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"Confession time: The day I took my driver&amp;#x27;s license photo (years and years and years ago!), I&amp;#x27;d attempted a fresh-faced dewy look with my makeup. Big mistake; HUGE! Instead of coming across all gorgeous and glowy like I did in person, the camera captured a version of IJJ that looked much more like a veritable oil slick. (I still cringe when I have to pull my ID out!)I now know that there&amp;#x27;s an incredibly fine line between dewy and oily, especially when a high-powered camera is involved. Unfortunately for actress Shailene Woodley (pictured here on the red carpet at the L.A. premiere of The Spectacular Now), it looks like she&amp;#x27;s in the midst of learning that lesson too.Here&amp;#x27;s the thing&amp;amp;#8212;had she have swept translucent finishing or setting powder across her cheeks and T-zone, it would have mattified her skin and eliminated the excessive shine we see here. (Plus, it helps minimize the appearance of enlarged pores while smoothing over fine lines and wrinkles.) In my opinion, it&amp;#x27;s an absolute must-have for those with oily/combination skin types and those who wear liquid or cream foundation. Need a recommendation? Below, a few of my favorites.Clockwise from top left: E.l.f. Studio High Definition Powder, $6, eyeslipsface.com | Smashbox Photo Set Finishing Powder, $29, smashbox.com | Make Up for Ever HD Microfinish Powder, $34, sephora.com | VS Pro Flawless Translucent Finishing Powder, $18, victoriassecret.com.Is a light dusting of translucent powder a regular part of your beauty regimen? Which one is your favorite?Photo Credits: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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