Sacha Cosmetics BUTTERCUP LIGHT, flash-friendly face powder for light skin tones. No ashy flashback in bright lighting, selfies & photos. 1.25 oz.

Expensive but good

Don’t think it’s original

Visage parfait je kifff

I was soooo afraid when I saw the negative reviews about reactions to the powder....I have somewhat sensitive skin. I decided to give it a chance anyway because of all the GOOD reviews and all the "youtubers" who seem to swear by it. I've used it only once so far (Saturday night, it's now been 3 days that I've been makeup free) so far, no type of reaction. It's not over bright like a lot of setting powders and doesn't leave me looking ashy. Update : After about about a week if use, I did notice a slight irritation, small itchy bumps and more breakouts. I was worried that was caused by the powder so I have stopped using it for now. Once my skin kind of gets back to normal, I will try it again. Then I'll know whether my skin was acting up or if I might Be experiencing a bad reaction to this product. I've taken my rating down from a 5 star to 3 star in the meantime. 2nd update 5/01/2018: I started using the powder again. I stand by my first assessment. I've been using it now for 2 or 3 weeks and I haven't had any new outbreaks. I love the flawless finish I get. Back up to 5 stars 😀 Final update 9/16/2018 I've used this powder every weekday since my last update in may and I've experienced no issues. At all. Extremely satisfied.

J'ai vu que cette poudre était populaire pour les peaux les plus foncées. Personnellement, j'ai la peau très claire (surtout l'hiver). J'ai acheté la couleur "Buttercup No Color" et j'en suis ravie. J'utilise la méthode coréenne pour les soins de la peau qui rend la peau magnifique, mais un peu brillante. Avec cette poudre j'atteins la quasi perfection. Elle rend ma peau juste assez matte pour un look vraiment naturel. Juste Wow!

This is one of the best setting powder's I have ever used. The colour isn't too yellow. I have a dark skin tone and it works nicely to highlight or to bake with (or reverse contouring). My sister is a very light tan and she uses it the same way. There is no white cast or ashy look with it. Sometimes I use a setting spray with it when I wanna look dewey, but it isn't necessary. You don`t look dry. Just a nice matte-natural look. I even wear it alone when I have no makeup on, because I have combination-oily skin.

Honestly, a good velvety baking/setting powder for warm golden-olive undertones I use and for a general idea I'm mac studio fix fluid foundation nc40.