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Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder
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About this product

A loose setting powder from Givenchy's Prisme Libre range, designed to set makeup and give skin a soft, finished look.

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Guru Score

83%

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5 experts · Moderate agreement

What the gurus are saying

Finely milled and soft, this powder gives a luminous veil that the gurus say won't look cakey or powdery. The newer formula has a reflective sparkle that some people may not want under the eyes or on setting spots, and it fell short on very oily areas in at least one take. Gurus say a little goes a long way, so a light hand may be the best place to start.
Synthesized from 5 expert reviews · most recent take February 2026

What they liked

  • Finely milled, applies without looking cakey
  • Luminous finish without powdery appearance
  • Works with minimal product

What they flagged

  • Reformulated version has unwanted shimmer
  • Requires light hand or can look heavy

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What the gurus are saying.

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✓Yay
"This one is one of my favorites because it is super brightening and I do like that brighter look underneath the eyes so I will even put this on the lids just to set that. [...] I find that if I do add a little bit of translucent powder on top of flakiness it doesn't flake more throughout the day it just keeps it flat on your chin so nothing lifts during the day."
All 2 takes from Sincerely Miss Ash
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"They reformulated those setting powders and there's like a reflectant sparkle shimmer to the setting powders now and I don't want that for my under eyes or for setting specific areas on my face. So I haven't been using my Givenchy one lately because I am cherishing it hoping that the brand will come back out with the original ones again. [...] I picked up the shade Cupcake. I really like it. I don't bake my skin and I don't use a powder puff with this. I also don't use a sponge."
EVERYDAY MINIMAL MAKEUP USING TINTED SUNSCREEN - MASTER THE "NO-MAKEUP MAKEUP LOOK"
"This one is one of my favorites because it is super brightening and I do like that brighter look underneath the eyes so I will even put this on the lids just to set that. [...] I find that if I do add a little bit of translucent powder on top of flakiness it doesn't flake more throughout the day it just keeps it flat on your chin so nothing lifts during the day."
✓Yay
"I also use a little bit of powder I packed the [Givenchy] one. I've been rotating a little more between this one and my Huda Beauty. I've told you guys every time I use this I already owned it and honestly I love my Huda one so much that I just didn't really use it as much as everyone else but I've been trying to a little bit more."
All 5 takes from Allie Glines
Full Face of NOTHING New (inspired by Nikki)
"I'm going into my [Givenchy] Powder, which is the one she used on me. This is one that I like. [...] She actually made sure that I didn't have any under eye creases before going in with this powder and she just used the tiniest amount and just pressed it under the eyes. [...] She kind of added a little extra powder here as like a little mini bake, which I never do but now I'm going to because she said so. It's really pretty."
These NEW Makeup Brushes.. 😱
"I'm going to use my [Givenchy] Prism Libre powder. It's been a while since I've used this and Nikki Rose always raves about it and she's actually the one who kind of made me want to give this another go. It's not that I didn't love it, it's just I love my Hood a Beauty one so I haven't been reaching for this one quite as much even though I've had it for so long."
My #1 EVERYDAY Makeup RIGHT NOW 😍
"I also use a little bit of powder I packed the [Givenchy] one. I've been rotating a little more between this one and my Huda Beauty. I've told you guys every time I use this I already owned it and honestly I love my Huda one so much that I just didn't really use it as much as everyone else but I've been trying to a little bit more."
Nikki La Rose Does My Makeup!!! 😱
"I usually use it after my Huda Beauty powder because I love my Huda Beauty. It's one of my favorite all-time favorite powders, it's so good. It has shimmer but it's not very detectable, right, it feels like a soft radiance to your skin, so like a dull powder. I haven't applied it correctly, I think maybe I put too much on or something. It is a beautiful texture."
YOU Told Me To Try This Makeup...
"I've had it for a long time, I've used it for a long time, but it's never like stuck into my routine the way the Hooda Beauty one has. I think I've been doing wrong with this is kind of like applying it the way I would the Hooda Beauty, and I think maybe I'm applying too much."
✓Yay
"I'm going to go in and set my face with my [Givenchy] powder which is my absolute favorite. It's just so good, so blurring around my nose."
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All 16 takes from Alexandra Anele
Super dry, post treatment skin that is sooo rude to your makeup
"The powder that I've been using to set my face recently has been the Givenchy powder. I'm going to [...] mix that with a little bit of Bare Minerals Well Rested, which is a powder concealer. [...] I like to make sure that there's no like additional powder just coming off and then I'm going to very [...] lightly pat on top of that so this is maximizing coverage."
I'm here to teach you how I make my makeup look like skinnn
"I'm going to use Givenchy Prism Libre, doesn't have to be this expensive, whatever powder you like. [...] I pick it up on a brush, [...] tap it off in the cap, pick it up, tap it off, pick it up, tap it off. This is specifically so that you're applying a nice even amount of the powder."
How to get Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Soft Baddie’ makeup look
"I decided to go in with a little bit of the [Givenchy] Powder [...] in the areas where I tend to get really oily. I think I'm going to stop doing it. It wasn't this time but there have been a couple times where I've done this and it just didn't work out as well."
I'm here to show you how to get a flawless base over sunscreen bro
"I'm going to go in with the [Givenchy] Prisma Powder. The difference with this powder application rather than applying just in the T-Zone, I'm gonna focus it in the T-Zone but then I'm going to gently bring it all around the face. My other videos I kind of like padded just so that it wasn't like super matte in one area and also I want to make sure that I'm setting essentially the whole face especially when I'm trying to make my makeup look like skin."
This Balmain dress but make it makeup
"I'm just going to use the Givenchy Prisme Libre palette [...] powder just to make sure that we get a nice blend. If you are using concealer as your eyeshadow primer I highly recommend setting with a powder because concealer is not eye primer so it will react differently. [...] This is a really really finely milled powder so it's really going to help with the blending."
here's the eyeshadow look you wanted to see
"I'm using Givenchy Prisme Libre just to make sure that my blend is nice and seamless because this is really all about the blending."
Recreating AI Yearbook photos
"I'm going to set the rest of my face using my [Givenchy] Powder. I personally prefer applying this powder with a brush, but you can use the little puff. I like to use the little puff if I'm doing any kind of sculpting, like sculpting of my cheekbones. [...] I'm dusting this pretty much around my entire face."
You ask for a brow blocking tutorial, you GET a brow blocking tutorial
"I'm going in with one of these little wedges and the Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder and setting over all of that so this is going to help fill in any of the gaps in case there are any little grooves in the hairs left over. [...] This powder is amazing for that because it's super fine milled, it gets into all of those little cracks and crevices basically."
Light Feminine vs Dark Feminie makeup
"I'm using the lightest one, I think it's a two satin Blanc, [...] and I'm applying that with my F67 Sigma brush. [...] I'm just going to focus this on my T-Zone where I'm a little oily."
Here’s the makeup look you asked forrrrr!
"I'm getting fallout on the outer part of my cheekbone so I'm just going to go in with my Givenchy Powder and I don't typically bake it, it's like not something that I really do, but if I'm getting fallout I'll just place a lot of powder right there."
How to look Glowy NOT Oily
"My favorite setting powder is the [Givenchy] Prism Le Powder in Satin Blanc. I use [...] a tiny bit, tapping it in and tapping it off so I'm not going in with way too much powder. I focus it gently in my T-Zone, the area where I tend to get a little bit oily, especially around my nose, and then [...] blend outward with whatever is left on the brush."
This is your new go-to Soft Glam makeup
"To set the rest of my face I am using Givenchy Satin Blanc because I don't like the rest of my face to look shiny especially in that T-Zone. I [...] gently focus that in the T-Zone in the areas where I get a little bit oily and then dust it around [...] the outer edges of my face. I'm also going to be using that to set my lids, [...] making sure that nothing is shiny at all."
How to achieve long lasting MATTE base makeup
"I'm being very intentional with my placement, not going in with a ton of powder in one area. [...] I took my time [...] making sure that I was being even with my application. I also did some baking here because I wanted it to be glam. It isn't something I do all the time, but especially if I'm going to an event, sometimes I like to do it. [...] I will not leave the powder down for a long time, especially if it's underneath my eyes. I'll place it down and immediately blend it away."
If y’all need a go to makeup look THIS is the one. Just sayin.
"I'm going to really lightly set my face using my [Givenchy] Powder. Again, if you watch my channel often, then you know this powder, it's expensive, I know, but it just like creates such a beautiful, flawless, like blur to the skin, and it mattifies without making your skin look like super dry."
Beyonce’s makeup is perfection
"I'm going to go in and set my face with my [Givenchy] powder which is my absolute favorite. It's just so good, so blurring around my nose."
Doja Cat's makeup + MY makeup brush 🙃
"I'm just going to set that with a little bit of a translucent powder. I'm using the Prisme Libre from Givenchy."
✓Yay
"It is so finely milled. I will often just take a big fluffy powder brush and just kind of dust it everywhere. I'll also use this for baking under the eyes, I usually take a little powder puff, work the powder into the puff, and then press it under the eyes. But it's gorgeous, it gives such a nice luminescent veil to the skin without looking powdery, without looking cakey. It is everything."
✓Yay
"I love this Givenchy powder. I remember actually watching my last Vogue video. The amount of powder that I used is just unreal. It's so nice to see people using less powder. [...] You don't need that much powder."
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Frequently asked.

What is Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder?

A loose setting powder from Givenchy's Prisme Libre range, designed to set makeup and give skin a soft, finished look.

Is Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder worth it?

Yes. All 5 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 83%.

What is Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder's Guru Score?

Givenchy Prisme Libre Loose Powder holds a Guru Score of 83%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 5 expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.

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