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Jul 16, 2016
Kimberlyn O.
Does anyone know a good baking powder that I can buy at any drug store? Buying at Sephora & all is getting ridiculous!
Jul 16, 2016
Natalie D.
coty airspun powder
Jul 16, 2016
patty s.
Jul 16, 2016
Breeze T.
I've always wanted to try that powder, and I will when I go back to the US!
Jul 16, 2016
Naomi K.
I agree with the ladies above I love the coty airspun!
Jul 16, 2016
Riley O.
I use the Airspun powder and I love it!
Jul 16, 2016
Danica P.
I have to disagree with the coty but it's one of those things some love it some hate it for me I have dry skin skin so this stuff sucks the life out from under my eyes and turns my concealer cakey and patchy:( plus it smells like a grandma! but then again I've used it on my freind and it worked to bake her under eye area but not her forehead. if you have any type of dryness I'd stay away from this stuff I know you said drugstore but rmyou can't go wrong with rcma!
Jul 16, 2016
patty s.
If you have dry skin you are not supposed to bake.
Jul 16, 2016
Danica P.
You can bake if you have dry skin it's just involves lots of moisturizer a good concealer and a good powder I bake because where I live is soooooo humid I use Clinique moisture surge then Clinique concealer then Bake with Mac setting powder and it works for me everyone's skin is different and as a dry skinned girl I'm faced with having to do things different I totally can bake just with extra precautions also like I said I only do it if it's soooooo humid so my concealer doesn't slip off my under eyes.
Jul 18, 2016
Ella B.
For a loose powder the airspun 100% or if you're looking for something very cheap MUA do a fab loose powder for only 3£!! Or a pressed powder the nyx finishing powder however can be slightly white or the mineral magic powder foundation I love because it colour corrects, adds coverage and gives an airbrush finish.