How I Use Spot-Setting to Add Glow

Flawless, luminous skin isn’t just for dry or perfect skin types—even oily or acne-prone skin can glow, if you set it right. Instead of a full-face matte base (which often flattens real skin), I use targeted setting. The key? Keep the center polished and the edges airy. Start by lightly pressing powder under the eyes, around the nose, mouth corners, nose tip, and between the brows—areas prone to creasing, oil, or enlarged pores. Use a small puff or brush, and always tap, don’t drag. If you have blemishes or oil-prone zones (like cheeks near the nose), go for a sheer powder just to reduce shine. But never mattify the cheekbones. Let the light reflect naturally there—it’s what makes skin look alive. Forehead and chin? Leave them with a soft glow. This technique gives you camera-ready wear and real-life texture. No cakey mask. Just refined skin with dimension. #beauty #makeup #settingpowder