Nars Crystal powder
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Feb 6, 2015
Amber B.
Does anyone have the Narrowed Crystal translucent powder? Do you guys like it. How do you use it.
Feb 6, 2015
Dee-Ann B.
I heard amazing reviews on it and couldn't wait to try it but it didn't quite live up to expectations for me. I love the way it looks for about the first few hours but then it makes my skin really shiny, I can't even put it on my nose :( a lot of people have mentioned that it controls their oily skin really well though so it might just be me. I would still recommend giving it a go :)
Feb 6, 2015
Kitty K.
Hmm it's a powder, so it makes my skin matte.. I've never had it look shiny, that is so odd.
I usually apply it under my eyes, it has a blurred effect so it works great for any area you want to have a bit of that Photoshop blur to. I do not recommend it too much for dry skin, it will make the dryness look worse. Usually I applied it to my oily areas, I only used a very minimal amount and wherever I thought could use some 'blurring' ( like where my pores are! ) You can also use it by itself, it makes for a really nice no make up look too.