After perfecting the complexion with foundation, set the look with this finely milled setting powder. First, tap a small amount of the powder into the lid. Next, saturate the side of a makeup sponge or powder brush with the powder, tap off the excess and then lightly press and roll in areas you want to set. Focus on the T-zone and under-eye area. For a natural set, dust powder over the face using a large powder brush. For oily skin, use a small powder brush or A23 Pro Brush to press powder into the skin in areas that tend to experience excess shine. Pro Tips: The color of the veins on the inner wrist can help determine undertone. To find the perfect shade match, begin by selecting 3 shades of Luminous Foundation within the client's skin tone and undertone: (1) The shade you believe is the perfect match, (2) One shade lighter from your chosen shade, and (3) One shade deeper from your chosen shade. Apply a half-pump of each shade from lightest to deepest on the back of a clean hand or a metal mixing plate. Use a flat concealer brush to swatch each shade along the client's jawline for Fair-Medium skin tones and higher on the cheek or neck for Tan-Deep skin tones. Lightly blend each shade into the skin to find the one that matches the most effortlessly. Verify your shade selection by swatching from the cheek down toward the neck/chest area. Luminous Foundation looks great on its own. However, you can set it with Loose Setting Powder if desired. Complete your luminous look with blush, bronzer and glow. To sculpt the features and bring out the high points of the face, pair with Contour Powder Kit. For a more illuminated, luminous look, pair with Liquid Glow.