HD powder in photos.
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Jun 14, 2013
D B.
Is it possible to use a silica HD powder without getting flashback in photos?
Jun 14, 2013
Alicia H.
Absolutely! I love the MUFE HD Powder. It's pure micronized translucent silica and great for photo shoots. I use it on everyone.
Jun 14, 2013
D B.
Thanks Alicia! I just bought a small pot of the MUFE. I'd heard it might give a white cast. Is it just a case of using a light hand?
Jun 14, 2013
D B.
Thanks Jaqueline!