Invisible Invisible Loose Setting Powder
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Prefer prose? A snappy summary of reviews so far: Looking at review rankings for the easy to apply category the current rating of four suggests reviewers replies to "how easy to apply did you find this product?" mainly suggest applies itself. Considering feedback for the long-wearing category the current four suggests evaluating "how long-wearing is this product?" generally suggest stays all day. Feedback for the natural looking category the rating of four is a sign that considering the question "how natural looking is this product" generally indicate me only better. Reviewing the coverage category an average of zero suggests users & critics when asked "how much coverage does this product provide?" lean strongly towards transparent. On the cakey-ness category a rating of five indicates in response to the "how cakey is this product?" frequently indicate the cake is a lie.
not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A soft, ultra-light powder. Who it's for: Anyone with normal to dry skin types. What it does: This loose, talc-free powder is made with micro-refined silica for an incredibly soft, silky feel. It floats weightlessly onto skin to set and smooth your look and gives skin a natural, shine-free finish. The invisible shade is colorless on skin, so it works on all skin tones. Like all Laura Mercier setting powders, it has a soft-focus effect that subtly blurs the look of fine lines and imperfection. It doesn't settle into fine lines or pores and never looks cakey. How to use: Start by sprinkling a little powder onto a clean, flat surface like the top of the powder lid. Dip a fan-shaped powder brush into the powder, picking up only a small amount-a little goes a long way. Gently apply to your skin in a light sweeping motion. As with all setting powders, apply after any creamy formulas, including cream blush.
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