RCMA powder or Ben Nye?

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Maura O.

Feb 7, 2016

Maura O.

Hello beauty lovers!! I have the Ben nye colorless powder and it works well, but I was wondering if you think I should try the RCMA no color powder or if I'm really not missing anything.
If you have both which one is better?

Monica K.

Feb 7, 2016

Monica K.

I don't have the Ben Nye, but I do have the RCMA and I absolutely love it. A little goes a long way, it buffs in perfectly. Sorry I can't give you a comparison, but I don't think I would use a different powder then RCMA.  :)

Taylor G.

Feb 7, 2016

Taylor G.

I don't have the Ben nye so I can't compare, but the rcma powder is my life lol.

Maura O.

Feb 7, 2016

Maura O.

Thanks ladies, I will definitely give it a try since everyone is raving about it.

Aurora S.

Feb 8, 2016

Aurora S.

I find that Ben nye works better for my oily skin.
The RCMA one made me oily after like 30 min whereas the Ben nye one I wasn't oily for about 3 hours or so.
I do think that the no color powder from RCMA is a product that dry skinned people can use with their foundation since it generally has to be set due to the wax in it which can end up sliding around sometimes due to the body heat.

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