Glow Mattifying Loose Powder with Vitamin C & Aloe Vera for a Natural Matte Look - 12 g

Will This Suit Sensitive Skin?

Yes, the Glow Mattifying Loose Powder is perfect for all skin types.

Can I Use It Without Foundation?

Yes, you can use it without foundation to absorb excess oil on your face.

Can I Use it Daily?

Yes, the Glow Mattifying Loose Powder can be used daily.

Will This Work for Oily Skin?

Yes, the Vitamin C Daily Glow Face Cream has a lightweight formulation that will suit oily skin.

Will It Suit My Deeper Skin Tone?

It’s a translucent powder that suits all Indian skin tones and yes, it will be ideal for deeper skin tones as well.

What does loose powder do?

A loose powder or a setting poser is used to set liquid foundation or concealer, making your base makeup last longer. More specifically, a matte loose powder can help soak excess oil from the skin, conceal pores, define contour lines, and create a chiseled jawline. It can thus act as a base for various elements of makeup.

What is the difference between loose powder and face powder?

A loose powder is a finely milled powder formula that helps absorb excess oil on the skin, blurs the blemishes, and makes the makeup more prominent. A compact or pressed powder, on the other hand, is used for quick makeup touch-ups on the go.

Is loose powder good for the skin?

Matte loose powder is finely milled, so it quickly absorbs excess oil from the skin, thus giving it a soft and smooth texture. This formula leans towards the drier side, which is why it best suits people with oily skin. It also helps create a base for applying makeup on the skin and makes it last longer.

Which is better- a translucent powder or a loose powder?

A loose powder can be a translucent powder, but the translucent powder may or may not be a loose powder. Both have their purposes when it comes to makeup application. A translucent powder is a white color powder used to blur out blemishes, wrinkles, and fine lines simultaneously. But loose powders are great at absorbing excess oil from your face and keeping your makeup intact for hours. They can be followed up with a finishing powder or a face mist at the end.

What shade of loose powder should I use?

It depends on your foundation's color and skin tone. For a more natural look, you can pick a slightly lighter shade. Choosing one shade lighter will help prevent your foundation from getting darker in the daytime.