What is your favorite touch up powder?

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Bebe E.

Jul 15, 2011

Bebe E.

I am looking for a good touch powder that doesn't add alot of color and does not look cakey!

Drea L.

Jul 15, 2011

Drea L.

ELF High Definition powder ($6) - It works well with my hot, sweaty days. Any powder with Silica and/or Dimethicone (primer ingredient) as their main ingredients would do well. :D

Samantha G.

Jul 16, 2011

Samantha G.

i agree with andrea, elf's hd powder is good. although, if you're looking for something more on the go, that's not practical because the packaging is ridiculous. i like rimmel london's stay matte pressed powder but a lot of girls on youtube rave about maybelline's dream matte as well. macs msf natural isn't a bad way to go but if you're super oily, it's not worth it. if you do have oily skin, check out blot sheets and then anything you apply over it won't look cakey :)

Andrea F.

Jul 16, 2011

Andrea F.

Maybelinne's Dream Matte Powder is excellent. Cheap, natural, buildable.. not cakey at all. Worth a try! I go for it more than I go for my Mac powders and stuff. :) 

Gracey W.

Jul 17, 2011

Gracey W.

Rimmel London's is great! I find it leaves me looking powdery around my dry areas though (as most powders I've tried do) so I use a facial mist after I apply it! 

Joyce S.

Jul 17, 2011

Joyce S.

I love MAC Blot Powder; mainly used the translucent powder to set my liquid foundation and most importantly to absorb sebum throughout the day. 

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