Translucent setting powder?

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Barbara L.

Jul 28, 2013

Barbara L.

What's the best you've experienced? I'm personally willing to pay up to $35 for a decent quantity.

Staci V.

Jul 28, 2013

Staci V.

I realyyy like the translucent powder from Mirabella! http://www.mirabellabeauty.com/perfecting-powder.html

My second favorite is Sephora's!
http://m.sephora.com/smoothing-translucent-setting-powder-P310720

I hope this helped!

Amy B.

Jul 28, 2013

Amy B.

The Clinique one is pretty.

Alyssa L.

Jul 28, 2013

Alyssa L.

Palladio rice powder in translucent, bare minerals ready foundation powder in translucent. Palladio is VERY inexpensive

Yasmine G.

Jul 28, 2013

Yasmine G.

NARS translucent powder! I own it in the solid compact form however you can also get it as a loose powder but prefer solid so you don't waste or use too much. Also I've heard make up forever has a good one as well but from experience Ilive really been enjoying my NARS one (:

Deniella K.

Jul 28, 2013

Deniella K.

Nars if you're combo/normal but if your oily than make up forever HD powder. Best thing I have HONESTLY ever purchased.. It saved my lifeeee.

Nabila E.

Jul 28, 2013

Nabila E.

NARS I prefer the solid over the loose, it has a very subtle shimmer and makes your make up stay looking great.

Miranda C.

Jul 28, 2013

Miranda C.

Nars and Laura Mercier. The LM is probably a bit more expensive but you will NEVER run out of it :)

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