Matte Setting Spray

Using a setting spray is not necessary for an everyday makeup look, but it can be a good option for special occasions, especially if you have oily skin. Make sure to choose the best setting spray for your skin type and apply a small amount to prevent your makeup from looking patchy.
 

"Mix a little setting spray with your foundation before putting it on—your foundation won't budge,"

Just as primer should be your first step in any makeup routine, setting spray should always be your last step. This is the step that locks in your look, making it so that you don't have to reapply any of your products throughout the day. This should always be your final step since it locks in everything underneath

Spritz your setting spray on your face after you've applied your makeup to ensure you lock everything in place. We recommend holding the bottle 6-8 inches from your face and spraying around 3 to 5 times in an “X” and “T” formation. One tip to remember? Less is more!

Step 1: Shake the Bottle. This step is important to make sure your setting spray goes on without dripping or splotches. ...
Step 2: Spray in an X- and T-Formation. For optimal application, hold the bottle about six to eight inches away from your face. ...
Step 3: Let Dry