on trend magazine issue 5 | Page 21

With warm weather comes sweat and sweat leads to makeup slide-off. The best way to keep your gorgeous look in place (beside primer), is to grab a setting spray or powder. The right choice for you is truly dependent upon your skin type. Let's break it down by skin type. Setting your makeup can add a good four hours of life to your daily makeup. I find myself able to skip touch ups at work and make it through those outdoor parties without turning into an oil slick when I set my makeup properly. - Written By Korena Knippenberg of Korena K Beauty DRY SKIN PROTOCOL: I recommend avoiding powders as your skin may not respond well to the drying nature of the product. Same goes for a face with deeper lines and creases. This product can unfortunately bring more attention to those areas. Go with a Setting Spray. If you are extra dry, go for a product that adds back moisture. Worth the Splurge - Urban Decay Chill (Cooling & Hydrating) will not only set your makeup but give you a slightly dewey finish which is beautiful for late spring / early summer weather! Skip the Cost - e.l.f Setting Spray can be found at your local drugstore. It is a great starter setting spray for those new to the game. COMBO or OILY SKIN PROTOCOL You have the option of using powder or spray. If you are a combo skin type. Avoid using powder on the dry areas. Urban Decay All Nighter Spray is a great for combo skin. Urban Decay De-Slick is THE choice for oily skin and helps to control oil and prevent that greasy face appearance. Ben Nye Translucent Setting Powder. This is a celebrity makeup artist favorite for good reason. There is no flashback in photos from this product and it truly sets clear. The most popular choice is the ‘Banana’ shade. Laura Mercier Translucent Setting Powder. Avoid using a heavy amount of this product if you plan on being photographed. If a flash is used, a reflective flashback can cause the applied product areas to become very obvious. If using spray, save your mascara until AFTER you spray. Often the oils from the product can weigh down those gorgeous lashes.