Best setting powders?

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Carolia L.

Mar 1, 2013

Carolia L.

I've heard for people who don't usually wear face makeup (primers, coverup, ect) a translucent powder for getting a matte look is best. I just don't know where to look or which ones to btry!Help? Which are your favorites and which aren't?

Ashley M.

Mar 2, 2013

Ashley M.

I like makeup forever HD micro finish powder it gives a nice matte finish. its a little pricey though.

Melissa H.

Mar 2, 2013

Melissa H.

My favorite is Rimmel Stay Matte.

Lolli S.

Mar 2, 2013

Lolli S.

Mineral veil

Laken W.

Mar 2, 2013

Laken W.

I have a MUFE HD Powder & I hate it waste of my money-_-

butttt I lovvvveee Elf's HD Powder & its $6.00!! :)))

Emily W.

Mar 2, 2013

Emily W.

Makeup Forever HD Powder is 100% silica. You can buy cosmetic silica from a supplier (TKB Trading, for instance) for a tiny fraction of the price. Calculated based on cost per ounce, MUFE charges over $80 for a pound of silica, whereas you can get more than THREE POUNDS of silica from a supplier for that cost. I don't know how that company gets away with that kind of markup, it should be illegal under price gouging laws... :/

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