The spray proved to be highly waterproof, barely smudging our makeup after a splash of cold water to the face. This spray performed well throughout our tests, surpassing many of our expectations performance-wise while feeling like nothing on our faces. Not only did it feel really light on our skin, but it made our makeup pop, too. Earning a nearly perfect score in our tests, this spray absorbed quickly, protected makeup from daily wear, and even held up against a splash of water. Pricier compared to some others we testedįor makeup that lasts from day to night, look no further than this setting spray from Urban Decay.
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| Finish: Matte, shine-free | Best for: Normal, dry, combination, and oily skin One thing we want to point out: Be careful when spraying around your eye area - it was very irritating when it got in and around the eyes.įunctions: Setting makeup, hydration, protecting against blue light | Size: 2.7 oz. After testing several makeup routines between seasons, we have found that it works best when combined with a foundation and primer, although it still performs well without a primer or with a tinted moisturizer instead of foundation. How it's held up: This setting spray is still going strong. As an added bonus, this spray also absorbs blue light, so if come into contact with a lot of screens in your day-to-day, this product is ideal.
Overall, we believe this is a good setting spray that accommodates smaller budgets (especially for long-term use) and leaves your skin hydrated and makeup secure. When we splashed a bit of water onto our skin, a little bit of lipstick was removed, but our foundation stayed in place. However, the water-resistance test showed a minor hiccup - this spray isn’t completely waterproof. Once the spray was applied, we thought it almost felt too hydrating at first, but once it dried, our skin and makeup looked incredibly smooth without feeling cakey. We were skeptical at first, but later found that it was surprisingly comfortable and lightweight on our skin. Micro-Setting Mist offers solid makeup protection and a refreshing layer of hydration for a budget-friendly price. | Finish: Dewy, radiant | Best for: Normal, dry, combination, and oily skinĪ good setting spray doesn’t have to cost a fortune, and the E.l.f. During international travel, it kept our face looking dewy and feeling refreshed despite longer flights and jet lag.įunctions: Priming, hydrating, setting | Size: 2.87 oz. How it's held up: We found that this product kept our makeup looks in place throughout the holidays and even while out on New Years Eve, which impressed us. As Selena Gomez once said, “the heart wants what it wants," and our heart (and skin) says yes to this spray. Its versatility and reasonable cost makes this setting spray ideal for a daily beauty routine. The size of the bottle (almost 3 oz.) is also a plus, because you’re getting a good amount of product for the price. While the initial spray was light, we got more product after the next two pumps and were entranced by the smell - a fusion of gardenias, lotuses, and waterlilies. There was also minimal transfer to the towel we used to dry off, which was quite impressive. This setting spray is completely waterproof and kept our makeup looking pristine, even after splashing our face with water. We noticed that this spray seemed to melt into our foundation and even appeared to shrink the size of our pores, giving us a natural, glowing look. This light mist pampered us with its refreshing feeling as it settled onto our skin, as promised with its 4-in-1 technology (hydrate, prime, set, refresh). It’s rare that a product checks every box, but this setting spray from Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez did just that. Apply your highlighter under your eyes in an upside-down triangle shape, in the middle of your forehead, and the middle of your chin.Requires a few pumps to get a solid spray Then blend like crazy to avoid left over brown marks – yuck! For highlighting, accentuate your features with a highlighter, it should be two shades lighter than your foundation. Finish the look off with blush for a flush of color and ta-dah! You will be ready to dazzle!įor beginners, just build the contour around the top of your head, your cheekbones and the bottom of your face, pointing towards your chin to soften the point. We recommend dipping your brush in water when applying contour cream to make blending easier. Creams give you a more fluid, airbrushed effect too. Think first about what result you want – use powders for a matte finish, if you want something a little dewy, go for creams.
It is a simple step to integrate into your makeup routine. As we said before, from what you have probably read, contouring sounds difficult – but it actually isn’t complicated at all.
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