Powder should be applied after foundation or BB cream and before bronzer and blush to set your make-up, even out the base and prepare the skin for other products without causing colour differences. If, however, you want to set a complete make-up look, you can use the sheer powder to round things off because it won't change the colour.
To choose the right powder colour, find one that's similar to your skin tone. Try it on your jawline and make sure it blends with your natural tone.
Sheer powder is used to set make-up and provide a velvety finish without altering the colour.
For combination or oily skin, choose powders with a matte finish and, if needed, touch up during the day with a light dusting of sheer powder on areas of your face that tend to be shinier.
No, powder isn't a replacement for foundation. That said, some compact coloured formulas have a smoothing effect that naturally minimises the visibility of imperfections. If you prefer to use powder products for your base, opt for a KIKO powder foundation and finish your make-up with a fixer











