How do you get rid of ';peach fuzz'; showing through when you use powder makeup?

I've recently started using a powder makeup, but I notice that it brings out the ';peach fuzz'; on my face that normally wouldn't show. Is there any way to reduce or eliminate it showing while using a powder makeup???How do you get rid of ';peach fuzz'; showing through when you use powder makeup?
Be sure to apply the powder in a downward motion to avoid lifting the peach fuzz. If this doesn't help, you can just wax your face...i'm just kidding dont do that...this is the only way I know of to avoid lifting facial peach fuzz, but it's probably not even bad, you're most likely the only person who notices it so peach fuzz or not put on your biggest smile and don't let it get in the way of your confidence. Hope this helpsHow do you get rid of ';peach fuzz'; showing through when you use powder makeup?
put on mosturizer on ur face first, then the pressed powder. or mix the two but instead of using powder, use foundation.
Always apply in downward strokes or try waxing or threading works great.
Use and brush to put it on and stroke down. Your hair on your face naturally grows downward so gently stroke powder on in the same direction
simple....you wax it
Whatever you do, DO NOT!!!! Do not use a razor of any sort on your face not eyebrow razor especially, i did that recently and it made my face a pure mess. I have peach fuzz all over my face and it is a Sandy blonde color and in the sun it looks like i have reddish powder on and i could Not stand it, after i used the eyebrow razor and got terrible results and razor bumps i have learned to appreciate the fuzz. There is nothing you can do that will not result in it growing back thicker or worst. Make it work for you, like i have for me. Use liquid foundation and it does not show the fuzz to much. GOOD LUCK!





Oh Yeah! I am a lightskinned black female with sandy blonde peach fuzz all over me. HMM!
When you put the makeup on, make sure you put it on with downward strokes so the fuzz lays down. If that doesn't work, places like wal-mart and target sell a trimmer its about $8. It looks kinda like a toothbrush and you can use it for your eyebrows also. Works fantastic.
Wax, shave, tweeze it, depilatory creams, gels, lotions, and if you have the money think about laser or electrolysis which is a permanent hair removal.
Yes, by shaving it off. Not with a regular razor mind you, but with an eyebrow razor. These are avaliable in most beauty shops and at Walmart for about $2 for a pack of three. You gently run the razor down your face and the fuzz is gone. Don't worry, it doesn't grow back in thickly.