about-face Curtain Call Loose Setting Powder | Translucent | 0.35oz | Setting Powder | Oil Absorbing, Blurs Lines | Rice Starch & Corn Based Talc Alternative

Amazing powder! It locks in my makeup all day. My only small complaint is the price doesn't seem so bad compared to what you pay for at Sephora or Ulta, BUT! You're getting half the product that you would be getting at Sephora or Ulta. I checked the ounces and compared this to my Natasha Denona powder which is just as good but "more expensive" and you get double the product in the Natasha Denona. It works if you are in a pinch and need a really good powder on a budget, but you're not really saving anything when it comes down to it. My rating is based upon how well the product performs - not on the savings per ounces (which would significantly lower the rating overall if that's all I were to base it upon). Great powder, terrible savings.

Excelente producto

Even though I’m not completely sure about the packaging yet, since I’m used to the classic style where you pour the product into the lid, I’m pleasantly surprised so far. It’s a bit more difficult to get the product out, but I guess that’s the whole point: it’s less messy. As for the product itself, I really like the formula, it smooths the skin without making it feel cakey or dry. If someone is looking for a stronger formula that really locks everything in all day, they might want something heavier. I personally prefer lighter, less heavy makeup, and for that this setting powder is great!

WHAT YOU GET: This powder comes in a clear, recycled, hard plastic square box, with color/shade marked on top. I got the “Bow” color, which is a pale skin tone. The powder is contained in what seems to be a clear acrylic base, which has a black plastic well with mesh from which the powder can come through. The square top is a metallic gunmetal, which can sort of serve as a mirror in case you need one. It’s a bit distorted, but it can work. There is a white, tabbed sticker over the mesh opening, which needs to be removed before use. You will need a makeup brush or puff to apply the powder, although I supposed you could apply a dab with your finger if necessary. There are no types of applicators supplied. No directions are included. It’s made in Italy. NOTES: The powder case measures approximately 2.75 x 2.75 x (just under) 1.5 inches (height). The top screws on and off. Twist to the left to unscrew open, and to the right to screw closed. MY EXPERIENCE: The lid is a little hard to remove because you can’t hold the bottom part unless you pick it up in your hands, but it can be done while it's sitting on the counter if you push down on the lid while turning, as long as it rests on something non-slippery. The powder really is super fine, and can easily be airborne and swept away by the slightest air movement. This can made it a little messy at times. It’s true that it glides on and creates a “velvety-smooth complexion” as they say. I found that it made my skin tone more even and made my skin feel silky to the touch. It’s lightweight and looks great. I can’t even tell that I’m wearing powder. MY OPINION: The box does day that it’s a silicone and talc-free formula, and it’s PeTA approved, which I appreciate. The product description says that it comes with a powder puff, but I did not receive one. I wish it came with a puff as they said. It would be nice if there was one attached to the inside of the lid that could be removed. The container is a bit large, especially for throwing in a purse/bag. The powder itself works well to reduce/remove shine and create a natural, finished look while blurring imperfections, but it can get a little messy if you aren’t careful. It stays on for a long time and matches well with my light skin.

Perfect size. Totally minimizes shine and blurs fine lines in mature skin.

i don’t like the color which is obviously a preferential thing i didn’t realize how it would look and that’s expected when trying makeup online ofc. but the powder itself isn’t good quality and i had to toss it it wasn’t even usable as a blush bc of how chalky the powder is

it's okay but not the best powder I've ever used. can get a little cakey

This is the best set powder in the world.