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Who would say no to a flawless makeup finish? And what better than compact powders to serve the purpose? Whether you are a minimal makeup enthusiast or someone who loves to experiment with new looks, ...

Confused about the difference between setting powder and finishing powder? That’s completely understandable. At a glance, the two products look virtually the same (they either come in a loose powder ...

Gone are the days when setting your make-up meant caking your face using a compact powder two shades too light for you, that left you looking flat and ashy in a few hours. Today, pretty much any skin ...

While “generally recognized as safe” by the FDA for use in cosmetics, some people choose to avoid makeup that contains talcum powder (or talc) because of unconfirmed studies linking the ingredient to ...

Setting powder is probably one of those things you’ve heard about but never really used. Maybe you’re a minimalist loves the no-makeup look pioneer by Bobbi Brown, or you’re worried that powder might ...

If you have been a makeup enthusiast, you'd agree that you would never ignore a compact powder. From wedding festivities to a casual brunch with your girls, compact powders can transform your look and ...

Makeup helps enhance your look and cover blemishes, and powders play an important role in finishing it. Compact and loose powders are staples in most makeup kits, but they serve different purposes ...

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