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Oil-control powders are typically sold as pressed powders and as loose setting powders.

Product listings recommend oil-control powders for a wide range of skin types, including normal, combination, dry, mature, oily, sensitive, acne-prone, and very dry skin.

Finishes range from natural and matte to semi-matte or illuminating. Some powders are labeled shimmer or sheer, while others are listed as translucent.

Common directions recommend buffing powder onto the face and neck with a brush or pressing it on with a puff; some notes also mention using fingers for targeted blending.

Descriptions and reviews indicate that powders can blur imperfections, smooth the look of pores and fine lines, and create a soft-focus or airbrushed appearance.

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