A finely-milled setting powder in a warm, medium shade designed to mattify skin and reduce flashback in photography.
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The shade work stands out here, a tinted powder that dodges the white flashback problem when a camera flash goes off, something clear powders struggle with. Gurus praise how it mattifies and blurs pores, though one notes the fragrance is strong enough to catch in the under-eye area and upper lip, so anyone sensitive to scent may want to test it first. Not everyone reaches for it regularly.
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A finely-milled setting powder in a warm, medium shade designed to mattify skin and reduce flashback in photography.
The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 70%.
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