Ingredients: Talc, Mica, Kaolin, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidium), Squalane, Propylparaben. May contain: Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499).
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peskyPie2
I don’t know what is in this powder but after I used it for about a week my entire face began to become numb. It began around my nose then spread to my cheeks,temples and forehead. At first I thought I may have been having a serious medical issue but I realized I had just recently purchased the pressed powder at the $1 tree. I eliminated it and there wasn’t anymore problems. I’m now wondering what China is putting in these cosmetics.
truthfulOtter8
So many youtubers including Emily Noel have talked about this. After her last review & the amazing coverage I saw on her channel, I knew I must try it. I’d been using the Maybelline Fit Me Loose setting powder, but was never truly impressed by it as I felt it looks both dull & cakey. I started using this LA Colors for only $1.50 Canadian to set my foundation & haven’t used anything since. I love it. Only real downfall’s the awful packaging & trying to click it back in place after closing. Next time I’m at Dollar Tree I’ll stock up as they’re sooooo cheap????
troubledGelding5
This is a great powder. My skin looks better both after and during every time I use it. I love the ingredients, especially the squalane. I’ve never broken out because of this. The powder is tinted, but it has hardly any coverage, so I like to set my under eye concealer with it, just for a little tiny bit more of a brightening effect, and it works very well. It has never creased on me. I don’t bother using a brush with this because it doesn’t pick up enough product, I just use the little sponge applicator that comes included. I don’t think this is very good for oil control or mattifying, but it’ll do the job to set your concealers in place while letting your skin glow through naturally. I tend to get flaky and sometimes crusty (hey man, it happens to the best of us) but this never emphasizes any dryness. In fact, it smooths it all out, and you can’t even see the powder collecting on any roughness. I hit pan on these compacts pretty quickly, but they’re only a couple bucks at the dollar store. I wish the mirror inside was a little bigger.
outlyingDoves9
Wow. Quite impressive for a dollar store product. I really like it. It’s just as good as any powder out there- drugstore or department store. It has coverage, smoothness, and stays put. It also works very well with my very dry skin; doesn’t emphasize the dryness. This powder actually reminds me of Lancome’s Dual Finish. I don’t know if I would go as far as to say it’s a dupe; but it does have similar qualities. Definitely will be a repeat buyer.
debonairShads5
I really like this product but the one thing I don’t like about it is the packaging. The packaging has a very flimsy lid and it likes to pop off but can easily be put back together. I use this product daily as my foundation and amazing has great coverage for only 1 dollar. This lasts all day until I use a face wash to take off all of my makeup. Worth every penny, and I find that it works better than any other powder foundation I have used before from the drugstore and those are more expensive. This is truly an amazing example of quality over quantity. There is no reason to go out and buy a MAC pressed powder that is like $20 when things like this are at the drugstore for $1. Love this!
abjectMuesli3
Once again, I accidentally purchased this terrible product in BP 22 Tan. The color match was great for setting under eye concealer however, this powder is very powdery and does not blend very well. It is not finely milled at all. I thought that maybe purchasing a different shade will work in my favor however this powder is still horrible I do not recommend this powder. It is chalky, powdery, and does not blend very well into the skin without leaving and ashy white cast. When switched it appeared to be nice however, I was wrong. with this product I see that the second time around was not the charm and once again I wasted a few bucks on a cheaply-made product. This product is just not designed for deeper skin tones. I will not repurchase this product again.
jubilantPup3
This is a good pressed powder, especially for those on a budget. This provides decent coverage, without highlighting dry areas or looking cakey. I can actually wear 2 shades, both “Beige” and “Nude”, which go on lighter than they appear in the pan. Nude is more yellow undertoned, whereas Beige has more neutral to cool undertones. I have a oily t-zone and the shine control is a bit lacking for my needs, but this is still a good powder. I appreciate how slim the compact is, because I despise all the bulky powders at the drugstore these days. This has a large mirror and a pretty thin, cheap foam applicator that you can replace with a slim cotton puff (compact won’t close with a thicker one). This can easily be used as a powder foundation, but can be worn over a sheer foundation or BB cream without looking too made up. All in all, worth my $1!
aboardBuzzard8
I have a love/hate with mineral makeup. Many don’t live up to their claims. However, this one consistently delivers….long lasting, provides good coverage, doesn’t cake or separate, doesn’t oxidize, blends in, and it has a good color selection. I have it in the color Golden Medium which is a bit too olive for me (I thnk). I will need to try another color. I actually can use this all over my face, including under the eye (no concealer) and it looks always looks great. This is the only mineral makeup that I will stand behind. Hands down…the best!
shamefulSyrup9
OMG, this might be my HG powder foundation until I die. Been using Bare Minerals for years. Did then switch to Jane Iredale which i also really enjoyed (and did try tons of others during the years). Then i gave this a go and it is AMAZING. I am very acne prone but i sometimes have dry patches on my cheeks. This looks sosoososoo natural and does not break me out. Might not last all day (no powder foundation really does and one often has to retouch) but it looks and feels amazing on both my oily and dry bits. The only downside is the price. I hope they will never discontinue it. I am in love 🙂
enviousBoa3
Nars pressed powder is really underrated. I know powders don’t get a good rap these days, but if you find a really good powder like Nars, it can make all the difference to your makeup. Most people use any el cheapo powder to set makeup (ie Rimmel Stay matte etc) but the problem is that the poor shade range makes me look really ashy and settles in my lines n pores. This pressed powder is really soft and fine. It works really well with dry skin because it’s not entirely matte and chalky like most powders, it mattifies but adds a little bit of luminosity. It also adds a bit more coverage to your foundation but not powder foundation coverage. I know a lot of people use MAC Studio Fix Powder foundation to set their makeup but it’s way too cakey for me. Nars pressed powder is the perfect setting powder, it’s not a powder foundation but it’s not a blotting translucent powder too, it’s the perfect medium in between the two. This powder actually reminds me a lot of the now discontinued MAC Select Sheer Pressed Powder but more finely milled. Before Nars I was using Lancome Dual Finish Powder which is another great powder (It’s a powder foundation but sets makeup really nice) but it’s sadly discontinued in Australia and hence the search for a new replacement.
I use shade Beach which is a yellow undertone and good match for my NC30-35 and maybe even work in NC40 skintone. It’s a very yellow powder, probably the most yellow setting powder I’ve tried. I’ve always struggled to find a yellow undertone setting powder as most are pink/beige. The shade Eden also works as it’s a tad lighter and a bit more neutral, but i like how yellow Beach is, it really compliments my yellow undertone. The only downside is that’s it’s very expensive for such little product $57aud for only 8g. I’ll go through it like water if I use it everyday.
selfishTruffle3
I think this is the most underrated pressed powder in the market. I have been using this powder in the shade Eden (perfect shade for me) for the last week and I am very impressed. I have a combo skin with very oily T-zone and I am an NC30-NC35.
This perform a lot better than my Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Powder. But there is a massive difference in price. Nars being $53AUD and Charlotte Tilbury is $70AUD. Both being 8g. I will hit pan before I know it.
Initially, I went heavy with this powder and it went cakey on me. But I soon come to realise that the light dusting of this is what makes this product works so perfectly. It mattifies without drying. It airbrush my pores and my whole face without looking powdery. I just ordered the lighter shade to use under my under eye to brighten it. I am very surprised with this powder. I have always seen it but never given it a second look until I was looking at Nars Lipstick and I thought, I shall give it a go. The price put me off but I thought to myself, girl you paid $70 for a powder last month so surely $53 is justified LOL!
It last longer than my Charlotte Tilbury. I only have to repowder once after lunch and that’s it. It doesn’t build-up or goes cakey. This is so silky and smooth on my face. I can’t love this product enough! Yeah the price is really stiff, but I am willing to pay the price because I have been getting so many compliments. This works with 4 different foundation that I own. I have a lot of textures and active acne at the moment and when I wear this powder, I don’t feel so uncomfortable about my face. Love it!
vengefulCordial6
I don’t love this, surprisingly. I have combination skin (oily t-zone and normal cheeks) and I feel this powder looks very cakey very quickly. It doesn’t really matter if my liquid foundation had a lighter or heavier coverage, this powder looks dry and too much. Maybe I’m using it wrong? It makes my makeup last all day, that’s definitely true but I still wouldn’t repurchase, I mean even my MAC Studio Fix powder looks better and that’s heavy duty.
needfulRice5
I have this in Eden, looks wonderful on the skin and gives quite a flawless finish. But after having used it 10 times at most, I’ve already hit pan. Not really sure it’s worth the $50.
spiritedCurlew3
This product is pretty good.
Helps keep my makeup in place and from far, you it looks pretty natural.
I gave it 5 stars because I need to put a fair amount to see it on and from close up, it looks a little bit cakey. Although I think it is pretty good especially because my makeup will last all day because of this.
I used to use rimmel cover matte, which is very good for the price, and looks more natural than this, so I might just stay with that.
gloomyPorpoise3
New fan of this product!!
I recently switched my foundation from MAC to NARS.
I currently wear the NARS Sheer Glow foundation in Deuville & wear the NARS Pressed Powder in Beach on top.
I absoloutly love the combination of these 2 products. They work so well together. Prior to buying this I used to wear my MAC Studio Fix powder on top of the Sheer Glow but found due to the heaviness of the studio fix powder, it was seperating on my skin and became very oily and just gave me an overall horrible look after a long day. The NARS pressed powder sits lightly on top of my foundation, does not provide a heavy coverage, which is great as it allows the foundation to do all the work and helps by keeping it all in place.
The packaging on this product is amazing. The only critisim is to use your own brush or sponge as they one it comes with is very flimsy.
I love love love this and would definetly buy it again.
aloofHare5
I see what you did there, NARS.
First you lured me in with your amazing tinted moisturizer. Then you boasted of a powder that was perfectly sheer, with yellow undertones, that did not cake. Blasphemy, I said.
Then I visited the NARS counter and saw it for myself. I said ‘$36 for some powder? I DON’T THINK SO! I’ll go home and use Fit Me! I went home and used Fit Me and hated it. I went back to NARS and after much deliberation, purchased the $36 pressed powder. Yes, it hurt my heart a little bit.
But when I used it for the first time over my Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer? The heavens opened up. I swear I heard singing. This powder….is so light, so sheer, so…..wonderful in every way that I can’t even explain it.
Layered lightly on top of the Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer it provides the most perfect coverage for my dewy skin that I’ve ever found. I have combination skin which results in a dewy nose and oily t-zone. I’ve been looking for something to combat that but still give me the light coverage that I wanted. This allows my skin to look almost flawless. The best part is, I don’t look like i’m wearing too much makeup! It gives my skin this ‘porcelain doll’ finish but still shows my freckles.
I wear this in the shade ‘Mountain’ and the yellow in the powder doesn’t look unnatural at all. In bright natural sunlight, it’s actually quite flattering.
I love this powder. It’s so worth the expense. Now that NARS has at last dragged me in kicking and screaming to their line, it’s only natural that I explore their gorgeous lipsticks. NARS, you done good. I’m a lifer.
wearySardines4
I don’t know why this product is categorized under bronzer here, because it is a pressed powder. However, I can say that it provides a ‘sunkissed’ effect, depending on which shade you go for. For reference my skintone is nc15-nc20. The shade I own is no.24, a color-correcting type powder with pale green, pale pink, peach and light brown (see pic above)…it has a velvety matt finish, zero shimmer and none of that light-reflecting stuff. When I swirl my brush around the whole pan, it does give me abit of a bronzed/sunkissed glow, it’s so subtle though and just looks healthy rather than tanned. It does a great job neutralizing dull, ashy tones and redness on the face. When I just want it to function as a setting powder minus the added color, I avoid the light brown shade when I dip in my kabuki brush. If I want a more sunkissed-bronzey effect, I go for the light brown and peach (note that the bronzing effect with no.24 is ‘barely there’, it’s not like my milk chocolate soleil for eg.). It’s amazing, 2 products in one, 3 if you count the color-correcting feature. On to formula and wear: It feels so smooth and weightless on the skin (apparently it doesn’t contain talc), looks and performs like many higher end powders, feels lighter than Too Faced and any of the Mac ones I’ve tried recently. It has very decent coverage for a pressed powder too and blurs out pores and other minor imperfections extremely well. I don’t have very oily skin so I can’t tell you about it’s oil-controlling capabilities, but I can go up to 8 hours without needing to touch-up and it wore nicely even when I had some dry patches on my skin, so it’s a damn fine setting powder (that I can also use as a very subtle bronzer when desired, yay!). Love it and will definitely re-purchase! I just love multitasking products, especially when they perform well and are inexpensive! If you’re between nc/nw 15 and nc/nw25 (or lighter!), try this shade (24). The only con with this product is you need to buy the case separately…I didn’t…I just bought the pan and stuck it in my z-palette.
jubilantBaboon9
once opened you’ll find that there is half of the container full of pressed powder. Having such a large contained for such a small amount of product seems pretty cheap.
The powder itself goes on silky smooth and is highly pigmented. It’s pretty much the colour matte should have made their Studio Fix range, true to life instead of greyish tinted. unfortunately though I loved how it felt on and didn’t dry out my skin it make my face feel as if there were things crawling on it (allergic reaction) and every time I wore it I got a zit. I also had to use eye drops when I wore it. I wish it worked for me as the shades are really strong, but it doesn’t.
UPDATE4 months. I’ve been using this on occasion and the reactions have gotten worse. I new use eye drops BUT yesterday my whole forehead, chin, cheeks and pretty much everywhere exploded in spots that had thick white pus in them so I have to stop using it.
murkyCockatoo0
Absolutely love it. Doesn’t dry out my skin, didn’t cause me any breakouts and gives a great finish. I like to use with a brush instead of the sponge and it’s very affordable. Doesn’t dry out my skin, and gives a great finish but looks completely natural. Absolutely love it
bubblyPorpoise0
I am currently using my second Inglot AMC bronzing powder in the shade # 73. I am quite fair NC 15/20 in mac. and i find this bronzer to be perfect for contouring. It does contain the slightest bit of shimmer but it is not overbearing and makes my dry skin look brighter. I really recommend trying this bronzer I like it better than benefit’s hoola bronzer.
holisticBaboon0
The Inglot AMC pressed powder is amazing! Apparently it doesn’t contain talc, which is probably why it doesn’t dry out my skin. Yet, it mattifies wonderfully. I try to stock up on Inglot products when I’m visiting Poland, but their quality still justifies the (relatively high) oversees prices for me.
wrathfulTuna9
BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON MY PURCHASE: Inglot has the most AMAZING eyeshadows, with so much pigment, but I was doubted about face products of theirs because they also sold nail polishes, and even though their nail polishes were amazing, I was thinking on how a store can’t be perfect, and expecting the face products would be some what disgusting, but I was shocked on how amazing they are! I needed a compact powder, because I’m travelling, and I’m not fond of having liquid foundation, as I have relvon colorstay, and it is hard to remove revlon’s colorstay out of the bottle, on the aeroplane, so, I was just walking past the face products and asking the makeup artist to test on my skin. Even when I was wearing loose minderal powder, with a tint, it changed the whole way my skin looked.
TEXTURE AND FEELING ON SKIN: It is a silking satin feeling, and your skin is breathable, making it light weight. Even though it is pressed powder, you only need a small amount, and it covers you face, making it look flawless. It’s very silky, and I’m LOVING!
PROS AND CONS:
The pros to Inglot’s AMC pressed powder was that it was silky, and was really pigmented, just like the eyeshadows. Also, was lightweight on skin and felt you weren’t wearing makeup even though your skin was flawless because it covered flaws and scars really well.
CONS: It is known by numbers and not names, such as I have fresh beige in relvon’s colorstay, but in Inglot, I have 51, I think. There is a solution of that problem, if you want to buy something, in the same shade, but you can’t find what it is, is that you sign up to this listing thing Inglot has, which is like, a record list, where they mark your name and a bit of personal info, such as your mobile number and your suburb, and they record what shade you buy and what you buy, so, if you don’t remember what shade of foundation you bought, you can actually get the sales person to tell you want you bought a few months back. So, technially, it’s not really a con.
RECOMMENDATIONS: I would recommend this to anyone who is travelling and carrying around foundation all the time, or just likes to have a compact with them, as it has a mirror, and it is compact, with a somewhat sleek design. It’s great coverage, and hides everything while being breathable and lightweight. I am so going to buy this again!
worldlyEland4
IVE BEEN ALWAYS ON THE SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT EXOTIC TAN LOOK,AND ALL MY FRIENDS KNOW THIS AS WELL,SO WHEN I WENT TO THE INGLOT STORE,THE LADY TRIED THIS ON ME,AND MY FRIEND TOLD ME THAT THATS THE PRODUCT THAT ACTUALLY MAKES ME HAVE THAT LOOK,I IMMEDIATELY PURCHASED IT,I SAW I WAS TANNED,WITHOUT BEING ORANGE,IT DIDNT LOOK CAKEY,OR TOO MUCH SHIMMER,
I USE IT ALMOST EVERYDAY,IVE HAD IT SINCE AUGUST,AND ITS STILL MORE THAN HALF FULL.
THE BEST BRONZER EVER
(IVE TRIED MAC,AND THAT MADE ME LOOK ORANGE)
grizzledOryx3
I am very fair and I have been looking for a bronzer that looks natural on me. I saw on youtube that a good tip is to find a powder you like, and buy it in a few shades darker. I haven’t actually tried this powder in my normal shade, but it was two pounds at Wilkinson’s, so I went for it. This is my favourite bronzer now! It’s so natural in the winter, and since it’s a face powder, it is also matte. I don’t care for the packaging, but the product inside is so great that I don’t mind at all. If you are fair and looking for a natural bronzer, try 15 Warm Bronze! It’s amazing.
pitifulHeron3
I think this is a great product considering how cheap it is, as far as I remember it was only a pound or two at superdrug. I bought two shades; 18 ivory and 15 warm bronze and mainly use the latter which is an amazing alternative to buying an expensive bronzer. I would recommend buying a shade a few shades darker than your own because I have found this works great as a cheap bronzer. The bronze colour blends well and is not overly pigmented so it looked naturally, don’t use it as a contour though it’s too warm toned! The lighter colour I use just in my T zone, it apply’s very well and gives a natural finish. In terms of whether it makes the foundation last longer it is hard to tell, and I haven’t noticed much difference.
enviousDoughnut4
This is a great powder! It sets makeup really well and does not look cakey like many powders tend to look. I honestly love this product!
thrilledPudding2
I love it. It sets foundation perfectly without being cakey or orange on my very pale skin. It comes in ivory which is very pale and almost pure white, perfect shade.
peskyOrange0
It’s the best powder I’ve ever found for setting my foundation!
It does everything I need it to do- I don’t have particularly oily skin so just dab a bit on the areas where I’m shiny, and it sets it very nicely, it didn’t make me look chalky, it felt silky if anything. There’s not much to say really, it does the job perfectly, I don’t require much product so it’s lasted a long time despite me using it every day, no packaging issues, a nice, non-chalky finish! Great product, I believe it’s cheaper than the Rimmel Stay Matte powder, and it’s definitely superior, as it doesn’t crack, lasts all day with no touch-ups, and just does the job flawlessly!
I know I’ll repurchase it for as long as it’s made, it’s a holy grail product!
unhappyGatorade9
I’ve used this powder in ‘translucent’ to set my foundation for many years. The only negative thing I can say is that in Boots it retails for around £5, whereas in Superdrug it is £1.99! Shop at superdrug!!!
crummyCrackers1
I bought this powder a month ago as it is very inexpensive and looked the right colour, and it’s my new favourite. After years of buying the one from Natural Collection, I thought this one was worth a try. And I’m glad I found it, because it works out a lot cheaper if I buy this on the 3 for 2 offer at Superdrug. It lasts all day, however some days my t-zone is especially oily and I have to reapply, but the packaging is practical so that’s okay. It keeps my face nice and matte, which is what I like. Will definitely keep on repurchasing.
blissfulOryx1
This product is beautiful. I love this powder. The packaging is very similar to Estee Lauders compressed double wear foundation powder. It has a mirror and a sponge. I got this product at Winners for a very good price, $9.99 but when I checked the klaracosmetics.com website, it is way higher than that which I wouldn’t purchase at that price. I would rather get Estee Lauder or one of the high end pressed powders. It is very light weight and I also use it to set my Klara CC mineral liquid foundation that I also got at Winners and added a review for it as well. Unfortunately they don’t have too many shades to choose from. At the time I got it there were only three shades. I got shade three and I have medium skin tone so for darker skin tones :(… will not work. The quality is great of most their powders and the products have a very high pigmentation. I highly recommend this powder but not for $35 USD. I also added a video review to all Klara Products I got on my YouTube Channel. Feel free to check it out at :
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cynicalIcecream8
The rave reviews about this product are true! I picked up a compact of this powder at Dollar Tree for surprise, $1. For some reason, I really do not like using my expensive powder (NARS) with drugstore foundation, or my expensive BB Cream (also NARS) with a drugstore powder. I don’t know why I do this, it’s just a habit that I have.
I had started using Maybelline Fit Me! again (in a different shade and using the Matte and Poreless or whatever the foundation is called that has the teal writing on it) and couldn’t bring myself to use my NARS pressed powder over it. Since I spent so much on my NARS products, I mainly use them for really nice events like weddings, funerals, certain music shows, etc. (Though I will admit, during the summer I sometimes use only my NARS powder if I’m going out on a really nice date or to an outdoor event) but I digress. I had my Fit Me!, but humidity in California has been so insane lately, I knew that my oily problem spots would cause me immense grief unless I used a powder over them.
Enter LA Colors Pressed Powder. I had originally purchased the Fit Me! Foundation in a shade that I THOUGHT would match my Fit Me! foundation (Warm Honey), but I quickly discovered that the colors for the foundation are WAY off, and the shades seem to be rather limited in my town that is devoid of melanin. I returned the foundation and set out searching for another. I do not like L’Oreal (they test on animals) and I tend to just stay away from Revlon or CoverGirl for whatever reason. I would use Wet n Wild, but something happened to my last Cover All pressed powder (I think it shattered?) and I needed a replacement.
I don’t know what possessed me to pick up LA Colors Pressed Powder at the Dollar Tree. I had already read the reviews on the Dollar Tree website (I’m still flabbergasted that a dollar store has a website) so I guess it was already in my head. I selected the color Tan out of a choice of three other colors, I don’t remember exactly what they were, but I picked this one specifically because it had yellow undertones. This is also why I purchased the NARS powder. I went home and used this lightly over my Fit Me! Foundation and boy was I shocked. This powder does as good of a job as my NARS does!
It goes on matte and eliminates any oily problem spots. It’s colored powder, but if you apply it loosely, it goes on and looks flawless over foundation. It is soft and fine, and easy to pick up with a fluffy powder brush. I use it with my ELF Complexion Brush (I prefer to use that brush when putting on pressed powder) and so far, I really like this powder. The match is pretty good, but I prefer my NARS. In a pinch, to use over a drugstore foundation or for a purse compact, this is an excellent option. You also can’t beat the $1 price tag!
The packaging is also pretty cute. My compact has a tab that is supposed to close over the mirror part (the top) but it’s a chore getting the compact to actually close at all. But still, you can’t beat $1.
zestyOtter9
I don’t understand why everyone likes this powder. I tried it twice in two different colors and it left my face dull, lifeless, and flat looking. The packaging is the worst, in both cases the lid broke off on the first use. Maybe this works better on younger faces? For me it caked and highlighted wrinkles I didn’t know where there. For now I’ll stick to L’Oréal.
needfulTuna1
This really wasn’t that good. Not a great finish, not long lasting. Nothing to write home about. In my opinion, sometimes you really do get what you pay for.
solemnBobolink4
I bought this powder when I ran out of the light reflecting finishing powder, it was ok but not worth the expense. After doing some research I bought this powder. I’m glad I did because it suits my needs. I use it to set my sheer glow foundation and they work really well together. I like how it has a touch of coverage, just the right amount. I don’t understand why the reviews on here aren’t great.
solemnWasp6
The Nars pressed powder has been something I have always wanted to try. I bought the shade “Beach” and I was not very impressed. I found it quite heavy on my skin and left a lot of creases when I set it over my foundation. It also finishes quite quickly as there is not a lot of product in it. It’s an expensive powder that I won’t be purchasing again.
jubilantPear8
Like the NARS powder foundation, I think this pressed powder looks and feels good but does little to control shine. And I’m not particularly oily at the moment.
innocentSalami6
This a new line from Poland first to arrive in North America! It’s first store opened in Montreal! I’m soo addicted to this new line since it has a wide range of colours and products! I might add, it’s great quality and relatively affordable. I wanted a bronzer for an everyday,no fuss look and the M/A pointed to a a variery of compacts. Some with shimmer and some without,from pale yellow to caramel shades. I was confused since there were so many but she explained that there was a group for more coverage and another with light coverage. I chose a matte caramel shade pressed powder and it gave me a nice glow that didn’t turn orange. It looked natural and sunkissed. I loved my Cargo bronzer but this one replaces it due to convenient packaging, cheaper and not as shimmery.The compact is slim and round with a mirror and a sponge. It’s black plastic with the white logo on top. It does feel a little flimsy but product wise, I love it!
superiorGarlic5
I love this as its great for setting makeup and creating a matte finish. It’s a light coverage meaning your face won’t end up cakey. It stays on all day and my friend and I have bought this over and over again 🙂
lazyJerky9
i really love this powder. it sets your make up all day, i am very pale and find it difficult to find pressed powders to match my skin tone, even transparent ones. this is a great match!
i have used this product for literally years! i still haven’t found anything better, even high end hasn’t beaten this for me!
ferventDinosaur0
Really nice powder lasts all day and keeps my skin nice and matte, also I brought the shade ivory which is a really nice colour goes really well in my skin tone, you can’t go wrong with the price.