Best Powder for Dry Skin.

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Marleen B.

Jul 2, 2016

Marleen B.

I just remembered I had this list. These are only pressed powders and I can only vouch for the Mac CareBlend. I don't know if you have a preference for a loose or a pressed. But even if you are looking for a loose powder, it's always handy to have a pressed on hand too, for on the go touch-ups.

Kathryn R.

Jul 2, 2016

Kathryn R.

The RCMA powder is super inexpensive and perfect for dry skin. And you get enough in the bottle to last you a lifetime. It's what I use on my clients not just because of the high quality but also because it works on all skin types.

Evelina K.

Jul 2, 2016

Evelina K.

I have dry skin and flakey patches, and I use the Laura Mercier setting powder & it works great for me personally. Although, a more budget friendly option is the NYX HD translucent powder and I enjoy that one just as much!

Noha A.

Jul 2, 2016

Noha A.

Thank you dear for your helpful comment 🙊💞

Marleen B.

Jul 2, 2016

Marleen B.

I have extremely dry skin also and love the Mac Careblend Pressed Powder. It's made especially for dry, sensitive skin so it's creamy not dry and doesn't completely matte you out. I like Nars Laguna Bronzer. It's a neutral shade of brown, not orange or red. And it has a tiny bit of a sheen when you swatch it, but you won't see it on the skin. I think that tiny bit of sheen although not out rightly noticeable, is complimentary to drier skins. It's the only bronzer I've hit pan on.

Noha A.

Jul 2, 2016

Noha A.

I have an extremely dry skin and I want a powder that sets the makeup without taking out the glow& luminosity.
And it would be great if you recommend a bronzer for my olive skin tone (I'm nc 25-30 with yellow undertones)

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