Banana Powder
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Banana Powder
Getting the brightest, freshest makeup is easier than ever with banana powder from CVS. Milled to perfection, banana powder formula is a great way to finish any look. Whether you use it to blend out imperfections or get an airbrushed, matte finish, you'll love the brightening effect it leaves on your face. Flattering for all skin tones, it's long been one of the makeup industry's best-kept secrets.
Why Use Banana Powder?
Banana powder was originally used by makeup artists for a number of reasons that can enhance your everyday beauty routine. In addition to offering a brightening effect or being able to correct colors, banana powder can also help control oily skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It comes in either a loose powder or a compact formula, depending on your preference.
What is the Benefit of Banana Powder for Your Face?
As the name implies, the best banana powders are made from finely milled bananas. Also used in food production, banana powder is packed full of antioxidants and nutrients. The naturally derived powder instantly offers a way to even skin tones and brighten up your makeup's overall appearance.
Unlike other high-definition powders or setting agents, banana powder formulas can act as either a blemish control or an overall finisher. It’s also perfect for smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles, elongating your makeup's wear time and helping oily skin stay looking fresh. A few great options include Maybelline's Lasting Fix Banana Powder and The Creme Shop's Go Bananas! Setting Powder.
How to Apply Banana Powder
Banana powder is known for giving a flawless finish, helping control oil and making fine lines and wrinkles disappear. From setting powder to color corrective blends, banana powder for faces is available in many brands and applications.
Once you've chosen the right one for your beauty needs, it's time to get to work. After you apply foundation and concealer to a freshly washed and moisturized face, use a powder brush to dab the powder to your entire face as a setting agent. Then, use it to concentrate on areas that might need a little more coverage.