So I have not purchased a new setting powder in such a long time really because they last forever and I went on kind of a Kat Von D haul and so I'm using their Lock It setting powder in the color translucent. I already have some under this eye but I just want to show how just really finely milled the powder is. And it looks good in person too. It doesn't, it's very fine. If you give me a minute I will be right back. While I'm baking I just wanted to show off how pretty the component is. And in person my skin looks really good with the Good Apple foundation and the setting powder.

Quick tip on how I like to set my under eyes and it doesn't budge at all throughout the day. You're gonna need these two, a loose powder that blends out easily and that's invisible on your under eyes and a press powder with color in it that's slightly lighter than your under eyes. Load up a small brush with the loose powder, tilt your head down and press it in, going back and forth, back and forth and really getting the powder on there. I don't wanna pack it on and then sweep a bunch of it away. I just wanna press it into the skin from the get-go. Next, take your press powder that has color in it and slightly lighter than your under eyes and do the exact same thing on top of the loose powder. And if ever you're afraid of putting too much powder, just use less of each powder. I've been doing this trick for like 10 years now and let me tell you, my under eye makeup doesn't budge at all. If you are dryer and you're concerned about how much powder you're using, just make sure your base is incredibly hydrated or you can really spritz it afterwards with a dewy or hydrating mist. And that's how I set my under eye makeup so it doesn't budge at all.

Today I have the L'Occitane Translucent Powder from Kat Von D And this is honestly one of my favorite translucent powders. It really smooths and just refines anything And just really sets everything into place not to mention it holds all day long If you've never tried the Kat Von D translucent powder today is your chance I like to use a puff when applying any translucent powders Smooth it out on my hand for even distribution and we are just going to start setting our under eyes Look at the instant difference I mean sold yet

The first step is to use a loose powder that blends out easily and is invisible on the under eyes. KVD recommends loading up a small brush with the loose powder and pressing it into the skin, ensuring it is well-distributed without being overly packed. This technique helps to set the makeup from the start and prevent any budging throughout the day.

Video Review of #KVD BEAUTY Lock-It Setting Powder by Liana

Video Review of #KVD BEAUTY Lock-It Setting Powder by Liana