Which Setting Spray?

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Miranda P.

Mar 17, 2013

Miranda P.

Urban Decay's All Nighter setting spray or MAC's Studio Fix+

Sara N.

Mar 17, 2013

Sara N.

That's more like an apples and oranges comparison. all nighter is more of a setting spray, to keep your makeup on. fix+ is more of a refresher which doesn't do a lot for longevity...it's good for taking the powdery finish off your face...

This is all my opinion though, and will vary with different skin types :)

Sara N.

Mar 17, 2013

Sara N.

Oh and if you're considering all nighter, skindinavia is the company that makes it, just the label is UD...I'm almost positive it's cheaper though, if you are considered about price.

Amanda N.

Mar 17, 2013

Amanda N.

Urban decays oil control setting spray doesn't work what so ever. I was really upset because it was expensive. its like spraying water on your face. no effect.

Sophie M.

Mar 18, 2013

Sophie M.

I love model in a bottle

Morgan G.

Mar 20, 2013

Morgan G.

I've tried the UD spray for oily skin and it did nothing for mattifying or improving longevity of makeup. However, I swear by the ORIGINAL UD All Nighter spray, I've got 2 backups even. I LOVE the original All Nighter spray, just beware of deslick!

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