MATTE SETTING POWDER
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Matte Setting Powder comes in three different shades as well as a transparent version.
- Free shipping on orders over 100 EUR / 120 USD
- Delivery time: 3-5 business days
Why you'll love it
- 10 g/0.35 oz
- 10 g/0.35 oz
- 10 g/0.35 oz
How to apply
- Apply it after your foundation and concealer.
- Remember not to use too much product at once. Instead, apply a little at a time and build up to your desired result.
- Apply with Setting Powder Brush F15 or Pointed Setting Powder Brush F16.
- Apply where you easily become oily or where your base can sometimes move, such as your t-zone, nose and chin.
- Finish with one of our setting sprays for a look that lasts all day!
Ingredients
+/- : CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499, CI 19140
Find your undertone
Cold undertone
Blue, pink or reddish skin
Neutral undertone
No obvious blue/pink or yellow tint
Warm undertone
Yellow, olive or golden skin
How do I know what undertone I have?
If you have blue/dark purple veins, you probably have a cold undertone. If your veins look more green, you have a warmer undertone. If the colour does not clearly lean in either direction, you probably have a neutral undertone. With a cold undertone, you should use a foundation with a pinker tint, while a yellower foundation suits a warm undertone.
Tips!
Find a white piece of clothing and hold it up next to your face in daylight. If your skin looks pinkish, you have a cold undertone. With a warm undertone, your skin tone will look more yellow. If you find it difficult to see if your skin leans in either of these directions, you probably have a neutral undertone.
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FAQ
- How much colour does it give the skin?
The transparent version is completely transparent and does give the skin any colour. Honey and Chocolate give the skin some colour but are mainly for setting your makeup. - In what step of my makeup routine should it be applied?
Apply it after your foundation and concealer. - What do I use to apply it?
Apply it with Setting Powder Brush F15, Pointed Setting Powder Brush F16 or with our Perfect Blender. - Where do I apply setting powder?
Apply powder wherever you tend to get oily during the day and where your base might start to move - for example, on your nose, chin and t-zone. - Does it dry out the skin?
It is a very creamy formula that adapts to your skin and blends in easily. This means that it does not dry out your skin. - Is it suitable for mature skin?
Yes, because it only provides light coverage, it is also suitable for mature skin. - Is it vegan?
Yes. - Is it “non-comedogenic"?
There is no approved industry regulation for that label. Some brands put the term on their products based solely on the fact that they do not contain certain individual ingredients known to block pores, without actually testing to prove that the formula does not cause outbreaks. We can't promise anything, but our Setting Powder is free of petrolatum and oil, which are known ingredients that many people experience as pore-clogging. - Is it gluten-free?
Only gluten ingested by mouth can be harmful to persons with coeliac disease, so makeup and skincare products are safe even if they contain gluten. When it comes to lipstick, traces do end up in your mouth. This means it's just like food; if there's gluten in the product, you will wind up ingesting it.
- How much colour does it give the skin?
The transparent version is completely transparent and does give the skin any colour. Honey and Chocolate give the skin some colour but are mainly for setting your makeup. - In what step of my makeup routine should it be applied?
Apply it after your foundation and concealer. - What do I use to apply it?
Apply it with Setting Powder Brush F15, Pointed Setting Powder Brush F16 or with our Perfect Blender. - Where do I apply setting powder?
Apply powder wherever you tend to get oily during the day and where your base might start to move - for example, on your nose, chin and t-zone. - Does it dry out the skin?
It is a very creamy formula that adapts to your skin and blends in easily. This means that it does not dry out your skin. - Is it suitable for mature skin?
Yes, because it only provides light coverage, it is also suitable for mature skin. - Is it vegan?
Yes. - Is it “non-comedogenic"?
There is no approved industry regulation for that label. Some brands put the term on their products based solely on the fact that they do not contain certain individual ingredients known to block pores, without actually testing to prove that the formula does not cause outbreaks. We can't promise anything, but our Setting Powder is free of petrolatum and oil, which are known ingredients that many people experience as pore-clogging. - Is it gluten-free?
Only gluten ingested by mouth can be harmful to persons with coeliac disease, so makeup and skincare products are safe even if they contain gluten. When it comes to lipstick, traces do end up in your mouth. This means it's just like food; if there's gluten in the product, you will wind up ingesting it.
