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The 34-year-old also suggested mattifying\u00a0specific parts of your face to avoid breakage.<\/p>\n
“Take a powder and lightly put it in the areas your\u00a0makeup might separate<\/a>,” she advised. “It locks in your makeup and doesn’t move at all. But it needs to be a thin powder<\/a> or else it might have some reverse effects.”<\/p>\n Her recommendation? Charlotte Tilbury’s Airbrush Flawless Finish Setting Powder<\/a>. “It’s buildable,” Ash shared, “but it feels really lightweight on the skin.”<\/p>\n And if you really want to take your look\u00a0to the next level, don’t be afraid to set it.<\/p>\n “One thing I love is I’ll take the\u00a0One\/Size Setting Spray<\/a> and I’ll spray it in two layers,” the beauty expert revealed. “I’ll drench the face with the setting spray, take a break to breathe, then do another round.”<\/p>\n In between layering, Ash will grab her\u00a0powder puff\u00a0and\u00a0gently tap powder into the skin while the setting spray is still drying.<\/p>\n “When I really want it to last, I’ll use either the Charlotte Tilbury Setting Spray<\/a> or the Urban Decay<\/a>,” she continued.\u00a0“The point is to layer one of the three. It really locks it in and makes it look flawless. And it\u00a0won’t budge in those really hot climates.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n