I bought this powder because I was looking for something to put on my face that covers up all imperfections. I was debating between this and another product. I chose this because this was a powder and would be easier to apply. The coverage is amazing. It covers everything. It covered my redness and my shiny spots, especially the nose which nothing ever worked to cover. It lasts a while, not all day and night, at least not for me, but I tend to get oily around the chin and forehead.. It's easy to apply. When I put it on it looks thicker than other face powders I've used in the past, but once it's on my face it doesn't feel heavy at all. It comes with a sponge and mirror. I use the ivory buff shade that matches my skin tone perfectly. I would definitely buy again and ... MoreI bought this powder because I was looking for something to put on my face that covers up all imperfections. I was debating between this and another product. I chose this because this was a powder and would be easier to apply. The coverage is amazing. It covers everything. It covered my redness and my shiny spots, especially the nose which nothing ever worked to cover. It lasts a while, not all day and night, at least not for me, but I tend to get oily around the chin and forehead.. It's easy to apply. When I put it on it looks thicker than other face powders I've used in the past, but once it's on my face it doesn't feel heavy at all. It comes with a sponge and mirror. I use the ivory buff shade that matches my skin tone perfectly. I would definitely buy again and recommend it.

Awesome coverage but I hate the smell

I have ruddy cheeks, broken capillaries and generally red, irritated skin. I live in the desert where it’s both very windy and very dry. I wanted a powder that I can slap on to even out my skin tone and cover up the redness without having to put on foundation. I’ve tried several brands but they didn’t have enough coverage. I really like this one! It covers without having to use a ton of it. It does look powdery but that’s unavoidable probably. I think I’ll try it with a primer underneath. The reason I rated it 4 stars is because it smells awful! Like cheap, nasty perfume. I have no clue why they would perfume this powder but it you are sensitive to perfumes or allergic, then this is not the product for you. I probably wouldn’t buy it again because of the smell. In ... MoreI have ruddy cheeks, broken capillaries and generally red, irritated skin. I live in the desert where it’s both very windy and very dry. I wanted a powder that I can slap on to even out my skin tone and cover up the redness without having to put on foundation. I’ve tried several brands but they didn’t have enough coverage. I really like this one! It covers without having to use a ton of it. It does look powdery but that’s unavoidable probably. I think I’ll try it with a primer underneath. The reason I rated it 4 stars is because it smells awful! Like cheap, nasty perfume. I have no clue why they would perfume this powder but it you are sensitive to perfumes or allergic, then this is not the product for you. I probably wouldn’t buy it again because of the smell. In my photos, I have one side with the powder on and the other side with no powder. The second picture is a full face of powder with no other makeup on.

I love it!

I am 52 years old and have the usual eye wrinkles when I smile. Any foundations I've used before have been ok, but usually set in my wrinkles. This however is different, it's easy to use, blends brilliantly, and leaves me with youthful looking skin. No settling in the wrinkles. You can build the coverage which is great. It maybe i got lucky with the shade, but 140 matches me so well, I am fairish but use gradual tanning lotion, so am usually quite tanned. I went for shade 140, and it seems to adapt to my skin tone really well. I don't like a matte finish, but if I spray a dewy finishing spritz on once I'm done, it looks great. I also add a bit of vasaline to my cheekbones, chin and brows to enhance the dewy effect!

Like the product itself. DO NOT like the package.

I recently bought this pressed powder for about $15. I like the powder. It’s light and blends well. Good texture and color match. Don’t like the packaging at all. Having to open two separate compartments is overkill. It’s messy, and for just a quick touch up…ugh! Also, the cake of powder started breaking up and falling apart the first time I used it. I’ve been using it about a week now and each time I open it, it falls apart more and leaves a powdery mess everywhere. Again, ugh! I’m going to put the remainder of the powder in an old compact and salvage it best I can because I do like the product. Doubtful I’ll buy it again.

PORTABILITY & DURABILITY SHOT DOWN TO DUST

I've bought a lot of products & had not been disappointed. I recently bought this product as I need a new foundation so for it's portability & 24hr durability.It worked so well on & I was happy with the outlook. But a few days later the foundation was in pieces & dust all emptied into my handbag & my clothes when I went to use it again. It has left a mess & stains all over.I'm so disappointed & I'm not a happy person. I can't use it now as it forever makes a mess. This has cost me about AUD37.What I would like to know is what are you, the Company, going to do about this? Or is this going to be money down the drain?

Use a foundation brush to apply it, perfect!

Finally a powder foundation that lasts me 9 hrs at work. It’s too drying & thick if you use the sponge that comes with it, that packs too much on the skin at once, so ditch the sponge. Use a thick dense foundation brush, don’t push hard on the brush when filling it up. I just do two light rubs on foundation & gently tap excess back into container. Then apply to my face, i do this four times. I split my face into four sections for application. Then swirl onto skin in small circling motions. It doesn’t look heavy at all!! It’s not drying either if you apply moisturizer like your supposed to do before foundation application. If I have a sweaty day I touch up my t-zone once, but don’t usually have to. I wear the lightest shade. It’s awesome to finally have a match to my ... MoreFinally a powder foundation that lasts me 9 hrs at work. It’s too drying & thick if you use the sponge that comes with it, that packs too much on the skin at once, so ditch the sponge. Use a thick dense foundation brush, don’t push hard on the brush when filling it up. I just do two light rubs on foundation & gently tap excess back into container. Then apply to my face, i do this four times. I split my face into four sections for application. Then swirl onto skin in small circling motions. It doesn’t look heavy at all!! It’s not drying either if you apply moisturizer like your supposed to do before foundation application. If I have a sweaty day I touch up my t-zone once, but don’t usually have to. I wear the lightest shade. It’s awesome to finally have a match to my skin. This looks natural & I get compliments on how nice it looks on me. I have super dry skin & dermatitis, so I moisturize then let it sink in 10 min before applying this & my concealer. It’s good at blending away redness too on me. Perfect stuff if you apply it the right way! Use a foundation brush, not the sponge! ♥️

Works nicely!

I already like the L'Oreal pressed powder for low-makeup days, but I saw this and thought I'd give it a try and see how it competed with some Sephora foundation products I'm trying out. The lightest shade, "Pearl," worked really well for my very fair (with neutral undertones) skin-tone.Applied with a thick powder brush and kept layering it on until amount of coverage desired (we'll see how it fares over my repeatedly red t-zone), and the finish is really nice. Didn't sink into lines and pores and covered unevenness. It helps to have freshly micro-exfoliated skin to get rid of "sebaceous filaments" that look like oil plugs on the nose and chin, too. Of course it's always best to go into foundation with an exfoliated canvas.While I set with the L'Oreal pressed ... MoreI already like the L'Oreal pressed powder for low-makeup days, but I saw this and thought I'd give it a try and see how it competed with some Sephora foundation products I'm trying out. The lightest shade, "Pearl," worked really well for my very fair (with neutral undertones) skin-tone.Applied with a thick powder brush and kept layering it on until amount of coverage desired (we'll see how it fares over my repeatedly red t-zone), and the finish is really nice. Didn't sink into lines and pores and covered unevenness. It helps to have freshly micro-exfoliated skin to get rid of "sebaceous filaments" that look like oil plugs on the nose and chin, too. Of course it's always best to go into foundation with an exfoliated canvas.While I set with the L'Oreal pressed powder, I didn't prime with anything at all. Once I get my process of moisturizer/SPF/primer down beforehand, I hope this goes on as nicely. We'll see how it looks at the end of the day and whether it's settled into smile lines and pores, but so far so good! Holds up nicely in comparison to Sephora brands; it feels more natural than Dr. Jart+ CC cream with SPF but not as light and flawless as Givenchy Prisme Libre foundation.

this is a good foundation

I got the 370 mocha foundation powder. I been looking for a foundation in powder for years and I finally found this one. it’s lightweight because it’s a foundation powder. Which I do like lightweight coverage, I don’t like heavy foundation. It did show a little bit of my acne spots. Guess that’s where heavy foundation should be applied. But after knowing what do and how to do it. To keep this foundation powder flawless, I put on a matching concealer and then add the foundation powder on top. It work wonders. I love this product. And I got the last one. This product be sold out quickly.