Under eye setting powder.

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Nina M.

Apr 1, 2015

Nina M.

What's the best one that especially doesn't give a whitecast with flash photography?

Breeze T.

Apr 1, 2015

Breeze T.

The problem with whitecast, if due to a powder, happens when a silica based powder such as MUFE's HD powder is applied too heavily on a base that's not well moisturized. The trick is to not have dry undereyes when applying it and to go easy on the application.

What are you currently using?

I absolutely adore Clinique Almost Powder, it's the only powder that doesn't look "powdery" under my eyes and it doesn't emphasize fine lines. 

Nina M.

Apr 1, 2015

Nina M.

Thanks! I'll have to look into that.

Was using Laura Mercier secret brightening powder. That's silica based right, so yeah...

Angela J.

Apr 2, 2015

Angela J.

I use Tarte Amazonian setting powder using my rt setting brush and don't have that particular problem. Beforehand I use either Ole Henriksen cc eye cream or Mario Badescu hyaluronic eye cream depending on how bad my dark circles are:(

Breeze T.

Apr 2, 2015

Breeze T.

Makes sense! There is a learning curve so keep trying, don't give up! x
And no problem :)

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