How it feels
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How would you rate the oil control? Stayed very shine-free (100%)
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How would you rate the pore blurring? Looked slightly smoother (100%)
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How would you rate the powder fallout? Almost none (100%)
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How would you rate the lifting or flaking? Almost none (100%)
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How would you rate the white cast? Almost none (100%)
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Ratings & reviews
User photos
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A natural, silky-smooth, translucent filter powder. Because it’s a clear, finely milled powder, it can keep building up and start looking cakey if you’re not careful. Apply it super thinly, as if polishing the skin, and it doesn’t look powdery—it gives a natural glow and translucence and looks really nice! Because it’s a translucent powder, it doesn’t brighten the skin tone that much. It also kind of blurs pores with the soft reflection of light. ・For people who want an absolutely silky-smooth finish ・For people who want to preserve the overall look of their base makeup, like their foundation or primer ・Especially for people whose base makeup has a glowy finish and who want to keep a natural glow I recommend it! I’m ↑, so I was satisfied. The more solid your foundation and concealer are, the more I think it softens the made-up look and makes your skin look as if it was naturally beautiful to begin with. On the other hand, I think it would also be good for people with beautiful skin who can get by with natural makeup (I’m not one of them, so I’m just imagining it, sob)
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