Setting sprays and powders can both boost the staying power of your makeup look, but their finishes and ideal application techniques vary. Use a setting powder on areas that could use more oil control ...

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Powders have come a long way in recent years. No longer just a compact to pull out when you’re going to the restroom to “powder your nose,” today’s formulas are more innovative and versatile than ever ...

I don’t consider myself a huge makeup person, but as a beauty editor, I somehow own an embarrassing amount of it. Of all the products that land on my desk, the one I can’t seem to stop collecting is ...

Glassy complexions may be all the rage, but professional make-up artists understand that what sets a dewy, ultra-expensive skin finish apart from make-up that veers too greasy is clever, targeted use ...

The best setting powder for mature skin does more than just keep your makeup in place. This makeup bag staple is a necessity for a smoother, more radiant complexion—but sometimes it can be tricky to ...

Before I knew anything about makeup, I wondered why my skin would always look like an oil slick by the middle of the day. And with all that greasiness on my face, my makeup would slide right off (but ...

No makeup look is complete without a dusting of setting powder. Sure, you can easily drop $30+ on prestige favorites, but there are plenty of drugstore setting powders out there that are just as good.

Setting powder is probably one of those things you’ve heard about but never really used. Maybe you’re a minimalist loves the no-makeup look pioneer by Bobbi Brown, or you’re worried that powder might ...