Do I need to use any compact or powder on top of this?
2004151
I do use a light setting powder on top of this BB cream. I like a matte finish.
187218
Yes. I prefer to put on my powder first and use this as a finishing touch. It gives more of a glow or shimmer that way which is what I'm looking for.
286668
have not used any powder products, it might work with powder but I don't think so. try it and let me know how it works.
1205852
No, it is only the mesh top. Which works very well for heavy powders. I use it for diatomaceous earth for flea prevention on my dogs. I have another one which I use for sprinkling coconut flour for a breading on meat. There are many uses. But only one shaker per order.
1349799
To echo your first reply, use only a partial volume of powder, maybe in the recommended ≤1/4. With the nozzle part at top, give it a few shakes to create an internal "cloud" of powder. With the nozzle up, a partial squeeze will blow puffs as it draws from the cloud. If you want a stream, use it with the nozzle at bottom. Test these techniques first, to avoid unintended accidents. Maybe your (dry) shower space or bath tub would be a good test zone, and easy to clean up.
290776
Haven't used it but the machine has powerful suction and should be able to handle the powder easily. Make sure the filters are clean (wash) to maintain the powerful suction.
111182
Perfect. Just remember to feather the powder on for a more realistic effect.
1994951
To be honest I did not need to use it. Once screwed on it was tight enough. But if you do want to use it, apply before. It will dry later
680825
You can put on top of it just a thin layer. The Coastal cover is not fluid, is thicker, so you cannot add to much powder on top. I guess it is depending what type of skin you have. Mine is dry so I dont use to much powder. But the Coastal palette is great for contouring.
133548
Wait until not muddy but also not powder dry. The soil should be easy to crumble apart in your hands.
1848633
Not sure what is best, but I used a paper filter that I had on hand from spray painting. I do recommend using a mask. The powder hangs in the air like fine smoke.
1084424
I have been seeing warnings about working with this in powder form without the proper mask...I too, would like some specific information on how to work with this safely.
206805
There was something in the instructions about using talcum powder when you store it to prevent it from drying out too much. I roll it up the best that I can, and then I put it in one of those really big Ziploc bags (10 gallon size).As far as setup, it's a lot easier if you follow the directions - stop filling it up when there's a half inch or so with water. Spread it out properly and smooth out the bottom a little better than just letting it fill. I've found that there's a pretty big difference when I take a few minutes to do that - the sides stay up a lot better.
721617
It is a very fine powder and I am not sure that you can use that because it may clog or pack in the spreader, I use a small bottle and it keeps clogging with that and I have to shake it down. You might want to get one that is for fine powder spreaders.
660995
you could do eaither or.. as equipment is pretty small.. but i think is best to keep it on a flat surface as it may get hot at times and you can avoid burns as if not hold propperly you might burn.
1165156
Hi. This is a powder product. I think the smaller pieces work much better than the powder. :)
1582251
I use the recipe on the jar which is 2 Tbsp of powder plus just shy of 3 Tbsp of water. If it is a little lumpy I use my tiny whisk or buzz it up with my milk frother. I use it mostly for baking which means I just add it and then some water to the ingredients without mixing it. I only mix it if I'm making scrambled eggs.