Powder = Ghost Face

Dec 28, 2012

Grace P.

I've noticed that when I take a picture with the flash, my face looks so pale compared to the rest of my body and neck. I think it's because of my powder. anyone know a pressed powder or setting powder that won't look so pale and ashy on camera?? thanks xoxo -Grace

Dec 28, 2012

Elli G.

A lot of powders have mica in it. You could use MACs skin finish powder on medium or medium plus! It photographs besutiful

Dec 28, 2012

Brooke E.

If your foundation has SPF in it, that'll have the same effect as well.

Dec 29, 2012

Grace P.

thanks Eli!

Dec 29, 2012

Audrey V.

It's happens to me too! I usually top it off with bronzer

Dec 29, 2012

Natalie W.

try MUFE super matte loose powder

Dec 29, 2012

Mariam L.

i use the mary kay mineral powder and bare minerals powder. both of them are amazing. once you apply it they are actually creamy and light against your skin. if u consult with a bare minerals or mary kay bueaty consultant they will pick the right shade for you. :)

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