Who doesn't use colored powder?

[blazeno.8]

I use the MUFE powder. I usually mix some of it with my foundation and it goes on like a dream.

 

[user79]

I also use the Ben Nye neural set powder, or mac blot powder pressed. I like them both but the BN packaging is so annoying and messy.

 

[Twinkle_Twinkle]

I've been using Stila's Hydrating Finishing Powder. It is very nice, but a little pricey.

 

[reesesilverstar]

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Originally Posted by MissChievous I also use the Ben Nye neural set powder, or mac blot powder pressed. I like them both but the BN packaging is so annoying and messy.

You think so? I put mines on a lil petri-dish-like thingy in tiny bits as I need it... I didn't buy a big tub tho, just the lil shaker one and it works... But BN doesn't have the best packaging, so I'll agree with you there!

 

[Lapis]

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Originally Posted by reesesilverstar Ha ha, I'm glad you like it! I got mines at this costume shop about 30 mins from me and I'm glad I tried it... It is the truth.

I really need to find a supplier here, or atleast near by, I'd do so much damage if I could test BN in person

 

[kyuubified]

I like Laura Mercier translucent loose setting powder. It's really light and not cakey at all- a problem I sometimes have with colored powders.

 

[Bellagigi]

I'm also using the MUFE Hi Def powder and like it. Another option is the RCMA loose powder in No Color. I used it for years before the MUFE HD and it will not change the color of the foundation.

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Originally Posted by kittykit I've been using MUFE HD Microfinish Powder for more than a month now and I really like it.

 

[SparklingWaves]

I have only one pressed powder that has a bit of a pink tint. It's called - Chanel Poudre Douce 30 Rosee. It has a slight visible pink tint. I use it for special occasions. It looks great.

Typically, I use either Lancome Photogenic Oil Free Translucent or MUFE High Definition powder.

 

[emeraldjewels]

I use MUFE HD powder or the MACPro Invisible setting powder. I really like both, but prefer the MUFE one.

 

[swaly]

I just started using Kryolan's Anti-shine powder (it's rice starch + talc + one other thing). It's colorless (actually, bright white in the jar) and I like that better than my colored blot powder because A.) less pigment to rub off on my clothes, B.) doesn't affect the color of my makeup when I use it to set greasy/oily products. When I use colored powder over my grease paints/cream colors, it makes everything creepily fleshlike. When I use the colorless setting powder it retains the true pigmentation, just slightly toned down texturally.