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Emily P.

Sep 27, 2013

Emily P.

Is the Mac Mineralize Skinfinish Natural powders worth it? I've been using Rimmel Stay Matte transparent setting powder and love it, but I've heard such great things about the MSF Natural powders. Pros/cons? Going to the mall very soon & need to know if I should pick one up :) thanks in advance!

Carolyn H.

Sep 27, 2013

Carolyn H.

I use it everyday and love it but if you have a powder you already love why change it.

Change up something else in your routine that you don't love as much :)

Felicia J.

Sep 27, 2013

Felicia J.

Wish I could help I've used the rimmel stay matte before but actually ended up just completely switching to elf hd setting powder after using my loreal lumi foundation (obsessed) sorry I couldn't help!

Manwela G.

Sep 27, 2013

Manwela G.

I agree with Carolyn..change something that needs to be changed..keep what you love and works for you.

Ainsley S.

Sep 27, 2013

Ainsley S.

I think it depends on the finish you're looking for. My t-zone is one the oily side and I find the MSF Naturals can emphasize that. I think it's the mica in this product. I used to use it consistently, but since the drugstore has gotten better, I reach more for my Rimmel, Maybelline or Soap & Glory powders. If you're happy with your Rimmel, then I'd stick with that and splurge on something else. Just my opinion! :)

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