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Powder Tips/ Skin Care Tips

  • Use loose powder to set makeup and compact powder for easy touch-ups during the day or night. For excessively oily skin, use Translucent Ultra Matte Powder.
  • 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.
  • Set your foundations with a Sacha Cosmetics Loose Powder. Keep your compact powder handy for touch ups during the day. If you 'shine' a lot you should use an oil absorbent powder such as Sacha's Ultra Matte Powders in Light, Medium or Dark.
  • Dust a light layer of pressed powder over the face. A pressed powder with an SPF 15 that includes the UVA-protecting ingredients avobenzone, titanium dioxide, or zinc oxide is an excellent option to assure all day sun protection.
  • Too much color? Most makeup artists dust on a layer of loose powder or pressed powder to take off the edge.
  • Makeup artists will tell you that clear healthy skin is the perfect canvas for makeup. Use Sacha's simple but effective cleansing routine: Cleanse, Tone, Moisturize, Renew.
  • Make your skin look soft, moist and clear just in time for summer! Use a buffing cream after you cleanse. Pay careful attention especially to the rough spots (elbows, knees, and heels). Follow up with a moisturizer made for your skin type and use one that exfoliates.
  • For excessively oily skin use our Purifying Gel Cleanser to gently wash away the excess oils.
  • Regardless of skin color or skin type you must use a daily moisturizer with at least SPF 15 sun protection. For dry skin use Sacha's Hydration Plus Daily Moisturizer. For oily skin use Sacha's Hydrating Daily Moisturizer. These moisturizers can be worn alone or as excellent under makeup bases.
  • Keep your skin in great condition at all times! We recommend Sacha Cosmetics skin care products made specifically for your skin type.
  • Make your skin look soft, moist and clear just in time for summer! Use a buffing cream after you cleanse. Pay careful attention especially to the rough spots (elbows, knees, and heels). Follow up with a moisturizer made for your skin type and use one that exfoliates like Visible Action Skin Revealing Lotion.
  • If you have oily skin, blot away the excess oil by laying either a tissue or one of the face-blotting papers sold by some cosmetics companies over the face and blotting. Perm endpapers also work well. Do this before you do anything else.
  • If you mix foundation and sunscreen in equal quantities and apply, it makes for an excellent day make-up that also protects the skin.
Skin types
  • Dry skin - dry or flaky all of the time.
  • Normal skin - stays dry most of the time. Sometimes oily around the nose and chin area.
  • Oily skin - Have difficulty keeping cosmetics on. Skin is oily around the face most of the time.

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