Article: This is the step that is referred to as "baking," although the application of the concealer is just as important. You can use your blending brush, your damp makeup sponge, or a clean makeup sponge or wedge. Spray your applicator of choice with a bit of makeup setting spray. Dip the brush, sponge, or wedge into the same translucent powder you used previously. Apply it thickly under your eyes, as well as any other areas of your face where you applied concealer. Apply the translucent powder extremely generously to underneath your eyes, as well as the concealer on your chin, under the hollows of your cheeks, the bridge of your nose, and your forehead. Continue dipping the brush into the translucent powder to pack plenty of product over your concealer. After you're done applying the translucent powder, you will look silly. Don't worry that's simply part of the baking process! It should look thick and clownish as it "bakes." The translucent powder allows the heat from your face to set your liquid foundation and concealer firmly into place, so give it about five or ten minutes to bake fully.

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Pack on loose powder generously. Allow the translucent powder to sit.