Sacha BUTTERCUP No Color Mini Setting Powder. No Ashy Flashback. Blurs Fine Lines and Pores. Loose, Translucent Face Powder to Set Makeup Foundation or Concealer. For All Skin Tones, 0.35 oz.

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.

Love love this setting powder .stays in place.highly recommend.

Great product! Accurate delivery date

This setting powder is a must for medium to deep skin tones! It blends beautifully, sets my makeup all day, and the best part—no ashy flashback in photos. I love how it blurs out fine lines and leaves a soft, matte finish without feeling heavy. A little goes a long way, and it truly lives up to the hype!

This setting Powder is amazing! It sets my foundation and concealer perfectly without leaving any ashy flashback. It blurs fine lines and pores beautifully, and the translucent formula works so well on my medium-to-dark skin tone. Soft, smooth, and gives a polished, long-lasting finish.

Perfect for dark skin. It gives you a flawless look. It's my favorite setting powder.

Where has this powder been all of my life?! I thought it was just YouTube hype, but nope, this powder is the BIZNASSSS!! I use different formulas of foundation depending on what I'm doing that day. If I'm photographing a wedding outside in the heat, I wear a liquid waterproof foundation. For everyday wear, I use a stick foundation. I tested Buttercup during a wedding on a pretty hot day where I tend to "glisten" (boys sweat, girls glisten ) and thought for sure that I had wiped most of my makeup off by the time I got home 10 hours later. Nope! I walked through the door and my guy said "You must have had a really easy indoor wedding." Aside from my lipstick, ALL of my makeup was right where I'd put it over 10 hours before....including my highlighter! Since I get a little oily in the T-zone, I did blot about half way through the day because I felt "glistening" going on. I was really surprised at how well this powder kept everything in place and looking fresh. It's not drying at all and leaves my skin looking and feeling very supple and healthy. It's great with my stick foundation as well. My friend took a few photos of me using a professional flash on my camera during the wedding reception and there wasn't any flashback. Good thing I blended well! It's so smooth and blends VERY well! I blended mine with an oval brush and a regular powder brush and while I personally prefer my oval brushes, it went on well with the regular brush, too. I'm not sure how well the compact version would work, but since I don't like to travel with a container of loose powder in my bag and would like to have a more convenient way to carry it, I MAY have to give it a try.

This setting powder is hands down one of the best in the game. It gives you the softest finish when applied correctly

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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.

Love it. Put it on after foundation. Last all day. Light and comfortable

Okay, so I live for these makeup reviews!! So I'm gonna keep it real with you~! For shade reference, I currently wear the Fenty Beauty concealer in 255 and like 2 years ago I went to Mac to get my shade range and they told me I was an NC 40, so there's that. After reading reviews and watching video's online I feel like if you're around my shade get the lighter version of this rather than the original. This in itself is REALLY yellow so I was afraid it would have made my face so yellow (but that was not the case at all)! I previously had the Makeup Forever HD Setting Powder and it SUCKS! Personally, it was so thin, left a REALLY bad white cast, and I feel like it even took the effects of the concealer away (like made my red spots more apparent after I set it). PRO's: -Doesn't leave a white cast!!! :) -Has a really smooth finish -Gives a really set finish whether you leave it on for 1 or 2 mins or you bake with it for like 10 mins. -I feel like it compliments my concealer and doesn't make it extra light (unlike the Makeup Forever) -I'm glad I purchased the lighter one as the yellow one would have been way too dark. -It IS $24.99 but they give you A LOT (1.25 oz), I won't have to repurchase for like months down the line. Con's: -Can be very messy. (If you see my pictures) I just opened it for a quick second to take a picture of the inside and little powder specs already got on the table. *Honestly, most loose setting powders are like this so you can't really help it.