How you put on makeup is as important as the makeup itself. The first step is to find the right
shade of makeup foundation. Since most women, regardless of skin color, have
yellow based skin, they must wear a foundation with a yellow base. Sacha
manufactures the only line of yellow-based foundations on the market. [Read Testimonials ].
After you put on your foundation makeup you need to follow with a yellow based face powder to get that
sophisticated matte look. Face powders are an essential step in your makeup routine. They are available in either compact or loose form.
It is important to set your makeup foundation with a loose powder.
This helps to keep your foundation in place. Compact powders should be
used for touch ups.
Sacha's Translucent
Powders are light in texture providing a sheer, natural
finish. They are lightly tinted and work best with Sacha's yellow-based foundations.
The basic idea is, if you use a translucent powder over your foundation or concealer, it will set your makeup without adding too
much extra color.
TIP: For warmer climates or in the summer, take special care to set your foundation with a loose powder, as heat tends
to create slipping or running of your foundation. This is especially so in the case of cream foundation as they tend to have a higher oil content.
If you have extra oily skin, use our Ultra-Matte
Translucent Powders in Light, Medium or Dark shades. These powders were first developed for the Miss Universe Pageant 1999
to keep the delegates shine free during long days of shooting. They are sheer and contain loads of oil natural absorbers.
Complexion powders on the other hand, have a greater degree of color and because they are
more opaque, are used alone. They can also be used with your foundation to set, adjust or enhance. Put on makeup in this way and your face will
look flawless and natural-looking
Some women wear foundations that are too pink and try to neutralize the redness by finishing with one of our yellow-based powders. We strongly advise against this since
this will result in the color of your makeup turning orange. Remember red plus yellow equals orange! |