As the final step in your base makeup
Use this after you've completed your foundation and concealer application. As a setting powder that smooths skin texture and locks in a soft-matte finish, applying it before color cosmetics like eyeshadow or blush helps improve their adherence and longevity.
Puff vs. brush: choose based on your desired finish
- With the puff: Take a moderate amount and press it gently into the skin for a noticeable blurring effect. If you've picked up too much product, tap off the excess before applying.
- With a brush: Lightly pick up powder that's been sifted through the mesh screen and tap it onto skin for a sheer, natural-looking set.
For areas where pores or texture are a concern, use the puff for targeted coverage. For an all-over tone-evening finish, sweep lightly with a brush.
How to use it throughout your day
For everyday makeup, apply a single sheer layer with a brush to keep your skin looking naturally smooth. When you need long-lasting wear for the office, focus the puff on your T-zone to control oil. For evening events or parties, set thoroughly all over with the puff, then add highlighter on top for a luminous, porcelain-like glow.
Products that pair well with this
Layer it over a hydrating cushion or glow foundation to tame excess shine while maintaining a soft, chiffon-like finish. Thanks to its sebum-control properties, it delivers a fresh result even without primer—but if your skin runs oily, pairing it with a matte primer will boost lasting power even further.
Hygienic use and storage
The built-in puff has antimicrobial properties for hygienic daily use. For best results, wash or replace it regularly. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and use within 24 months of opening. It removes easily with your regular cleanser. If you have sensitive skin, we recommend patch-testing on the inner arm before first use.