Hyaluronic Tinted Hydra-Powder

This powder is amazing!!! It’s very finely milled and not thick like other powders can be. I don’t like this powder because it’s “expensive”... I LOVE it because it works!!! I’m combo and it doesn’t leave me feeling oily in the T-Zone, keeps dry areas hydrated and has a beautiful blurring affect. It’s for someone who doesn’t want a noticeable look or feel of powder.

I bought this overpriced powder as a recommended product from Mel Thompson. I fail to find anything special. It made my under eye crepey, my Laura mercier powder is 20 grams for 30$. I feel she likes things just bc they’re expensive. Being a MUA for 20 years I’ve used everything. Maybe she hasn’t. Will not repurchase...

This is THE powder for people who have given up on powders. I have no idea what sorcery is inside, but I had sworn off setting and finishing because I always looked dry, cakey, and OLD eventually, every time. This formula is a definite game-changer, and this shade (N200) is perfect for light to light/medium skin tones. This is holy grail status and I am so happy I decided to give powder one last shot.

For someone whose never been into powder s this one changed my mind.. doenst dry out my skin and doesnt alter the appearance of the foundation underneath it.. pricey but worth it..

I bought this powder through a recommendation of a Mel Thompson video. I like the silky texture, and the finished airbrushed look I get from this product. I also like that it's unscented and it has the look and feel of a luxury product.

Bought this after Mel tho soon on youtube raved about it a several times. It’s not good and looks quite heavy on my skin. Will stick to hourglass translucent powder.

This powder has a nice finish to it. A sort of airbrushed/blurred effect.

Unfortunately for me, this was the only thing I was able to appreciate about the powder. After watching as many video reviews as I could find for this product, I was able to gather that the shade 200 (Natural) would be suitable for setting my makeup. Under the eyes I always use Hourglass Diffused Light; it is typical for me to set the rest of my face with a slightly darker sheer powder- typically alternating between CT's Magic Powder in 2 Fair/Medium, Mac Mineralize Skinfinish in Light Plus, Hourglass Veil Powder, or Hourglass Dim Light for reference.

I made the mistake of choosing this shade as I went off of the video reviews of several others who I know to be similar in skin tone. It quickly oxidized into a darker orange shade that I was not expecting. It's too dark to set my makeup with and too light/orange to bronze with. Unfortunately I cannot exchange or return; as I cannot locate the box it came in :( Unless you are a NW30-NW40 in Mac foundations, I wouldn't recommend this shade to anyone. I don't see how this shade is described "soft peachy pink"; it's more of a light orange brown.

I had this powder for a long time & didn't care for it. After I figured out how it works for me, it is a daily. I use a stiffer but dense & soft brush & sort of pounce it into my my pores that need it, then brush it away. Used to use my finger but it was too much. I do use it for buffing out my bronzer & blush as I am sweeping off the excess. I do not use it under my eyes but love it for the lid. Even if I set w/ a different powder, I always use it @ the end. Great for touch ups as well. I have the translucent but am going to try the rosy light. Leaves more of a velvet matte look but give it a bit. Pretty much natural face later, not drying. I do get oily in my t~zone so I'm not sure how someone w/ very dry skin would feel about it?