How to use setting spray

How best to use the setting spray depends on the recipe. For a spray setting spray, hold the bottle 5 to 6 inches from your face and spray a generous amount of spray over your entire face for 3 to 4 seconds. For non-aerosol setting sprays, you need to shake the bottle first to make sure the formula is well mixed. Hold the bottle 10 inches from your face and paint your face in an X or t shape. One thing you should remember is to avoid spraying the formula directly into your eyes. This applies to both types of formulations. Close your eyes and spray all over the area to help lock in the eye makeup.

For the most part, you don’t need to reapply setting spray, but you can if you touch up your powder at any point and want it to appear more seamless.

Setting spray VS setting powder

If you're trying to decide between a setting spray and a setting powder, it's worth considering your skin type. In general, setting powders are best for oily skin as they are generally softer.

If you really want your makeup to last, regardless of your skin type, use a setting powder first, then use a setting spray as the final step in your makeup routine. Together, the two will keep your makeup on throughout the day