Kaylin's Kit: Loose Powder

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Review: Afterglow Cosmetics Organic Setting Powder

One of my favorite items in my makeup kit is a setting powder in a universal shade. Many conventional brands offer these as "HD" powders, as they disappear on the skin without looking cakey. I love them not only for the invisible finish, but also because I can carry one shade that works on any client. I have been looking for a more natural universal powder, and I enjoyed testing Afterglow Cosmetics' Organic Setting Powder in Translucent.

Pros:

Translucent shade is suitable for all skin tones
A little goes a long way
Contains organic extracts
Simple ingredients (no fillers)
Reduces shine and creates a matte finish
Very gentle ingredients

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Review: Korres Wild Rose Mineral Setting Powder

Foundation and setting powder go together like peanut butter and jelly. You can use one without the other, but it just isn't the same. Setting powder puts the finishing touch on a great makeup application, helping it to last longer and giving you control over the total effect. Korres makes a Wild Rose Mineral Setting Powder in a translucent shade suitable for a variety of skin tones.

Pros:

Helps cut shine
Sets foundation and concealer
Translucent shade suitable for many skin tones
Moderately priced ($18)
A little goes a long way

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