No7 Flawless Finishing Loose Powder - Translucent - 13gram

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Build your confidence with flawless, feel-good skin in a flash with our No7 Airbrush Away Finishing Powder. This finely milled, weightless finishing powder is expertly formulated to mattify and seamlessly set make-up in place, helping to reduce shine and blur imperfections for a flawless matte finish. Contains Vitamin E and Pro-vitamin B5 to care and condition and Hyaluronic acid to help keep the skin hydrated

Step 1: To prepare your skin, apply a primer from our No7 Airbrush Away range, followed by the No7 foundation of your choice. We were also impressed with how long it lasted – it kept our tester’s makeup in place for a solid 10 hours. Translucent: Talc, Polyamide-5, Cetyl Dimethicone, Dimethicone, Panthenol, Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Tocopheryl Acetate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Aqua (Water), Pantolactone, CI 77491 (Iron Oxides), CI 77492 (Iron Oxides), CI 77499 (Iron Oxides). Blurs pores like a dream - Love this! Blurs pores and makes full coverage foundation look smooth and soft.”* If the mere mention of any kind of powder conjures images of chalky, dry skin for you, fear not. The latest translucent powders on the market are more advanced than ever, truly an important product in your complexion-enhancing arsenal.If you’re looking for a powder that has staying power, Huda Beauty’s Easy Bake could well become a staple in your makeup kit. There’s the translucent Sugar Cookie hue, which we’d suggest works best for brightening fairer skin tones, as well as seven other sheer shades – so there’s sure to be one that works for you. Apply foundation and concealer. Wait until you have used the loose powder before putting on any eye or cheek makeup. Sodium Hyaluronate - gives long-term moisturising benefits. It attracts moisture in skin cells and reduces dryness and flaking by increasing skin hydration. However, this isn’t a biggie for me. Instead, I just apply a touch more with a fluffy brush after a few hours of wear and it layers up well. With other powders, I’ve found that applying more powder over a previously powdered face leads to a dry, cakey finish. That’s not the case with the No.7 perfect light loose powder, so that’s extra brownie points from me! Both artists agree that, whether you have oily skin or dry skin, the less-is-more approach is best when it comes to powders. "This gives you more control of the product," Medhin says. "Place your brush in the powder, then tap it off until it looks like nothing is left on the brush, then keep applying until you get to your desired matte look." Tommy adds face powder to the forehead, nose, chin, and sides of the mouth to "help to mitigate any excess shine or oil breakthrough that can lead to a porous look."

Step 2: Follow with a concealer such as the No7 Instant Radiance Under Eye Concealer to brighten and banish dark circles. No7 Flawless Finishing Pressed Powder - this ultra-fine, velvety-soft finishing powder is expertly formulated to mattify the skin and won’t settle into fine lines. The clever light diffusing particles provide a blurring effect, helping you to keep that radiantly flawless look.Reducing the appearance of pores and fine lines leaving skin looking visibly smoother and more refined. Ideal for touch-ups and helps to prolong make-up wear. Panthenol - help the skin to attract water and then hold into it. Boosts skin barrier function. Soothes and reduces inflammation One thing Boots omits to mention is that the quantity of the product has been reduced from 20g to 13g, with no obvious reduction in price. I only became aware of this when I realised how little time the powder was lasting. The No7 Perfect Light Setting Powder is super finely milled — it reminds me of talc. You only need the slightest dab of product. Once applied to the skin, I’d describe it as lightweight and pretty much invisible. It sets concealer down nicely without adding extra cakiness. With that said, the first product on the undereye spotlight is the No.7 Perfect Light Loose Powder in the shade Translucent.