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Setting Spray
Manage that midday makeup meltdown and keep your hard work in place with our selection of makeup-setting sprays - featuring bestsellers from beloved brands such as e.l.f. Cosmetics, LA Girl and Benefit. Read More
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Setting Sprays For Long-Lasting Makeup
Browse our collection of makeup-fixing sprays to keep your makeup locked on all day long.
Whether you have oily skin, dry skin or something in between, a setting spray will do wonders for the lifespan of your makeup, ensuring whatever look you've put on in the morning stays on until nighttime. Available in dewy and matte finishes to suit every taste, many of our iconic setting sprays also contain nourishing ingredients to hydrate the skin, reduce the appearance of pores or control oil.
Discover new and old favourites at the best discounts on setting sprays around, and you'll be well on your way to flaunting a flawless face in no time!
FAQs About Setting Spray
What is setting spray, and why do I need it?
Setting spray is the final step in your makeup routine, designed to lock in your look and enhance longevity. It helps prevent smudging, fading, and creasing, ensuring your makeup stays fresh throughout the day. Whether you're aiming for a matte, dewy, or natural finish, there's a setting spray tailored to your desired look.
How do I choose the right setting spray for my skin type?
For oily skin, opt for mattifying sprays that control shine and reduce excess oil. Dry skin benefits from hydrating formulas infused with ingredients like glycerin or hyaluronic acid. Combination skin can choose a balanced spray that offers both hydration and oil control. Always consider the finish you desire - matte, dewy, or natural - when selecting a setting spray.
Can setting spray replace primer?
While both products aim to enhance makeup longevity, they serve different purposes. Primer is applied before makeup to create a smooth base, while setting spray is used after makeup application to seal everything in place. For optimal results, use both in your routine.
