Better than Huda!

This is hands down my favorite and most used setting powder! It’s so so blurring while not being too matte! It looks natural, causes no creasing under my eyes, never cakey, and most importantly , is not drying! It is also versatile in the way it can be used. You can use a big, fluffy brush to lightly set all over the face, you can use a powder puff all over if you prefer to be more generous with your powder, or you can choose to just set certain places and it won’t make it look weirdly matte in some places if others are glowy! I highly recommend this powder and would choose it over Huda (just using them as a comparison since it’s so popular) any day!

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NOT FOR DRY SKIN

I have dry skin. I have tried Chanel Poudre Libre, Laura Mercier talc-free and original powders, Danessa Myricks Evolution powder, Huda Beauty Easy Bake, ABH loose powder, and One/Size powder. Even though I have dry skin, all those powders melt into my skin when I set with setting spray. This powder doesn’t melt into my skin. It just sits on top creating a powdery look. It would be great for maybe photo shoots. But I wouldn’t recommend it if you don’t want as more natural, less-powdery look. powder

Originally posted on sephora.com