Translucent Loose Setting Powder
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Key Benefits
The finishing touch that lets your makeup do the talking.
Translucent Loose Setting Powder sets makeup without adding colour or changing the shade of your foundation. Its finely milled formula helps lock complexion products in place while reducing excess shine.
WHY IT WORKS
- Sets makeup without adding colour
- Helps reduce unwanted shine
- Extends the wear of foundation and concealer
- Invisible finish
- Comfortable for all-day wear
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
- Invisible Finish – Sets without altering foundation colour.
- Long-Lasting Wear – Helps keep makeup looking fresh.
- Multi-Purpose Formula – Ideal for setting or baking.
THE EXPERIENCE
Silky and ultra-fine, the powder feels virtually weightless on the skin.
Makeup looks fresh, smooth and beautifully set for longer.
How to apply
- Apply after foundation and concealer.
- Press or sweep lightly onto the skin using a powder brush or puff.
- Focus on areas prone to shine.
- Dust away any excess.
Ingredients
Mica, Dimethicone, Silica, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Boron Nitride, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol, May Contain:, Iron Oxides(CI 77499), Iron Oxides(CI 77491), Iron Oxides(77492), FD&C Yellow NO.5 AL Lake(CI 19140:1).
Good to know
- Colourless Formula
- Suitable for All Skin Tones
- Finely Milled Texture
- Helps Extend Makeup Wear
- Suitable for Setting or Baking
Frequently Asked Questions
What is translucent powder?
Translucent powder is a colourless setting powder that locks makeup in place, reduces shine, and blurs the appearance of pores without adding coverage or altering your foundation shade.
What does setting powder do?
Setting powder extends the wear of your makeup by absorbing excess oil, smoothing skin texture, and preventing foundation and concealer from creasing or moving throughout the day.
Where do you apply setting powder?
Focus on areas where makeup tends to crease or fade, such as under the eyes, the T-zone, and around the nose and chin. You can also apply it lightly over the entire face for a matte, polished finish.
Do you apply bronzer before or after setting powder?
Bronzer is typically applied after setting powder. Powdering first creates a smooth base, allowing bronzer to blend more evenly and last longer.
Can I use setting powder instead of setting spray?
While setting powder helps control shine and set makeup, it doesn’t provide the same longevity as setting spray. For optimal results, use both – powder to mattify and smooth, and spray to lock in the look.
What setting powder is best for dry skin?
For dry skin, opt for a finely milled, lightweight powder with hydrating properties. Avoid overly matte formulas and apply sparingly to prevent a dry or cakey finish.