤷🏼♀️ obviously they’re not the same thing. If they were, we wouldn’t be using the spray either, would we?
I am so very impressed with your level of knowledge about makeup and its application! More so, because you are incredibly young, but your advice is on par with that of industry professionals! Bravo to you, Lovely young lady! 🤗 Continue to bring your expertise to the masses, @slaybyjess! You're so appreciated! 💝
people really thought they’re the same thing? Powder is for after foundation and concealer to set. Setting spray is pretty much like a top-coat to your makeup, keeping it from breaking down or messing up. how do ppl mix these up
They have similar names. Why is it strange that some people might assume they're used for the same purpose? Kind of snobby to assume people should be able to magically tell the difference.
There are many setting sprays out there to give you a glow. So you can still use the setting spray to set the makeup then use the spray to give you the glow you want.
I hate powder bc I have dry skin and don’t like a matte look but as I’m getting older I do appreciate powder has the “blurring” and “softening” effect - you will not get that from spray
sharing my experience as somebody who just bought and started using both yes setting powder and setting spray are not interchangeable but setting spray didn't feel like an optional thing to me, whenever I feel my skin is dry I skip the powder and use setting spray which works great, but I know when it'll be too humid here I'm gonna use BOTH setting powder and spray because the spray does make the makeup look more natural and makes it stick to your skin better!
Personalny i still will not really use setting powder. I have a SUPER dry skin so it's never oily, and I don't use creamy products 🤷♀️ But I understand that it's really important for a lot of people. Some days I use a little bit of powder on my nose, but just rarely when I feel like my Glass skin skinCare routine worked too well 😂
what setting powder do you use because i want one but i dont like the look that my black girlies have where the powder brighten under their eyes i just want a even finish..just started wearing makeup btw and i have creasing and oily skin 😭
id suggest making sure you do skincare before applying makeup. washing face, applying moisturizers, then a makeup primer. this helps alot. otherwise maybe your foundation and/or powder doesn’t work for your skin ❤️ keep trail and error youll figure out for you
OK. It’s time I ask, can you make like a tutorial/video on what 10 year old beginners should be using, skincare and makeup? (Edit):To clear things up I’m not a 10 yr old Sephora kid, OK. It’s just my sis is 10 and she’s wondering-
I THINK YOU SHOULD READ ABOUT THAT A BIT MORE. SETTING SPRAY DOES PLAY A ROLE IN EXTENDING THE WEAR OF YOUR MAKEUP. THEY ARE ALMOST THE SAME THING WITH DIFFERENT TEXTURES AND WITH SETTING POWDER MORE MATTE. BUT THE WORD SETTING IS USED AS THE SAME IN BOTH PHRASES. THEY ARE NOT DIFFERENT. THEY WORK SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTLY. I AM TALKING ABOUT WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THE WORD ‘SETTING’ THAT IT IS DIFFERENT IN BOTH. IT IS NOT.
Aaaaaand this is one of the reasons i gave up on makeup every day. I thought they were the same thing. Im kinda mad at myself for all the setting spray ive ever bought.
It’s ok girl! Now you know 💕
I think there are some exceptions when it comes to using poweders. people with dry skin like myself, prefer our makeup without powder and use setting spray to set the face. since our skin doesnt produce as much oil, there isnt a risk really for our makeup to crease - if we use products made for dry skin
That’s true as well! I’m curious about your under eye area though, doesn’t it crease without powder?
I'm 45 with dry skin I've tried several powders and used the smallest amount. I press it in, but several hours later I am showing major wrinkling and dryness. Wrinkling I didn't even know I had!! So I can't use powder, unless it's for pictures or something less than a couple hours. I think it's just cause I'm older and dry. I don't have a problem with my concealer creasing without powder, thankfully. 😌
@@slaybyjess It doesn't! especially if you usw the right concealer. my favorites are nyx bare with me concealer and catrice camouflage
I’ve tried several setting powders, several techniques and setting powder just doesn’t do well on my skin. As soon as I apply powder i can just see it clinging to the dry parts on my face and it just looks horrendous on my under eyes. I have a skin care routine, I moisturize, I’ve done everything possible so I just avoid it. I have extremely dry skin and it just doesn’t seem like I’m able to use it. Does my concealer crease under my eyes? Yeah it does a little but it looks 100% worse when I add powder on top. So I just avoid it over all. It seems to do wonders for other people but I avoid it completely now.
@@slaybyjessMine does. I'm in my 30s and have combination skin with dry spots which really pick up any powder. What I do is use a foundation powder as setting powder, and I only use it under the eyes and around my nose, then i use a setting spray to melt that powder in so it doesn't set in my lines and on my dry patches. It mostly works🤷♀️😅
once you start getting around your mid 20's, powders start emphasize lines that aren't there and powder gets a lot trickier to use, I started to realize this when I turned 27 that i couldnt use powders to set like I used to when i was 20. i started relying on setting sprays to help keep my makeup in place
if you are in your mid/late 20's and realizing this is happening to you, its completely normal! playing with setting sprays and primers might be best
40yo with very dry skin here, and powder is almost unusable for me. I use the tiniest bit right up under my lower lashes to prevent mascara transfer and maybe a little below my blush as a reverse contour.
As you age you've gotta start rethinking your makeup entirely. I don't even wear foundation or concealer anymore. My entire routine centers around looking hydrated. Lol
@@krisdianeyep, I’ve given up on under eye concealer as well. I’ve tried a million different kinds but they all emphasize the lines. I just invest in brightening eye creams and overall better skincare products now instead💯
@@suzq2744 exactly! Concealer ages my face by ten years. I wear an illuminator and blush, maybe a green primer on redness if I need it, but nothing under the eyes.
42, and still use setting powder. I have very oily skin, and so my wrinkles are practically non existent. It really depends on your skin type, and how you prep your skin. 😊
@@VintageCharms of course everyone's skin is different! my comment was for people who's skin type has changed from tolerating powders, to not tolerating powders.
You are so close to 100k!! 😮 Congrats!!! 🎉
Thanks for noticing!! I’m so grateful 🥹🫶🏼❤
Yes but many of us HATE our skin to be matte. So we skip the powder and just spray a little setting spray 🤷🏼♀️ obviously they’re not the same thing. If they were, we wouldn’t be using the spray either, would we?
what?
Me too😢
They’re not the same but if I had to pick
I’d choose setting spray over powder💯
I am so very impressed with your level of knowledge about makeup and its application! More so, because you are incredibly young, but your advice is on par with that of industry professionals! Bravo to you, Lovely young lady! 🤗 Continue to bring your expertise to the masses, @slaybyjess! You're so appreciated! 💝
people really thought they’re the same thing? Powder is for after foundation and concealer to set. Setting spray is pretty much like a top-coat to your makeup, keeping it from breaking down or messing up. how do ppl mix these up
They have similar names. Why is it strange that some people might assume they're used for the same purpose? Kind of snobby to assume people should be able to magically tell the difference.
I like how it looks before powder. I don’t want to be mattified. I wish I could find a way to keep my makeup in place without mattifying
Look for a quality moisturizing setting spray it will eliminate the looks of powder without making you caky
There are many setting sprays out there to give you a glow. So you can still use the setting spray to set the makeup then use the spray to give you the glow you want.
what setting powder do you use (in this video)?! need a good recommendation!
I rely on powder because I'm super shiny after all of my products. thinking I'll try adding spray too. I never knew to spray it onto a sponge
Which powders do you recommend? I have sensitive, acne prone skin and I have to moisturize a lot ❤
I absolutely love the Huda beauty loose powder and NYX can’t stop won’t stop powder. I’ve repurchased both over and over! 💕
@@slaybyjessWhich shade are you for the Huda Beauty Loose Setting Powder? 🤓
@@slaybyjessomg thank you! ❤
Needed this, thanks!
Could you make a tutorial on how to apply powder, please?❤
Hi, I am 51 years old. Can you please tell me which setting spray would be good for me and what setting powder would be good for me?
O my gosh you so gorgeous!!! You remind me of callie from greys anatomy
I hate powder bc I have dry skin and don’t like a matte look but as I’m getting older I do appreciate powder has the “blurring” and “softening” effect - you will not get that from spray
I use both😂
Shes so gorgeous omgg❤❤
🥹 thank you love
sharing my experience as somebody who just bought and started using both
yes setting powder and setting spray are not interchangeable but setting spray didn't feel like an optional thing to me, whenever I feel my skin is dry I skip the powder and use setting spray which works great, but I know when it'll be too humid here I'm gonna use BOTH setting powder and spray because the spray does make the makeup look more natural and makes it stick to your skin better!
Personalny i still will not really use setting powder. I have a SUPER dry skin so it's never oily, and I don't use creamy products 🤷♀️ But I understand that it's really important for a lot of people. Some days I use a little bit of powder on my nose, but just rarely when I feel like my Glass skin skinCare routine worked too well 😂
She is so reallll
What powder you use to conceal since I have oily skin . ? ❤love all ur videos btw !
what setting powder do you use because i want one but i dont like the look that my black girlies have where the powder brighten under their eyes i just want a even finish..just started wearing makeup btw and i have creasing and oily skin 😭
Yes
Okay but why is my foundation looking patchy in some areas after setting it with powder? ☹️
Beginner here 🙋🏽♀️
id suggest making sure you do skincare before applying makeup. washing face, applying moisturizers, then a makeup primer. this helps alot. otherwise maybe your foundation and/or powder doesn’t work for your skin ❤️ keep trail and error youll figure out for you
What she said! ❤
Please do a swatch video of Charlotte tilbury Hollywood flawless filters in the shade 3,4 and 4.5
What about using them both?
But I thought that glow was desired coz glow, healthy, youthful.. I'm I wrong
does anyone know which loose setting powder she uses? the one with the cute lil pink powder puff 🥺
Does setting powder go over setting spray?
What is the name of that powder?
Can u pls do a makeup idea for 12 yr olds??
What tool do you use to set the powder? And what powders do you like?
I use a powder puff and I love the Huda beauty loose powder and NYX can’t stop won’t stop powder ❤
What to use first settings spray or setting powder?
What if we use both the setting powder first then the setting spray
do I need both?
OK. It’s time I ask, can you make like a tutorial/video on what 10 year old beginners should be using, skincare and makeup?
(Edit):To clear things up I’m not a 10 yr old Sephora kid, OK. It’s just my sis is 10 and she’s wondering-
Where’s the link?
Matte makes my face cakey. Even lipstick didnt last long if matte. So i use setting powder and no setting spray.
There are hydrating setting stays too, that add a little glow and hydrating back into the skin. Like the Milk hydrogrip one, it’s one of my faves
Yes they are completely different 😂😂
Tell best setting spray
How do you know what powder to you
I can’t believe they actually said that.
weird thing is, if i set my liquid blushes with spray they last longer than if i use powder which is strange /:
Interesting! I actually don’t set my blush with loose powder either only powder brush
*blush
But my make up looks worse when I powder.
Sooo which one goes first 😶🌫️😶🌫️😶🌫️
Honestly spray can go pretty much as any step in your routine, but most commonly it’s the very last step ❤
Honestly? It depends on the formulas of whatever products you're even using. So... Maybe calm down? Idk
No I don’t think so but I’m calm ☺️
Heyyyyy
Btw what setting powder are you using?
Huda beauty loose powder 💕
I THINK YOU SHOULD READ ABOUT THAT A BIT MORE. SETTING SPRAY DOES PLAY A ROLE IN EXTENDING THE WEAR OF YOUR MAKEUP. THEY ARE ALMOST THE SAME THING WITH DIFFERENT TEXTURES AND WITH SETTING POWDER MORE MATTE. BUT THE WORD SETTING IS USED AS THE SAME IN BOTH PHRASES. THEY ARE NOT DIFFERENT. THEY WORK SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTLY. I AM TALKING ABOUT WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT THE WORD ‘SETTING’ THAT IT IS DIFFERENT IN BOTH. IT IS NOT.
Can you do make up for a 11 year old