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Smoother pores, more even skin tone, less shine, and, over time,refined skin texture.
As a bonus, it even includes a velour puff applicator.
Still not believing all the hype around this powder?
The adorable triangle-shaped compact adds a nice touch, too.
It offers light to medium coverage in six shades, including Loyalty (pictured).
(It’s also jam-packed with nourishing, soothing ingredients like bisabolol and squalane.)
“It held up really well in the dog days of summer,” Rebecky says.
come together to create a beautiful blurred and matte finish, successfully keeping shine at bay.
With nine shade options, its easy to find the perfect one based on your undertones.
Suitable for normal tooily skintypes, this best-seller is specially formulated to minimize shine and mattify skin in seconds.
Key Ingredients:Talc, perlite |Available Shades:24
What are the benefits of pressed powder?
For one, they lend staying power to cream and liquid foundation formulas.
This makes them an especially ideal choice for those withdryormature skin, on whom traditional powders can look cakey.
How do I apply pressed powder?
Remember that less is more when it comes to pressed powderafter all, it’s not bronzer or blush.
Does the brand offer a wide shade range inclusive of consumers with all skin tones and undertones?
Is it safe for readers who have sensitive skin or wear contact lenses?
Is it on the affordable side or more of a splurge?
Is its packaging consciously designed or needlessly wasteful?
This ensures our testing base spans different skin tones, genders, and dermatological conditions.
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